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That, of course, is a blessing since it means that it has largely escaped the attentions of chain stores, multi-nationals and money-grubbing developers and has thus retained a bit of character.

The house, which appears to have been built in the late 1800s or early 1900s, retained a bit of its original ornamentation — some carved woodwork and a staircase in the entry hall, marble fireplaces on the second floor — and the couple didn't want to lose it.

The tone became more and more ironic and self-deprecating (fans would comment on the square-ness of his head, and Will would play semi-offended to spur it on), yet he somehow retained a bit of that old school YouTuber hyper-sincerity when encouraging people to like and subscribe.

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She does retain a bit of her parents' missionary zeal.

So at least he retains a bit of dignity.

With that valuation I have been able to retain a bit more ownership".

It's one of the few areas of the city centre that still retains a bit of original charm".

I think it's vital that you keep a bit of yourself back, you have to try and retain a bit of mystery.

Some parts of the Upper West Side retain a bit of economic diversity, but Mr. Baldwin, a 53-year-old Long Island native, is hardly huddling with the masses.

But the company's three founders will retain a bit more power — with 150 votes per share, The Wall Street Journal reports.