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Kaepernick is unfazed, which only gives the Charger faithful more to jeer.

"This scheme has flopped and has been given no priority by government, which only gives lip service to equal pay.

We must fit everything we want to draw out onto the TV screen in Line 231, which only gives us about 60 lines of code.

This can then provide a more accurate reflection of the climate trend than calculating chlorophyll levels from this data, which only gives a sense of the amount of phytoplankton.

"Those battles often bring out the best in us, but they can also bring out the worst, dividing us and setting us ourselves against each other in a way which only gives succour to those who wish to control us".

Plus there's a slow-motion mode, which only gives you 960×540 but (I'm guessing) ups the framerate to 120.

Given this Herculean task, it measures ordinary hills via aeroplanes and aerial photography, which only give an accuracy of +/- 3 metres on heights.

This color preference was controversial among the followers of pink and yellow, almost disqualifying because of poop, which only gave Andrew more enthusiasm for the shade.

We'll award Two Pinocchios to both Trump and Conyers for their use of the different reversal rates, which only give one side of the story.

Wimbledon had its first rain delay of the championships, which only gave people more time to wonder: what on earth is going on here?

Shame!" Which only gave David Cameron the chance to show that he could do injured innocence and moral superiority better than the new supply teacher.