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61. You may need to fiddle with the valves quite a bit to get the right balance between the different outlets.
62. We know quite a bit about the historical context, the world in which both figures existed.
63. There's quite a bit of noise coming from the kitchens.
64. Unlike many of the mentally ill, epileptics often have quite a bit of insight into their problem.
65. So, through no fault of my own, I was at a loose end quite a bit.
66. Dad has quite a bit of confidence in carpentry.
67. Although research shows that prepubescent athletes sweat quite a bit less, on average, than adults, they also weigh less, so small water losses are magnified.
68. I've been abroad three times this year. I get about quite a bit.
69. Well, of course, the form factor in computing will be changing quite a bit.
70. Parsing frameworks are a rich topic that warrants quite a bit of study to get the full picture; these two articles make a good start, for both readers and myself.
71. By the end of this year, you should see that this twosome deal has created quite a bit of impressive results.
72. UML is my bailiwick, too; in fact I did quite a bit of work on UML 2.0.
73. Community Team: We've received quite a bit of feedback concerning the current itemization for paladin tier-set gear and the importance of other stats over MP5.
74. Models that include the memory hierarchy are quite a bit more complex than the RAM model, so that they can be difficult to work with.
75. 'The movie focuses quite a bit on the agony of the massacre of Corelli's men in the firing-squad incident-and culminates in that horrifyingly shocking moment.
76. Of course, I'm simplifying things quite a bit: In polyphony, harmonies do emerge from the separate voices, and rhythm isn't completely ignored.
77. Quite a bit is known about Gutenberg's printing career, thanks to his financial and legal troubles.
78. Since then, quite a bit of work has been done to improve the performance of Phar archives.
79. The DEC Alpha chip, for example, did quite a bit of code optimization -- entering into an area that traditionally was the realm of compiler developers.
80. I think it did up the ante quite a bit.
81. The country gets an inordinate amount of sun, and areas like the Negev Desert in the south still sport quite a bit of open space.
82. Underestimation of each finger length, from the thumb to the pinky, increased by about 7 percent in each finger, rendering the little finger quite a bit littler that it really was.
83. Might I add, that the audience is no longer hungry. and quite a bit fatter after this week's bacchanal .
84. Depending on the frequency and amount of transactions you process, investing in a Bluetooth card reader or swiper/printer combo can really save you quite a bit of money.
85. Conceptual, word stem, and soundex searches are possible within the current general framework, but would take quite a bit of work.
86. And if a new admin were to inherit our craftily configured server, it would take quite a bit of detective work in order to even begin to understand how we configured everything.
87. The language's compiler can discern quite a bit of type information from the context, without explicit type annotations.
88. The lexer for this example is more complicated than the one for the calculator; quite a bit so.
89. Bolero is an absolutely terrible movie but it features quite a bit of Derek in the nude.
90. As you can see, the farm boy from Tattooine has been working out quite a bit since his debut in 1977!
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