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slightly bald.
slightly bald.

slightly recurrent.
slightly recurrent.

open the door slightly.
entrebâillez la porte….

well, slightly different.
well, slightly different.

condition: slightly used.
condition : excellent plus condition.

the beds are slightly uncomfortable.
the beds are slightly uncomfortable.

“the internet is slightly different.
“the internet is slightly different.

the plant is slightly higher [...]
the plant is slightly [...]

other oda rises slightly (anglais )
other oda rises slightly (english)

application: slightly reinforced concrete, bricks.
application: slightly reinforced concrete, bricks.

slightly asyrrmetrical façade to fit interior disposition.
brick facade and black pantiled roof.

some are small, and other are slightly invisible.
some are small, and other are slightly invisible.

the remainder were modified slightly for national accounts purposes.
other publications used are:

29 «slightly greener», the economist, 1er avril 2004.
30 bp statistical review of world energy.

nationally, the median contribution increased slightly to $2,630.
almost 31% reported that the father's health had deteriorated more than the mother's.

dms messages look slightly different because of the strict security parameters.
les messages du dms ont une présentation légèrement différente en raison des paramètres rigoureux de sécurité.

but what i wanted to say is slightly different, i’m afraid.
but what i wanted to say is slightly different, i’m afraid.

the shape of the body is slightly different from the gibson, but not drastically.
the shape of the body is slightly different from the gibson, but not drastically.

a similar though slightly flatter profile is projected in the eu as a whole.
the euro area deficit is expected to drop to 1% of gdp this year and, based on the customary no-policy-change assumption, to post a further slight decline the year after.

in 2003, slightly less than half (48%) of children had their own tv set.
in 2003, slightly less than half (48%) of children had their own tv set.