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If you ask too many questions the conversation can feel like a bit of an interrogation.

While it was never difficult, and while the parser is a standard part of the platform, the extra work was a bit of an annoyance.

It's a good situation that, after a bit of an early struggle, I had some good results and performances and now there are teams interested.

It was my third day at Melwood but I still felt like a bit of an imposter driving through the gates and parking up in the visitor bays!

In that context, the appointment of Locke might even be seen as a bit of an insult to the Chinese.

This might be "a bit of an illusion" , given the modest power of most American allies.

That's why India has been a bit of an embarrassment for those of us who believe in democracy, especially when compared with China.

It has appreciated 3. 4% since, including a bit of an upward bounce in the past few days.

While the transition to LVM is a bit of an ordeal , once the transition is complete , managing filesystems becomes tremendously easier .

The new sales director is still a bit of an unknown quantity.

All combined, our taste buds got a bit of an overdose, killing any desire for dessert.

We had a bit of an emergency as we were missing some players even if the substitutes did well.

Marriages might experience a bit of an intrusion at this time.

'It has become a bit of an obsession and I now do a picture every day after the children have gone to bed.

Having your predecessor around can be a bit of an embarrassment for anyone.

'It's a bit of an uncomfortable truth for investors, ' says Sean Darby, Nomura's chief Asia strategist.

The method getString( "value" ) is part of the SDO dynamic interface and needs a bit of an explanation.

But at the same time I have to think of my kids, of my family, and to be there for them, so it is a bit of an emotional moment.

To say that I knew him is actually a bit of an exaggeration.

But I'm actually a bit of an old fashioned naturalist, I suppose.

He has no ability to relate to people on any kind of normal level. . . He's a bit of an innocent. Vulnerable.

Lincoln's sigh, quoted above, is a bit of an old chestnut. But it tells us something about the great president's character.

I used to be a bit of an expensive-wine snob.

Fitting boots is a bit of a science and a bit of an art.

OK so this is a bit of an oddball suggestion, but I love tea and these little guys keep it warm for much longer.

The elder, in particular, who had just come down from the university, thought he was a bit of an expert.

To show sign of private moral judgement was to have lost your soul, and, worse, to be a bit of an outsider.

China has a massive population and is also experiencing a bit of an economic boom.

Icahn's botched proxy contest in 2008 was a bit of an embarrassment to watch.

A source close to Miss Perroncel, 33, claimed in The Sun: 'To say she's a Chelsea girl is a bit of an understatement.

The Libyan rebels' push into Tripoli Sunday night may end up being a bit of an anti-climax for the oil markets.

To say the crowd and Panettiere were a bit stunned is a bit of an understatement.

The name "Fubster" doesn't mean anything directly, but it certainly makes the man sound like a bit of an old fool, doesn't it.

If the Okinawa dispute was an isolated incident it might be taken as a bit of an accident, stemming as it did from a campaign promise.

"We want to temper what we think is a bit of an over-reaction. There is still enough supply, " he said.

You could also find you are hit with a bit of an independent streak and might want to strike out on your own professionally or spiritually.

A brand new hotel has opened up in the area which has got a bit of an edge as it splurges on to compete with us.

Don't fill the bottle all the way up, make sure that you'e got a bit of an egg at the top.

'In the first year there might be a bit of an impact, ' she said, 'but we're concentrating on the GDP growth rate now. '

I think they've got a bit of an advantage playing away first, but our intention has to be to try and finish the tie tonight.

OK, maybe he's a bit of an asshole when he rips up that girl's number.

To say that blogs experienced exponential growth is a bit of an understatement.

don't respond to dodgy emails - a bit of an old trick.

Generally speaking, when a horde of animals takes over a major public building, there is a bit of an outcry.

He made a bit of an ass of himself at the party.

But first, lets get a bit of an understanding on how all of these components work together inside your computer with a simple analogy.

The numerous extended comments in brackets are also a bit of an eyesore. Most would be better as footnotes, or dispensed with altogether.

"It is a bit of an ordeal to go to the supermarket because the veg is usually right by the door, " she said.

Lincoln's sigh, quoted above, is a bit of an old chestnut.

In fact, he was a bit of an outsider at school, not a popular boy.

But to Stoddard it's a bit of an oddity for an electric hybrid bicycle, which he says usually focus more on comfort.

The Q&A is a bit of an experiment which can hopefully lead to more interactions! ! Thanks for all the suggestions and support.

Mary was a bit of an afterthought her brothers and sisters are all much older than her.

'I'm a bit of an LV freak, ' he says, 'and I just love this tie holder I saw in an inflight magazine recently.

"For me, Dynamo Kiev is a bit of an unknown quantity for the moment, " said Wenger.

"Dunno why you care. I thought he was a bit of an idiot, " said Ron, scribbling away, making his writing as large as possible.

I'm a contemporary artist with a bit of an unexpected background.

"You've got a bit of an artist's temperament, haven't you? " says Michelle, softly, as Kieron continues wielding his pastels.

Catastrophic? . . . A bit of an unfortunate word?

NICK: Yes, I'm afraid we've had a bit of an internal reorganization here and we'll be sending a much smaller team.

'It makes it sound like they are mindless zombies, ' he said, noting that the name of his blog is a bit of an inside joke.

Residents of Santiago, Chile got a bit of an eyeful on Sunday, as the city experienced its first World Naked Bike Ride event.

Upon reading the above title, you may find the statement to be a bit of an oxymoron.

Most of all, Harnoncourt wants to be accepted by the Viennese establishment, to whom he has always been a bit of an outsider.

Fred : Well, you know that Zed and Zoe have been having a bit of an up and down time recently? Well. . .

It's also radioactive, which could be a bit of an issue.

No doubt about it, my fellow monk, Father Martin, was a bit of an absent-minded professor.

Being a bit of an oddball may be an asset as an investor. It is less helpful if you need to persuade others to see things your way.

Now, I may be a bit of an extreme case here, but I know for a fact that there are others out there who have trouble going to sleep.

Expert Larry Sabato says that gives the president a bit of an early advantage in terms of media coverage and fundraising.

So in June, when Alabama passed the nation's most draconian anti-immigration law, it struck many observers as a bit of an overreaction.

Diego: "us" ? You two are a bit of an odd couple.

I also like to summarize my week and my month, but that's just because I'm a bit of an over reflector.

The magazine is facing a bit of an uncertain future.

"US" ? You two are a bit of an odd couple.

State goons kept a bit of an eye on him.

We have also taken a brief look at how to define an analysis result class and given a bit of an overview of the parser.

That is a bit of an exaggeration, of course - some of the bosses will be Indian.

It's a bit of an awkward situation, really. I don't know what he's doing here.

but i got a labotomy and i get that i oughtta become a bit of an oddity when somebody gets offended by the thought of me

I see this as a bit of an insurance policy.

But if a young guy tries to wear a bow tie in the same way, he will be considered a bit of an impostor.

The old lady is a bit of an eccentric.

So he's obviously a bit of an arm cutter, isn't he?

That's a bit of an understatement.

It's a bit of an emergency. |- What?

So who knows, it's a bit of an adventure.

Q: I'm in a bit of an awkward situation with my boss who is a high-powered attorney and I'm not sure what to do.

Obviously this is a bit of an oversimplification, but you get the basic idea.

It's a bit of an inversion.

Q: I'm in a bit of an awkward situation with my boss who is a high-powered attorney and I'm not sure what to do.

Obviously this is a bit of an oversimplification, but you get the basic idea.

It's a bit of an inversion.

International arrivals: every Muscovite with a bit of an international profile has been to that area.

Billy: Although I am single right now, I think I am a bit of an expert in this area!

She's a bit of an odd bod.

He's a bit of an artist.

l have a bit of an art question.

My friend is a bit of an anorak when it comes to dance music.

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