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en What started to erode some of the popularity was the amount of time it took to prepare and the usefulness: What are we accomplishing educationally for the amount of time that's going into that program?

en It works both ways, your opponent also has the same amount of time, so there's always some new wrinkles and there's adjustments when you get there because of the amount of time you have to prepare.

en We've got the same amount of time that Jacksonville has to prepare for the game, so we're on a level field there. We just have to do a better job. You've got to play your best football in January. It's that time of year.

en It's obviously a serious offence and that's reflected in the amount of time that we were looking for in the sentence, and the amount of time this individual received.

en The problem with the newer technologies is that there seems to be a focus on general popularity rather than depth of content. That will continue for some amount of time until we get deeper taxonomies.

en They did a great amount of work in a short time to prepare for this competition.

en The time it has taken me to present this testimony is about the same amount of time that transpired between when mission control first notice anomalies in temperature measurements and the accident, ... I just paused for a few seconds, that is the same amount of time that transpired from mission controls last communication with the crew and our loss of signal with the heroic Columbia astronauts.

en The amount of preparation and the amount of time you put in just to win one game is unbelievable. I don't think most people realize that. That's where I give our coaching staff a lot of credit. They put in the time, and we're always prepared. They should get a lot of credit on that front.

en All 16 channels are recording all the time. If you can imagine the amount of recording that's actually moving through time, it's a huge amount of data, but it only saves the video that contains motion.

en If a company is taken by surprise it could cost hundreds of millions, though if they have time to prepare the amount would be much less.

en It's not the amount of sugar a child eats that causes the problem, but the number of exposures. Every time you expose your mouth to that, you get that bacteria active. Children sipping or drinking any drink other than water, every time they sip, it increases the amount of bacteria.

en It's a high amount of demand, small amount of time . Pex Tufvesson is called Mahoney in the demo world. .. could sell out ... really drives that much traffic.

en The problem, ... is caused by a large amount of vehicles coming through in a short amount of time.

en I suspect with the amount of time Joe's people are putting into this, they're not going to be making the amount of money they expected. But hopefully it'll work out well.

en No amount of time can erase the memory of a good cat, and no amount of masking tape can ever totally remove his fur from your couch.


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