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Is it just me, or is it faintly reminiscent of... well, something else?

Which was not usually a problem, except, supposedly, when it rains, at which point the suit would smell faintly of urine. Gather a few hundred of them together in a room...

I seem to faintly remember that in the beginning Postgres was Unix only, and MySQL was available for Windows, too.

It is a spectacular luxury, one I'm actually faintly guilty about.

I, too, was sure it was going to be Wolfram - I was going to comment to that effect, too, because it's faintly amusing that it's not Wolfram doing "a new kind of <thing>".

I'm sure that the marketers are standing by to reject any application that even faintly suggests that you might use the Glasses to photoblog your dinner.

Interior of the earth" but toning down the faintly derisory setting and letting the idiocy of the Earl's ideas speak for themselves."

I faintly recall someone posting an issue someone submitted to Apple detailing some weird behavior with invalid private keys, but can't find it now]

And this is faintly paradoxical, but often to be irrational, or at least to have a reputation for mild irrationality, gives you an edge.

Secondly, however, this statement smells faintly of fluffy language and PR speak: > When you browse from an O2 mobile, we add the user's mobile number to this technical information, but only with certain trusted partners. This is standard industry practice.

As one of these non college educated $100k+ autodidacts I feel no particular attraction to the title, in fact it is faintly annoying. Yes, I do vaguely dislike people who value academic success over any other.

I get a faintly cargo-culty vibe from people when they talk about '===' vs '==', since the examples are usually very strange things that I never see in production. I'm not an expert in JavaScript but I've written a fair amount and a couple largish programs and I've never been bitten by a type-coercion bug involving '=='.

As approximately every detractor of Svbtle has pointed out approximately always, Svbtle isn't the first site to use minimalist black-on-white breathable sans with a faintly ruled sidebar. This is about sites going out of their way to pretend an affiliation that they don't have.

Since then it has evolved into a more modern forum for feminist/female issues, although it is still faintly ludicrous - like everything on radio 4. That's the reason for the "an indulgent smile, a nod to our ability to see humour in everything" bit in the first paragraph.

You are obliged to present your arguments and their evidence forthrightly, not to wink knowingly and wave in the general direction of something faintly evidence-like. * That the comment "places the article within a larger historical context" is so low a standard as to be useless.

For those that faintly recognize the author's name... this piece was written by Jonah Lehrer, whose writings were later discredited for a combination of plagiarism, inaccuracy, and methodological weakness.