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This isn't a good legal argument in the slightest, since people pay for stuff they don't need to all the time.

There was not the slightest hint of politics in anything they did.

In general, Wall Street doesn't act the slightest bit rationally around Apple.

I'm not surprised in the slightest given the current trend to build everything in production.

I had read good fraction of this essay before I had the slightest idea what it was supposed to be all about.

And, yet, we continue to attack people over the slightest perception of wrong doing.

Thank you Tom Wheeler, just when I thought there was the slightest chance you might be on the side of the consumer...

Your new set S doesn't help in the slightest.

If the supervisor had expressed the slightest concern, etc., I'd attribute it to a random bit of bad luck or misunderstanding, but I think the reality is that excesses/abuses happen all the time.

They do it because they can, because they are taught power and control over people is everything and the slightest challenge should be met with extreme force.

The company's founders have absolutely no loyalty to him - they'd throw him out like trash (without the slightest regrets) as soon as it becomes convenient for them.

The slightest provocation can take down an airliner.

Arguably nothing on an internet forum rises above trivial or "matters in the slightest", but that doesn't mean you get to violate the rules, which you're doing increasingly.

He claims that this investment took place "without even the slightest sanity check" and that "no one is doing the hour’s worth of basic math".

If you have the slightest hesitation at all in your tonality, the driver will all of the sudden get a case of "I don't know that location, can you give me directions".

And the fact that you think you can beat RTL synthesis by "generating" or "constructing" the logic itself proves one thing: you don't have the slightest idea of the real power of RTL synthesis.