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You've just about scalped me!

I was just about to call you.

You've just about scalped me! Save.

Really! I've just about had enough.

Mister Roosevelt took him just about everywhere.

I think it's not just about journalists.

Because it's not just about admitting, it's about perceiving.

I'm just about to have my wish fulfilled.

But Sarbanes-Oxley is not just about costs.

The circus is not just about punters' fun, though.

The burglars took just about anything they could carry.

However, this residence is not just about its exterior design.

However, it's not just about writing documentation of processes — it's just as much (maybe more) about automatically generating documentation trails.

I am tense and worried, not just about Wes's feet but about larger issues involving shoes.

But she said: 'Surviving cancer isn't just about treatment, it's not just about your personality, it's not just about love and support. It's about all of those things pulled together.

While just about any language can create just about any application, the right one makes the effort not merely possible or bearable, but pleasant and invigorating.

Jobs rattled off all the things he hated about the old Mac interface, which was just about everything.

I said: I already knew about this! And I was just about to question you on this!

This means the debate is no longer just about jobs and livelihoods, but is now about science and sustainability.

The Civic can be fully fueled in about five minutes from just about any gas pump in America.

No, this trip is not just about the girlfriend and in-laws.

Being professional at work is not just about arriving on time and dressing appropriately.

It's not just about reaching your workplace on time, working and then leaving on time.

Ohh… I think, for different projects, just about every single one there is going!

The smartest money is usually headed to the door at just about that point.

These techniques are not just for models. They will dramatically improve your senior portraits, wedding photos and just about any set-up shot involving people.

Just when the bears were in the ascendance came the rather shocking flash that the nation's third quarter growth just about doubled from the second quarter to 2.5%.

The moral of the story is that you can give XML to JAXP in just about any standard format and get it out in just as many formats.

The device is a small white brick-just a little bigger than a regular AC adapter-that can fit just about anywhere.

I'll have to be brutal here and say that I sadly don't feel that way about Arsenal with the new campaign just about to start.

However, it's not about cutting corners in the brewing process or buying cheap ingredients that deliver a just about acceptable beer.

You can just about manage, but you worry about the cost of living and getting your kids into a good school.

Some good news about 2008 was that, in addition to stocks, just about every asset class sold off, creating some remarkable bargains.

It's not just about defending the rights and lives of those who are less fortunate than us, and it certainly isn't about polar bears.

Lili: The Palace Museum is huge! Half a day is just about enough for only a quick tour.

I was just about reconciled to being alone and was determined not to get involved with anyone for a while.

Yes, my very dear Virginia, I was at a crossways just about the time I first met you.

I was a fledgling writer at the time of our introduction, just about to publish my first novel.

Service is not just about ensuring the engine works. It's the personal attention that impresses me most.

The techniques that I have shown you are not just for models. These techniques will also dramatically improve your senior portraits, wedding photos and just about any set-up shot involving people.

They could scare you into saying just about anything, maybe scare me, I should say, but actually believing it is a much more difficult proposition.