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She was just as talkative as me.

They are just as personal wealth, plunder Xiangui just odd.

Next Friday will be just as good.

That's just as it should be.

Integrating an acquisition is just as important as price.

Personal hygiene is just as important as public.

Things are just as bad as they possibly could be.

Watermelon juice might be just as good as pineapple.

I would just as soon stay as go.

Fortunately for all us gamers, Just Cause 2 is just as enjoyable as it looks.

Just as animals are able to pick up fear vibrations many people are just as sensitive.

They found those who lived extremely long lives ate just as badly, drank and smoked just as much, took just as little exercise and were just as likely to be overweight as their long-gone friends.

I remained as still and quiet as the Elgin marbles, and just as misplaced.

She wanted to believe the puddles were just rainwater, though horse piss was just as likely.

They agree to buy the house just as it is.

And this season's tour promises to be just as exciting.

I hear Steve's back in town, it's just as well.

This works just as well and it's more quiet.

Germany is Europe's "sick man", just as Japan is Asia's.

Emotions are a female trademark, but men report having feelings just as often as women. They just don't express them.

Winds are just as likely to be gusty at sea as on land, and just as likely to change direction as not.

Thousands and thousands of them-all just as tall as a little finger.

I went for shots just as crazy when I was the same age as Judd.

Panksepp says that humans can get just as excited about abstract rewards as tangible ones.

You might just as well whistle in the wind as talk to Larry.

Focus your resume just as much as you focus your letter.

We just as readily and instinctively withdraw from psychological pain, only it is never as easy as just removing your hand from heat.

Over the next couple of months, they are going to have to deal with a new breed of graduates, one which is just as talented, just as ambitious, and just as qualified as those who came before.

Rather, just as the physiologist accepts the human body as it is, so do I accept people as they are.

America's most profligate states do not owe as much, proportionately, as Greece. But their politics are just as problematic.

Bright and dimple, just as once gorgeous, but just a bit of mature sadness in my eyes.

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

Data soon showed that shoppers who tried on multiple frames were just as likely to return purchases as those who ordered just one pair.

Twitter is just a sort of showing off, and we are just as good at that as anyone born a decade or two after us.

It's just too bad Salinger was just as tortured by it as you might've thought, or he woulda added to his own.

Some have so little confidence that they've just given up, but deep inside their souls, they want it just as much as anybody else.

Piece of cake. Just as I had it taped, just as I was in the zone, I became aware of a chap beaming and pointing at his midriff .

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In politics, also, a reformer may have just as strong a love of power as a despot.

So I did something just as impulsive as my previous actions: I booked a trip for a week in Aruba.

When I was debugging, it was taking me just as long to find the offending code as to fix it.

How often can you say that you feel just as good with a win as you do with a loss?

Not necessarily. Big is not always ugly just as small is not always beautiful.

The brush on rice paper is a code, just as digital technology is.

I miss you when I'm depressed, just as I miss the sunshine in the winter;

I still retain the memories of flying just as if they were real-world memories.

They call it stormy Monday, yes but Tuesday's just as bad.

When the two researchers probed the prisoners' abilities on the general test, they discovered that the psychopaths did just as well-or just as poorly, if you like-as everyone else.

A wonderful joy, full of soul as a whole, it was just as sweet as I post undivided loyalty to those who enjoy the spring morning.

At what is being billed as the world's first finishing school for gentlemen, learning how to set the cutlery can be just as tricky as the fly fishing.

Kerr said:"Doctors are just as puzzled by it as I am, but as it doesn't seem to be causing any real harm, they've just told me it's one of those things I have to live with."

Though science likes to think of itself as rational, it is just as prone to fads and assumptions as any other human activity.

However, just as Thailand's recession was caused by domestic problems as well as the global crisis, a solid recovery will require both positive developments at home and abroad.

It's only slower in some places. In the bigger more modern cities it's just as fast or faster than the us (though nowhere near as fast as Korea.)

It was only just words, words, -they meant nothing in the world to him, I might just as well have whistled.

But if you just try to make good things, you'll inevitably do it in a distinctive way, just as each person walks in a distinctive way.

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.

I want to try to remember everything, just as it was, just as it happened. I've had nearly eighteen years of yesterdays and tomorrows, and tonight I must remember as many of them as I can. I want tonight to be long, as long as my life, not filled with fleeting dreams that rush me on towards dawn. Tonight, more than any oth

But, as Activision Blizzard, a big producer of such games, has just discovered to its cost, they seem to be just as willing to fight for a cause that has significant real-world implications.

Now I use the gravy boat just as she had, taking it carefully from the shelf and filling it just as she did with dark, rich Turkey gravy for family dinners and other special occasions.

For example, it is just as costly for an allocator to determine how much total contiguous space would be gained by coalescing chunks as it would be to just coalesce them and then resplit them.

Just as a trader with a small escort and great wealth would avoid a perilous route, or just as one desiring to live avoids poison, even so should one shun evil.

It seems just possible that, looking back from a safe distance, Japan's people will regard this dreadful moment not just as a time of death, grief and mourning, but also as a time of rebirth.

We need to 11 rummage through our brain occasionally, just as we rummage through a junk drawer.