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Vaguely.

Mm, vaguely.

Vaguely, yes.

I vaguely remember.

Hopefully you found that vaguely useful.

Hopefully you've found it vaguely Useful.

I seem vaguely to remember having...

You begin to interest me, vaguely.

I know. I look vaguely familiar.

Anyway, hopefully you found that vaguely useful.

So hopefully, you found that vaguely useful.

Anyway hope you found that vaguely useful.

I hope you found that vaguely interesting.

Anyway, hopefully you found that vaguely satisfying.

Anyway, hope you found that vaguely useful.

Anyway, I hope you found that vaguely useful.

Vaguely. His kid brother's a junkie, I think.

It seems vaguely left wing and socialist, doesn't it?

I vaguely remember his getting up and going out.

I vaguely remember discussing it, but as for promising...

She vaguely remembers seeing the sachet, but she doesn't remember now.

Altogether he left Hall vaguely suspicious. Get up, old girl, said Hall.

Generates random 3D plots that look vaguely mountainous. Written by Pascal Pensa 1997.

That, that sounds vaguely as if it has something to do with marriage.

And just that idea by itself is, at least to my mind. vaguely creepy.

They're linear only on particular rows getting at it. Anyway, hopefully you found that vaguely useful.

And now we will actually use it for something that you'll hopefully see is vaguely useful.

Instead, he sought to dismiss the entire issue by hinting vaguely about intelligence gathering by some EU member states.

I vaguely remember having it when I was young. I might have lost it or whatsoever... I don't remember at all.

The Russian system vaguely resembles Imperial Japan s Greater East Asia Co Prosperity Sphere in both its rhetoric and its aim of subordinating neighbors.

It was simply taken for granted that what is supposed to be public space the streets of Moscow was appropriated for a vaguely menacing private message.

And if the word histamine sounds vaguely familiar, it's probably because you've taken an antihistamine sometime probably in the last several months, especially during cold season.

But four days of discussion among world leaders resulted in a fiasco. A four page document was vaguely approved by acclamation but not submitted to a vote.

The decree s vaguely worded provisions provide a legal basis to prosecute and jail people who use information technology to, among other things, criticize senior officials, argue for political reform, or organize unlicensed demonstrations.

This image is strengthened each time the caudillo engages in confrontation with some large, and usually vaguely defined, enemy the Empire or the United States, the oligarchies, the traditional parties, or the transnational corporations.

His vaguely worded answer the attacks must be authorized by our laws made no mention of trials for those accused of terror crimes, of international war crimes treaties, or any other bow to legality.

The national parliament introduced an Anti Pornography Bill, which turned out to be a vaguely worded document with the potential to outlaw not only pornography, but also certain traditional dances, sunbathing, and public kissing.

This image is strengthened each time the caudillo engages in confrontation with some large, and usually vaguely defined, enemy the Empire or the United States, the oligarchies, the traditional parties, or the transnational corporations.

We wanted to get this denominator into some form that is vaguely useful to us, so I completed the square there and then we rewrote our Laplace transform, our f of s like this.

Who, gentlemen of the jury, in this rapid summary of the facts, could even vaguely imagine the horror caused by the spectacle of the two lovers lying there, disgustingly entwined in the vile enactment of their sin.

Moreover, Murayama s statement referred vaguely to a certain period in the not too distant past, rather than to specific war years, and others have since resisted phrases for example, war of aggression or colonial rule that Japan s neighbors have not unreasonably sought.

We may agree that our goal ought to be promoting happiness, rather than income or gross domestic product, but, if we have no objective measure of happiness, does this make sense? John Maynard Keynes famously said I would rather be vaguely right than precisely wrong.

(19) The Committee notes that the conciliation tribunals are useful, but fears that the different mandates of the tribunals and of the ordinary courts have been defined vaguely and are not clear to the public, and that the system of judicial confirmation in the courts does not afford all the guarantees provided for in article 14 of the Covenant.