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Examples for "touch"
Examples for "touch"
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And that's the problem: the law is out of touch with reality.
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The One Power won't work here; they can't touch the True Source.
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Photo: Instagram Physical touch is essential for our physical and emotional health.
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Cameras, gyroscopic controls, touch pads: they were all used to good effect.
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In times of great need, we often touch abilities beyond the everyday.
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For example, left hand to blue crimp, right foot to green pinch.
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Union members feel the economic pinch and so they need wage increases.
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It is not just soccer in Europe that is feeling the pinch.
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So in some pricey places, the new limits will really pinch borrowers.
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Curbing that enthusiasm with a pinch of realism is another matter however.
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Immediately, a great trunk extended from the speck and into the future.
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The profane words are but a speck in a sea of monosyllables.
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He saw a speck moving across the plains north, toward the river.
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Andrea watched until the mere speck in the distance had completely disappeared.
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The Sea Eagle now was but the merest speck on the ocean.
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Right at this moment, though, I felt a strong tinge of regret.
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The colonel's hand had taken on a blue tinge from the pressure.
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The tinge of real danger undoubtedly added to Hill's prestige and authority.
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The edge of the union has a decidedly green tinge these days.
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There was a speculative tinge in the operations of this landed aristocracy.
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Researchers believe a recently-discovered mite may help end the country's wasp problem.
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I was a mite young but only by a year or two.
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This was a case of the bankers' billions versus the worker's mite.
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It requires one be a mite...flexible, shall we say, in one's morals.
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He ejected used cartridges from his mite gun and inserted new ones.
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Not that it made one jot of difference in the long run.
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The darkness deepens; scarcely can I jot down a few hurried notes.
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There's not a jot of scientific evidence that it can help anything.
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Despite huge international success, that tangle-haired teenage maverick hasn't changed a jot.
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The numbers should not be altered one jot by the takeover approach.
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I say, bring back Inspector Wexford, and a soupcon of common sense.
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Its soupcon of glamour explains why so many people find it hard to resist.
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But he's held on to his sense of humour, boosted by a soupcon of irreverence.
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Nod to people on all points of the political spectrum … Add a soupcon of alliteration.
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This, with the soupcon of a demi-shrug; "You will not suffer much" being implied.
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She did, however, drop a hint about a possible new television role.
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Taking her hint, Agent Showers said, The kidnapping happened three days ago.
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No hint of land marred the perfect line between sea and sky.
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The week just ended, however, could hint at the market's next trend.
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This week we got a hint that perhaps the answer is no.
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Give me a hint, or just point me in the right direction.
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And maybe, just maybe, a hint for more solid information to come.
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That's a welcome hint of needed policy flexibility at an uncertain time.
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The hint came in the minutes of the central bank's latest meeting.
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US government bond prices fell on the hint of steady economic improvement.
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Her flesh was as clear as jelly, a mere hint of form.
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However, there is also a hint of some regret regarding a relationship!
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Something in the enunciation puzzled Karyl with a hint of the familiar.
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Aponitolau appears in the other tales without any hint of celestial qualities.
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The hint conveyed in the last phrase gave me courage to say:
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The wonderful title perhaps gave a hint of what was to come.
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