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Meanings of only quibble in English

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Usage of only quibble in English
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My only quibble is the constant tinkering with parts of the format.
The Guardian
2
My only quibble is with the characters' use of a distinctly Irish lexicon.
The Irish Times
3
My only quibble is with the inclusion of Romesh Ranganathan on that shortlist.
The Guardian
4
The only quibble most Dubliners might have is, why it did not happen sooner.
The Irish Times
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My only quibble is that this good news should have been placed on the front page.
The Irish Times
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The only quibble: Joseph Fiennes' dour portrayal of FBI man Mark Benford could lighten up a little.
Wired
7
My only quibble is that it would be nice if it edited all the other Windows environment variables, too.
Reuters
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Our only quibble is that the portions are sometimes on the light side, though the daily specials are good value.
The Irish Times
9
My only quibble -and I'm stretching -is that I'd like to know the original publication date of the older stories.
The Irish Times
10
You'll notice that our RSS feeds are perfect -Unicorn's only quibble is that we put Flash-video-objectembeds in our syndicated posts.
Wired
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Mr O'Neill's only quibble with the ordinary-level paper was that question 8(b) might have been somewhat difficult for that level of student.
The Irish Times
12
Actor Harold Pinter and director Alan Stanford's only quibble has been over a question mark in the text (Stanford won, Stanford claimed).
The Irish Times
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My only quibble is that it seems a little more self-aware than necessary, as if all the characters know they're starring in a comic book.
Wired
14
These really are only quibbles, though.
Radio NZ
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