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Meanings of quite interesting in English

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Usage of quite interesting in English
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I thought the discussion about the subject versus story was quite interesting.
The new yorker
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To compensate, contestants are rewarded more if their answers are ' quite interesting'.
The South African
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As a matter of fact, I find what he says quite interesting.
The stranger
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But after riding it, I found it quite interesting, the 28-year-old said.
Reuters
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It's quite interesting. Ryuji, still seated cross-legged on the floor, looked up.
RING
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That's been quite interesting for me, realising the reach of that show.
The Guardian
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The teaching of music to recruits for the band was quite interesting.
Across Coveted Lands; or, a Journey from Flushing (Holland) to C...
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It was quite interesting to see your life flash before your eyes.
The Guardian
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He found New York quite interesting enough for him about this time.
Gordon Keith
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It seemed quite interesting until I realised what crap blood I have.
The Guardian
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MS: The gender equality situation in Cape Verde is quite interesting.
Ebony
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I believe the next few weeks shall prove quite interesting for us both.
A vote of confidence
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He found it quite interesting from a psychological point of view.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
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Parts of it were quite interesting, so I called you to come over.
All the way
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In my family now it's quite interesting to see this evolution.
Ebony
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The visitor center, by the way, is small but quite interesting.
Wired
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