If you were interested in academic integrity, now would be the time to demonstrate that, rather than deciding of your own accord that now's the time to fluff up the disputed box office values.
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Then he pitches his pup tent, either in back of the car, or under a flagpole, fluffs up his sleeping bag and sets a windup alarm clock, the latter being a completely unnecessary means of insurance.
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Break up any clumps, fluff up the medium so it has nice spaces that can pass water, nutrients and air to the roots, and just mix in enough new medium to make up for any losses.
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When the bartender fails to recognize him, he says, " Sorry, I'm not myself today, " then fluffs up his hair in its trademark way . ( italics ) Now ( end italics ) we know him.
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On a day of nine Premier League games, Chelsea played the day's early match with Manchester United hoping to fluff up its league-leading cushion to four points with a victory at Middlesbrough in the final game of the day.
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Once such shifts in television take hold across the networks, the theory goes, there will be little reason for sweeps, the four-week periods during which networks earnestly seek to fluff up their ratings to set local advertising rates and make programming decisions.
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I put in an attic fan, and it works very well, keeping the attic cool, but it tends to fluff up the loose mineral wool insulation on the floor, and the insulation filters through the soffit vents and into the house through open windows.
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A friend of mine once went to a party in Los Angeles where the host had covered one room with fuzzy shag carpet _ floor, walls and ceiling _ and hired a man whose sole job was to fluff up the nap whenever it got matted.
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What Channel 4 has yet to realise is that when Paddy is not swinging out the one-liners with a group of 30 girls lapping up every word, every joke he fluffs up falls flat and makes " Paddy s TV Guide " frankly awkward to watch ."
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Because those test scores are seen as the end-all by tunnel-visioned policy makers, the demonstrable tendency in Texas has been for teachers to teach the test or for principals to fluff up the numbers by exempting students, just as the Houston ISD fluffed up its dro0-oTt numbers.
