Kevin, who's a bit slow on the uptake, doesn't see Milton for who he is, even after his mother visits and recoils the moment she sees Milton's face.
42.
I'm not saying George W . is slow on the uptake, but it's a good thing he voted in Austin and didn't have to dance with the butterfly in West Palm Beach.
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Deliciously slow on the uptake and full of addled, injured pride, Henry's Cloten brings to mind an idle, privilege-conscious aristocrat who has spent too many nights in the company of cocaine and fawning friends.
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"I'd been dropping hints all along, of course, like the one about rendering to Caesar the things that were his and to me the things that are mine, but you people are a little slow on the uptake.
45.
With Letterman sitting on stage in New York and Bush in a conference room in St . Louis, there was a slight satellite delay between the questions and answers, which had the effect of making Bush look a little slow on the uptake.
46.
The " Radio Times " named him " The Best Comedy Panel Show Guest " in the world, stating that " he's incredibly, disgustingly witty " and " even starting to make Paul Merton look slow on the uptake ".
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2 ) The anti-hero-The main characters have to be slow on the uptake ( Burt Lancaster in ( beginitalic ) The Killers ( enditalic ) ) or at least disillusioned ( Robert Mitchum in ( beginitalic ) Out of the Past ( enditalic ) ).
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Ted Turner, billionaire and closet comedian, is perhaps the most underrated and unassuming media mogul, a filthy rich country bumpkin who puts you in mind of the most famous Beverly Hills-billy, a global controller who can first disarm you and then shame you for ever thinking he's slow on the uptake.
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"Police departments sometimes have a tendency to be slow on the uptake on new technology, whether it's a mindset or a money issue, " said Thomas, who said his department almost never has lineups but has used photo spreads for decades . " But this is, I think, an excellent idea ."
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In the first, Balzac is saying that aristocratic names aren't important ( which makes me wonder how that can be a " more nuanced reason " for adding the aristocratic " de " forgive me if I'm being slow on the uptake here : it wouldn't be the first time ).
