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It is designed to look and feel, in essence, like Season 6, with the intervening 30-year gap hardly noticeable onscreen.

The goal is to make these movements more and more fluid, so that it is hardly noticeable that numerous separate movements make up an overall process.

Immediately after the December solstice, the northward progression of the sun’s horizon-cresting point is so slow that it’s hardly noticeable.

He attended an England-Germany soccer game at Wembley Stadium last week and said the wind gusts outside the stadium were hardly noticeable inside.

The egg had a tiny fracture, hardly noticeable, but its life was oozing out, just like all the other broken eggs.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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