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not up to snuff

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In 1894, Bernhardt ‌had ‌commissioned illustrations from a studio to promote ‌her latest play, “Gismonda,” but the first round of mock-ups was not up to snuff.

In 1989, 7-Eleven Japan took over operations of franchises in Hawaii — a popular destination for Japanese tourists, many of whom expressed disappointed that the American stores were not up to snuff in comparison with Japan’s outlets.

Plus, you get a 90-day warranty and a 30-day return window if they’re not up to snuff.

We have seen other car companies come to the realization that their charging networks are not up to snuff to compete with Tesla.

If yours is not up to snuff, try this list of ways to boost your reception when calls and messages don't go through.

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

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