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Mr. Winter is superb as Didi, the marginally more decisive and inquisitive of the two principal characters.

But generally teams have found that the C6 was marginally faster than the C5 at Monaco, but slower at all other races.

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But what about the full-throated collective cheers that greeted Lagergren's marginally pulled approach that did find the drink on the third and decisive hole of the shootout?

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Going into the US Open, Sinner had been marginally the more successful player over the past two seasons - even though he missed three months of this year because of a controversial doping case.

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Worldpanel said that grocery price inflation fell marginally from July to August, but consumers are still trying to make savings due to the high cost of everyday essentials.

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