unpolished

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• She was more polished than the 2016 race, as I observed watching her campaign on the ground.

• One of the more polished sleep-tracking apps we’ve come across, Pillow can work with an Apple Watch or just an iPhone placed on the bed.

• This means you can’t just add anything you like to the app to listen, but it offers a polished and intuitive experience.

• There are a handful of headphones currently positioned for the sleep market, but Bose’s look to be the most polished package at the moment.

• Durant and Irving took turns dominating the action with their polished and deep offensive repertoires, not skipping a beat after their long layoffs.

• A new app helps NYC fashionistas make sure their toes never go unpolished.

• The likely scenario is that Amiigo's early backers will end up with a unpolished version and they'll have train the software AI.

• The beautiful thing about creativity at that age is it is brutal and unpolished, and not virtual.

• In short, they were unlucky to have been bred in an unpolished age, and more unlucky to live to a refined one.

• Cuban women excel in charm of mannerism and in their eyes Miss Roosevelt appears unpolished and uncut.

• Any sort of oil, or polish, or even water is apt to darken or spot unpolished wood.

• "The guests must not see one speck of dust nor one unpolished door-handle," Mor Inga said.