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- adjective
comparative form ofspiky : morespiky
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Examples
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Some marketers may want to set the threshold to 10%, and others 5%, because some might want to monitor fluctuating conversion rates in the United Kingdom verses "spikier" conversion rates in Australia, explains Amy Chang, group product manager for Google Analytics at Google.
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This supposedly sacrilegious remake sticks closely to Peckinpah's "nerd gets in touch with his brutal side" original plotwise, but sands down its spikier aspects.
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I only wish they make it even spikier for the shoot and movie, Alice is that crazy!
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There will be fewer manufacturing jobs on the other side of the crisis, and the U.S. economic landscape will be more uneven — “spikier” — as a result.
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There will be fewer manufacturing jobs on the other side of the crisis, and the U.S. economic landscape will be more uneven — “spikier” — as a result.
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These New Puritans, an English band that has just released its debut album, “Beat Pyramid” (Domino), played rock that was spikier than a bushel of sea urchins.
SXSW: 15 Minutes With These New Puritans - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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There was not much room to go even shorter or spikier but I needed something to celebrate my coming of age.
Archive 2008-09-01 Another Outspoken Female 2008
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The beak's a little smaller than before (though purposefully more eagle-like than chicken-like) and he's spikier.
GUIDOLON 3D model - more thoughts? frankwu 2008
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Her white linen chiton was cinched at the waist by a thin silver belt, and her spiky orange hair was even spikier than usual.
PERSEPHONE THE PHONY JOAN HOLUB 2010
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These New Puritans, an English band that has just released its debut album, “Beat Pyramid” (Domino), played rock that was spikier than a bushel of sea urchins.
SXSW: 15 Minutes With These New Puritans - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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