Sentences with phrase «few other alterations»

The RAM remains the same at 6 GB, and although there are a few other alterations, the chip swap is undoubtedly the main reason why the 3T is more expensive.

Edmunds also reported on a new $ 1,495 Appearance package with a black painted roof and door mirror caps, premium 20 - inch wheels, unique door trim and IP appliqués, and a few other alterations.

After additional 14 tbs of flour later, and a few other alterations like half the amt of sugar, it finally resembled a very loose dough.

A few other alterations I had to make was I used orange marmalade versus apricot jam and it was delicious, and another one is that I used golden raisins versus regular raising but that is because I prefer golden raisins.

Not exact matches

Of those, 40 percent had tumors with alterations in one of three NTRK genes and few other changes.

As others have suggested, with a few alterations, the jacket will have a custom look.

It needs a few alterations with the length, but other than that, I'm extremely happy and can't wait to wear it to the Ball

They take the Every Child Ready for College or Career Act of 2015, to mean their child must be prepared to succeed by being offered the same opportunities to take high - stakes tests like all the other students, and they believe that should include few or no test alterations.

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