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• Unfortunately, it is definitely detracting from the task at hand.
• Chase is at his best when detracting from advocates on both sides.
• Trade has gone from fueling global prosperity to detracting from growth everywhere.
• But there should be no detracting from the significance of the Games.
• It only adds to the encyclopaedia not detracting from it.
• Not detracting from Harry, but it was kinda streamlined this time.
• :Without detracting from your contribution, this is an odd one.
• Training together " is detracting from readiness, " he said.
• The book punctures Wright's pomposity without detracting from his artistic stature.
• Some scholars fear that Pushkinmania is detracting from the poet's value.
• In effect, they all steal the show without detracting from each other.
• Detracting from the fun is a lackluster music soundtrack and dull sound effects.
• Even more detracting : the $ 45 price tag.
• It's detracting from Hawaii's world-famed tropical splendor.
• Because there are more cars, less walking is detracting from human progress.
• But I think this would be quite detracting.
• The attraction and distraction of sexuality is detracting from the effectiveness of basic training.
• Bush spokesman Ari Fleischer suggested that Gore may be detracting from his overall message.
• Over complicating the issue is at perl of detracting from quality and common sense.
• These arguments are detracting from good editing and causing ill-feeling between editors.