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No, a good tester gains satisfaction by knowing, albeit silently, that they were the reason the application was virtually flawless.

The queue for railway tickets at Munich airport looks like a bread queue in 1945 (albeit not gaunt or ill-dressed).

There was some irony in this as early plans for the 8th Air Force had envisaged the need for an escort, albeit with short-range Spitfires.

But that is essentially the story with Fan Pier, a former industrial blight on the South Boston waterfront being transformed, albeit slowly, into a hub of fashion, art and dining.

The others presumably felt that the risk of tearing or smudges from oily, humid hands (albeit gloved) was an even greater worry than exposing a single precious page to continuous light.

In Freudian theory, the imprints are memories, albeit unconscious ones.

He was young and cautious and had given me his honest, albeit mistaken, opinion.

Olive oil, wheat germ oil, and rice bran oil also naturally contain squalene, albeit in smaller amounts.

Even so, staffs encounter much difficulty in maintaining the consistency of the quality of roasts, such as flavour, aroma and colour, albeit their experience.

With the economy still shedding jobs (albeit at a lower rate), share prices falling, the housing market still wobbly and household debt shrinking, consumer spending is likely to remain subdued.

The government is also tightening its belt, albeit more gingerly.

He talks, albeit vaguely, of his desire to make peace with his neighbours, presumably including Palestinians.

After all, the beauty of number-crunchers is that they produce trading strategies and reports that appear delightfully - albeit deceptively - precise.

This means giving support and recognising the needs and interests of both the person with dementia and their carers, whose lives are often bound together, albeit in difficult and stressful conditions.

It is thus worth persisting with the Obama administration's "reset" policy, albeit without illusions.

The overall picture is of a Labour market that continues to chug along in the right direction, albeit far too slowly.

Now, even schoolchildren (albeit discerning ones) seem to know who he is and what he does.

TUG robots have at least one more advantage to humans, albeit slightly hidden: no one is going to create yet another TV show in a hospital about the drama between hospital robots.

Mr Bernanke's words steadied markets during that turmoil, suggesting he has won credibility - albeit with a more consensual style.

He is a pragmatist, albeit a principled one.

Most, though, just wanted the tidy resolution of what had long seemed an anachronism, albeit a rather effective one.