| This is not a simple party concern but rather a matter of urgent national interest. |
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| It lacks the darkness of a true blues song but rather has the tender sort of heartbreak of a folk song. |
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| I don't mean so much when we have completed a degree, but rather when we are still studying. |
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| It recognizes we cannot afford to avoid all risk, but rather must manage the critical risks. |
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| So the first phase of emergence is rarely a wholehearted embrace of freedom but rather a resurrection of the enemy just defeated. |
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| A spare but rather comely man, he possessed no small sprightliness of talents, and a great readiness of speech. |
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| Sam smiled a bit as the rest offered their own strained smiles and laughs to his amusing but rather frighteningly honest statement. |
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| He insisted that the Soviet bureaucracy was not, as Trotsky had analyzed, a reactionary privileged caste, but rather a new ruling class. |
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| They aren't talking about the real-world events that occurred in those places 20 years ago, but rather about how those events made them feel. |
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| The coolest webcam of the season doesn't feature birds at all, but rather wild boars. |
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| Life today is guided not by logic and reason but rather by emotion, fear and sentimentality. |
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| The working class aren't coming in for a kicking as they are traditionally understood, but rather the poor. |
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| In the Gulf War, air power was not used as an end unto itself, but rather to bring specific effects to the enemy. |
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| He argues that the NRA cannot assist recovery but rather will only cartelize industry. |
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| The garden was perfect for strolling, but rather too formal for reclining, sprawling or lounging in the bright spring sunshine. |
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| Relationships are not given in kinship but rather need to be made and continually remade. |
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| Warriors did not fight with their bare hands, but rather with weapons almost all the time. |
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| It should not form a precedent, but rather should be done as an emergency measure just this once. |
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| Job offers came in but rather than running off to the US or London, Dorren kept his feet on the ground. |
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| There was no physical act on the part of D which caused the injury but rather an omission, i.e. his failure to apply the handbrake. |
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| These are men and women who work not off of political ideals or even insight, but rather are driven by careerist ambition and opportunist fear. |
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| The poetry resulting from direct computer entry is polished but rather sterile I think. |
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| The color due to ferric iron is yellow, not green, and ferric iron is not driven off but rather is reduced in oxidation state to ferrous iron. |
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| These aren't paved roads passing hangars, housing or human civilization, but rather gravel roads passing trees, trees and more trees. |
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| I'd recently been introduced to the miracle of antibacterial handwash, an incredible, but rather thin, soap product. |
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| He pulled up Simon Francis for a handball but rather than talking to him he was actually looking for Jason. |
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| I did not understand that God did not merely require the outward observance of certain rituals but rather a clean heart and a holy life. |
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| The effect of his work is not to explain anything, but rather to dramatize the purposeful obfuscation of information. |
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| These are used in the same way, but rather than using a dot before the name, you use a number sign. |
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| This did not represent the end of socialism but rather the collapse of Stalinism and its program of national economic regulation. |
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| The dispute then is not with respect to the mathematical calculation but rather the entitlement. |
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| The numbers of tortured, deported, and murdered people embody not the calculability, but rather the incomprehensibility, of genocide. |
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| The stones are not bleached white but rather black and worn away to nubs, like an old man's really rotten teeth. |
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| I look pregnant but am merely filled with fluids that no longer pass into the liver, but rather collect stagnantly in the abdominal tissues. |
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| The primary source of this variation is not the number of threads present in the byssus, but rather, their thickness. |
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| For this community, therapy is not a one-way street, but rather resembles the spokes of bicycle, with the human heart as the hub. |
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| By contrast, urban murals appear rarely on private homes, but rather on public buildings and highly visible enclosure walls. |
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| The screen is not a simple rectangle but rather the homothetic surface of the viewfinder of his camera. |
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| They vibrate with emotions that do not simply serve the story, but rather power-charge it. |
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| The dancers no longer performed for the spectatorial look but rather, engaged with the crowd in immediate exchange. |
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| For me, the highlight of the song was neither in the verses nor the chorus, but rather in the interlude featuring Al Green. |
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| She picks that not for it's literary history, as I was expecting, but rather for verdant countryside dotted with sheep. |
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| For many are less venereous, and not so hot, and do not with any great desire use copulation, but rather decline from it. |
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| I did not feel the weight nor the pressure of the dress and corset I'd been wearing before, but rather the loose gauze of my nightgown. |
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| Experts point out that illnesses do not occur in a vacuum but rather in the context of society. |
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| Of course, you are not providing brain candy as the entertainment industry does, but rather politically insightful comments. |
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| Their raves about bowhunting were not about taking game, but rather, about getting close in order to take it. |
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| In the Green, not the smell of cut grass and flowers, but rather the stink of traffic smog and semi stagnant water in the pond. |
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| The caveat is that the apparent complexity of a maze should not be judged by a naked eye, but rather with the mind's eye. |
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| A smiling girl sits holding hands with a child-sized, but rather experienced-looking, sloe-eyed woman doll. |
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| In Greek myth, the story of the Crab is not a tale of heroic glory, but rather a celebration of loyalty, persistence and determination. |
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| The problem is not that the sentence is ungrammatical, but rather that it doesn't say what I mean. |
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| I would not see the two as mutually exclusive, but rather running together. |
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| He was not really listening to her, but rather looking at William with undisguised interest. |
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| This does not mean that they put their arms on the floor, but rather they should be kept close to their main bodies. |
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| Our minds don't work in a straight line, but rather more like a pinball machine, bouncing ideas off one another helter-skelter. |
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| The best wear is often that which isn't readily noticed but rather contributes unassertively to the overall worn styling of a piece. |
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| The greatest danger for the churches is not primarily financial, but rather the anonymity and unapproachability of its functionaries. |
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| Indeed, Albanian crime and radical Islamism in Europe may be more than blowback, but rather intended policy. |
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| So it wasn't a black hole, but rather a time bomb waiting for someone to blow it up. |
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| None of this is to say that massacres were other than a blot, but rather that a little context does no harm. |
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| People say that these statues are not human made but rather they were created by Mother Nature herself. |
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| It is not filled with floating singles looking to be picked up, but rather one gets the impression that everybody knows everybody else there. |
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| She was tall, but, unlike Solange, she was composed less of sinews and bone, but rather of elegantly-developed womanly curves. |
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| Pratchett's tone is not that of a moraliser, but rather that of someone with an acute sense of observation. |
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| Elected officials, he lectured, should not speak unthinkingly, but rather, when doubts exist, keep silent. |
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| I'm not returning to the monogamous nuclear family, but rather to the large extended family, which in this form probably never existed. |
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| The money supply did decline in the first years of the depression, but this was not because of the Fed's actions but rather in spite of them. |
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| Third, the pension benefits in this case did not in any event arise under the contract but rather were conferred under a separate trust deed. |
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| Yet she doesn't even come off as a femme fatale, but rather just a sweet young woman only moderately pretty. |
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| This isn't the trig point at the summit but rather an old way marker a few hundred yards further on. |
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| Jason Brown, a union shop steward, said the walk was not industrial action but rather a silent protest. |
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| Here, they argue, the executive director doesn't lead, but rather only does the bidding of the board. |
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| If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. |
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| Appendix A is an interesting but rather detached precis of chemical warfare and shell shock. |
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| It's not a gift to you, mind you, but rather a gift to those who will be there to tell you what to do. |
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| Nor was the purpose of the original grants of immunity to delegate power, but rather to transfer certain responsibilities to an intermediary. |
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| It is a question not of temporal displacement but rather the erasure of narrative time itself. |
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| He assured her that he did not believe that she was a papist, but rather lived life according to the principles of Tractarianism. |
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| He's not looking to shame people, but rather to afford them an opportunity to see things the way he does. |
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| Perhaps the liberatory moment comes because you're not in thrall to the art object as such, but rather to the force of creativity tout court. |
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| Abrey advised people not to wait for the summer to service their machines but rather to do them in winter. |
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| Research on tomboys suggests that most do not reject traditionally female activities but rather embrace traditionally male ones. |
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| Writing of this flavor is not exegetical or even interpretive, but rather sermonic. |
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| For the elderly, the late life period is not one of beer and skittles, but rather one of transition and adjustment to loss. |
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| It is not because we have a wonderful merchant marine culture, or that we are sea-farers from way back, but rather because it is found money. |
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| This is in no way a send-up of ignorance and incompetence, but rather a critique of a world that can't seem to recognize it. |
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| The band doesn't sing, but rather reads the words like poetry, in fear that we might simply disregard them if the words were melodised. |
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| Participating in a fast is never to be viewed as self-deprivation, but rather as a way to grow closer to God. |
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| We could get more things done, since television would not be a medium of entertainment but rather of information alone. |
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| This is not fringe culture, but rather intelligent, mature art that can appeal to a much larger audience than it currently receives. |
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| The bass viol, in particular, is more than just a matter of the fingers, but rather of cradling the instrument with the whole body. |
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| That indeed may well be true but rather than finessing this issue it should surely be addressing it head on. |
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| The water vascular system is not filled with seawater as in sea stars and urchins, but rather with a special body fluid. |
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| Coracles are paddled, or more correctly sculled, not to the stern but rather toward the bow using a figure-eight stroke. |
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| The rhythm isn't really a waltz or a march, but rather a stumbling sort of gait, indicative of what was to come in the next few years. |
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| A manic episode is not a disorder in and of itself, but rather is a part of a type of bipolar disorder. |
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| When a mandrill bares its teeth, it is not threatening to attack, but rather showing a submissive behavior. |
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| Most mandolinists did not play for classical music audiences but rather played in noisy vaudeville acts. |
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| Our guide encourages us not to make a scene, but rather to pay the money and forget about it. |
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| These cooperators were not utopians, but rather male heads of households seeking to make it to old age without upsetting the status quo. |
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| According to the Vedas, it is not heredity that determines who is a brahmin, but rather, sattvic character and noble actions. |
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| Not that sort of restless, you understand, but rather restless awake rather than asleep. |
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| No longer led by volunteers, but rather salaried executives, it started approaching its goals in much the same way a corporation does. |
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| It wasn't the food itself that was unusual, fried saganaki cheese, but rather the way it was priced. |
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| What films remain of Jess show him not to be lumbering and slow but rather agile and balanced. |
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| What he is talking about is not really astroturfing, but rather the granting of some individuals a big megaphone. |
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| This material is not related to comets but rather to other astronomical bodies. |
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| The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. |
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| We must move away from this artificial reconciliation, but rather allow white people to voluntarily join us at these celebrations. |
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| White Fang does not make an uproar, but rather follows quietly, stalking the stranger. |
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| There is no rose-coloured love here, but rather an intelligent approach to the personal and the poetic. |
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| Interestingly, the shapes of these adsorbed liposomes do not appear spherical, but rather disk-shaped. |
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| Many facilities do not provide linguistically appropriate care, but rather rely on anyone on staff to act as interpreters. |
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| Leisure and relaxation are not laziness but rather an appreciation of taste and quality in life. |
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| These fires were not catastrophic infernos but rather a life-giving natural event for the forest. |
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| But the solution does not lie in skirting around the edges of the problem, but rather, diving directly in. |
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| Now Jeff is not a suit who owns an ammunition company but rather a well respected rifleman. |
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| We believed that our rights, privileges and liberties did not derive from the king or government, but rather were a gift from god. |
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| In reality, therefore, there is not a conflict between descriptive and prescriptive grammar and lexicography, but rather a difference of mission. |
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| Since the original papers the shape of the stalk was not calculated but rather postulated to be the figure of revolution of a circular arc. |
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| Therefore, it is not our intention to punish you, but rather to teach you a lesson. |
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| Interestingly, Stevenson's fondness for retrospection does not seem to have blinded him but rather to have sharpened his sensitivity to seeing. |
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| These are not common twist drills but rather single-flute cutters with a channel down the side. |
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| It's not the affection that she enjoys, but rather the lavish gifts that are tossed her way. |
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| His golden hair wasn't lathered with gel, but rather stuck out in messy clumps, urging girls to run their fingers through the shiny tresses. |
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| The fore-end is mounted to the barrels not with a cheap spring latch as on late American doubles, but rather with a nicely inlet lever release. |
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| However, these side chains do not fully occlude the pore but rather appear to form a hydrophobic barrier to ion permeation. |
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| I of course was not a Dane but rather an American, but it seemed that it didn't matter to them. |
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| Was he not actually the sensitive, caring pet I knew and loved, but rather a cruel, remorseless murderer? |
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| Having virtually no THC levels, it isn't used remedially but rather grown for the hemp fibre. |
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| The nose is really quite clean, crisp and citrussy, with a little hint of yeastiness and grass, but rather neutral overall. |
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| They do not extend freely into a lumen but rather interdigitate closely with the outer segments of the neural retina. |
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| The remark was not brought on by some thieving or chicanery on my part, but rather by a political speech I'd made that this person didn't like. |
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| Her lament does not express regret for a breach of fidelity, but rather the deep sadness of the final farewell. |
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| He adds that it is not kwaito, not hip hop but rather different genres mixed up. |
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| Our aim is not the revival of social democratic reformism, but rather the socialist reorganization of society. |
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| I don't see it as being hypocritical, but rather as having the best of both worlds. |
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| Navajos do not live in villages as do their Hopi neighbors, but rather on large pieces of family land. |
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| Then, I realised the guests were not Indians, but rather Aboriginal Australians. |
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| Consequently Seurat did not mix the colors on his palette, but rather put little tiny spots of complementary color pigments on the canvas. |
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| This is no low-growing wallflower but rather a full-sized shrub that can grow up to 15 feet tall under the best of conditions. |
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| But the real issue was not so much the absolute size of the increment, but rather what the others in the Center got relative to oneself. |
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| This book articulates the principles and practice of breast cytopathology superficially, but rather clearly. |
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| We profess our faith not merely in a formula of words, but rather in the realities to which those words refer. |
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| The story of Mexican lynching is not a footnote in history but rather a critical chapter in the history of Anglo western expansion and conquest. |
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| Working in oil paint on canvas and watercolor on paper, Mayhew never sketches his ideas but rather floods the surface with rich vibrant colors. |
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| His tone was neither accusing, nor incredulous, but rather plainly curious. |
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| It's not just a question of corporate control over the news, but rather how the news is made. |
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| The Greeks did not think of the problem as a problem in algebra but rather as a problem in geometry. |
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| It might be argued, but rather quibblingly, that such a response is itself an expression of inherent genotypic possibilities. |
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| And the insurgents are no national liberation force, but rather chancers taking potshots at what they consider to be cowardly occupiers. |
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| Devolution was neither inevitable nor did it happen by chance, but rather as the result of a positive choice for change. |
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| When my wife and I travel we prefer not to stay in hotels or resorts, but rather in out-of-the-way places with a local feel. |
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| It wasn't exertion that left him weak-kneed and trembling, but rather the gut-wrenching horror of Joe's scream and his pleas for mercy. |
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| It concerns itself not with the high culture of Rome or the high fashion of Milan, but rather with the everyday life of the provincial Italian. |
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| There are cabins, so beautiful, so big and well designed that they are really no longer cabins, but rather, woodsy mansions around the lake. |
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| Winners of the first supporting acting Oscars originally were not given actual Oscar statuettes, but rather Academy Award plaques. |
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| In this modern perspective, the death penalty expresses not the divine judgment on objective evil but rather the collective anger of the group. |
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| He said he wasn't attempting to prohibit debate on the report, but rather asked for restraint pending adjudication by the courts. |
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| I'm not suggesting that research should not proceed, but rather cavilling at the sometimes thoughtless way it has been presented to the public. |
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| It is not as history but rather as a model of history that Hellenism matters. |
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| I suspect many actors would agree they did not perfect their craft reading rave reviews but rather those in which the critics panned their performances. |
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| To be clear, bellows is not a millennial, but rather half a generation older. |
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| For bichir, the film was not only a story about immigration, but rather a narrative of the love of a father for his son. |
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| What if violence against women is not a by-product of war, but rather a major cause of it? |
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| It was not a gradual shift but rather a sudden and abrupt change. |
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| But the proper corrective to chauvinism is not to reverse it and practice it against males, but rather basic fairness. |
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| To say of Socrates that he is human is to say what he is, whereas to say that he is literate is not to say what he is but rather to give a quality that he has. |
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| As one flew closer and closer to the station, one would see that the jaggedness of the sides was not irregularities in the edged, but rather docking stations. |
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| It's not that a community can't exist without a good mix of the rich and poor, but rather what is actually meant by the word community is brought into question. |
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| However, the real meaning of Taoist wu-wei is not quietism at all, but rather, activity in harmony with the ever-changing, ever-unchanging Way of all life. |
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| The police advise you not to stop if they wave you down in the middle of the night but rather speed past them and drive to your nearest police station. |
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| It is striking to realize how much of this material is personal-not subjective, but rather framed by her own family history or immediate acquaintance. |
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| They see explanation and prediction not as deductive exercises but rather as exercises in flexible ad hocery that require stitching together diverse sources of information. |
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| The Kaddish prayer, recited after the death of a close relative, is not a prayer for the dead, but rather an affirmation that life is gorgeous, beautiful, fantastic. |
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| What was crucial for the post-revolutionary Whigs that comprised the Scottish Enlightenment was not Locke but rather their own institutional status. |
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| In addition, mastery of the subject does not imply a memorization of ready-made formulas or methodological recommendations, but rather a logical understanding of the material. |
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| First, he framed the phenomenon of interest, not as a return to financial investments, but rather as a premium, or agio, in intertemporal exchanges. |
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| The larger longer term impact of hybrids will come not from greater fuel efficiency but rather from a shift toward using electric power outlets to recharge vehicle batteries. |
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| By this I mean that it might never have actually crystallized from a molten magma but rather recrystallized from some other rock form through a diffusion process. |
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| This would in fact mean that the ALP is no longer a labor party but rather a vaguely progressive organisation not unlike the Democratic Party in the United states. |
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| His next employment, in late 1766, was not at Hochst, but rather in Kassel, where another new factory had been founded by Frederick II, landgrave of Hesse-Kassel. |
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| She has not turned onto the dead-end road of reminiscence, disability and dependence, but rather onto the long, fulfilling road of life, happiness, and salvation. |
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| No, Pickert isn't some persnickety homeowner with a penchant for one-of-a-kind wares, but rather a remodeler trying to do things the environmentally friendly way. |
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| No, not Ebola, but rather infection with the dreaded bacterium, Yersinia pestis. |
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| White finally gets the right idea but rather too late in the day. |
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| Reciprocity when it comes to loss is not a justification for bloodthirstiness but rather a demand for exactness. |
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| Marasha said women should not revolt against the custom but rather establish platforms to raise their concerns and investigate the deep purpose of the custom. |
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| It was light and tasty, but rather deficient in the garlic stakes. |
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| Not only did the first division leaders pick him up on a free, but rather than superstar wages he's happy with a bowl of milk and a tin of cat food. |
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| For the first time he realised it was not necessarily something based on instinct or which grew organically, but rather was the result of application and hard work. |
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| While such role playing may indicate a hidden identification with the role, I do not mean to read the artist psychoanalytically, but rather to explore the effect of her works. |
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| It is implicit in this roll-call of composers that the idea of a renaissance in music is not to do with a common style, but rather with shared ideals. |
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| The root cause of hunger, as these facts surely bear out, is not insufficient food production, but rather unequal access to the means of consumption. |
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| Canova's Napoleon was not presented in incongruous isolation but rather in its own room, like an urban temple, as the rotunda of a sculpture gallery. |
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| On the other hand, the Glock has no external hammer, but rather features internal safeties and a mechanical safety located in the center of the trigger. |
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| Added to the tremendous loading on an anchor line in high winds is the fact that in high winds boats do not tend to lie head to wind, but rather tack back and forth. |
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| Federalism is a trickier concept in the European context because the Member States are not political subdivisions of the Union, but rather sovereign and autonomous entities. |
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| This is not to say that making promises is unimportant, but rather that we accept promise-breaking in everyday life with more magnanimity than we sometimes pretend. |
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| I'm one of those people that believes decisions are rarely black and white, but rather are a tangled web of possibilities, opportunities, and consequences. |
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| A helpful assumption often made in axiology is that intrinsic value is had not just by anything at all, but rather by states of affairs or propositions. |
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| It is not aimed at the total sceptic, but rather the serious seeker. |
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| He added that the goal was not to make everyone a scientist but rather to ensure basic literacy in the language of science among all school-leavers and graduates. |
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| I was nervous, but rather chuffed to have bagged such a fine specimen. |
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| She pointed to how a scissors company had created a community not based on scissors but rather based on how people used scissors, in this case scrapbooking. |
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| This figuration of gender does not create a masculinized female, but rather a gendered-male character reconstituted in the visual markers of both sexes. |
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| I did not wish to take a cabin passage, but rather to go before the mast and on the deck of the world, for there I could best see the moonlight amid the mountains. |
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| The magical thinking lies not in saying that the world is interconnected, but rather in insisting that there is no overlap. |
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| It is important not to lump all forms of intrusion together, but rather to consider them category by category. |
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| He doesn't particularly choose his varieties for hardiness either, but rather grows a number of brands, including those from his own garden plants gone to seed. |
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| There was no position for him at the university at this time so he was not able to teach his specialist research topics, but rather he had to teach mechanics, and statistics. |
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| However, the target of the raids was not the industrial sector but rather the historic centre of the city, consisting for the most part of timbered residential buildings. |
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| Not like a physical attribute, but rather a deeper, more artistic beauty. |
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| Future mobile phones will not be handheld, but rather screenless touchless devices offering us mixed reality vision, networking our senses and brains. |
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| Her ballerinas are not aiming to enter show business, but rather to offer their community the transformative gift of dance. |
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| It is not officially a branch, but rather an extension of the main line first named the Oshawa Subdivision and re-named the Belleville Subdivision. |
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| That is not to teach Spanish, but rather to teach bilingually. |
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| It was not influenced by shoegazing as a genre, but rather as a principle. |
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| One will no longer seek to reply to them nor to silence their din, but rather to find the reason of their misshapenness, their lameness, their sightless eyes, their long ears. |
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| The message these award-winning elasticated biomorphic globules and tumbling-dice skull shapes bring is not one of joy or satisfaction, but rather one of anguish. |
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| The answer lies not in the fact that he led a triumphal life but rather that at one particular pivot point in history he was there and did what was right. |
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| Public transportation no longer has to be identified with the constraints of work, but rather must be assimilated within the urban fabric, a major task for modernity. |
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| The kinetic data from the light scattering suggest that the fibril formation is not a cooperative multimolecular process, but rather a monomolecular one. |
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| But fear of something that is not actually a threat is not rightful fear, but rather paranoia. |
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| But then according to Alanis herself, this album wasn't merely about creating a singles collection, but rather an album of personal favourites and rarer material. |
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| Christopher isn't a blood relative of Tony's, but rather an in-law. |
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| We don't see the electromagnetic field giving up energy to matter in a continuous stream, but rather in little lumps that behave like uncharged particles that lack rest mass. |
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| Housework in the 1950s was also a big deal, and I say that not with the slatternly view that not all dirt is a bad thing, but rather in admiration. |
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| Moody argued that Paul was no universalist but rather a missionary. |
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| What we need is not comforting distance structured through familiarity, but rather the strength to look critically and consciously at that which most unnerves us. |
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| Our weekend cottage is situated in a quiet but rather smart village in the Derbyshire Peak District, somewhere between Ashbourne, Bakewell and Buxton. |
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| Ideally, a couple will have fallen into a pattern not so much of nickel-and-dime quid pro quo, but rather, a more natural exchange of, let's say, in-kind donations. |
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| This is not a morality based on obedience as a primary virtue, but rather a moral law about how to govern ourselves recognising that we are social individuals. |
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| The point is not a celebration of military or political triumph, but rather a visualization of the human quest for spiritual lightness, for a transcendent peace. |
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| New to audiences might be the fact that the lindy hop, along with the Charleston, cakewalk, minstrel blues and boogie-woogie, was not originally called swing, but rather jazz. |
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| The activities of political participation and public deliberation, on this view, should not be seen as a burdensome obligation or duty, but rather as intrinsically rewarding. |
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| It was not a retrial per se, but rather a fresh look at the appeal process that freed Knox. |
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| When he is ready to leave ridgeway, he and his wife will look not back to China, but rather to the Middle East. |
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| It is also interesting that this ecosystem has no animals which are strict herbivores, but rather they are omnivores, switching between diets of eating algae and animals. |
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| The scheme will not require a dam but rather a wall that provides a constant head of water and which will be designed to utilise the flow of the river. |
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| I think it is important to state that for historians, oral history is not understood as research on human subjects, but rather as research with other human beings. |
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| Furthermore, a substantial body of social research reports that engaging in cathartic expressions of anger does not eradicate aggressive urges but rather escalates them. |
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| But the friendships they are concerned with are not those that develop among humans, but rather those of the chacma baboons that inhabit southern Africa's Zambezi region. |
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| As much as it sounds like the name of an outport fishing village somewhere in Newfoundland, it is not an actual place but rather a state of being. |
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| Now, the governor also said that it was not one car bomb that went off on Friday, but rather two car bombs, containing a total of 700 kilograms of high explosives. |
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| Of course, that doesn't likely mean he has to write a check, but rather that he won't be seeing a first-day gross percentage until the overages are paid back. |
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| However, Woo does not celebrate this violence, but rather uses it to represent a nostalgia for a lost code of honor and chivalry that he sees as necessary for human survival. |
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| They were not government officials, but rather sureties who were appointed to enforce a contract or other legal relationship. |
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| To me my dad is a hero, not because of his strength or heroic actions, but rather for his gentle, giving ways. |
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| Suetonius's purpose was not a historical recount of events, though, but rather an evaluation of the emperors themselves. |
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| It must be stressed that the purpose of such lists when published has never been to ascribe any kind of ruling but rather to provoke discussion. |
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| The warships of the time were not designed to be ship killers, but rather troop carriers. |
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| Societies's work isn't associated with authority of Patriarchate but rather with laws of Ministry of Social Solidarit. |
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| Transportation modals may not increase shipping volumes, but rather change the way products are delivered. |
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| Sports such as polo do not judge the horse itself, but rather use the horse as a partner for human competitors as a necessary part of the game. |
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| Its important to note though that Austria in general does not get very cold in winter but rather cool in summer at higher altitudes. |
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| This was not a simple return to Gothic details, but rather an original Baroque transformation. |
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| The tribes were not ethnic or kinship groups, but rather geographical subdivisions. |
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| Since then, Austria has shaped its foreign policy on the basis of neutrality, but rather different from the neutrality of Switzerland. |
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| It encapsulates the diktats from on high which are not the strength of the Westminster elite, but rather their fundamental weakness. |
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| The purpose of these was generally not to gain territory, but rather to capture resources and secure prestige. |
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| As Dias's mission was for Sofala anyway, Cabral decides not to wait for it but rather to press on with his current fleet of six ships. |
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| It does not say that comfort foods are not enjoyable, but rather that we don't seem to seek them out when we think we do. |
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| A hand pass is not a punch but rather a strike of the ball with the side of the closed fist, using the knuckle of the thumb. |
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| Talisse's real target, however, is not Rawls's solution, but rather the justificatory pessimism that rationalizes it. |
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| The latter should not be attributed to a new allotropic form but rather to a perfectioning of the already existing crystal form. |
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| Some MRDTs detect the presence of aldolase, which is not species specific but rather is found in all malaria species. |
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| They required a coordinated show of focused exertion, not sustained, but rather at specific moments. |
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| He does not divinize nature, but rather becomes himself God with the sole purpose of enslaving others. |
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| Uniquely, The Suspect is not a whodunnit but rather a whydunnit, unravelling the riddles behind the murder of an 85 year-old man. |
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| These data suggest that the Mpkd1-2 loci do not promote renal cystogenesis per se, but rather modulate renal cystic disease severity. |
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| The sixth tone forms an enneachord and does not contain a diapente under its proper ending, but rather a semitritone. |
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| They were not graduated in degrees but rather had the latitudes of the most common destinations directly scribed on the limb. |
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| The theories are passed on, not as dogmas, but rather with the challenge to discuss them and improve upon them. |
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| He was considered very toolsy and athletic, but rather raw, best-known as a basketball player in high school. |
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| The introduction explains that the book is not liberationist but rather a liberative ethics approach. |
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| Water by itself does not harm the wood, but rather, wood with consistently high moisture content enables fungal organisms to grow. |
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| He gave off an aura not of romance or woolly artisanality but rather of canny commercial nous. |
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| It will not freeze solid, but rather achieve the consistency of a slushy. |
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| He showed no anxiety over his imminent demise, but rather tied his own noose and lectured the hangman about the proper way to tie the knot. |
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| Columbus did not reach Asia but rather found what was to the Europeans a New World, the Americas. |
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| In brief, we should not just be reactionary, but rather be thetical and positive. |
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| The Tang pieces are not porcelain however, but rather earthenwares with greenish white slip, using cobalt blue pigments. |
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| According to his view, Hume is not arguing for a bundle theory, which is a form of reductionism, but rather for an eliminative view of the self. |
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| The various participants are not considered performers, but rather possessed by the gods and spirits in question. |
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| On this view, such rights do not facilitate emancipation of life, but rather deny it. |
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| Yet the city did not simply finish raw materials produced in the American South, but rather became involved in the South in another way, too. |
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| The direct public offering or DPO, as they term it, was not done by auction but rather at a share price set by the issuing corporation. |
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| These problems were not traditional problems with realistic stimuli, but rather were realistic in every regard. |
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| Thus, the law, inasmuch as it is created by the people acting as a body, is not a limitation of individual freedom, but rather its expression. |
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| Pig iron is not a saleable product, but rather an intermediate step in the production of cast iron and steel. |
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| The woman's head covering and silence in the church shows that the men participating are not on display but rather that Christ is on display. |
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| Some constitutions, however, do not allow the option of parliamentary dissolution but rather require the government to be dissolved or to resign. |
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| These are not perceived as mutually exclusive, but rather mutually interconnected. |
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| But, except for the gunners, soldiers aboard ship were not regarded as an integral part of the naval crew, but rather just as passengers. |
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| Quebec, being a civil law jurisdiction, does not have contract law, but rather has its own law of obligations. |
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| Furthermore, Ms. Barenholtz and Mr. Markus said, the ads are not antitechnology, but rather reminders of other forms of connection. |
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| Most baptists do not believe that baptism is a requirement for salvation, but rather a public expression of one's inner repentance and faith. |
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| The researchers were not so much interested in signature size for its own sake, but rather as an outward measure of narcissism. |
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