There's not quite so much relief in store for residents of the lower Midwest and South.

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OK, OK, not quite so much.

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Christmas In The Stars, however, did not enjoy quite so much success.

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Life will not revolve quite so much around food, and the challenge of putting enough of it on the table to feed teenagers.

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That will hurt though not, perhaps, quite so much in practice as the screams of protest at the prospect suggest.

ECONOMIST: NHS reform

Even futures prices are quite low, so Conoco will not profit much out of the future contracts it has already committed itself to.

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The onrush of so many projects at one time is certainly daring: not since Mrs Thatcher has a British politician seemed in quite so much of a hurry to do a lot.

ECONOMIST: Reforming the state

Maybe not so much over the great sweep of national policy, but quite probably over spending decisions affecting Northern Ireland in general, and their constituencies in particular.

BBC: Numbers game

One important consequence would be that in the next banking crisis, the Bank of England would not - in theory - have to call on the Treasury to put quite so much money into a Royal Bank of Scotland or an HBOS that was facing collapse, because the creditors of those banks would be forced to become shareholders.

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The pro-European camp is much smaller than it used to be, but it is not quite so moribund as some would have us believe.

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It is not so much that nothing was achieved - it is more that no one is quite certain what will sustain.

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