And some of the science is dubious (though not nearly so much as, say, Prometheus).
But the statistical relationship is not nearly so great as it is with House elections.
Ethnic communities that are based on shopping are, of course, not nearly so monolithic as ones rooted in language and neighbourhood.
Denton also is not nearly so rich as his forebears, which is one reason that people have long speculated about whether he will cash out of Gawker Media, assuming that a nine-figure payday would serve as the ultimate rejoinder to his doubters and condescenders.
Mr Blair took the extra precaution of saying that there were still bound to be problems, as indeed there have been: some hospitals have cancelled operations, and there have been a few of the infamous trolley waits, though not nearly so many as last year.
Unfortunately, this kind of investment generally takes much longer to yield a return, and is not nearly as likely to do so as the others.
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Renly is a tragic figure, but that tragedy in the books is not felt nearly so deeply as it ought to be.
Most leaders and business professionals do not get nearly as many requests as Trump so they should be far more receptive to the requests they do receive.
Nobody expects you to cover up for your man anymore, or not nearly as much as they may have before, so why do women still do it?
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But not nearly as frustrating as running out of cash to do so, which is exactly what happened to OPTI Canada forcing it to seek bankruptcy protection earlier in July.
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One clarification: While I have covered mail order food extensively, I have not eaten nearly as many meals mail order as in actual restaurants, so these are my favorites to date, not some list of the best.
Further, I am not nearly as familiar with the Russian economy as I am with the rest of the pack, so I will take a rain check on this.
It may yet turn out that way, but so far, it has not been nearly as easy or straight forward as expected.
Mr. OLSON: I think the large banks affiliated companies were much more conservative so they're not having the problem nearly as bad and they're going to survive.
So simply put, the tilt rotor technology is not nearly as new as it is being portrayed.
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So it looks like the next reboot will not be nearly as much fun as the Tax Reform Act of 1986 when it comes to the rate reduction part.
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So while there will be big bills, there will not be nearly as many of them - and some may be scrutinised in draft, and fed into the parliamentary sausage machine a year later.
As everyone knows, the financial crisis of 2008 would not have been nearly so severe if a few financial firms had not become so large and intertwined that if they were allowed to fail they would have dragged the rest down with them, and collapsed the entire U.S. financial system.
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But, so far as anyone knew, the two men had not exchanged a word in nearly twenty years not since Carnegie drove Frick out of the business and Frick successfully pressed a monumental lawsuit against his former partner, the first in a long string of vengeful acts.
"We are not sure what the effects of sequestration will be, so as a result, we are delaying nearly all spending and hiring plans, " one manufacturer said, according to the report.
Mr Trivedi said he had been counselled to go for steep increase in fares as there had been no increase in nearly a decade but he chose not to do so "guided by the over-riding concern for the common man".
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