But their effect on the finances of most novice distributors is quite another matter.

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Whether the veto will prove constitutional when it is challenged in the Supreme Court is quite another matter.

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Whether the deals will work when things are choppier is quite another matter.

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But whether this makes good political or diplomatic sense is quite another matter.

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Whether Japan would be prepared to do more fighting, if the worst came to the worst, is quite another matter.

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But it's quite another matter to take the sons and daughters of America and put them in harm's way without thinking the whole thing through.

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But popular opinion in Greece is quite another matter.

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Indeed, but applying successfully is quite another matter.

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Getting out may be quite another matter.

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Whether electorates will be quite so quick to shackle themselves to Germanic fiscal rules is another matter.

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And while getting her shareholders to agree with her may be another matter, it's worth noting here that nothing quite satisfies an investor like a sparkling return on his investment.

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The implications are 1. children are similar to adults in that some approaches work for one child and not for another, 2. non-specific factors, such as the alliance and the therapist, matter quite a bit.

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