Fair- haired and slight of build, Edward is not so long- limbed as Henry, less angular, and his clean- shaven cheeks are bright with the admissions of one who, despite his ambitions, has actually spent little time out of doors.
To dampen the ill-will that arises when regular faculty began to envy the student-free lives of the academic heroes the wealthier universities have consistently moved toward across-the-board reductions in teaching loads, with not-so-wealthy schools imitating this trend as best they can.
Alan Greenspan's not-so-secret model pegs 8000 as the Dow's fair-market value.
The thick hair - not so long as before - hangs over a narrow forehead, almost touching the shoulders at the back.
The third video gives you an overall look and feel, thanks to the overly enthusiastic, not-so-bright urchin who serves as narrator.
Donny also met his fourth cousin once removed, Jane Cresswell, who admitted that she was not so star-struck as some.
The fact that these authors chose to write these pronouncements as books should begin to tell you that things may not be so world-changing as they make out.
What sets them apart is their ability to think outside of Japanese industry's tried and not-so-true practices, and embrace such ideas such as shareholder value and being customer-driven - the management buzzwords in thriving companies worldwide.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's fiscal policies for growth and inflation -- known to many now as Abenomics -- are not to blame so much as financial quakes and questions from the world's other major economies.
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The problem with most off-the-rack boots is not so much fit as quality.
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But after finding immediate form in the middle having been completely overlooked in the one-day series, the 28-year-old does not mind where he plays, so long as he can get his hands on a sixth Test cap.
Mr Tandjung argues that Indonesian voters are not so much ill-informed as pragmatic.
The order of things feels not so much old-fashioned as off kilter, and our apprehensions quicken when Martha steals away, at first light, and heads for a nearby forest.
It just--it's so horrifying as to not even--something I don't even want to think about.
The foundations built with industrial money--Ford, Rockefeller, Carnegie and so on--are still big but not growing as fast as their info brethren.
It's a not-so-subtle jab: Goliath has the same colors as the University of Oregon, whose athletic programs have been heavily supported by Nike Chairman Philip Knight.
The Germans, for their part, had a simpler, not-so-hidden agenda: to set such tough conditions as to make it impossible for Italy, and probably for Spain and Portugal as well, to join the single currency from the start.
This leading investment and commercial bank, one of the top two or three in the world on some measures which employs 11, 000 in London, is purchasing the not-so-old former Lehman HQ at 25 Bank Street as its new European investment banking HQ.
For the rest of the United States- which has impressively restructured its economy for the challenges of the productivity-driven information age- the Northeast is not so much unnecessary as it is irrelevant.
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Yet the real fear is that today's furious price-cutting is not so much real liberalisation as the start of a stitch-up.
But Roenneberg sees this not so much as a by-product of industrial capitalism as a quirk of human physiology.
In Rotherham, data and IT systems were found not to be up-to-date so information on vulnerable children may not have been passed on as quickly as it should be.
Of course, since many of Russia's not-so-needy will receive the new cash payments, further reforms (such as introducing better means-tests) will be needed to improve the targeting of state help to those who most deserve it.
European politics - particularly as they relate to the Middle East - are not informed by rational interests so much as they are defined by attitude.
For the dining room, Wright devised a china-dish pattern and low-back chairs so as not to obstruct views of the gardens.
This is caused by faster assistants slowing down to the speed of the average - so as not to embarrass their slower colleagues - while the "slow ones, stay slow", which has an overall effect of dragging down the speed.
And second, hedge funds are not so off-the-radar as one may think.
Agari, in other words, is pitching itself not as a spam-filtering company so much as a brand-protection firm.
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The trade-offs involved in using abstracted data in relational databases versus non-abstracted data in non-relational databases, relying on pre-abstraction versus self-abstraction of high-volume data streams, and so on are not obvious, will change as technology involves, and will depend on the company and the problem.
The snag is that multi-carrier signals do not travel as far as single-carrier ones, so they require the construction of expensive repeater stations.
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