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Not true either, in any substantial volume.
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Prison doesn't work, is also, I think a simplistic phrase, because it assumes that nobody is going to be cured or nobody's not going to reoffend - that's not true either, because 45 per cent don't reoffend and, the figures show, that if you work at them then you can raise that figure.
BBC: News Online
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Not true in either case.
NEWYORKER: Letters to an Editor
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That may or may not be true, but either way it just looks bad.
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We may not see true commitment from either side of the table knowing that Nelson has yet to rule.
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Increasingly, it does not seem to be true in rich ones either, particularly America.
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Their accusations have left the Democrat in a quagmire similar to the war itself, not because they were true (most were either exaggerated or unproven), or because Mr Kerry was slow to respond, but because they exposed a fundamental flaw in his campaign.
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Question: But he would put each of these questions to you with a "right, " and you could either say it was true or not true.
CNN: Transcript: White House Deputy Counsel Mills' statement
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You would not, it is true, want cellulose acetate butyrate on either your car or your frying pan.
ECONOMIST: Monitor
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And you could either say whether it was true or not true?
CNN: Transcript: White House Counsel Ruff's opening statement
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True, Japan is not exactly a byword for good corporate governance either, but the legal system there is decidedly more robust.
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Later Greene amended his denial, saying the statements Tice complained about were either true or Greene's privileged opinion and therefore not slanderous, court documents say.
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The true nature of the sunstone will probably not be settled until and unless one turns up in either a sunken Viking vessel or a ship burial.
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