Quite the reverse, in fact: In 12 months, the FTC has only publicly announced two investigations.

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Quite the reverse: modern American politicians either need to be wealthy, or need the financial backing of the rich.

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Unfortunately, quite the reverse is true: spreads on corporate bonds have collapsed and those issued by junk-rated companies have narrowed the most.

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Those French voters that said non to the European constitution do not want to bury the idea of a union based on common values and a certain political consensus, quite the reverse.

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Although Napster states that it is not possible to keep the same account logged in on two machines simultaneously, MusicAlly, a music industry analysis firm, found that in practice quite the reverse was true.

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Quite the reverse, in fact.

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Quite the reverse actually.

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For a country that pioneered liberalised energy markets in the 1990s, that is quite a reverse.

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The short sellers moved in and with their success in uncovering a number of transparency and accounting issues at these reverse mergers, were able to drive down the prices of quite good companies with no problems, reasoned Williams.

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Although Japan Inc. along with the rest of the country now seems locked in reverse, many of its companies are doing quite well, thank you.

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