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So Vestager's values may be relevant in Europe, but not so much in Asia and certainly not so much in America.
Not so much … Omg Sophie turner is only 143.
Some people are born lucky, others ... not so much.
Not so much — or as she put it: "Why?"
Steelers faithful and Ben himself ... probably not so much.
Some are doing amazing things — others, not so much.
The reason is not so much technological difficulty as cost.
For Mexico and the American consumer, perhaps not so much.
It is not so much that women are rejecting marriage
Top of mind for this administration or not so much?
But again, this is not so much about individual choices.
Not so much in love with your own credit score?
As we learned on her site today, not so much.
Not so much banger after banger as epiphany after epiphany.
It's not so much that Prime is a good deal.
Good posture is free, La Mer cream... not so much.
It's slightly sweet and tart and not so much alcohol.
Not so much, however, that I would steal her thunder.
It's not so much a rivalry, it's just a regret.
Instead, there is not so much as a flickering light.
Emotionally, it was extremely worth it; financially, not so much.
When you're out in the Nevada desert, not so much.
In the last quarter of the year, not so much.
" Chandler said Draghi sounded not so much hawkish as "defeated.
Not so much the astronauts aboard the International Space Station.
Conservatism is not so much a philosophy as a disposition.
But that's not so much because Clinton is a woman.
Although, of course, not so much for women like these.
Reynolds' shot ignited the crowd, but not so much Mack.
But not so much the education of other people's children.
Some are easy to spot and others not so much.
You know, there's not so much of a ground game.
One sounds dark, mysterious, dangerous; the other... not so much.
Cook is an avowed fan (not so much Virtual Reality).
Not so much games, but I think people in general.
The HTTPS protocol is encrypted, but HTTP, not so much.
But when they win a Golden Globe… not so much.
Not so much when it comes to the Palestinian issue.
Now, not so much: he's the happiest I've seen him.
According to the drivers complaining about it, not so much.
Everybody else, not so much, according to a new poll.
Dreams, of course, are welcome; business ideas, not so much.
If asked about tariffs and global trade, not so much.
"Papirosen" is not so much a narrative as an immersion.
Not So Much, but Narrative Shifts to Monetizing the Base.
The living arrangement is not so much cultlike as practical.
Not so much on the road — or in the air.
This was not so much scary as it was titillating.
And the answer turned out to be, not so much.
But not so much the literal text of the scriptures.
Not so much a laugh riot as a laugh scuffle.
It was not so much a revival as a transfiguration.
But, interestingly, not so much within the game space itself.
It's not so much a tool but a technology: automation.
She did not so much act as perform onscreen karaoke.
Durable Versace certainly is, although sustainable … probably not so much.
Not so much, I realized much later, as a wife.
When they were little, but not so much now probably.
The shishito peppers were awesome; the movie, not so much.
"It's not so much Democrat or Republican," Ms. Jones said.
But it's not so much we're trying to use them.
The architecture was beautiful; the street noise not so much.
This is not so much rising wealth as glorified inflation.
It's a confounding picture, conceptually arresting — visually, not so much.
It's not so much that what happened is necessarily new.
Oscar de la Renta and Carolina Herrera not so much.
The song's music is peppy; the words, not so much.
"I could eat bananas — bitcoin, not so much," Cuban said.
The prof finds a purpose; the show, not so much.
If the other party is running things, not so much.
Then again, these are not so much plays as vignettes.
If you have to live with it, not so much.
BusinessWeek, not so much, which only sold for a dollar.
First Cruz loved all legal immigrants, then some not so much.
We get patients from Ohio and Kentucky, not so much Virginia.
It's not so much a problem with Harley's products, Johnson said.
The problem is not so much the consumption — it's the supply.
He's not so much topical humor as just humor in general.
It's not so much that it makes the U.S. inventories unwieldy.
It's not so much about the dress when you feel good.
I mean, there's other things that, maybe not so much so.
CAVUTO: Now, I know some his recent compatriots, not so much.
Because I believe it&aposs not so much the video works.
Europe is not so much at a crossroads, as a terminus.
If you're in transition from here to there, not so much.
It's not so much about celibacy, but the requirement of obedience.
Not so much on the silver or space gray cases, though.
It was a champion of free markets; now not so much.
That's annoying, but maybe not so much in a $4303,000 car.
Paloma was coy about the relationship... Nick's buddy, not so much.
It's not so much that anything fresh is being said now.
Again, it's not so much that this statement itself was devastating.
They call China not so much blessed by geography, as cursed.
E: It's not so much of fighting off the U.S. rivals.
Sometimes people can seem very confident, but then … not so much.
Some days that's a good thing, but today, not so much.
Wealthier communities get well-funded schools; minority communities, not so much.
When she's within fifty feet of Iggy Azalea, not so much.
But, when it comes to foreign-language spam, not so much.
And there's not so much need to separate it all out.
Some of those factors you can change, others not so much.
Kylie singing along and dancing to the track, not so much.
But her supposed new boy toy Bryan Tanaka -- not so much.
It's fast but not so much that the framerate becomes noticeable.
It was a smooth takeoff ... but the landing, not so much.
Her response to the Science Guy himself; Yeah, not so much.
One is a definite yes ... but the other not so much.
Not so much on the substance, but rather on the process.
Not so much down low, but she's got a lotta cushion.
It's not so much what he says ... it's more his demeanor.
It worked in Week 1, but not so much this week.
Some turn out to be great, but others—not so much.
Issues like foreign policy and the tax code—not so much.
The left should arm itself, he said, not so much against
They had taste, and my mom and dad… not so much.
" He continues, "It made us not so much angry as loose.
I must say I've missed these guys, one not so much.
Blount's ear in prose is admirable; in verse, not so much.
Do yoga, but not so much yoga that you hurt yourself.
The first will prove handy, the other two not so much.
For once, Mr. Black sounds not so much angry as defeated.
"Barracoon" does not so much shape Kossola's story as transcribe it.
New Nordic is not so much a cuisine as a philosophy.
I have a reputation for keeping cool, John not so much.
It became a boon for them; for us, not so much.
"For me, it's not so much about the clothes," he said.
"It's not so much the win," Columbus coach John Tortorella said.
He did not so much navigate a course as attack it.
Hogan was not so much unbleached as the opposite of bleached.
It's not so much the talking therapy, it's the doing therapy.
Cancer, bigotry, hunger, you know the "hard" stuff—not so much.
It's not so much an ideology as a cult of personality.
It's not so much about achieving a costume that's of something.
Pork blood, not so much, because it has a sweeter taste.
That the latter matters, deeply, and the former … not so much.
Not so much when it comes to private actors — until now.
That is not so much because of the business use, though.
It's not so much a shark tank as a minnow tank.
I have a reputation for keeping cool; John — not so much.
Not so much as a weapon, as a tool for intimidation.
Lot of things worry me; our foreign debt, not so much.
Sort of and yet not so much, as it turns out.
As for the enthusiasm around Biden, "not so much," she said.
Englishmen and Germans were welcome; Italians and Jews, not so much.
On Tuesday, his administration delivered its own verdict: Not so much.
Not so much "Let's EQ the hi-hat," but more songwriting.
Terrorism is not so much on her mind as personal safety.
Being a bridesmaid during the COVID-19 outbreak — not so much.
I am not so much myself as I thought I was.
"It's not so much inspiration as it is curiosity," Fly said.
It's not so much that you have to be physically prepared.
I felt sorry for his pain, not so much for him.
On the court, he looked not so much miserable as crazed.
It just shows the comfortability factor is not so much there.
Wondering not so much with my mind as with my body.
For Beck, though, this was not so much affect as reality.
"It's not so much what we're here to prove," Smith said.
Some of them seemed decently reasonable, and others not so much.
On the American side, not so much changed on that day.
It's not so much politics as style that is his liability.
Not so much on a misty, chilly day in January, though.
Not so much, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.
Not so much his company, but his presence as a writer.
I used to when I worked, but not so much anymore.
As for finding pairs of men holding hands, not so much.
Not so much, though, when seeking answers from 36 years ago.
It's a topic that's up for discussion, not so much negotiation.
In the first round, extremely well; later on, not so much.
But on the tour, by my children, not so much anymore.
Everyone gets mad at Uber and not so much for Etsy.
Nothing living, not so much as a blade of grass anywhere.
The film is not so much a documentary as an interrogation.
Long-distance field-goal attempts are not so much tolerated as encouraged.
It's not so much a pilot as a premature In Memoriam reel.
"It's not so much about price, it's about the skills," he said.
Great for gaming and explosions, not so much for movies you respect.
Not so much, according to Facebook's Global Head of Safety, Antigone Davis.
He's ludicrous, but not so much so that he can't be redeemed.
I think marketwise, probably not so much of an impact over time.
If you think America is a meddling imperialist power, not so much.
But not so much after observing the space for more several years.
Not so much the vacuuming, dusting, and sweeping that precedes their arrival.
Perhaps because it's not so much the main focus of the app.
Good news for euro zone stocks, not so much for emerging markets.
"Now there is not so much pressure," midfielder Aleksandr Samedov told reporters.
If you wanted everything to make sense, well… maybe not so much.
It got back 325 responses -- 300 positive and 25 not so much.
Happiness is generally attractive on women — but not so much on men.
"I am not so much happy with the honesty here," he said.
What's not so much an essay but a beginning, middle, end story?
Not so much in the kind of films that were being made.
"The story here is not so much about Will Smith," Terry said.
Those motor neurons, it's not so much that they're plastic — they're adaptive.
That is the price not so much of shame, as of uncertainty.
It could be that Hillary's ahead, but maybe by not so much.
The walk up to the top after you slide, not so much.
In truth, it's not so much a gift as an impossible choice.
The other evidence that he's not so much giving her a hug?
"Sometimes it's not so much about a campaign for change," she said.
The telephone is endlessly romantic — the smartphone, so far, not so much.
Some of their evolutions he knows all about; others, not so much.
The founder is not so much playing hard to get as clueless.
He did not so much leak as he guided the young reporter.
It not so much that I remember all the words of counsel.
Yet to many watchers he seems not so much flexible as impressionable.
It's not so much about the message for me, but its direction.
I won't take them out of school for travel, not so much.
This is not so much an ideology but a general election strategy.
The industry has not so much a supply chain as a tangle.
Thursdays tend to be pretty good for me; Sundays, not so much.
They're still really good, but at this moment not so much. 2.
"In the one design, it's not so much about technology," says Simmer.
Not so much about where we are today, but where we're going.
He was not so much felled by death as downsized by it.
The desserts that we tend to serve at them: not so much.
For the U.S. and the rest of the world, not so much.
There are many takes, some of them hot, others not so much.
Visually, the game is not so much a revolution as an evolution.
Just not so much when the future is a few weeks away.
" The question, he said, is not so much "Could we avoid this?
The schedule was challenging for him, not so much technically as emotionally.
Not so much when you consider the following: His supporters are passionate.
Their actions are not so much philanthropic as they are self-preservative.
It's not so much a protest as it is a representative artwork.
Her look is distinctive, but not so much so that it distracts.
AMLO's policy proposals are not so much radical or innovative as retro.
Tourists are flocking to Batumi, but not so much for the beaches.
But his legacy is not so much in looking back but forward.
Others, not so much — and it makes some crew members feel unappreciated.
That this overall issue, Lee, is not so much about your generosity.
It was not so much that Rochdale had lost that bothered McLellan.
This is not so much dinner as an assemblage of delicious parts.
She loved the experience, but not so much the big-screen pacing.
But it's notable that there's not so much making fun of liberals.
And that means not so much in the way of trade barriers.
Not so much in the way of impediments to companies operating there.
She loved cars and fast ones, but not so much driving them.
Giancarlo Stanton—Not so much Stanton the man, but what Stanton represents.
I was a big scaredy-cat, but I'm not so much anymore.
Pressure on the index finger, not so much on the middle finger.
Alex isn't really into jazz and Thomas not so much into punk.
My parents were touched by the prospect; his parents, not so much.
M&A in some patches is active and others not so much.
It's not so much what they do, it's about what we do.
Germany, the world champion, did not so much as drop a point.
The problem for Mr. Sanders is not so much the delegate math.
Not so much for Sarah Palin's singing, but I'll take that too.
The overall effect is not so much confusing as it is perplexing.
Eliminating blocking would not so much reform football as fundamentally alter it.
"Sometimes we were neck and neck; sometimes, not so much," Larson said.
I like that — it's not so much a story as a question.
"It's not so much that he is appealing to centrism," Coaston said.
I'm older than you, but I'm not so much older than you.
What really sells, he says, is not so much sex as fear.
I think it's not so much are you selling or you buying.
You have likely heard of pecorino — but the town, not so much.
It is not so much a religion as it is a system.
Not so much if your audience will follow you wherever you go.
They rented not so much a home as a fraction of one.
Hip-hop artists are all over television; rock guitarists, not so much.
Applying is easy; however, earning a Top Pick designation — not so much.
Australia will be happy with how that went, France not so much.
"It is not so much what you say you believe," Biden said.
She tells a story not so much about money but about madness.
Chinese people — and most East Asians, for that matter— not so much.
For those in favor of more accurate calls generally, not so much.
"It's not so much, 'I'm a woman, I know better,'" she said.
"She has a lot of power, me not so much," Bencic said.
The 20th century was the American century; the 21st, not so much.
Disney might dominate the box office, but awards season, not so much.
It's not so much that blue state America doesn't support the troops.
"It's not so much about the details of the plans," Iannelli said.
You're not so much relying on someone hitting it over the fence.
She is all the rage on black twitter, not so much elsewhere.
This is meant not so much hyperbolically as, in fact, quite officially.
That may be relaxing for some, and not so much for others.
Israelis who care about the future of their country, not so much.
He did not so much stand in the batter's box as squirm.
It was not so much that I had grown used to them.
I&aposve dabbled in numerous remedies — some effective, others not so much.
It is not so much about any particular issues, Longwell told me.
But your point is not so much that they got it wrong.
He can be gross, but perhaps not so much as was Lyndon Johnson.
And we will tour… but not so much we end up hating life.
Trump could succeed not so much by attracting new Republican voters as getting
Aerotronic hails from Indianapolis, a place where not so much startup capital ventures.
LIFT by EnCore is not so much an upstart disrupter as returning troublemaker.
It's not so much "fair" but in the emotional arts, basically nothing is.
Those having a stroke about the latest Batman casting news, not so much.
It's not so much the go-it-alone mentality of the last decade.
Some toys are fine to use in the shower, others not-so-much.
Everyone is on a survivor's side, theoretically, but not so much in practice.
Beijing's tighter embrace might benefit private interests; the private sector, not so much.
Some look inviting; others not so much (looking at you, charcoal-hued H20).
"It's not so much that Tesla is ushering in the future," Holley argued.
Funny to us ... but not so much for the sisters, we're betting. #coldblooded
They are changing our lives in ways both good and not so much.
Often, Mr Trump's worldview has not so much evolved as collided with reality.
And then [while watching other films] be like, 'Oh, that, not so much.
Summer vacations are great, but sometimes getting to your destination…not so much.
Established powers have not so much acquiesced as proved too weary to resist.
So, as with most things on Capitol Hill, everybody agreed -- not so much.
It is not so much that black voters love Clinton and loathe Sanders.
You had not so much information, so you were more obliged to dream.
It's not so much reinvention as redeploying skills you've used throughout your career.
It's not so much watching the grass grow as watching it be eaten.
"But not so much that it would hurt the merger partners," he added.
His 2-year-old daughter Sadie, on the other hand -- not so much.
General Wei did not so much ignore them as snap them into pieces.
It's not so much where it's headed but what the ride is like.
Most American hardware-makers do the same; its internet giants, not so much.
Reality TV is a whole lot of bloat with not so much substance.
This should be a game of men and not so much clowning around.
Films, on one level, offer more freedom than TV but not so much.
The first scenario you might be OK with, the other not so much.
At times Vekic was not so much returning the ball, as defending herself.
It's not so much that millennials are averse to celebrating New Year's Eve.
It's not so much money that I'd feel bad if it lost value.
That panic was not so much one of bourgeois horror as of adrenaline.
It was not so much from a scientific perspective but an aesthetic perspective.
It's not so much that the pundits were unusually wrong this year—pundits
Some people call that a really good trip ... not so much for Kat.
A: It's not so much the college that matters, it's what you take.
Radio Maryja's listeners are not so much religious fanatics as the socially vulnerable.
Their practitioners are not so much software engineers as they are social engineers.
It was a long trip for Patrick, but not so much for Arnold.
Not so much in SaaS, where discussions about definitions are all you hear.
The forecast is not so much foreboding as much as it is intriguing.
When it comes to assessing and reacting to security threats... not so much.
It's not so much a lack of talent or commitment that's the problem.
It is not so much the politicians, as the voters, who are conflicted.
Deadboy: Not so much anymore, but it's always really, really interesting to see.
Actually, the carpet was green, and not so much carpet as artificial turf.
Back-seat accommodations will make two adults feel welcome; three, not so much.
But it's not so much what I look like; it's how I feel.
"It's not so much that I want to be the mayor," she added.
The Champions League, then, is not so much an obligation as an escape.
One horse in attendance, however, will not so much as break a sweat.
It's not so much the words, but the person saying them that matters.
But it was not so much this act itself that presaged the unraveling.
India, not so much as yet, but maybe one day it'll be there.
And Corrine and Russell have not so much grown as just grown older.
Yet Kennedy did not so much lead that parade rather than join it.
The two men did not so much as glance sideways at each other.
He was fluent in baseball and basketball, and not so much in cricket.
The implication was not so much I received this as I did this .
He's not so much behind Trump as under him, and he's being crushed.
Swimsuits are literally made to fit her body, but not so much ours.
There was an official anxiety not so much about immigration, but about integration.
One used to be [famous], not so much anymore — he went to jail.
So it's not so much the word itself, but the intent behind it.
It's not so much the physical environment that's changed as the social one.
For me, the challenge was not so much about being weak or fragile.
MH: Yes, but not so much and never in a relation of authority.
It's not so much that she disagrees with Corbyn's policies, at least openly.
We are in chaotic motion, not so much forward as down and down.
Democrats on the committee seemed fascinated by this question (Republicans, not so much).
And it's not so much "treasure" as hunks of ceramic encased in Plexiglas.
A Word With Some celebrities revel in the spotlight; others, not so much.
But only use it for the syncing capabilities — not so much the chat.
The deeper problem is not so much Marvel as its imitators and boosters.
In certain circles definitely, in others not so much; just like anywhere really.
The current convulsive instant may pass but not so much the human condition.
So this issue is not so much Nicaragua or the government of Nicaragua.
"It's not so much you don't know where to go," Mr. Posen said.
My battle is not so much with Trump as it is with Trumpism.
The private companies that make the machines America votes on, not so much.
The musicians play not so much for the immediate victims and their relatives.
In this state, it's not so much a rivalry between Hindus and Muslims.
"You get that with opera, but not so much with theater," he said.
Not so much for the recipes, but for local color, history, odd trivia.
Yet John's despair is not so much melodramatic as it is achingly banal.
There's diversity in front of the camera, but not so much behind it.
It is not so much an aggressive mind-set as an opportunistic one.
Usually, when the visual is extra impressive, the taste is not so much.
Shakespeare offers not so much an argument for universality as evidence for it.
Thanks to the fact that cannabis is still federally illegal, not so much.
Admirable care went into the costumes and settings; the script, not so much.
He tried to evoke not so much Cassavetes's film as the director's process.
Sometimes those masks can help a contestant's efforts; other times, not so much.
Strategists say the level of the yield is not so much the problem.
It's not so much if this leads to significant legal proceedings or not.
But it's not so much what you do as how you do it.
It was an extremely significant day for her, not so much for them.
"The problem is not so much who is running the CFPB," Hensarling said.
Not so much with Marco, I'm not really that familiar with Marco's circumstance.
"Parts of it look like Diplodocus; other parts not so much," Woodruff said.
It's not so much that Fajardo-Anstine's female leads are haunted by this.
"It's not so much that her theories have been refuted," Dr. Pinker said.
It's not so much true in India, but it's true in Southeast Asia.
The issue is not so much the science as the lack of resources.
Barr is not so much the attorney general as the minister of information.
Java will be around for a while, but not so much by choice.
"He has passion for football; not so much baseball," Griffey Jr. said of Trey.
" It's not so much rehabilitation, he argues, as "going from one dependency to another.
But while Thiel might twist Musk's arm before Wednesday, right now not so much.
It's not so much the dogma and the theology as it is the culture.
Dead zones obviously affect the fishing industry, but as for farmers, not so much.
Yeah, we do see that unfortunately on the internet, not so much on Imgur.
Ambient Photo Mode adjusts pretty well to being landscape, music mode not so much.
That was not so much the case when it came to cars in California.
FACTS about the North Korean economy are not so much alternative as non-existent.
It might eventually appease investors and industry-watchers, but so far not so much.
It's not so much about the connotation; I really don't care what people think.
"Not so much out of fear, but out of respect and dignity," he says.
It's not so much that Microsoft passed Apple, it's that Apple fell below Microsoft.
Not so much for the psychedelics part of it as the theories of consciousness.
The AI responded how most people would: flowers were likable, insects not so much.
For people in Honduras, that's not so much a threat as an ironclad promise.
However, when it comes to money lessons and personal finance, there's not so much.
It is not so much Mr Corbyn that "woke" them as last year's referendum.
The problem here is not so much the profit motive as what makes profits.
It was not so much a matter of if, but of exactly how long.
Not so much a bold new future, then, but a blast from the past.
Not so much for Eddy, who managed to fit study at the same time.
For the actual people recording the streams and making things happen, not so much.
Sleeping pills, for instance, do not so much aid sleep as sedate their recipient.
A happy ending for the team, but not so much for that poor bird.
For this project, because it's low budget, there's not so much money at stake.
No. He has a great eye for film, but not so much for fashion.
Some have risen to the task and expanded their offerings; others, not so much.
This is not so much a flattening of taste as a democratisation of it.
We are not so much talking about deliberate mockery as something much more insidious.
"What made this so special was not so much the craniosynostosis," he tells PEOPLE.
So let's be not so much like Hitler, be more like Mussolini, you know?
Those from Anhui are also often scorned in Shanghai, but not so much elsewhere.
On the Republican side, it is not so much ability as attitude that differs.
It is not so much that it is hard—though it is for many.
Mr Rees-Mogg is not so much a person as a collection of foibles.
It's not so much that blogging is dead, but that it's splintered beyond recognition.
Not so much a political statement but more of an aesthetic and color palette.
Tied Up in Knots comments not so much on feminism as it was forty
Given these challenges, which dishes do you particularly recommend and which not so much?
It's not so much anger, but it's more about feeling misunderstood and being hurt.
It's not so much that it reinvents the controls, but rather your finger movements.
Just kidding, there's plenty of pain here too, just not so much self-doubt.
It's not so much about going with the flow as it is about surrendering.
"A recovery, of course; a giant surge, not so much," wrote the BofA analysts.
This was not so much a Labour Party manifesto as an anti-Blair one.
It could have been scary, but not so much when I think about it.
Apparently not so much—at least, not when it's a Republican doing the nominating.
After all, enhanced performances are good for the bottom line; scandals, not so much.
I chat with people a lot—sometimes that's interesting and sometimes not so much.
DP: Yeah, it's not so much the hardware we're building but the technology itself.
Their surprising conclusion: Tumblr has a lot of porn, while Flickr, not so much.
Not so much thinking different as failing to understand what the machine is for.
Trump has not so much planted a sentiment as surfaced one that already existed.
Verdery argues that they do not so much document a particular person as produce
Westeros may survive; King's Landing and the old ways of governing, not so much. 
D-RAM USED TO BE ALL ABOUT COMPUTERS, BUT IT'S NOT SO MUCH ANYMORE.
Although to be accurate, it's not so much migration as it is an emergence.
Mostly, though, the problem with stinkbugs indoors is not so much expense as disgust.
She's down to earth — but not so much that she'll refuse a private room.
Climate deniers are not so much anti-science as anti-regulation and anti-government.
I can finally focus on playing tennis and not so much about the past.
At the technological and individual, maybe so; at the population level, not so much.
It wasn't only consumers who were surprised — some pleasantly so, others not so much.
Not so much for anything negative but we were going in a different direction.
" With these compositions, she said, "What happened was not so much repair but transformation.
What was surprising was not so much what Comey said, but how lawmakers responded.
That was more that the baker though, it's not so much about the recipe.
Not so much, but I think if you saw us live back then, maybe.
It's not so much other citizens you fear, but other citizens' access to police.
It's not so much the spirit, it's the context in which you experience it.
Not so much, although there are a few of those that I really love.
Some of those changes are great, others (57 different Spider-mans), not so much.
It's actually not so much a step back as it is a leap back.
She was there in Wulia's installation — not so much a metaphor as a description.
It's not so much a selfish act as it is a totally reckless one.
Other technological interpolations do not so much augment as leaven or caption the story.
Idris Elba: Yes, and the 20 bags went, the 10's not so much.
"It was not so much remorse as a need to talk," Ms. Beaugé says.
With 2020, everybody's going for the summer events, not so much for the winter.
It was entertaining, but not so much of a firehose that it became overwhelming.
But not so much to snow, which has arrived in relative abundance this week.
Check out her answer -- not so much the words, but the inflection and expressions.
Manon is not so much afraid of being poor as ashamed of being poor.
"I'm taking it not so much for me but for my kids," he said.
Still, it's not so much that we're returning them back to their original home.
This is not so much a Whodunit as a When Will They Speak Up?
I become not so much someone else as a more singular part of myself.
He has not so much faded as a player as evolved into something different.
So my show is embraced by one administration, not so much by the next.
What fascinated me was not so much the biology of cancer, but the anthropology.
But once you fit in six people and a rabbit, perhaps not so much.
I don't know if "uptight" is the word--and it's not so much Washington.
"It's not so much we're doing badly or lagging where we've been," said Rep.
Blackman's primary concern is not so much about Trump himself, but about future presidents.
Facebook and Google are getting lots of attention; Amazon and Airbnb, not so much.
"Not so much lately, but when I had the time I did," he said.
Her mother enjoyed reading the newspaper cover to cover, but cooking, not so much.
It's not so much who you are, or even what you do in life.
Written, as it were, not so much with Orwell in mind as Hannah Arendt.
Putin is not so much clearing the decks as he is rearranging the furniture.
"Our recommendations are not so much to governments as to people," Mr. Roth said.
It is not so much vengeance, rather 'you flatter me and I'll flatter you.
For me, the story had a happy ending, but not so much for Denmark.
"It's not so much that (insurers are) getting great concession from hospitals," explained Rice.
"It's not so much a racial divide but a generational divide," he told me.
For his supporters, that's a very good thing; for his skeptics, not so much.
Carl, whom I've never met but used to encounter on Twitter, not so much.
Some areas — Italy, for example, are covered amazingly well; some others, not so much.
Western-oriented, but not so much that it doesn't understand the old socialist mentality.
Cake was good, quesadilla not so much (and that's what I was really craving).
They've got to be more anonymous, and not so much on the front page.
"No-U FC" is not so much a name as a cri de coeur.
It's not so much the economic effect, although there has been an economic effect.
An egg or two are not so much scrambled as scrawled across the surface.
Except maybe not so much anymore, since it's by now a tired plot device.
It's not so much that people consciously oppose powerful women; it's an unconscious bias.
In some ways, Wandelweiser is not so much a style as a life style.
" Americans, not so much, who are saying "I don&apost understand" and "please explain.
It's not so much that we hate playing it live, we hate practicing it.
"It's not so much they don't understand the importance of the moment," she said.
The two siblings were reportedly inseparable in their youth, later on not so much.
That is not so much a failure of history as a failure of art.
When I put in a countervailing tariff so the balance is not so much.
Not so much because of Donald Trump, is just that I think parties are changing.
Market breadth is solidly positive, but not so much that it shows urgent, indiscriminate buying.
My biggest concern about the ECB is not so much if they raise interest rates.
Sex usually sells, but apparently not so much in the world of formulaic perfume ads.
"I've always been Catholic, but it's not so much just going to church," she said.
But in reality his breezy style seems not so much boldly Churchillian as unthinkingly reckless.
The game is played out in the polls, not so much based on hard facts.
Not so much the first time, because it was from volunteer's hand to volunteer's hand.
Nicki Minaj is not so much a relatable figure as she is an aspirational one.
Lee's aversion to media intrigued me, but not so much that there was a burning
And not so much now, but back then, the USA was enamored with the British.
"We're not so much in a rush to get into a permanent home," he says.
Perhaps what is going on is not so much a "brain drain" as "brain circulation".
It's not so much 'build a universe,' as it is 'make a great Mummy movie.
Some are destined to become your new go-to favorites —  but others, not so much.
That's not so much a myth, but the truth is more complicated than I thought.
Not so much, our critic says of "Outsiders," which features English as a second language.
Mattresses reign supreme during three-day weekend sales, but not so much on Black Friday.
"We feel it's not so much a political expression, but a constitutional one," he said.
The one-China formula is not so much fraught with ambiguities as composed of them.
Multitasking is great for some things, but when it comes to books, not so much.
And I think that at the end of the day, it's not so much electability.
Not so much, 'Let's have a third kid,' but, 'Can we go through HG again?
Some were to be expected; others, not so much — but you're gonna want them all.
The Versa is, perhaps unsurprisingly, more of the former, and not so much the latter.
Melania Trump was in the holiday spirit on Christmas Day — but Twitter, not so much.
This seems not so much a severe vulnerability as just a mistake on Apple's part.
It's not so much that Trump changes into a president once the teleprompter comes on.
Not so much on any planet except the one Trump lives on with his base.
For me, it's not so much that one is more technically "open" than the other.
The point, however, is not so much that Trump doesn't stand out from the pack.
We can have a society were ownership is not so much wrong as simply passé.
The internet is great; how people treat each other on the internet, not so much.
Meet three people who retired earlier than expected, two by choice, one not so much.
"I've always been Catholic, but it's not so much just going to church," she says.
Fei Long and Cammy I clicked with; Dee Jay and T. Hawk, not so much.
Watch ... Danielle has nice things to say about RiRi, but not so much about Kylie!
What we basically have here is a tax problem, not so much a monetary problem.
So it's not so much an add-on or the guilt ... It's not No. 14.
Then, it is not so much a "who" as much as "what" that influences us.
He grew up around music and playing music, whereas maybe not so much for me.
Islam has an elaborate taxonomy of spiritual beings: Malaika are good; djinn, not so much.
You play really nicely with those in your sandbox, and with others not so much.
Eventually, he acknowledged that it was not so much the volume, but the music itself.
"In my view, addiction is not so much a crime as a disease," he added.
The challenge is not so much in the hardware, which Musk said, is already there.
But in practice, it's not so much fun to play for a variety of reasons.
"Little bit more complicated for the opponents, not so much for my guys," Espada said.
"It's great for those who want it, but not so much for those who don't."
For me, the wines did not so much evoke chardonnay as they did chenin blanc.
The need for such a site is obvious; the shape of it, not so much.
It is a little wobbly, but not so much that it's going to fall apart.
"The problem is not so much lack of demand as poor growth potential," he said.
"It's not so much based on ideology as it is based on electability," she said.
Android not so much — the software and apps just eat memory like there's no tomorrow.
The concern, the official said, was not so much about Trump completely withdrawing from NATO.
However, Pence's 2024 mandate is not so much a target as a thinly veiled threat.
Many students have concluded that the best solution is not so much compliance as avoidance.
Sometimes, not so much, and I think this case is an example of the latter.
Not so much in the way of forced technology trends through things of that sort.
Family loyalty is extremely important in Chinese culture, perhaps not so much in Western culture.
Mark Levine: From the beginning, the conversation was not so much in the painting itself.
It's not so much music as a work of art when I listen to it.
Mikael hunts quite a bit too, but not so much now—more in the fall.
So, it was not so much an embarrassing memory for Behrs as one for Efron.
For him, it's not so much about replicating humanity, but about humanity understanding the machine.
His place contains many, many things, but it's not so much messy as lived in.
"The women are such a great surprise, and the men, not so much," he said.
"In children, it's more the nausea and vomiting, not so much the headache," she said.
Not so much because the woman, Sarah, is deaf; there are many excellent deaf actors.
The more traditional church crowd, not so much the right-leaning church crowd, is horrified.
"For others, it's not so much about editing, it's about actually assigning homes for things."
In it, she looks you in the eyes, but not so much when she's speaking.
"Not so much that they have to live with us after graduation," Ms. Mouer said.
My work is to define and to make it, not so much to describe it.
What a wall satisfies is not so much a material need as a mental one.
His was not so much a calculating engine as a "thinking machine," Ada prophetically noted.
The gentrifying city they were raised in has changed — the home front, not so much.
Yet what's most striking about Mitla is not so much its age as its beauty.
It's not so much a recipe as it is an exhortation: a no-recipe recipe.
"Things are piled everywhere," she continued, not so much apologetically as merely stating a fact.
Two new books approach the question, one of them constructively, the other not so much.
"It's not so much that they have accepted it," he added, referring to the authorities.
Tellingly "One Night Only" is not so much about rivalry as it is about complicity.
British and European producers are a growing presence in American TV; Asian, not so much.
It's not so much that Valve has executed One Weird Trick for making VR good.
Well, he's gotten the Democrats involved as well, but maybe not so much for him!
Buying toilet paper — but not so much that no one else can get any — sure.
This is not so much a retrenchment of the single market as an abrupt truncation.
It's not so much a question of the seasonal temperature as it is the diet.
It is not so much that Londoners are changing their lives in response to terrorism.
"Where I'm from is very green, very beautiful, but not so much energy," he said.
It succeeds wonderfully, not so much as an argument but as an emanation of spirit.
"It's not so much you are going faster, it's that others can't follow," Martin said.
"The question is not so much what would make Asians stop [seeming] foreign," Davé says.
Somehow they used enough to kill parasites, but not so much as to kill themselves.
Now, now that he's being dragged in front of the committees, maybe not so much.
Feathered, not-so-much friends It's hard to imagine a better-looking fossil than this.
KARLSRUHE, Germany — Many of the artworks at Z.K.M. are not so much viewed as braved.
Except in Gen Z's case, it's not so much a singular voice that has emerged.
They affect what kinds of jobs we have; but the total number, not so much.
"It's not so much about asking her to apologize or not apologize," Pierce told Insider.
The movie's leads, Cathy O'Donnell and Farley Granger, are not so much photographed as transfigured.
It was not so much that they felt fearful as that they felt held back.
He moved easily, not so much the man in a hurry that he once was.
Such bottles sell not so much a pale pink liquor as a glamorous lifestyle fantasy.
"The benefit is not so much about which teams go to the Olympics," said Richardson.
We were good defensively in the first half, not so much in the second half.
It's not so much that YouTube has gone mainstream as the mainstream has gone YouTube.
Not so much a double, then, as a successor, and the worthiest one we have.
But not so much the (isolation) because we have good players who can do that.
I'm not so much into diamonds, but I like the other stones — rubies and emeralds.
The joke was not so much that it was funny, but that it was absurd.
They had lost a bit of helium, but not so much as to ground them.
It's not so much the topographical New York City as its lesser known psychogeographical corridors.
It's not so much that the book is less than the sum of its parts.
If you're an ordinary working family, not so much — and eventually you get that lump.
When I spend the rest of the year following impeachment on Twitter, not so much.
The priority, several said, is not so much a player's first contract but his second.
These readings were not so much wrong as inadequate to the complexity of his evolution.
He would spar with boxers and have his techniques not so much countered as dismissed.
And not so much that Seppi, Rudi, and their friends aren't able to slip in.
Washington works great for the rich and powerful, but for everyone else, not so much.
So, I have some history with Nintendo handhelds, but not so much with home consoles.
Everything. I think they were worrying not so much, and this has been a common thread, not so much about how to make Gilt great, which was obviously something we needed to do, but how to look for cool integration points with Saks Off Fifth.
But the real lesson of Lehman is not so much that very bad things can occur.
It was a ticket that was cheap (still is) and easy to get (not so much).
Eight years is a long time in the tech industry — not so much in politics, though.
I'm a fan of his as a player, but maybe not so much as a person.
The big event Tuesday is giving us many Apple reveals: some large, some not so much.
There is a trial going on, but the trial is not so much of a trial.
So we will see how those battles go back and forth, last night, not so much.
The problem here is not so much the technology involved, but the problem of human nature.
"They're not so much trapped as out of place, in a Magritte-like way," Tunick explains.
Back then, Earth was not so much a rocky planet as an incandescent ball of lava.
An accidental stain right before you're about to head off to the office, not so much.
Not so much, retort many journalists, who insist they report the news rather than shape it.
When the car is powered down, there's not so much to see in the Audi S3.
Not so much as a trailer for one of the movies has ever crossed my screen.
"I'm not so much interested in being desirable, but I'm interested in desiring people," she explains.
This is not so much an argument for one team's superiority than a recognition of fact.
For example, just to pick one, you have dirty tricks not so much, comparatively, to this.
It is not so much that emerging markets are cheap, but that they are not dear.
Several members of Juilliard Dance filled out the cast, not so much dancing as acting mutely.
Not so much born in the wrong body, as feeling deeply like my body wasn't mine.
I was always one who was quiet with her opinions, but now probably not so much.
It's kind of cool the first time you see it, but not so much the 100th.
But for LAAGP the issue is not so much that institutions don't know what to do.
Mr Glasenberg's strategy has been not so much contrarian as actively seeking out opportunities others shun.
They're comfortable, if slightly heavier than standard sunglasses, but not so much as to be burdensome.
The rest of the "old white men" who have historically run the government … not so much.
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So you're not so much repairing it as getting a small discount on a new one.
"It's not so much about active versus passive as it is about fees," Morningstar's Johnson said.
"It's not so much of a story, but it means a lot to me," he said.
ONE, THE MARKET IS LOOKING AT ASSET VALUATIONS, NOT SO MUCH YIELD IN THE BOND MARKET.
"Mostly people from groups and government organizations are buying it, not so much individuals," she said.
Not so much having stuff, but having my own bed, and a kitchen and some space.
Unlike Robby, who consistently makes eye contact with JoJo during their date, Jordan not so much.
I mean relative to available market cap not so much, but relative to GDP substantially underweight.
When my fingers were dry, the controls worked, but if they were sweaty, not so much.
"Not so much from the people that have been doing it for our country," Trump said.
They base it on who you are and not so much on the product you're selling.
Image: AppleFor newer gear, it's not so much of a worry: USB-C and USB 3.
Look at his life -- he is a success at courtship and wooing; fidelity, not so much.
Those of us with a foot in both continents are not so much smug as heartbroken.
If you consider that almost any other vinegar will produce the same benefits, not so much.
"The key would be not so much the German election, but the Italian election," he said.
But in a "fresh veggies" way, not so much a "put it on your pizza" way.
Elsewhere, the point of posting online is not so much to persuade as to signal-boost.
I think each of the Finals games will be close, but the series not so much.
Yet the aesthetic is not so much patriotic as a cheeky send-up of communist ideology.
The past 5.23 years have been very good for investors, but not so much for savers.
Not so much—a lot of councils have policies that require social infrastructure to be delivered.
I found it thrilling, not so much for plot but in looking up its esoteric references.
The two parties are distinguished not so much by their current platforms as by their histories.
But these spoils trickle down selectively, predominantly to white men—men of color, not so much.
They should feel guilty about Shana's (Ariel Miranda) murder, but Sara's injuries...not so much. 20.
It's not so much that he isn't empathetic; in fact he clearly wants to champion Giggs.
This is a government not so much guiding events as struggling to keep up with them.
All this is not so much a clash of civilisations as a war within Arab civilisation.
It's not so much I need to get a pretty picture, or a really nice rendering.
It was not so much that Ms. Cooper played loudly here as that she played bluntly.
Attacking the media can work well in the primary season — not so much in the general.
It is not so much a group of spin doctors as a spin National Health Service.
Said Hollman, "He is appealing to something that is not so much religious, but is cultural."
Republicans voters love Trump not so much for his political positions as for who he is.
Immature students will not, for these programs do not so much build character as reveal it.
They seek not so much a seamless fusion as the freedom to move around at will.
The issue is not so much hawks versus doves or the clash of competing foreign policies.
Mendelsohn does not so much transmit the importance of Homer as the importance of loving something.
His goal this season was not so much to walk more, but to strike out less.
Her plan is not so much to expand, but rather to go deeper into the process.
For them, the Games are not so much about tallying up glories as staving off embarrassment.
Thrall becomes subjection, and the beast turns out to be not so much contained as imprisoned.
Some of his impromptu pep talks seem to delight front-line workers, others not so much.
"Apollo 11" is not so much a movie as it is a window into the past.
It's not so much a stand-alone track as a glimpse into some inexorable evolutionary process.
"It's not so much about function," she added, noting that it emits only a gentle glow.
While the stock market is saying yes, the other markets are saying perhaps not so much.
This guy had disturbed us, not so much with what he'd said but by his looks.
While this band is in charge the Labour mind is not so much closed as dead.
Maintaining a single-digit lead, Yale did not so much finish as sputter to a halt.
Both rates not so much with the high end but for the middle and lower people.
Not so much debate, actually: Republicans seem to be hearing a very specific type of feedback.
It's not so much about Trump's or conservatives winning, as it is about the left's loss.
Not so much 'anti-love songs,' but really kind of questioning love as a social practice.
There's a whole lot about being good, but not so much as a whisper about Jesus.
Do you think it should have been made into a big deal, or not so much?
The former is not so much a strong character as fulfilling of a male dominatrix fantasy.
The issue was not so much that the music was loud, but that it was thoughtless.
Others, not so much: users haven't posted much on the extremely specific furry sneeze forum Sneezefurs.
"It's enough to help, and not so much that it becomes a motivation," Mr. Aspegren said.
The problem is not so much meeting with adversaries but what you do with that encounter.
It's not so much the technological barriers — they are serious, though not insurmountable — but the cost.
Not so much in the East until very recently, when farm-raised steelhead started showing up.
The kids found some of their teachers to be kind and supportive; others, not so much.
So what becomes of the lyric "I" if poems are not so much reflecting as enacting?
Not so much, Ms. Skura said, as it was then an abandoned freight track awaiting conversion.
"It's not so much a conservative district as it is an economic populist district," he said.
If you're nightly habit is to go home and stream internet video, maybe not so much.
But they're not so much focused on current reads, but rather fairytales, poems, music, and myths.
It was not so much the outside shots they missed, though they missed most of them.
Not so much because of the ecosystem, but because, well, have you ever tasted a pistachio?
"Zenobia" is not so much a novel as a fable, a vignette in a lost life.
The answer is yes, at the level of ideological commitment — but not so much in practice.
"It's not so much how many people are watching," said Craig Erwich, Hulu's head of content.
The four early states are not so much about delegates as about gathering -- or losing -- momentum.
He also clarifies he himself is in a supportive role, not so much an active one.
Whole serrano chiles bring a low-frequency spicy hum, adding not so much heat as depth.
"A spy, maybe not so much, but a code breaker, that would be cool," he said.
It's not so much about what I feel; it's always going to make me feel powerful.
Not having Ramsey hurts Jacksonville's defense, but not so much that they should be the underdog.
As depicted by Rubens, Lot is not so much fleeing (per title) but reluctantly moving on.
"Reback said the "big fight is not so much in the infrastructure layer, which Amazon dominates.
Well, not so much, per head of Disney Animation and Frozen II co-director Jennifer Lee.
Not so much This is where our story takes a weird — and all together dark — turn.
This is great news for science, but not so much for people who don't like bees.
He yearns desperately for an unnamed other, but it's not so much about the other person.
The concern is not so much that military leaders might drag the country into more wars.
And the connections being made are really hard to make, but now, not so much. Yeah.
Not so much, because I have been in a lot of different bands throughout my life.
And so, I think what's exciting about ARKit is not so much the ARKit software itself.
It was really a scene about theater and writing and music, but not so much art.
"It's not so much a question of jobs but what do those jobs pay," Lake said.
Cullen Melton has the latter part of the equation nailed down, but not so much the former.
Only in France, under the banner not so much of the tricolor as the injunction En Marche!
TB: It's not so much about the moments; it's more about thinking about photography and the medium.
"My sense is that people here are not so much anti-Trump — they're pro-American," he said.
The question was not so much about Murray's fitness as he has said he is "pain free".
Washington Things usually slow down in the summer, but not so much in DC this sizzling season.
But maybe it's not so much that the new big-screened, Face ID-enabled devices aren't exciting.
"It's not so much about changing minds as getting people who aren't paying attention," Trippi told CNBC.
In practice, however, the question is not so much whether mining can happen, but in what circumstances.
Tehran does not so much see a Houthi victory in Yemen as an end goal, he said.
But inside the new White House — and with a new team of Cabinet members — not so much.
He's not so much increasing the radical right as he's saying what they've been saying all along.
For Electronic Arts, the new owner of the most hated comment in Reddit's history, not so much.
While others are well, not so much unless you were actually growing up in the early 2000s.
It's not so much about it being a black thing—this is an artist working out ideas.
"I'm not so much looking for the one as waiting for the one," Kravitz said last year.
They would knock the headache back, but even a tamped-down migraine is not so much fun.
And while foundation can sometimes do a really good job of this, other times, not so much.
Underneath the animus, almost everyone agrees, is not so much a clash between the doctors and patients.
Sometimes he did that, not so much thinking of something as telling himself to think of something.
Many of the concerns around DHS are not so much about the personnel but about the policies.
Their power rested not so much on violence but on entrepreneurship, which allowed them to accumulate capital.
Jazz, as he sees it, is not so much a genre as a way of styling music.
It's not so much that we need more artists and bigger audiences, though that would be nice.
It's not so much her soft side as it is her not-an-impenetrable-emotional-fortress side.
Now that's something we conservatives are accustomed to, but not so much for those on the left.
He had the idea of it as a range of disorders, not so much one concrete thing.
But it's not so much a teaser of the smartphone as it a teaser for the keyboard.
He is not so much gaunt as spectral, stretched out like chewing gum, as insubstantial as smoke.
These disparate elements did not so much unite as collide in pursuit of a strange, exotic beauty.
That's cute if a kid says it — not so much the most valuable company in the world.
The drone is not so much compact, as it is uniquely shaped to fit into a backpack.
I'm not so much tired of it, but I've come to expect it now and that's fine.
In this context, such lesser-known names are not so much filler, as relevant and enriching presences.
Kinahan said it's not so much retail investors but other larger investors, who are scooping up bonds.
There will be more features going into it but not so much from a Binance demand perspective.
"To me the threat is not so much 'Oh, there's this new phenomenon called deepfakes,'" Farid said.
That is very relevant to the mainstream political landscape, not so much the extreme, marginal fringe groups.
For others, it means earning a substantial salary but not so much that you'd be considered rich.
The bombings have targeted three different neighborhoods of Austin so far, both affluent and not so much.
But the show is not so much about the drawings themselves as it is about his music.
These shortcomings are significant enough to notice, but not so much that they ruin the whole experience.
I've met a few black net artists that focus on still works, but not so much animations.
The reason is that populism is not so much about policies as it is style and rhetoric.
As for orbital periods between one to four days—the short-period Neptunian desert—not so much.
But the prosecution was "draining," too, Boring says — not so much financially as in manpower and emotions.
Generally, left and left-leaning Christians seek religion not so much in expressing faith in social justice.
The lesson here is not so much about what to do if you're trampled by an elephant.
It's not so much that Facebook et al think GDPR is particularly good at protecting consumer privacy.
But when it comes to reading the back of beauty products or household items — not so much.
Well, not so much," Bilello, director of research at Pension Partners, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
I think it should be a nice luxury that's common, but not so much that we're dependent.
Linguistically you can have great conversations with Dutch people, but not so much in terms of comedy.
Perhaps the new, technologically extended mind is not so much something to fear as something to notice.
Mercury retrograde is fantastic for working on old projects—but not so much for starting new ones.
Trump is not so much flexible or unpredictable as rudderless, and that's what makes him so scary.
"Church people tend to get the church jokes, and non-church goers not so much," she says.
The major thing in the "surprise" category would be not so much a surprise, as a revelation.
A depressive hibernation is not so much a purposeful exile, as a slow-paced locking of doors.
"It's not so much pressure as the gliding of the skin on the surface," he tells PeopleStyle.
It was not so much the empire that began the trade, but trade that began the empire.
To me, the mystery about the famous hairdo is not so much its construction but its existence.
Not so much in the sun, where the pleasure is in the drinking, not in dainty tastes.
I suggest we focus not so much on your weight but on your eating patterns and behaviors.
They were mismatched, as Ms. See described them: he fun-loving and encouraging, she not so much.
"I'm not so much into disrespect; I'm willing to play anywhere, any time, of course," Williams said.
This makes them relatively stiff, but not so much so that you feel like you can't move.
Harwood: And so does that mean the entire game for you, in particular, not so much Sen.
Parkin is not so much making an argument about video games as curiously plumbing the genre's appeal.
Constant. Constant. But not so much between Richardson and the president, but between Richardson, Haig, and Buzhardt.
If you want to cut taxes just for the middle class, there's not so much "there" there.
She envisions a two-bedroom, not so much because she's expecting guests, but because she's expecting stuff.
To many shoppers, Asics is considered a brand for "performance" activity, not so much for casual wear.
It's not so much a dystopian scenario as a futuristic literalization of the way people currently live.
In 1855, it was not so much a question of who would march but if anyone would.
But in suburban Los Angeles, goth is not so much nostalgic as it is an active lifestyle.
I think it should be a bit more genuine and not so much of a power play.
I know there'll be times when I'm more successful and well-connected, and others not so much.
It's not so much about out-and-out lying; that's the traditional purview of the con man.
It's not so much that lawmakers are publicly and explicitly racist, as they were in the past.
With self-portraits I only had to worry about the viewer and not so much the subject.
He pulses it a few times, but not so much that the mixture turns into a paste.
The sex itself was seamless, easy—fueled only by longing, want, but not so much by lube.
"It was a bit of luck for us and not so much luck for them," he said.
Not so much, a new study finds, especially when those children are teenagers in or past puberty.
The author, who by now was not so much anti-Fascist as pro-labor, eagerly signed on.
Divorce followed, but the book depicts it not so much as a tragedy as a joyful rebirth.
Cambridge Analytica was certainly mentioned a lot over the two days, the Russia stuff not so much.
This was not so much an insight as it was an obstacle that I kept running into.
And Uber executives stand to make huge bonuses from a big I.P.O. — its drivers, not so much.
We changed the media not so much by convincing reporters we were right, but by joining them.
There's a lot to play with, straight away, albeit not so much space to do it in.
But I think the CFDA is an American thing and not so much a New York thing.
In the '22019s and early aughts, one did not so much enter as descend into Hot Topic.
The truth is, not so much, said Kendra Pierre-Louis, climate reporter for The New York Times.
This is a novel not so much about war as about the exhaustion of thinking about war.
Living in a 550-square-foot studio not so much, but we were looking to leave Manhattan.
As an architect, Mr. Kondylis did not so much have an aesthetic style as a business formula.
"What comes out in the press is not so much about me as it is about society."
This is not so much a defined camp as a dense collection of bamboo and tarp stacks.
I am being asked not so much what to buy, but what to do with existing investments.
Private equity, not so much, "except maybe for some firms that would do distress deals," Phillips said.
Its biggest win, it turns out, was not so much on the field as with a field.
"It's not so much what you say you believe now," he said at a CNN town hall.
She does not so much mine them for insight as treat them as portals to hidden worlds.
UltraGamera: Not so much the character itself, but the way fans have interpreted him through the years.
That's not so much because Metcalf turns into characters who would appear to be nothing like her.
Current diagnostic criteria for addiction are not so much a definitive scientific description as a useful guideline.
Hawkins does not so much introduce these characters as throw them at the reader in rapid succession.
It's a disorienting scene, not so much because of what happens as because of what doesn't happen.
The man and the woman seem to be not so much in love as maybe just dating.
"The program is all about giving the kids life skills, not so much culinary skills," he said.
It was not so much a race, in other words, as an exhibition event designed for speed.
The country is not so much a model to be emulated as a problem to be solved.
Costs are rising, fares not so much Dube, the Jet Airways CEO, underscored those challenges on Friday.
And ponder presidents past — some fictional, some not so much — in the final weekend before the election.
Stick with me here, because this is not so much a GIF as a silent documentary short.
The school year finally started, and the kids had some place to go — me, not so much.
It's not so much that we can "predict", but rather that election season itself is somewhat shorter.
Not so much because of insurance issues; the departments that do the hiring seldom worry about those.
He does not so much write lives as haunt them; he seems to invade his subject's dreams.
Leaping backwards in time to embrace a regulatory structure that regularly fails to deliver — not so much.
Both have been described as hyper-athletic, although not so much recently for the star-crossed Rose.
Coco Chanel, immortalized not so much as a young woman but as an elegant matriarch, retires nearby.
But it's not so much the music that they recover as it is an endeavor for freedom.
But that's not so much an issue today, so these arguments against [renewable energy] are really silly.
Not so much that, "Hey, we didn't know Facebook ..." KS: Mark called it a breach of trust.
It's not so much a virtual reality comic, but a VR 3D animated film framed as a comic.
He was great at coming up with the overarching idea and message, not so much with the execution.
As for the cold, that impacts not so much the drones themselves, but the batteries that charge them.
I think sometimes Instagram becomes too much of a focus, not so much in weddings but for parties.
There is actually something of a moral to this story, one that's simultaneously reassuring and not so much.
She's crushed — and so was I. Not so much for her, but for me — for my teenage self.
It turned out to be exactly what I thought I'd signed up for, if not so much more.
And, I mean, what&aposs regrettable is that it&aposs become about politics, not so much about immigration.
What if he's unlike anything we've seen in the recent past, for good and, well, not so much?
But often it depends not so much where you are on the earth's surface, but who you are.
I keep seeing thoughtful, intelligent people talking about it as not so much an option but an inevitability.
It's not so much a Nintendo 3DS replacement as it is a new handheld option for Nintendo fans.
"They saw this as a moral obligation that they had, not so much a legal obligation," said Grenell.
For example, energy beam weapons are certainly possible; pulsing ones that act more like bullets, not so much.
It's not so much taking your medication, but rather things like going to work and getting a promotion.
It's not so much that Jenna is a feminist figure; it's more that she becomes proudly anti-heteronormative.
Evidence can sometimes be even more ambiguous, not so much proof of ideology but mere reason for suspicion.
Extremely dignified and powerful and responsible, but like, not so much that he's forgotten how to have fun.
It's the import tariffs that are really hurting this group, not so much the export tariffs into China.
This is not so much surrealism as the heightened reality of the child's-eye view of the world.
Oliver, who is a dunce of a wizard, is a terrific character; Wayne and Megan, not so much.
Some people called you a super heroine for doing it, others not so much, sort of the opposite.
Twitter is also filled with screeds — some clearly meant in jest, some not so much — against the collective.
So, it's not so much a -- creating a national champion to beat out, you know, a foreign country.
Spilled sugar makes me feel extremely panicky, but a drawer rammed with cables and batteries, not so much.
Wendy Williams hosts celebrities on her talk show all the time – but outside of work, not so much.
Since then school buses have changed a lot on the inside, but not so much on the outside.
But the problem in Southeast Asia seems not so much exposing the truth as doing anything about it.
Not so much — she publicly stated that she had no interest in reprising her role of Samantha Jones.
Yeah, and it's not so much a diss on trap when I say it's the end of trap.
As a Supreme Court justice, not so much: The Supreme Court, by contrast, can overturn its own precedents.
There are many examples of that, but there's examples of that philosophy, but not so much the details.
The blingless kingpin himself wore scruffy shoes and did not so much as take a sip of water.
It's legit to chill out on the sand, but to bury your head in it, not so much.
It's not so much what happens in the teaser as the fact that "radioactive" is in the title.
It's angular, yes, but not so much as to offend the human eye or the laws of aerodynamics.
This is great for evening out skin tone and covering redness, but not so much for major breakouts.
"Not so much Friends, but kind of her personality from afar, and movies she was in," he said.
You're engaged enough to stop the obsessive thoughts, but not so much so that you fight off sleep.
But at most companies in the U.S. (and likely the rest of the world) — well, not so much.
It is not so much a gene pool that Dr Hildebrandt is working with as a gene puddle.
He is not so much a corporeal being, as he is a projection of our whims and desires.
The earthquake damage was evident not so much in what you saw as in what you did not.
It is not so much the church's physical structure that appears in his work, although it does occasionally.
Yet the pension reform was not so much the cause of frustration as a catalyst for dormant discontent.
It felt like a bigger thing, like a feature film, and not so much like a graphic novel.
AND WHAT YOU NEED TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT IS NOT SO MUCH THE NUMBER ITSELF BUT THE MOMENTUM.
Not so much for Redfin's specific investors, but for the prospect of bringing other tech companies to market.
I did not so much court death, but quiet; every episode felt like a leap into black stasis.
Technology advances not so much when it exhibits innovation, but when it becomes truly practical for everyday people.
His face was relatively famous in Bangkok's rings, but not so much in his home region of Isaan.
"I've always been Catholic, but it's not so much just going to church," she told PEOPLE in May.
The show has been given a minimal, plausible update, not so much a reboot as a dusting-off.
Still, the crucial question is not so much what Jokowi wants to do but what he can deliver.
This is not so much a taco guide but more of an effort to understand Mexico's national dish.
Handmaid's Tale, then, is not so much a parable or a warning as a projection based on history.
It goes to show not so much that Sanders was cheated as simply that political revolution is hard.
"This is not so much a question so much as it is a compliment," the man told Kasich.
"Not so much Friends, but kind of her personality from afar, and movies she was in," Gyllenhaal explained.
"The relationship is not so much unbalanced between our two countries," Macron said alongside Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta.
I THINK, THOUGH, TO SOME EXTENT, IT'S NOT SO MUCH THAT THE FED'S ACTIONS ARE CAUSING PARTISAN REACTION.
The joke is that he's greeting us, not so much from beyond the grave as from within it.
These are generally not so much tastemaking as matching products to an existing credit history and questionnaire answers.
It is not so much that he is attempting to restore the idea of American exceptionalism to prominence.
The intention, however, was not so much to juice returns as to prepare for the return of inflation.
But if we represent the public at-large and are concerned with an informed citizenry, not so much.
In some ways these tech giants look not so much like overgrown startups but more like traditional corporations.
But The Replacements were also a band not so much uncomfortable with success as violently allergic to it.
Yet now that she must listen to it, it is not so much balanced as it is divided.
It is a "magical time" for autos, but maybe not so much for traditional automakers, says one analyst.
Despite Garland's much-proclaimed moderation, Mitch McConnell declared that he would not so much as get a hearing.
The result was not so much a fusion as an expansion of traditional Japanese flavors using local ingredients.
Rez is not so much a game about music as a game constructed from the fabric of music.
My household is an Apple household, not so much by choice but by a slow 16-year evolution.
I've also listened to "God's Plan" by Drake loads, NxWorries, Brockhampton and XXXtentacion, though not so much lately.
The moratorium might be aimed not so much at the "green vote" as the "anti-local-earthquakes vote".
But he, too, is both physically feeble and senile: not so much forgetful as lost in the past.
But he also emphasizes that it's not so much irresponsibility that causes poverty as the other way around.
We saved money by going vegan in several ways, the first obvious, the others perhaps not so much.
But it also seems clear that data privacy issues are plaguing big tech companies, not so much cryptocurrencies.
Back in the 1920s, however, flower cultivation was not so much a public-spirited but a commercial enterprise.
The inconsistency I noticed this time was not so much in style as in quality, which varied widely.
Mr. Morris does not so much tell the Layla-Majnun story as refract it, ritualize it, multiply it.
There's an old saying that hedge funds are not so much an investing platform as a compensation plan.
If Pfizer is interested in the PARP inhibitor now, it was not so much a few years ago.
That being said, certainly it has impact — not so much for people who have their points of view.
There has been a revolution, not so much in music itself as in how we listen to music.
After all, smartwatches represent a rare bright spot in the world of wearables — fitness trackers, not so much.
The IRS is not so much declining as it is succumbing to a relentless, radical, right-wing agenda.
The lives of teachers are not so much Baker's concern, however, as the burdens of backpack-laden kids.
It's not so much filling a certain investment view or opinion, but finding a manager who can outperform.
Coronavirus has taken over the world ... not so much that everyone's infected, but everyone's sure getting freaked out.
As it turned out, Judge's words were not so much sunny-side-up piffle as they were prophetic.
A breakup of the web grants privacy, security and freedom to some, and not so much to others.
"One who you think is going to be tough turns out to be not so much," he said.
It was not so much a dispatch as it was a meditation on the end of the war.
The problem is not so much that the uninsured go to the emergency room more than other people.
Cashman said Thursday's tour and dinner had been not so much a recruiting trip as an educational one.
If it is human or rat feces, that would be a greater concern — but hair, not so much.
Influencing that country's politics therefore is a matter not so much of force projection as of asset protection.
It's not so much the soft bigotry of low expectations as a deliberate effort to offer positive reenforcement.
They're just two people fumbling — one gracefully, the other not so much — toward what they hope is love.

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