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Not quite so.
But this is not quite so.
Not quite so odd in context.
Napirai is not quite so enamored.
Nothing quite so organized as what's in the article.
But, it is said to be not quite so.
But it is not quite so. We will scrutinize more intent.
Unfortunately, traditional wrinkles do not leave quite so quickly.
But not quite so, because in this music rock weighs a bit more than lightness now.
Tha's a bit fatter than tha' was an' tha's not quite so yeller.
When I was a kid, in not quite so ancient times, we were told that everything is made out of atoms.
Corral for rabbits in appearance may resemble a cage, but this is not quite so.
It's not quite so strenuous as a sporting activity, unless you're battling the crowds for big brand bargains at January sale time.
However, a new research of the analytical bureau New Financial shows that this is not quite so.
This is not quite so, sweet tooth do not differ in the increased risk of acquiring this disease just because they eat a lot of sweet.
I drink tea and lime, one as well,I heard lime tea would not be quite so good in parts.
Not everyone can afford to travel to the countries of Western Europe, and the neighboring countries of the EU do not seem so attractive,but in reality it is not quite so.
In Russia, it can be purchased in any supermarket, so it is not quite so exotic for the Russian people.
Many people think thata treated tooth under a microprosthesis should not hurt, but this is not quite so.
If you submit a good old man, our ancestor with you, that he was not quite so outstanding hunter.
Most likely, he thinks thathis money has already been debited for the coffee, but it is not quite so.
Moreover, such common words doesnot seem to be the representatives of both countries quite so strange and incomprehensible.
Many of us believe that aftera dense meal it is useful to go for a walk, but this is not quite so.
More demanding tasks mustwait until we no longer feel pulled in quite so many directions.
And though in society it is commonly believed that stomatitis is a disease of dirty hands,in reality it is not quite so.
At first glance it associates with an organized walk around a park but, when you get down to it,it's not quite so.
It's a lesson we all learn in time but when you teach it with beautiful flowers,the lesson doesn't seem quite so harsh.
A week or so more and you are becoming slightly irritated by the emails andare not responding quite so readily.
Not paying attention to the signals A week or so more and you are becoming slightly irritated by the emails andare not responding quite so readily.
Nowadays, when the present inhabitants of the Kremlin again found enemies in the West, possible new warning about bringing down unwanted broadcast satellites, coming from Moscow,It does not look quite so crazy.