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It was not so much a continent as it was a large island.
In the game you have to fly in the online universe, Flyff,yet in a single online game was not so much flying.
It was not so much an island, but more like an entire piece of Mainland.
Despite the fact that excess weight was not so much(about 10-15 kg), they worked very effectively.
It was not so much that he lied as that there was no truth to tell.
This is how we used to survive when food was not so much, or as on a regular basis.
It was not so much about common property, but about a general rejection of property.
But then we realized that maybe the most important thing was not so much what they were saying, but how they were saying it.
Christianity was not so much a new religion as an upheaval in world history, the appearance of the Lord to do battle with one who had usurped His authority.
Rather, Jürgen Klopp likes the football as the players have practicedthis sport generations ago, when this was not so much after celebrity and fashion shows.
In the book's appendix on The Principles of Newspeak he wrote that the special function of Oceania's vocabulary“was not so much to express meanings as to destroy them.”.
Glupov mayor of the city was not so much angry as well, cattle…(Saltykov-Shchedrin).
And while Naomi Campbell got a lot of coverage when she sunned herself on a yacht off Sardinia's Costa Smeralda last week with her Russian multimillionaire boyfriend Vladimir Doronin andLeonardo DiCaprio, it was not so much that she's still a big name.
Its guiding inspiration was not so much sacramental and charismatic as administrative and bureaucratic.
On the first night(performers were Biliana Vouchkova and Daniella Strasfogel) sounded works, largely static,in which the significant was not so much the dramaturgy, the development of musical material but consolidating the sound lines, the sound vibrations.
The lesson of New Coke was not so much the conviction to launch it but the courage to withdraw it after less than 80 days.
Wedding anniversary, especially if the time since the marriage was not so much, too, deserves pleasant surprises,not limited to a simple romantic dinner.
The purpose was not so much to provide a subsidy as to smooth out the seasonal fluctuations in the price of corn by allowing people to pay the same price throughout the year.
The essential motivation of his transgression was not so much the desire to do evil as the desire to be independent of God.
The deal's value, however, was not so much in the actual readmissions but in Turkey's willingness to house an enormous number of refugees, providing them with decent enough conditions that they do not set sail for Greece.
When the previous administration in Washington made significant changes to the course pursued in respect to Islands,we are not without the bases believed that it was not so much a manifestation of good will of individual politicians, as a reflection of the failure of the policy of diktat and sanctions against this small and freedom-loving state».
Holzner declared that the problem was not so much in the construction of the gas pipeline but in its functioning, stressing that the conduit had to provide access to the pipe to more than one supplier, which was not included in the current version of the IGAs.
As Albert Camus pointed out of French Sovietophiles, it was not so much that they liked the Russians as that they'heartily detested part of the French.'….
The root cause in this particular society was not so much a bellicose action- although there were, shall we say, tendencies- but rather the formation of a money system and a very active trading and development of those tendencies towards greed and power;
Albert Camus once remarked of pro- Soviet Frenchmen that it was not so much that they really liked the Russians as that they“heartily detested part of the French.”.
In the 1980s, Adam Michnik was not so much a liberal intellectual as the Pole who stood against Soviet power.
The greatest miracle Jesus wrought for Simon and the other disappointed andtired fishermen was not so much to fill the net with fish but to help them not to fall victims of disappointment and discouragement in face of failures.
The goal of the Russian campaign was not so much to interfere in political campaigns as to be seen as interfering.
But the question, I admitted to myself, was not so much whether Pilot Knob had changed, but how much I might have changed.