I'm not convinced though

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I'm not convinced, though, that any one type of alcohol-containing drink is superior to the others.

I'm not convinced, though, that an hour-long, one-off show is long enough to cover everything.

I'm not convinced, though.

I was not convinced, though, that this was sufficient punishment and eventually the government made a formal extradition request.

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I'm not convinced: the breast, though pleasant enough, is definitely duller than the thigh, which offers a multitude of sensory pleasures.

I'm not convinced, even though some of the paintings in "Diego Rivera: Murals for the Museum of Modern Art" seem ripped from today's headlines.

I'm not convinced that it could though.

I'm not convinced it's a beach book, though, not even one for the journey.

For now, though, I'm not convinced that contests like Professor Warwick's— with generous terms and a focus on quick wins and PR are going to bring that day any closer.

Beyond being able to make a collaborative playlist, I'm not convinced it would really enhance social gatherings, though, unless you're holding a party exclusively for Android smartphone owners.