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The phrase "although not as dark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the darkness of two things, indicating that one is less dark than the other.
Example: "The sky was cloudy, although not as dark as it had been the previous night."
Alternatives: "though not as deep" or "even if it's lighter".
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Both were dark stories – although not as dark as they became on screen – exploring individual and group behaviour in ways that struck a chord with readers.
As an adult, I find Disney's Mary Poppins somewhat less jolly than I remember it as a child – although not as dark as the books that spawned it.
"They were dark days, although not as dark as when we went out of the league".
So the shadows are very long, although not as dark and definite as in MIVIA1, and the bias on the colors induced by the sunset light also causes a fair amount of camouflage.
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Starch also accumulated in a manner reminiscent of GV infiltrations, although staining was not as dark as after the bacterial treatments.
Moffat reflects that although the remake is "not as dark or ground-breaking" as the original, it is "probably more fun" because it ends happily.
"They're not as dark.
It was dark, though generally not as dark as stout came to be, or as rich.
"It's quite dark but not as dark as some of the other new stuff.
It's not as dark a book as it sounds.
Wear dark jewelry, but not as dark as your clothing.
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