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That was the issuance of what AES calls SELLS, which one might think was an investment recommendation but instead is an acronym for "secured equity-linked loans".

I'm talking about something that isn't a social networking or mobile business, but instead is an established product or service that is extending its brand in a way that puts competitors on the defensive.

On Deck believes that the fundamental problem Main Street businesses face is not a credit and capital one (as it is so often diagnosed), but instead is an issue of time and technology.

This is not to diminish the value of experimental work that does hone in on specific aspects of studying such as how students self-pace their study or time spent on specific tasks (Bjork, Dunlosky and Kornell 2013) but instead is an argument that a broader perspective of the act of studying itself is also useful.

In contrast, the coherence length, L, as determined from the FWHM of the FSDP cannot be assigned to a specific inter-atomic repeat distance identified in any of the models addressed above, but instead is an average cluster dimension, in the spirit of the definitions in [6] and [7].

Characterization of cadherin-13 suggests that it is not necessarily involved in adhesion but instead is an adiponectin receptor [ 39].

It is not really a physical feature of a ghostly light, but instead is a hint at the suppression of the "f" sound in "Will-o'-the-wisp".

Vela Draga ought to be a Unesco world heritage site, but instead is a forgotten corner narrowly bypassed by a motorway.

It is not an unwelcome appendage but instead is a straightforward consequence of tenets that she takes to be obvious.

Since the market reform that occurred in the late 1970s, employment is no longer mandated by the government but instead is a choice.

The watch isn't "smart" per se but instead is a digital watch with a large e-ink face.