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"This is not a change to our privacy policy, but rather a change to a visibility setting".

These data points represent not so much a shifting from one power center to another but rather a change in how financial power is distributed.

Finally, if a leveraged company goes bankrupt, the impact is not necessarily a loss of jobs, but rather a change in ownership and a recharacterization of debt to equity, enabling the business to continue to operate.

The principal reason for this is that control rights are perhaps properly seen as part of ownership so what transpired was not the splintering off of control from the concept of ownership, but rather a change in the relationship between different components of ownership (relating particularly to rights over surplus and control).

The apparent instantaneous change in the R-particle's properties during the L-measurement is not really a change of properties, but rather a change of knowledge.

That means there may not be a bug fix, exactly, but rather a change to how iTunes interacts with users before deleting music tracks permanently.

The reason was not a change in indication for arthroplasty but rather a random change in the number of patients.

That was not because of any procedural changes put into place after Sept. 11, but rather a profound change in attitude among the law enforcement personnel, he added.

What we need in this country is not a grand bargain, but rather a complete change of leadership in Washington.

Epigenetic evidence suggests that dementia is not a suddenly occurring and sharply delineated state, but rather a gradual change in crucial cellular pathways, that transforms an otherwise healthy state, as a result of neurodegeneration, to a dysfunctional state.

"With the economy this strong, we are not going to see a huge swaying of the market, one way or the other," he said, but rather "a gradual change in different segments of the market based on supply and demand".