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We didn't want to use sexiness as a marketing ploy, like DJ Da Candy, for example, but rather a consistent performance which was clichéed and tacky, but believable.

This argues against a general role for the exocyst in cell expansion, but rather is consistent with an interpretation in which the exocyst is required for the remarkable cell expansion rates specifically associated with the EZ.

Trump's broad appeal should remind us that white supremacy is neither new to the U.S. nor an aberration, but rather it is a consistent feature of our political landscape.

These findings suggest that the observed efficacy of rivastigmine on the SIB is not a result of efficacy on a few individual items or a few cognitive domains, but rather is a fairly consistent, cumulative effect across a wide range of cognitive tasks.

Get a six-pack, make a strategic lateral move or become a more persuasive communicator are not achieved through haphazard choice but rather focused, consistent and thoughtful actions.

Thus, the results of our study do not support a role for p24 in secretory cargo receptor or vesicle functioning, but rather are most consistent with a function in furnishing secretory pathway subcompartments.

I think they all are related, but by a series of adjacencies rather than a consistent, unified focus.

A number of individuals spoke at the vigil, which easily could have been an excuse to incite, but rather there were consistent calls for calm, discussion and peaceful change," Flynn said.

For example, standardized processes or instruments are not negating doctors' expertise, but rather helping ensure consistent quality of care.

A whole body of myths and legends, rather than a consistent body of ideas, have become the glue that holds everything together.

Variable search speed was also associated with increased accuracy, rather than a consistent pace, as predicted.