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For calculators, a kernel is not the core of the operating system, but rather a small utility.

In the second year, however, we found no N2O emissions, but rather a small uptake in all treatments.

I learned that six months in Europe is actually NOT a long time, but rather a small taste of different cultures.

Humanity is more than just Earth, or even our solar system, but rather a small fraction of what all the Universe holds.

What Bartaco offers is not that, but rather a small selection of antojitos, street snacks which serve to augment your drinks, a sort of south-of-the-border tapas.

In truth, reading a poem in Latin or Greek seems to me to be no longer an expression of class pretension or elitism, but rather a small act of cultural resistance, even of protest.

The first men's national team match played on American soil was in 1925 at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, and since then the team has visited a variety of sites, including colleges, football stadiums and even a place named Wrigley Field (though it wasn't the famous ballpark in Chicago but, rather, a smaller park in California).

Besides these companies, Jamdat also competes against more traditional players such as Electronic Arts, Activision and THQ though for these companies, wireless is not the focus but rather a smaller part of their overall business.

These are not major NGO, but, rather, a smaller Haiti-based non-profits that have been working for development and sustainability long before this tragedy.....As for us filmmakers in the Haitian Diaspora who had our lenses focused on Haiti long before this tragedy, what role can we play in Haiti's recovery?

It has also been suggested, however, that the single gene expression approach of the last several decades of evolutionary developmental biology ("evo-devo") has outlived its usefulness, and that what are needed are not more model organisms, but rather a smaller number of groups chosen for the ability to functionally manipulate genes [ 9, 10].

The mushrooms do not have a stem, but rather a columella a small internal structure at the base of the fruit body, resembling a column, extending up into the fruit body.