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"The idea is not just to go out and find a role that you are going to love, but rather find companies that are working on problems that you are going to love," Levy explains.

Stars do not eliminate the darkness, but rather mitigate it; do not turn the world into a palace full of light, but rather find ways to shed light in places that would otherwise be consumed by absolute darkness.

Under these conditions it may probably not be adaptive to track and search for extensive time under non-directional cues, but rather find a less stimulating singing male on a straight path, because of reliable IIDs provided by the lower frequencies.

Haitian officials here say they did not use lethal force but rather found lifeless bodies when they entered the prison.

By taking him as her husband, the shrew doesn't surrender her moxie, but rather finds a counterweight to her own strength.

It's a mark of Piñeiro's astuteness that he doesn't force the actors' lives into the play's Procrustean contours but, rather, finds a few subtle and shifted echoes of the work in their offstage activities.

Some critics decried the fact that though Aaliya in the novel is Lebanese, she didn't talk about Lebanese or Arab writers, but rather finds meaning in her life as a translator of world literature.

Any attack on this fundamental feature of conceptual art targets not so much an individual work of art but rather finds fault with the artistic tradition itself.

Since we did not find maximum MeHg concentrations in the suboxic layer, but rather found MeHg concentrations to increase toward the sediments, we conclude that the main MeHg source in Hunnbunn is likely the sediments rather than the water column.

Apple argued that none of its other competitors such as Google and Microsoft were using the term "app store," but rather found new ways to describe their software offerings, like Windows Marketplace or Android Market.

Most Golondrina specimens from the South Texas Plains are not excavated but rather found on the site's surface.