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Brainstorming didn't unleash the potential of the group, but rather made each individual less creative.

But her daughter said the unpleasant incident did not plunge her into further despair, but rather made her angry.

Kelley loved the other artists, young and old, who chose not to go to New York, but rather made Los Angeles home for the same reasons he did.

"Decisions to abandon were not truly collective and community-based, but rather made by individuals who feared legal consequences," wrote Dagne.

Shonibare's works are a powerful reminder that cultures are almost never "pure", but rather made from a messy entanglement of influences.

He said, however, that he had not arrived at G.M. intending to hire his former ad partners, but rather made a change because "we didn't think" Publicis "would be a workable solution" for Chevrolet's needs.

He does not want "to study this to death", but rather make changes quickly.

The tough part isn't exactly filling the space but rather making the sound seem to live.

He neither imitates nor ignores the Iranian visual lexicon, but rather makes it his own and expands upon it.

In any event it worked like a charm in Greece, repelling not Communist invader but, rather, making possible a home-grown putsch by a clique of military officers.

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