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Mathematical niceties are not the obsession of the authors, but rather to find out what happens, by a natural combination of mathematical argument and computer use.

He spoke of using 3-D not to create thrilling vistas or coming-at-you threats, but rather to find a new intimacy in film.

I wasn't trying to discover their actual personality types, but rather to find out whether they were aware of some of the complexities of their personalities.

Of course, the easiest way to dump a friend is not to dump him/her at all, but rather to find a way to live together.

Mr. Romney's advisers say he is not trying to persuade his critics to support him, but rather to find voters who like his economic message and believe that he is the party's strongest nominee.

He believes that the way forward is not to "fix the poverty numbers," but rather to find an alternative to what he describes as the "bankrupt approach of BPL targeting".

He made it clear to the people who worked for him that it was not his job to provide the answers, but rather to help find the best solutions.

The current protocol is not intended to definitely prove the past selection in any given chromosomal region, but rather to only find candidate regions for historic selection genome-wide for downstream validation tests.

My point is not to turn you into a jokemeister, but rather to help you find ways to look at life from a different perspective.

It's unexpected, but rather delightful, to find ancient dietary laws producing not limitation, but open-minded, adventurous cuisine.

Morrison wasn't out to copy Shakespeare's language but rather sought to find her own expression of the character.