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Gonzales supporters argue that a ruling for Gonzales will not nullify the Oregon Act, but will rather limit Oregon's physicians' choice of drugs.

But he will not negotiate with them on how he would lead, sources close to him said, but will rather assert that his conservative credentials speak for themselves.

As of now huge parts of the United States will never get on the information superhighway but will rather slog along on the digital equivalent of a country road.

From cases such as the dispute over land at Wukan, and workers' struggles at Foxconn and Honda, we can see conflict will not weaken because the economy is growing, but will rather intensify in some places as the shift happens.

From 2017, he said, the anchor brand of the Kering group will no longer hold different shows for men's and women's wear, but will rather combine the two into a single show, to be held each season.

She and her husband, Bob, don't exchange Christmas gifts but will, rather, "go in" on something: a new set of shelves for the laundry room, for instance, or a dehumidifier.

In conclusion, we argue, existing manufacturers in China will neither reduce production capacity built in the course of the last decade, nor production outputs; but they will rather adapt to prolonged low prices, by increasing the efficiency of the production process.

This means, when we observe that participants' information search and organization behavior is correlated, it will not be an artifact of the indices, but it will rather indicate a true behavioral matching of search and organization.

But a prospective employer will rather see what you gained from a set of experiences rather than excuses about why you worked at a coffee shop.

But will this rather impersonal form of advice really appeal to social, sharing-obsessed twentysomethings?

I don't know about you, but I'd rather holiday on Skull Island than ever roll Horde (even though I haven't logged on in months).