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In this paper, we will not consider the question of where the value function of a game comes from but rather take the value function as given and study the corresponding game using structural results from game theory.

Maybe winter and cold weather aren't things you have to protect yourself from, but rather, elevate your style to.

We are not ashamed of where we come from, but rather strive to be recognized for what we have to contribute.

We conclude that systemic PES is not a life threatening condition, as PES-positive persons do not seem to die from, but rather with this disorder.

This might indicate that the municipalities shall not cooperate on simple cases that they can manage themselves and get benefits from, but rather save the cooperation to the more complex cases.

However, it is worth clarifying that the long (~ 1 week) aerosol lifetime does not detract from, but rather it contributes to the accuracy of a simulation at 2° × 2.5°.

It may be expected that the most detailed prognostic classification will result not from one, but rather from a panel of multiple biomarkers from this list.

Freeh insisted that F.B.I. investigations involving the White House did not spring from animus but, rather, from what he saw as his duty to protect the Bureau's independence.

The character screams salt of the earth, yet the performance doesn't feel gleaned from reality but rather from some calculatingly packaged and peddled notion of authenticity.

"Eventually, I realized that the problems I was suffering didn't come from me, but rather from Japan's traditional patriarchy," he said.

Hume claims that moral distinctions are not derived from reason but rather from sentiment.