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based on advertising rather than thoroughly comparing the benefits offered by competing plans.

Immigration advocates have voiced concern over what they believe would amount to US lawmakers acting rashly, rather than thoroughly debating sanctuary cities and their intent.

(He's covered somewhat similar territory with greater seriousness in his play "Collected Stories".) He also prefers to leave shrouded in mystery any thorny questions of his hero's ethics or motivations, providing only a fig leaf of psychology rather than thoroughly anatomizing Louis's mania.

He was instead seen as weak, paranoid, intellectually sterile, and power-hungry: ultimately "muddled rather than thoroughly corrupted".

The public memorandum from the Speaker of the Assembly, Dr. Mindy Young, reads more like a defense attorney's closing argument than an impartial investigation, and is being viewed as a "whitewash" - threatening to add to our reputation of sweeping things under the rug rather than thoroughly exploring and dealing with charges of impropriety.

We intend to share our experiences and the lessons learned in developing this instrument rather than thoroughly evaluate this process.

And then we have Joanna Lumley, playing both Katie's mother and her moral conscience (rather than the thoroughly bad example you might have hoped for).

Over and above the novel bits of sewing, the threads and woolly patches which disturb the surfaces of his otherwise somewhat reserved tonal paintings, his work seems to owe too much to Spanish painter, Miquel Barcelo, who also uses as lot of extraneous material along with paint, and to the psychological terrains of Peter Doig, a previous Turner nominee, rather than becoming thoroughly itself.

Rather than using my thoroughly tested Paladin, I switched repeatedly: to a Warlock deck I'd thrown together in minutes; to a Warrior deck that was grindingly slow to play; to a Druid deck that just didn't work.

First, there is Aly's monochromatic notion of human nature — the assumption that Germans under Nazism were moved primarily by material self-interest (rather than, say, feeling thoroughly enthusiastic about Nazi militarism as long as it was successful, and unconcerned that Jews were demoted to second-class citizens — and then disappeared).

Those components exist almost independently of one another, rather than cohering in a thoroughly amalgamated, complementary way.