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Nothing makes for a more intriguing souvenir, though, than a blowgun (starting at 500 reais).

Mr. Wistrich offers less a history, though, than a contemporary indictment with historical background.

This was less a conventional set-up/punchline sketch show, though, than a ramble through a lightly disturbed mind.

This book is less a narrative of the Rasul case, though, than a broad indictment of the administration's detention policies.

I'd rather be a hoon, though, than a pretentious ponce following a silver griffin down the middle of the road.

Better a misfit, though, than a bourgeois creep, like Michel Simon's shopkeeper, or a bourgeois rebel like Pierre Brasseur's cowardly gangster.

This seems more a barometer of frustration, though, than an endorsement of Hamas ideology.

More likely, though, than such a laborious airlift would be the insertion of lighter troops, such as the 101st Airborne (the "Screaming Eagles"), with their Apache helicopters.

There is more to the striking overlap between medicine and literature, though, than exposure to a wealth of arresting material.

No one's recollection about the first shot was more precise, though, than that of a ninth grader named Amos L. Euins.

Last December, though, less than a year after taking office, President Dilma Rousseff announced a $1.9 billion prevention and addict-outreach program.