And yet when the Chosen One (Erica Lynette Edwards in the current revival) repeatedly falls in her famous dance of self-sacrifice, she each time beats a fist on the ground naturalistically, without (unlike in her jumps and spasms in the same dance) making any musical point at all.
ING wants to use Reliastar, Aetna's and its own sales channels to distribute all the financial products now in its stable but (unlike in the Netherlands) without a network of bank branches.
"We must be doing something right if Atlético didn't put four past us," he had snapped after he was criticised for his approach in the Madrid derby, the "unlike under Ancelotti" going without saying.
Jason Schwartzman was perfectly annoying and endearing as the misguided, on-screen Ames, playing the part just to the point of unlike-ability without going over.
The "unlike Villa" goes without saying.
He is sentimental and slapdash; when you read a name like Parson Quiverful, you yell, "Try harder, Trollope!" Sentimental without (unlike Dickens) the ability to make me cry.
We leave this third alternative aside here for space reasons and for the sake of describing a fourth and entirely generic construction, which is based on standard encryption (unlike FHE) and works without interaction over distributed entities (as would be the case for GC [13] and MPC), which imposes overhead by additional network traffic.
Joshua is witty, but without being caustic (unlike, say, Walter Burns in His Girl Friday).
It is history painting, but, unlike "Guernica," without the rhetoric and clear moralizing.
Unlike NDs (without Alen), Alen-NDs were preferentially taken up by MC3T3-E1 osteoblast-like comparedompared to NIH3T3 and HepG2 cells, suggesting their cellular specificity.
