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You want to be close enough to the campfire so that you're warm, but not so close that you're too toasty and you get burned.
Belts should feel snug enough that they will sit in same place, but not so tight that you're cutting off circulation.
Moscow, Zhukovskiy Airport, 20 August 2011 From the weather I was expecting bad weather… but not so.
light, but not so appetizing.
Selection will be tough, but not so stringent as it was in 2010,"- said the first deputy chairman of the Commercial Bank Alexander Vedyahin.
There are trade-offs in politics and in diplomacy, but not so principled that affect the mandate of the mission
But not so long ago, American scientists found
On his birthday he brought a candle cake to the class, but not so long ago he was afraid of fire.
In 2017, it has also increased the export of goods outside the country, but not so significantly, as import- only 16%.
Let and less objectively from the point of view of accounting, but not so attractive in terms of scammers.
Letters need to be large enough to read from a distance, but not so large that they are unreadable up close.
Mirrors should be hung in such a way that was visible head of the highest tenant, but not so high that everyone else jumped in front of a mirror.
clear enough that you understand what they are, but not so long and awkward that they make the code less readable.
In modern society we do so as they say to us other, but not so as we wish it.
consisting of individuals like it, but not so strong as to damage it.
have reached high living standards, but not so many have become world-famous public intellectuals who do not forget that they are Ukrainians.
But not so long ago, I found this site of Australia's Telecommunication Shop On line where
It's the perfect place if you want to be close to the action, but not so close that you're in the same tourist-infested concrete jungle as everyone else.
Great for Henry VIII, but not so the landlords, and the Statute of Wills was a compromise between him
To succeed, the crisis would have to be acute enough to scare Western publics, but not so acute that the crisis led to outright war,