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not all that

  1. see all that, def. 1.



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The answer is, not all that much different than normal.

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But the paper concluded the tools were not all that successful - and were only in a testing phase.

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“History tells us it is not all that uncommon for the first week of November to have been down after a positive run to that point. This coupled with the fact that the flow of funds remain positive for U.S. equities supports our conviction that the Santa rally is still on for this year,” the analysts say.

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Having said that, it's not all that rare for a driver who has qualified badly to make a pit-lane start, as it means changes can be made to the car with the intention of making it faster in the race.

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The upshot is that even more politicians now have the luxury of picking their voters, instead of the other way around, and if that doesn’t bother you maybe you’re not all that big a fan of representative democracy or the will of the people.

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