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China is nothing if not humble about how much further it has to go to build a musical theatre industry.

He is nothing if not stubborn; nobody survives five-and-a-half years as a prisoner-of-war in Vietnam without a steely will.

Twitter is nothing if not up-and-coming: it has 100m users who log in at least once a month.

The fitment is nothing if not unusual, the office is commodious and light, construct with work to a comfortable good atmosphere.

Steve Jobs, its chief executive, talks disdainfully about netbooks and is nothing if not obstinate.

The God in whom I believe is nothing if not consistent; a good God must be, by definition.

However, sexology is nothing if not an interdisciplinary effort, and it has always combined both the natural and the moral sciences.

The prime minister is nothing if not wise in the ways of his country.

But both men are Peronists, and Argentina's dominant political movement is nothing if not flexible.

Wagner Rossi, Brazil's agriculture minister, is nothing if not diplomatic.

Atomic Anne, as she is known in France, is nothing if not a survivor.

Aristotle's method was nothing if not rigorous and lacked the proselytizing tone of many of his predecessors.

But Mr Kremer is nothing if not diverse in his interests.

China's current education system is nothing if not impressive.

He is nothing if not systematic, which is great for the meticulous planning of moon landings, less good for quick life surveys.

The life of a sunflower is nothing if not for spring.

We are nothing if not up to date in the office.

It was nothing if not demanding, bringing back harrowing memories of 'Luigi's Purple Coin Hunt'.

The view is nothing if not magnificent.

North Korea is nothing if not opaque.

They were also team players, by intense selection, and nothing if not wise to the game.

And Mr Sarkozy is nothing if not agile.

He was never precipitate, he was nothing if not discreet, so he forbore for the present to declare his passion.

The rise of China has been nothing if not the embrace of the maritime world.

He is nothing if not a hypocrite.

He is nothing if not a gentleman.

Her body is naturally small, supple and nothing if not youthful, " observes sociologist Wendy Chapkis. "

He was nothing if not a poster child for the Romantic Period.

Consultants are nothing if not ingenious in getting their feet on the fender.

Nothing if not sense that, and I will continue efforts to update it!

IT WAS an admission of cultural defeat; but then Hong Kong is nothing if not pragmatic about such things.

AMERICA's churches are nothing if not nimble.

They have screens instead of stomachs and their voices are nothing if not weird.

Nixon was nothing if not a realist.

She is nothing if not polite.

He's nothing if not a gentlemen.

He was nothing if not discreet.

I'm nothing if not traditional.

He was nothing if not modest.

He's nothing if not careful.

7-19 Yes, the residents of wisteria lane are nothing if not loyal.

We are nothing if not polite.

I am nothing, if not critical.

Maybe it's just the way I'm wired: I like confrontation, and hills are nothing, if not confrontation.

In addition, there were social and intellectual difficulites, chemistry is nothing if not practical;

He is nothing if not a businessman