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His boast that he has a very rich father is quite apart from the fact that his father is just a poor farmer.

Quite apart from the cost, there is the question of your health to be considered.

Quite apart from the cost to the FDIC's deposit-insurance fund, anything close to that would prove logistically overwhelming for regulators.

Quite apart from the intellectual stimulation and rigour that writing my PhD entailed, completing it was a valuable life experience.

Quite apart from that, the antics of these algorithms raise some fascinating issues of social "netiquette" .

Thus you put much of your energy into efforts that are quite apart from any love relationship.

Quite apart from the international talks, China is taking steps of its own to reduce its emissions.

Quite apart from its effects on individuals and families, negative equity has broader economic implications.

Quite apart from wanting to win, Harry found that he had fewer nightmares when he was tired out after training.

But quite apart from the business implications for insurers, the ruling has a broader significance for E. U. equality legislation.

Quite apart from the human toll, a swine-flu outbreak could wreak havoc on another, already weakened patient: the global economy.

Quite apart from security issues, this can significantly simplify diagnosis of problems during testing and runtime.

quite apart from the economic risks, central bankers are hard-wired to hate deflation, since it renders their policy tools ineffective.

Quite apart from these direct costs, is the disaster likely to do lasting harm to Japan's economy?

Quite apart from the allegations over its role in Somalia, the WFP is failing to meet its target for donations this year.

Ironically, I encountered a fair share of wily rabbit behavior. during my childhood, quite apart from cartoons.

Quite apart from financing adjustment, somebody must also bear the losses on past bad lending and borrowing.

Quite apart from the act of composing his novels, he was a whirlwind, living a life that is nearly unmatched in its vigor.

Quite apart from the nasal discomfort, the olfactory factor can depress property prices.

But quite apart from the Treasury's awkward numbers, Mr Brown's approach is failing the test of public opinion.

Quite apart from all the work, he had such financial problems.

The hairpin takes drivers' lives even in ordinary time, quite apart from racing.

Quite apart from known miscarriages of justice, the country's penal habits are chilling.

As a result over 10, 000 letters in his own hand have survived, quite apart from dictated letters.

This is bad news for bondholders. Quite apart from lower demand from Chinese (or Japanese) reserve building, it means higher inflation.

Quite apart from the story, the cast list alone would attract filmgoers.

These 'offer-block-accept' games have a use quite apart from actor training.

It's quite apart from learning Math.

The real tragedy takes place quite apart from them.

Quite apart from the death toll and the misery, this is criminally wasteful.

Quite apart from any frustration a caller might experience, is this the most efficient use of resources?

and can be quite apart from the use of iron and copper compounds with yellow and green, cobaltiferous material got blue;

He must, for example, perceive an egg as a simple single solid shape quite apart from its significance as food,