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Quite the opposite, ATE has long been used by administrations as something of a trash bin for bad loans.

They were not trying to put a fence around the public domain, but meant quite the opposite.

The reality of her existence, she says, is quite the opposite: she says her favourite shop is Target, a sort of American Argos.

Quite the opposite--every night when we go to bed and wake up the next day, things have changed.

All of the inventors were honest scientists who were trying to improve the world, but unfortunately ended up doing quite the opposite.

Quite the opposite; Mr Obama has not wavered from his position that taxes on those earning less than $250, 000 will not go up.

You'd think it would be the other way around: the less time you have, the more of a hurry you're in; but it's actually quite the opposite.

Having pooches underfoot might seem to some like a distraction, but advocates of animals in the workplace see quite the opposite.

Quite the opposite. There was no mention of June's consumer-price figures.

Before Putin took office, that wasn't the direction the Russian spy services were heading at all -- indeed, it was quite the opposite.

Freebie is quite the opposite. The fact of getting something cool for free does not make this cool thing any worse.

Quite the opposite, his age showed a man with very clear goals ready to struggle and do his best to reach them.

What was going to be a quiet one after last nights session turned out quite the opposite.

It certainly isn't meant to be an attack on America; quite the opposite. As I say, I'm very, very pro-American.

So susceptibility to cold symptoms is not a sign of a weakened immune system, but quite the opposite.

On Tuesday night after the game and flanked by an Arsenal press officer, Adebayor says quite the opposite.

That description is quite the opposite of what youth culture has in fact become in today's era of the internet and nomadism.

I'm definitely a light sleeper, but my husband is quite the opposite, a heavy sleeper.

Drugs and prostitutes go hand in hand in most cases, though apparently in my daughter's case it was quite the opposite, thankfully.

Not at all for sentimental reasons, though. No, quite the opposite.

Today there is no evidence of job creation. Quite the opposite: unemployment is rising and millions of jobs have disappeared.

Inwardly I still took my responsibility to be a good student very seriously, which was quite the opposite of the fluffy crowd.

quite the opposite, if the Constitution is wrong, no matter how beautifully you explain, the laws and regulations can never be right.

The reality is quite the opposite, which indicates that link building is quite tricky.

It does not give any result. Quite the opposite, as poverty and austerity plans continue.

This phrase has quite the opposite meaning that you might understand.

Quite the opposite: The market for those products is highly competitive, keeping margins razor-thin.

Thus, whenever a condition encountered quite the opposite sex, always hovering in mind: This site is I'm looking for do?

Quite the opposite: the sector is still growing.

By understanding these patterns, problem-solving leaders can make better career choices-quite the opposite of being "part of a pattern. "

That may be good news for consumers, but it's quite the opposite for farmers.

Quite the opposite, agile operations requires great self-discipline.

Quite the opposite, in fact, unconventional ideas are blooming like algae along America's Pacific Coast.

Quite the opposite, we are deeply moved by the determination and self-sacrifice by the Japanese soldiers in the story.

Quite the opposite, it ultimately helps you isolate all your bottlenecks.

Mr Medvedev's September manifesto marks no break with Mr Putin's legacy. Quite the opposite.

Quite the opposite: in 2009 she ranked very high on Vanity Fair magazine's list of "International Best Dressed" .

Quite the opposite, infect, if it can help to subsidise low ticket prices.

However, that doesn't mean we limit you in what you can do. Quite the opposite actually.

For years, we felt quite the opposite, and understandably so.

Unfortunately, what little evidence there is suggests quite the opposite.

Boeing is not actually reducing the amount of work it does in Washington. Quite the opposite: it increased its workforce there by 2, 000.

In fact, current trends are quite the opposite: we are witnessing more non-transparency instead of transparency.

We don't mean to stifle your creativity -- quite the opposite.

Quite the opposite, in fact, if it can help to subsidise low ticket prices.

I was not nervous at all--in fact, quite the opposite!

In fact, quite the opposite of the original promise.

I don't have any confidence problems. Quite the opposite. I'm just being patient until the better days come.

This is not because JTS is an unimportant or optional portion of J2EE -- quite the opposite.

Quite the opposite, actually.

Quite the opposite, said analysts.

Some are sincere. Some are quite the opposite.

It's quite the opposite in England.

But quite the opposite is true.

Quite the opposite.

Quite the opposite, in fact.

Quite the opposite, you will be dear in their hearts, and they will never let you lack for anything.

You'd think that Linux is then a very static kernel, but in fact it's quite the opposite.

They are very excited. I am quite the opposite.

No, I am certainly not. I am quite the opposite, in fact.

Here in Japan, the trend that's causing buzz is quite the opposite: Fish consumption has been steadily declining.

When I went to church it seemed quite the opposite.

An employee as now I am, things turned quite the opposite with those on campus, more discipline, less freedom;