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Yet this question is by no means a joke, and the answer to it is by no means a guess; on the contrary, both are real scientific results.

Note first that America is by no means as powerful as its friends and enemies think.

The example of California shows that this is by no means guaranteed.

The paint on the canvas which showed the fantastic colors was by no means made by an ordinary painter.

Though Verrazano is by no means considered to be a great explorer, his name will probably remain immortal.

However, attending a college with a well-respected name by no means guarantees you anything, let alone the ideal life.

Because she is dexterous and tutored by her own father, her umbrellas are by no means inferior to those made by Fenshui umbrella Factory.

I am therefore by no means discouraged by what you have just said, and shall hope to lead you to the altar ere long.

Setting up several sub-co-operatives under a big co-operative is an innovation, and it is by no means necessary to dissolve it.

And 'Guts' is by no means the darkest or funniest or most upsetting story from the novel Haunted. Some, I didn't dare read in public.

The struggle on the economic front in the enemy's rear area is by no means less intense than the struggle on the military front.

The new policy by no means precludes legitimate visits by persons from countries like Yemen, Nigeria and 12 others for which intensified security for U. S. -bound travelers is now required.

March 16 day old, and even Jiaxing Guanfu also issued an order, where the white boat race riding ban navigable waterways, we can see this by no means limited to entertainment.

Then the woman whose son was alive said to the king, because her heart yearned for her son, "Oh, my Lord, give her the living child, and by no means put him to death."

Shifting from big nuclear devices that burst at the earth's surface to smaller ones that detonate below ground could indeed reduce the radioactive fallout released by a factor of about 20—but it would by no means make the smaller munitions “clean.

The appearance of this robe is by no means accidental. Like the splendid buildings of the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven and the Forbidden City, it shows the empire's broad-mindedness and sentiment towards culture in the embryonic period of capitalism.

The results are by no means poor.

These by no means add up to modernism.

"Really, he is by no means a light load!"

I've found that he is by no means ordinary.

Meanwhile her husband's days had been by no means free from trial.

In fact, this blonde woman, who posed and cried at the hearing, was by no means an oil-efficient lamp.

At the dissipation of the glaring light stands a clear world, which is by no means beautiful.

Therefore, an imitation to NYSE by defining China's stock exchanges as an incorporated mutual association can by no means make sense.

Although there are more similarities than differences between Chinese punctuation and English punctuation, the minor differences between them are by no means unimportant.

The first of two big questions is whether the revolt will get going in Damascus and Aleppo, the capital and Syria's second city respectively, which have been relatively but by no means entirely quiet.

Mr. Zhao is a talented man, but his father is thirsty for virtue, but if it harms his parents and relatives, it is by no means the wish of his father.

But I am afraid you are giving it a turn which that gentleman did by no means intend; for he would certainly think the better of me, if under such a circumstance I were to give a flat denial, and ride off as fast as I could."

These poems are by no means purely autobiographical.

She grew up to be pretty enough, but she was by no means a beauty.

This list is by no means exhaustive, and I offer apologies to any publishers I might have overlooked.

They say that rude students are by no means the majority but that one unruly student can ruin an entire class.

Before going into the field on the first day, each student had to recite the following oath: I love this land, and will by no means bring harm to it.

This by no means guarantees gentle treatment by the police.

The creation of art requires imagination, but it is by no means illusory, though.

China's claims of rights and interests in the South China Sea long predate the signing of UNCLOS. They shall by no means be denied by UNCLOS, still less by an unwarranted and flawed award.

The sun is by no means a rare star.

"`Ye must be born again! I believe in the resurrection of the body! Except a grain of wheat fall into the earth and die, it shall by no means bring forth. When the crocus cometh forth I too will emerge and see the sun!' In the wind of March endless phrases swept through her consciousness."

Nature is by no means inferior to art, and no works of art is not the imitation of various phenomena of nature.