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She is vice-president in all but name.
Besides, we have on the statute book at present permanent legislation in all but name.
The two businesses have been established already in all but name.
He, at least, can rest assured—wherever he is—that this is a total ban in all but name.
They are the priests to their people in all but name.
We have joined effectively in all but name, regardless of all the problems and uncertainties surrounding our joining up.
We have been intervening because we are burying the independent living fund in all but name.
To say that settling property matters is divorce in all but name is, with respect, to undervalue what the divorce order does.
I know that they do not call it positive discrimination, but it is that in all but name.
