context: This is one of my two favorite book award programs - the other is the Dagger Awards, presented by the Crime Writers Association.
answer_0: Oddly, although the Man Booker is a British award, I find it to be less stuffy and highbrow than the U.S. awards, like the National Book Award.
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answer_2: Sadly, although the Man Booker is a British award, I find it to be less stuffy and highbrow than the U.S. awards, like the National Book Award.
answer_3: Frequently, although the Man Booker is a British award, I find it to be less stuffy and highbrow than the U.S. awards, like the National Book Award.
answer_4: Regardless, although the Man Booker is a British award, I find it to be less stuffy and highbrow than the U.S. awards, like the National Book Award.
answer_5: Simultaneously although the Man Booker is a British award, I find it to be less stuffy and highbrow than the U.S. awards, like the National Book Award.
answer_6: Subsequently, although the Man Booker is a British award, I find it to be less stuffy and highbrow than the U.S. awards, like the National Book Award.
answer_7: However although the Man Booker is a British award, I find it to be less stuffy and highbrow than the U.S. awards, like the National Book Award.
answer_8: Hence, although the Man Booker is a British award, I find it to be less stuffy and highbrow than the U.S. awards, like the National Book Award.
answer_9: Notably, although the Man Booker is a British award, I find it to be less stuffy and highbrow than the U.S. awards, like the National Book Award.