"... not A but B" vs. "... B but not A"
The point is not urgency but importance.
The point is importance but not urgency.
Normally, we use the first construction. It feels that the second sentence has a somewhat different meaning. Is this indeed so, or do they in fact have same meaning?
Source: HanJe Bae on Stack Exchange — CC BY-SA 4.0.
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