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Quantity over Quality 

Quantity of a work is more important than the quality of a work.
Student: I wrote an essay 1 sentence long. It has really deep and abstract meaning, and only philosophers can grasp the true meaning.

Teacher: lmao it's quantity over quality. Who taught you to write like that? smh. Jason got 100% on this essay assignment because he wrote 10 page long essay. I didn't bother reading it because it completely meant he spent really much of time on it. You are getting 5% on it.
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quality over quantity 

haveing preferance to better things, as opposed to more things.
When it comes to girls, its the opposite of beer, I pick quality over quantity
quality over quantity by Smokie December 28, 2003

quality over quantity 

An implication to that an essay, for example, does not have to be 20 pages long if it's full of bullshit. Rather a short high-quality essay than a useless high-quantity essay.
Remember class, Quality over quantity on this paper. There's no need to write a long paper if it's filled with pointless sentences.
quality over quantity by philip December 8, 2003

Quality over quantity 

This phrase is often miss used. Yes, it’s better to have quality work rather than a large quantity of something with less value. BUT, if there is a big quantity of work with a large amount of quality, it is SOOO much better
Quality over quantity isn’t always right when there is a lot of quality in a quantity of work

Quality Over Quantity 

Pretty Much Quality over Quantity means

1. The good girl your #1 over those fake beeezzyys that we all know
Guy1: Dude, I hella went out with Trisha last night!
Guy2: What happened to Jackie?
Guy1: Na but Trisha puts out
Guy2: Not cool dude Quality over Quantity
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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