Not only the lowest unemployment in history for African Americans, not only opportunity zones for, really, the biggest beneficiary the inner city, and not only criminal justice reform.
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As such, the show is not only astounding, not only informative, not only amusing; but it also returns art aesthetics to an intellectual intermediate zone of the anomalous and occult.
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Single market is not only about tariffs, it's not only about free access to a market.
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Which means that the face biometrics is not only remotely capture, not only capturable without my consent.
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Not only does that pool look tight, not only is your hat money, but those lemons... buddy.
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Not only that, but he issued an apology to not only the students, but to parents as well.
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This is why the so-called world is absent today, and not only today, and not only here.
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" 1962 "Campaigned ceaselessly, not only against nuclear weapons tests, not only against the spread of these armaments, not only against their very use, but against all warfare as a means of solving international conflicts.
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But when men abuse women, they should be held accountable not only by the media, not only by their employers, not only by the public, but they should be held accountable by our justice system.
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"I am very interested in these different worlds coming together, so you're not only writing, you're not only art, you're not only science, you're bringing them all together," she told The Los Angeles Times in 1990.
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"There are whores in — not only every city, not only every town but every village," he said in one video.
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Anyway, you know what&aposs interesting about this, is they&aposve got not only -- not only Shaq and Ronda Rousey.
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We must remember not only the good things, but also the bad; not only the brightness, but also the darkness.
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Not only for me, not only for what my homeboy's going through, but just for the sake of this generation.
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This is not only about Tillerson just as the 1972 break-in was not only about the Watergate building complex.
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How can it be the case that the two richest people in the world not only live in the same country, not only in the same state, not only in the same city, but in the same street?
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His theories, initially viewed as idiosyncratic, gradually took hold, and not only on the right and not only in the courts.
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But it's not only women and it's not only this video that raise questions about his fitness to be our president.
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But it's not only women, and it's not only this video that raises questions about his fitness to be our president.
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"It's not only women who can get pregnant, which means it's not only women who seek access to care," Smith said.
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He added that emptying the seas unearths not only "not only the ocean bottom, but also the ancient story of humanity."
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But it's not only women and it's not only this video that raises questions about his fitness to be our president.
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But his theories, initially viewed as idiosyncratic, gradually took hold, and not only on the right and not only in the courts.
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"We wanted to make a movie that was not only phenomenal and not only paid homage but something that had evolved," he said.
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Not only never heard, I never heard of them; and not only never heard of them, I never could have heard of them.
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"It was an opportunity to not only embrace culture, not only embrace ambition, not only embrace success — which we do in the show — but also embrace the failures, which is a key and critical thing in life, to learn from them," he said.
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You&aposre not only making great products, you&aposre not only making money, you&aposre not only able to feed your family, but you&aposre doing something which is intrinsically powerful in society, and when you go home, you&aposre passionate about it.
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"He's not only made great choices as an actor, not only is he extremely talented, but he's incredibly easy to work with," DiCaprio said.
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"There are whores in — not only every city, not only every town, but every village," Beierle said about women who are in interracial relationships.
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"And we continue to build that headstart, not only with the consumers, not only with the drivers, but also with the government," Tan said.
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Still, it is not only about being inefficiently intelligent and trying to raise a genius, not only about the inanities of the school system.
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But you really feel this deep sense of responsibility, not only to your employees and not only to your investors but to your readers.
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Not only is Macfadyen playing an American for the first time, and not only is the story contemporary, but Armstrong's dialogue is frequently — well, filthy.
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And for our community leaders, many of them think the system not only works — not only doesn't work for them, but it works against them.
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"We not only strive and pride ourselves on — like anyone&aposs parents wold — to provide not only a physically safe but an emotionally safe experience."
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But the true measure of authentic compassion is not only good intentions, but good results — not only feelings of personal satisfaction, but meeting high standards.
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I praise not only its costumes but also the lighting by Mark Stanley, which not only evokes the beach but also makes the dancers' skin shine.
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"It is not only the sponsors, it is not only the social media, it is not only the program," he said, referring to the sports competitions featured in each Olympics, and recent choices to add new events like surfing and skateboarding to appeal to younger audiences.
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"I think what it requires of the grassroots environmental movement and the progressive wing of the environmental movement…is that we continue to pressure not only Joe Biden, not only Donald Trump, not only the Democratic and Republican Parties, but everyone in our political system," Jones said.
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Our aspiration is not only what's the position for Japan anymore, our aspiration is what we can do in the global markets, not only just in Japan.
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"To make it clear, we are in discussions with all major South African companies, not only Paramount, not only Denel," Schwer said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
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"Our collective responsibility is to ensure that a better future is not only possible but probable, and then not only probable but foreseeable," write Figueres and Rivett-Carnac.
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Not only is she the first woman to be elected speaker of the House in two stints; not only has she stood up successfully to President Trump in the Oval Office with cameras whirring; not only did she deftly compromise with dissidents in her ranks in order to retain power.
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It's about history, working with a woman that's going to be part of the history and has made her own revolution, not only in music, not only in fashion.
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It's not only the style, it's not only the aesthetic, it's also how it sits in the fashion world, how people look at it, and how people criticize it . . .
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"Climate change is not only real but is a threat to not only a way of living but of cultural identity as well," Asa Stone told Brussels Beer City.
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These and many other attempts not only failed and not only caused Israel much embarrassment; they also increased Arafat's popularity, as he told the tales of his miraculous escapes.
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"Not only are you cherry-picking data, not only are you cherry-picking the facts, you are cherry-picking your concerns about national security," Jones told host Anderson Cooper.
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And not only are their Twitter and Facebook feeds aesthetically pleasing, but followers are often treated to serious giveaways—so they're not only saving your waistline, but also your wallet.
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Well, the impact is that not only are people pitted against each other, not only do people ... If you look at it, there's the same number of liberals and conservatives.
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OSEFO: First of all, no, Jesse, let&aposs stick to the facts, not only that what President Trump do, not only is it divisive, but it&aposs also borderline racist.
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"We need to make sure that we are not only making it legal on the federal level, not only moving states to do the same," Booker said during the livestream.
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"To have him give me acknowledgement, a person who's not only the greatest, not only a legend, but stood up at a time when no one was standing up," Foxx said.
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"It's not only women and it's not only this video that raises questions about his fitness to be president," Clinton said, listing a litany of instances that Trump has denigrated others.
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And memories—not only those about America but also those about China; not only those carried with me but also those archived with the wish to forget—are sorted in English.
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No -- not only are they hypocrites, they're bottom feeders.
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" Not only that, "He's going super fast on it.
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The company not only put in a bid for .
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Not only did Pelosi show up in white — white!
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" "It's not only him, it's the culture around him.
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Not only is that claim indefensible — it's also ridiculous.
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" Sawicki tweeted: "the title is not only false & ahistorical.
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Not only are background checks important — they are popular.
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I'm saying there's not only a principle ... Right, okay.
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He&aposs not only well-trained, not only brilliant but he&aposs also someone that understands as I said his role as a textualist as what the Constitution requires of a judge.
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I wanted my book to be part of this tradition of books not only with a subject of art but penetrated by artistic ideas — so not only about art but with art.
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And not only was I wrong, and not only should I have cared more about gun violence in other parts of my state or other parts of my country, I just didn't.
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Not only do these discounts not extend to biosimilars, under current law it's impossible for biosimilar producers to offer the same discounts that branded biologic makers not only can, but must, offer.
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He photographed not only the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, but also Frank Sinatra; not only classic Hollywood actresses like Audrey Hepburn, but also more recent big-screen favorites like Nicole Kidman.
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Black Panther has been heralded not only for its unmistakable quality but also its achievements in representation, not only with its predominantly black cast but also its range of diversity behind the scenes.
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Not only did she get her own movie this summer, not only are her creators getting their own biopic this month, she's actually coming back to the screen next month in Justice League.
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We in the Orthodox church believe that the doctrine of the church, and here I mean not only the faith, not only the dogma, but also the moral doctrine, it should remain unchanged.
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I see it as a source of life in the writing, to have both — not only life and not only ideas — and to see how they meet, the line where they come together.
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What President Trump has done is not only attack these children, not only demonize these immigrants, he is attacking a basic principle of America's moral core: We open our hearts to the stranger.
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Not only that, but the winner had organized the contest.
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It is not only foreigners who find such photographs revelatory.
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NordVPN encrypts your internet traffic not only once, but twice.
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Not only was his comment cruel, it was dead wrong.
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That touch of imperfection is not only hilarious, but affirming.
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Not only did menopause change my life, it changed me.
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Eugene not only owned the property, he lived next door.
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The visas help not only the economy but society overall.
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KD is what makes more not only possible, but probable.
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Biden not only misread the room, he misread the time.
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Not only on that peninsula but in the entire world.
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Until recently, Shearman not only worked there, he lived there.
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By this I mean not only that everything in his
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As arty types go, they're not only smart but gritty.
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It's not only a waste of gas, but also time.
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And not only is Lindsay a friend – she's a matchmaker!
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But Trump's problems might not only be in the Senate.
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Donald Trump is not only my hero, he's my lifesaver.
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Not only are you tested physically, but emotionally as well.
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And this inequality is not only a developing world issue.
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Not only is our culture evolving, but we are, too.
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"Local" was not only a buzzword, but a political choice.
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This comes not only in the form of flexible hours.
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Not only risking your life but also hundreds of others.
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A 20 percent shipment decline is not only our thesis.
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Not only that, we came back to tell the tale!
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Monteith's death was not only tragic, but shocking, as well.
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Insatiable is not only cruel and fatphobic; it's boring, too.
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Not only is Natalia tragically horseless, she's also a Muslim.
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Let me ask you, not only the North Korean summit.
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"Avoid" means not only to run but to be vigilant.
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Not only for us, but for the Europeans as well.
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But Humphrey's claim not only stuck, it practically wrote the
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"Thai food is not only delicious, it's fun," marvels Action.
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"Politics is not only about walking the walk," Geier wrote.
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Not only has Strudel lost weight, she has gained mobility.
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Hayden Panettiere's character not only severely injured but also paralyzed.
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My messages were not only being read, but widely disseminated.
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OK — it's not only not free, it doesn't frickin' work.
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Not only do warehouses need robots — stores need them, too.
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The 48 percent were not only sidelined, they were alienated.
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Not only Game of Thrones, but also your own future.
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Not only is Jock secretly rich; he's also openly heinous.
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That is not only because it is more readily available.
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"It's strong not only physically, but also emotionally," she said.
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And it's not only the logo that's getting an upgrade.
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Entire houses can now be rented, not only box bedrooms.
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The case is not only about Mr Netanyahu's political survival.
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Not only that, she also hoped to steer his promise.
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I've got a big investment, not only personally but socially.
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It not only helps with embryo development but also implantation.
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Not only does this gap stand tall, it is stubborn.
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And not only that, you have a program that works.
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The tactics are not only targeted at Democratic statewide officials.
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It's not only creating an area where people can talk.
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Now flights are not only cheaper but much more plentiful.
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"It's not only removing costs that are superfluous," he said.
|
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And not only patients, but those who love them, suffer.
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So, it's not only our 200,000 employees, it's their families.
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It's not only selfless, but it's within their own interest.
|
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Jefferson not only loved her family, she loved helping others.
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Alexa not only hears you, it sees you as well.
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We will not only collect; we will protect the legacy.
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Not only does it crowd out the private sector today.
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Not only that, but I didn't know much about grief.
|
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It's not only teething jewelry that has come under scrutiny.
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Representing not only minorities, but all of us as humans.
|
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Mr. Burke not only survived that incident but also thrived.
|
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Not only that, but the button protrudes from the side.
|
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It is not only the media that are largely tame.
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BINYAMIN NETANYAHU is not only the prime minister of Israel.
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Not only that, but Amma was also friends with Ann.
|
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The agencies not only do more, they also spend less.
|
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It is not only Hong Kongers who should be concerned.
|
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"It is not only about me," she told the Times.
|
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Not only because of the texting nature of their relationship.
|
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And it's obviously not only Milo who is drawing protests.
|
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It not only paid technological dividends, but created jobs, too.
|
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"Everyone is very intensely working on it, not only us."
|
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And not only are they smokin' hot, but they're streamable.
|
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They've diminished not only in quantity, but also in quality.
|
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"You have to not only be optimistic," Brown told CNBC.
|
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How do you capture that not only narratively but visually?
|
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Prices can not only fall rapidly, but rise equally fast.
|
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The wolf can be an ally, not only a threat.
|
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True, the change in mood is not only about China.
|
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Not only is Nougat a stupid name, nougat is disgusting.
|
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It was not only the music that had that reputation.
|
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It is not only a possibility — it is a responsibility.
|
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Not only are their suits chic, but they fit perfectly!
|
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Signal is not only useful for spies and lawmakers, however.
|
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Not only is it crazy fun, it is hugely satisfying!
|
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There was not only good news for euro zone banks .
|
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Apple not only bought back shares, it bought them smartly.
|
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But "The Last Jedi" is not only terrific but purposeful.
|
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Not only did she offer compromises over the Brexit divorce.
|
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And the result is not only beautiful, but empowering. AerieSWIM
|
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It is not only examining where it puts its shops.
|
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She's not only talking about herself and her fellow actors.
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Not only did Meyers call out Allen, Weinstein, and Spacey.
|
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"Tully" not only contains multitudes but forces some difficult questions.
|
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That's not only safe, it also literally never gets old!
|
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Not only is Cuba's train system old but it's unreliable.
|
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And it's not only journalists' voices that are been attacked.
|
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Yet it is not only size that makes an impression.
|
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We are not only going to be seeing the universe.
|
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Not only that, but literally nobody else could get in.
|
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Utahans not only work hard, they apparently love their work.
|
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The woman not only journeys "further into my own interior".
|
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That was a move that not only crushed Randall, a.k.a.
|
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Not only did rates not go up, they went down.
|
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Not only the outspoken protestors, but also the silent allies.
|
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Everett is not only your producer but your partner too.
|
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However, it is not only ANC grandees who will vote.
|
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Not only are these illegal but also dangerous, it argues.
|
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He not only redefines history, but how history is told.
|
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And it's not only women who've been wiping their eyes.
|
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Not only that, but they're filled with technology that works.
|
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I hope I'm not only defined by my gender though.
|
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Despots' brats do not only use social media for boasting.
|
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Somehow, she not only met those expectations — she exceeded them.
|
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And it is not only big exporters that are concerned.
|
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"I'm not only running for myself, I'm running for him."
|
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So not only has she come under fire social media.
|
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So it's not only reporters laboring to follow the money.
|
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Dhondy said chefs were not only people who ran kitchens.
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Not only can I face myself again, I love myself.
|
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That is not only bad policy; it is terrible politics.
|
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The Plastics Industry Association is not only a lobbying group.
|
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Not only did Republicans reclaim the White House in 1920,
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That's a space that's predominantly white, but not only white.
|
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Unbreakable codes are not only real, but they're old news.
|
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Not only did the package arrive promptly at 10 a.m.
|
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But technological revolutions are not only driven by big discoveries.
|
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And not only that – the guy can't act at all.
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No. Not only didn't I back down, I backed up.
|
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"He's not only a coward, he's evil," the sheriff said.
|
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The bracelet not only looks good, but it does good.
|
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She was certainly not only fine, but a great beauty.
|
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"It is not only a case of counterterror," he said.
|
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It is not only Mr Stone's sympathies that weaken "Snowden".
|
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Not only could it move the Statehouse to the left.
|
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It's not only for others, internally, to be better off.
|
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We not only found it, we wrote about it, too.
|
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The baseball robots were not only boring; they were losers.
|
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It is not only our duty, but our only hope.
|
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Kendra's wife not only accepts his fetish, she celebrates it.
|
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Encouraging wider insurance coverage is not only a financial concern.
|
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Pretty hot vid, and not only because she kisses Cardi.
|
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" "That is not only short-sighted; it is deeply disturbing.
|
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The slump in advertising is not only hitting traditional groups.
|
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Thus, Project Nanjunda is not only timely but also significant.
|
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So not only is King's statement racist, it's also ignorant.
|
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I believe the NEA must not only survive, but thrive.
|
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As Americans, we not only have a right to vote.
|
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Not only is he the spokesman, he's the company president.
|
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So it's not only a conflict, it's also an occupation.
|
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Obama's decision is not only unconscionable, but the ultimate contradiction.
|
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That's not only bad for Democrats, it's bad for democracy.
|
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The Schengen pact not only facilitates travel, but also commerce.
|
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It's not only the feds that threaten dark web marketplaces.
|
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But it's not only the engine that got special treatment.
|
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Minaj not only noticed the comment, she "liked" it, too.
|
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Kylie got the nod, but not only for the infant.
|
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We will not only understand it, we will 'see' it.
|
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And it's not only movies that are getting the attention.
|
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Not only was it a conspiracy to defraud.
|
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"This is not only unsustainable, it's unacceptable," she told lawmakers.
|
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"The risks do not only extend to men," Alter said.
|
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The duplication is not only annoying, it's wasteful for advertisers.
|
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And it is not only shark populations that would benefit.
|
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So impeachment talk in this case is not only premature.
|
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Not only was this a slow process, it was expensive.
|
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Its allegations are not only unverified, but some are unverifiable.
|
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Not only the tools, but the aims and terminology vary.
|
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So how can entrepreneurs not only survive, but also thrive?
|
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Resistance is not only encouraged and spread in medical settings.
|
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Shopsin and Moss's books are not only recollective, but generative.
|
|
Not only did the president post on Twitter that Sen.
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"Asteroids are not only threats; they are opportunities," Yeomans explains.
|
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" NR: "It not only took work, but it takes work.
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Not only am I not stopping, I am working harder.
|
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Not only are they comfy, but they're also extremely versatile.
|
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Misogyny does not only reside in the perpetrators of abuse.
|
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Not only is Greitens still in his position, but Sen.
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In fact, it is not only possible; it is fun.
|
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They are not only avaricious, but their avarice is insatiable.
|
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Styles vary not only by geography, but also fashion trends.
|
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National defense is not only about boots, guns and bullets.
|
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Not only did they win, they did so with style.
|
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But not only is this tax hidden, it is regressive.
|
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Not only is having asthma annoying, it's also annoyingly common.
|
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Not only were my palms sweaty, my heart would pound.
|
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Her skepticism is not only well founded, but painfully earned.
|
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My hair was not only brushed, but freshly washed, too.
|
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Not only that, but my cleavage was looking damn good.
|
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The experience is not only alienating, but potentially ruinous economically.
|
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Mrs Obama is not only famous, but also carries legitimacy.
|
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Not only will you feel it, but it will bruise.
|
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The fight is not only judo, the fight is life.
|
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Not only that, it's not just any old government experience.
|
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Those who do deserve not only respect but exceptional honor.
|
|
Not only is the entire face of European politics changing.
|
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Such acts are not only unfair; they are potentially illegal.
|
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Ditching the TPP was not only bad for America's economy.
|
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Trump not only critics the fed, but also the ECB.
|
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BLANKFEIN: NOT ONLY IS IT RECOVERABLE, IT HAS TO RECOVER.
|
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So not only has it been standing for 155 years ...
|
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Making documentary films is not only about telling a story.
|
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It's not only U.S. brands that are feeling the squeeze.
|
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All reported shortages not only of medicines, but of food.
|
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"[Facebook] is not only about connecting and communicating," he said.
|
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They're not only heavier, but also distinctly tougher to bend.
|
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Inertia exists not only in physics, but in politics too.
|
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It's not only a matter of winning the White House.
|
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Not only were they soft, they were also very durable.
|
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So I congratulate not only the president but also Sen.
|
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Those elections now promise to be not only a referendum
|
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And not only on "Today" and in the morning, either.
|
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It's not only mass shootings that kill thousands every year.
|
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Stop BEZOS, progressive wonks argued, not only stigmatized programs like
|
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Not only will this not happen; it should not happen.
|
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Our state not only has to contend with increased wildfires.
|
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Which path we take is not only up to Congress.
|
|
Other Democrats not only echoed Pelosi, they also went further.
|
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It's not only about making electric rates go sky high.
|
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And it's not only Latin American and the United States.
|
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The idea was not only preposterous, it was also insulting.
|
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Not only do they trample the meadow, they also litter.
|
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This is not only is the right thing to do.
|
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This is not only slow, but hard to pull off.
|
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And that is not only bad for the German economy.
|
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The results amounted to a repudiation, not only of Mrs.
|
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Chinese companies not only adopt robots, they also manufacture them.
|
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The results amounted to a repudiation not only of Mrs.
|
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Not only other people's emotions, but also your own emotions.
|
|
Separately, skipping workouts might not only make your stomach flabby.
|
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On their terms, and reflecting their realities, not only ours.
|
|
Not only is this rooster pitcher adorable, it's also functional.
|
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"Tegla is our mother, not only our leader," Biel said.
|
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The station is not only used by performing artists, though.
|
|
All in all, he was not only a media star.
|
|
And not only was conservative media competing, it was corporate.
|
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The event was not only a first for Lopez Obrador.
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BUT NOT ONLY WHOLE FOODS AND AMAZON SELL OUR PRODUCTS.
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It's not only because of nature, it's a safety issue.
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"Not only a New Yorker, but a Brooklynite," she said.
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Nazis in World War II. Meanwhile, not only has Russia
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Meaningless prose is not only the preserve of artificial intelligence.
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In "Dark Waters," Bilott is not only an unlikely hero.
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Not only just for storytelling, but for the entire Internet.
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Protestors target not only the providers but also their families.
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Not only does it look impressive, it tastes amazing, too.
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Not only guts it out, he ends up with 50.
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That's not only more energy efficient, but less expensive overall.
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It would not only be immoral, it would be suicidal.
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They are shrouded not only in dust, but also mystery.
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Peterson not only is extraordinarily intelligent, but also widely learned.
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Firms incur not only financial loss, but also reputational harm.
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That not only would be tragic, it would be unmanageable.
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My circle shades are not only a staple - they're essential.
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Not only is software eating finance, but morality is too.
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Not only that, but opportunities are limited in women's boxing.
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It's your duty to not only go out and protest.
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This photo says they're not only together for the cameras.
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It's not only hitting waistlines; it's hitting their collective wallet.
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They were not only two continents but two generations apart.
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Turns out, not only is Bob useless, he's a liability.
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Not only did I need more, I needed it faster.
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Schmidt is not only ripped about the bat flipping, though.
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The Mariners not only not great; they're also kinda old.
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Not only that, but it's the greatest thing about them.
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This work requires not only perseverance but also tremendous resources.
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Not only are they inexpensive, but recyclable and environmentally friendly.
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This is not only ludicrous, it is missing the point.
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Mexican officials had not only failed to find the students.
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It's not only the food — she treats me like family.
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Not only modern but also practical and with simple materials.
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It is not only Western leaders who make such misjudgments.
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It's not only a personal issue, but a social good.
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And it is not only oil exporters who are hit.
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And not only is it not right, it won't work.
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Not only am I not stopping, I am working harder.
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But it has borne a message not only to them.
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Not only is it wrong, but dangerous, Mr. Han said.
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Not only because it's pink, but because Champagne is celebratory.
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You not only did it once, you've done it twice.
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Emerging mainstream favorite Marco Rubio not only stumbled but plummeted.
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That will be a challenge for everyone, not only Kane.
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But not only do we continue on, we go faster.
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It's not only the congress here that I'm not there.
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It was not only a third child — there were twins.
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And not only in the entry hall, Ms. Contreras noted.
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" She added, "It's not only 'me too,' it's 'we too.
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Not only is all of this negligent, it's actively harmful.
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It's important, not only for yourself, but for the game.
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Stories changed after the war and not only in Germany.
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Or conversely, they not only see it, but cheer it.
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Not only did they escape with their lives on Nov.
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Not only in our department but at the courthouse too.
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This work has not only failed, it's also backfired spectacularly.
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She became not only a Marine, but also an activist.
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Yet Mr. O'Rourke is not only shifting his campaign style.
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And, he not only defames the press, he threatens it.
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I entered cautiously, and not only because of the cat.
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It seems that el Norte is not only a cemetery.
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It is not only abortion clinics that are at risk.
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For once Afghanistan was not only about drugs and terror.
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"He's not only a composer of music," Mr. Morris said.
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This crisis is not only the product of sexual predation.
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Italy's population not only skews older but skews older male.
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Help needs to arrive not only once, therefore, but repeatedly.
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Not only has the government this week scrapped capital controls.
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Anyway, US has trade friction not only with China now.
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This was not only a story about immigration and families.
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Sure. Not only bits of it, but the whole thing.
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The images are beautiful, but they are not only so.
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There is not only a coronavirus loose upon the land.
|
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But not only was that fiction wrong, it was dangerous.
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During World War II, baseball not only survived, it thrived.
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That matters not only for consumers, but also for readers.
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His failure was not only of business but of imagination.
|
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This movement is not only right, it's alive and growing.
|
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It's not only better for individuals, it's better for companies.
|
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The Joint List is not only courting Arab voters, however.
|
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But it's not only topical grievances that are being aired.
|
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It's not only that Donald Trump is a bad president.
|
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After that, his presidency not only survived but also thrived.
|
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Not only was it not easy ... it could've killed him.
|
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It's not only women who request unusual or flamboyant hats.
|
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Not only himself but the parliament he has behind him.
|
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Why does our universe have matter and not only energy?
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Not only did that idea annoy me -- it's completely false.
|
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Not only is it distracting, but my supervisor encourages it.
|
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For South Koreans, they not only shocked but instilled terror.
|
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Sustaining that will not only be expensive but a gamble.
|
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This exhibition unfolds not only in space, but through time.
|
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Not only Susanah but Susanah's difficult sister lived with him.
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They have not only dedicated their lives to this country.
|
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So, it is not only about looking for financial returns.
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Not only that, but with sanitation the market is steady.
|
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The model not only makes intuitive sense but saves money.
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Not only for our people but for the American people.
|
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Lehman's shuttering not only stunned nervous bankers, investors and savers.
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Not only that, but they continue moving towards our party.
|
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Not only was it shabby, but it didn't feel safe.
|
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It's not only that heavy social media users are sadder.
|
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This is, to be sure, not only an American problem.
|
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They require your attention, and not only because they're delicious.
|
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For New Yorkers this is not only insulting, but inconceivable.
|
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Not only is it exhausting, it is not our responsibility.
|
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Such a war would not only be unwise but unnecessary.
|
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Expungements not only improve job prospects, they also improve wages.
|
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He was interested not only in business during this time.
|
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But this is not, or not only, a historical novel.
|
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In "Friends," furnishings not only have character; they are characters.
|
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But galleries are not only bowing out for economic reasons.
|
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Diners should go, not only to eat, but to listen.
|
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Diners should go, not only to eat, but to listen.
|
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And it is not only Latin America that has problems.
|
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There is not only one path to fulfillment, but many.
|
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Russia not only supports Serbia's ambitions; it also underwrites them.
|
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Not only is it more sustainable, it's far more enjoyable!
|
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And it's not only a problem in the United States.
|
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He not only acquired and edited books; he promoted them.
|
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But this message is not only to our own government.
|
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But not only that, we've got to strengthen black institutions.
|
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They would be not only lawless but also potentially boundless.
|
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It is not only good, but it is also great!
|
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Gap is not only betting on the women's athleisure market.
|
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It impacts not only our region but our entire nation.
|
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It's not only Democrats who find his views offensive, either.
|
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Because this is not only the story of one woman.
|
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This year, the field looks not only promising but robust.
|
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The benefits of remaining in Korea are not only financial.
|
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Audience figures are not only rarely published but routinely overestimated.
|
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Shoveling snow is not only a chore, its' also dangerous.
|
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It's not only at the top, but it's ground level.
|
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Not only were fewer travelers here but spending also dropped.
|
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His remarks not only disappointed US allies, but also Afghans.
|
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But not only blue states were part of the dissent.
|
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Saving fuel not only saves money, it also saves CO2.■
|
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Cancellations are not only from European tourists, but from everywhere.
|
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It's not only Democrats on the edge of the abyss.
|
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But privatization is likely to sweep through not only prisons.
|
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We are not only making content, we are making hits.
|
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We have, sure, entertainment content— not only scripted but unscripted.
|
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Not only today but being our loyal Gadget Lab fans.
|
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But it was not only the menu that was impressive.
|
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But it's not only at the catwalk that he excels.
|
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It's something to not only embrace, but also demand continue.
|
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Not only that, but every lap of every race matters.
|
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Democrats advocating for these policies will not only win elections.
|
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It's not only inconsiderate and disgusting, but it's unsanitary too.
|
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That's not only a profile in cowardice, it's occupational indecency.
|
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She is certainly grateful and not only for her success.
|
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It is not only my memories, but theirs as well.
|
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But constructive criticism is not only legitimate, it is salutary.
|
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The Republican bill would not only undo much of Obamacare.
|
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And not only because of the genuine fear of reprisal.
|
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The incentives to kill primates are not only local, though.
|
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Then not only are women working but they contribute more.
|
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"Wonder" reminds us that disability is not only about distress.
|
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Not only did it do so, it made the semifinals.
|
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Depression attacked not only the mind but the whole body.
|
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The withholding of the articles is not only facially inappropriate.
|
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"We're not only looking to grow the market," Mann said.
|
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Digitalization is not only creating a deafening cacophony of voices.
|
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It is not only white officers who abuse their authority.
|
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" She calls the newspaper's allegations not only "false" but "libelous.
|
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Of course, the barriers here might not only be technological.
|
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Not only was there no problem, this "solution" hasn't worked.
|
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And yet, we not only forgive them, we love them.
|
|
Well, not only employment, but it's even more than that.
|
|
Not only did hiring cool in May, wage growth retreated.
|
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There's not only the technology challenge, there's the regulatory challenge.
|
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And not only does he hit it, he's not trying.
|
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So, not only bringing awareness, but actually something to help.
|
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Not only am I tired, I am also very alone.
|
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And not only that, but I really did mean it.
|
|
"We're not only going to win here in Iowa, we're not only going to win the Democratic nomination, but we are going to defeat this dangerous president," Sanders said, according to NBC News. Sen.
|
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It's not only happening in Hollywood with the top executives, it's not only happening in industry in corporate offices, it's happening everywhere in every corner of the world and to young girls and boys.
|
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"I think what is important is not only to have the package, but also to show the timeline and bring credibility not only to the reforms themselves, but also to their implementation," Azour said.
|
|
Women Against Gun Violence has not only always been out in the community with survivors sharing their stories, but also really informing the public about upcoming legislation, and not only on the national level.
|
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"It's not only women and it's not only this video that raises questions about his fitness to be president, because he has also targeted immigrants, African-Americans, Latinos, people with disabilities, Muslims," she said.
|
|
If this regime, or its despotic neighbor Iraq, were to acquire nuclear weapons, this could presage catastrophic consequences, not only for my country, and not only for the Middle East, but for all mankind.
|
|
Not only is the scenery and cast incredible, as well as the storyline causing you to not only get the hero's point of view, it allows you to see it from the other side.
|
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"We realized that we need not only a more international organization but we also need representatives not only from the art dealer world, but from the art market, in the organization," Mr. Dekking said.
|
|
One of the wonderful things about our species is we not only need to love, but we need to be loved — or we not only need to love, but we need to love others.
|
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"Not only are women's clothes more expensive, not only do men not wear makeup and women do, but there is a social penalty if you, as a woman, don't wear makeup or wear men's clothes."
|
|
Not only [that] but the internet has opened up: Not only are we seeing the mom in the grocery store and judging her, but people are mean online because it's easy to be mean online.
|
|
"So not only does Mueller have a boss, and not only is the boss keeping tabs on Mueller, but, according to this judicial decision, Mueller is also faithfully following his boss's orders", concluded Mr Conway.
|
|
The Greek word apokalypsis means not only destruction, not only the disruption of reality, but the dismantling of perceived realities — an ending of endings, a shocking tremor of revelation that remade creation in its wake.
|
|
For this viewer, however, that ending absolutely works — so effectively that it not only salvages the movie, not only helps me forgive the draggy bits, but even makes me think of "Infinity War" more warmly.
|
|
"Not only does he have an amazing eye, not only are his pictures evocative, accurate, creative, but he's also become a great friend and somebody I trust," Obama said in the same CBS News interview.
|
|
That incapacity, and the hope that it might be cured—the imperturbable perturbed, the ice thawed—was a crucial element of Spock's attractiveness, and not only to women, and not only in a sexual sense.
|
|
If we're trying to prevent carnage like that of Orlando, we need to be vigilant not only about infiltration by the Islamic State, and not only about American citizens poisoned into committing acts of terrorism.
|
|
"Not only is that inhumane, not only is that contrary to our values, but that would likely be an extraordinary mechanism for ISIL to recruit more," Obama said, using an alternate acronym for the group.
|
|
"Not only do religions like Mormonism, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism — not only do they lead people away from the true God, they lead people to an eternity of separation from God in hell," Mr. Jeffress said.
|
|
"The Gospel at its best deals with the whole man, not only his soul but his body, not only his spiritual well-being, but his material well-being," King wrote in a Rauschenbusch-inspired passage.
|
|
So it is in the interest of all producers not only OPEC to ensure that we remain a reliable and dependable suppliers of oil not only to the current global community but for future generations.
|
|
Because the hatred of Jews does not only exist at synagogue.
|
|
Not only was the organ reattached, but it was completely functional.
|
|
For the industry at large, though, it's not only about exposure.
|
|
Not only of dealing with people, but of coming with results.
|
|
That not only vindicates those sceptical of Mr Trump's legislative prowess.
|
|
That is just not only inaccurate and false, but it's dangerous.
|
|
He not only agreed but lit the second-night candles himself.
|
|
But not only is this cruel, it's also illegal in China.
|
|
And, not only that, but the point is typically moot anyway.
|
|
" Ad Age writer Anthony Crupi added, "It's not only about access.
|
|
Derma E has one that not only hydrates but also brightens.
|
|
Not only that, but Deadpool knows he's a comic book character.
|
|
Not only from Charlie but also from his friends and manager.
|
|
"I'm not only doing it for Andrew," McDowell told The Hour.
|
|
It's not only the domestic violence accusations that could shadow Oldman.
|
|
The technology developed at NASA is used not only for astronauts.
|
|
Wayne's hook not only made the song—it redefined the era.
|
|
Indeed, real workplace friendships are not only possible, they are common.
|
|
And it's not only in politics, it's the media as well.
|
|
Not only that, but Warhol also shot some of Beard's footage.
|
|
Not only were people eager to give, they were also quick.
|
|
Emotionally involving people like that is not only powerful, but needed.
|
|
Not only how artists make work, but where artists make work.
|
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These works are not only united by form, color, and abstraction.
|
|
But of course, it's not only about convenience — it's about connections.
|
|
Frank not only builds from those innovations but inverts their signifiers.
|
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This translation change is not only emotionally meaningful but dramatically so.
|
|
Franken took direct aim at not only Sessions, but Texas Sen.
|
|
Not only does coffee lift people up, it brings people together.
|
|
Be kind not only to your friends, but also your enemies.
|
|
Journalists not only keep citizens informed but they hold leaders accountable.
|
|
It's not only physical space that limits us; time does, too.
|
|
"[The money is] not only for their activist work," Bazant says.
|
|
"That door is not only closed, it's sealed," the insider added.
|
|
They're not only comfy; they're also easy to move around in.
|
|
It's not only fair, but necessary to prioritize emission-lowering innovations.
|
|
It is fascinating, not only for the dismissive attitude toward Pruitt.
|
|
Not only is it painless, but it's a snap to use.
|
|
Not only is he from my hometown, but he's also Lebanese.
|
|
But the trial is not only significant to the mobile giant.
|
|
But it's not only that his research contributions advanced the field.
|
|
Not only do you have to exhibit symptoms of depression — i.e.
|
|
That's true not only between countries but within them as well.
|
|
It's not only the markets that are nervous about Fed policy.
|
|
Today, I not only regret what happened, but I condemn it.
|
|
"It's not only okay, but you should, especially moms," Philipps says.
|
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This is not only ridiculous, but it&aposs very expensive Laura.
|
|
He had to convince not only his parents but also mine.
|
|
If you subscribe, you not only get unlimited access to WIRED.
|
|
Johnson is seeking not only damages, but restoration of his account.
|
|
It's not only hotel policy, but also the promise she made.
|
|
Our bond is deep not only culturally but spiritually as well.
|
|
But it's not only about the amount of wealth they have.
|
|
Not only are those stereotypes offensive and boring, but they're ahistorical.
|
|
Not only does no one believe Anna, but she doubts herself.
|
|
That's not only simplification, that's carrying a bigger stick as well.
|
|
Not only does that seem futile, but frankly, it's no fun.
|
|
Yet the passengers are not only vendors; they are also customers.
|
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Not only did I get pregnant, but my pregnancy was viable.
|
|
Not only that, the music video game has changed a lot.
|
|
And for 30 years I've somehow not only survived, but thrived.
|
|
But the struggle will not only be inside the Socialist Party.
|
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Water is vital not only for food and domestic well-being.
|
|
Dodging advances from men is not only tiring; often it's frightening.
|
|
Not only did he nail our question, but he's got props.
|
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Or, I should say do not only connect in those ways.
|
|
These dangerous realities make condom innovation not only important, but essential.
|
|
They not only operate a market but compete in it too.
|
|
But "Wade in the Water" is not only a political book.
|
|
And the challenge is faced by many countries, not only Egypt.
|
|
"My dad not only encouraged me, he empowered me," she said.
|
|
That was evidence of not only Julian's power as an artist.
|
|
They earned not only respect but also admiration for the country.
|
|
It is not only about solidarity; it is about self-interest.
|
|
In this he is not only unlucky, but also self-defeating.
|
|
Potency not only makes smuggling easier: it makes dealing more profitable.
|
|
Not only that, it looked amazing perched on the singer's shoulders.
|
|
Not only are LGN cells scarce—they can't do much either.
|
|
Not only is Issa's vibe killed, Tiffany's seating arrangement is ruined.
|
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This not only hints at the fragility of Mr Macron's vote.
|
|
Coughlin's fastidious ways rubbed not only his players the wrong way.
|
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And it's an appearance that's not only muscular, but also thin.
|
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The saddle not only disperses pressure, but also significantly improves breathability.
|
|
Not only that, they could get larger, more energy-efficient homes.
|
|
Wine in Porto is not only cheap, but it's incredibly strong.
|
|
It not only taught bright young people from around the empire.
|
|
But it's not only the sweet scent that's winning us over.
|
|
Such a proposal is not only morally but also constitutionally iffy.
|
|
Not only Macy's and Kohl's — but also J.C. Penney and Nordstrom.
|
|
So not only does testosterone fall, but prolactin in men rises.
|
|
But it's not [only] Chrissy Teigen, who is famous, [getting blocked].
|
|
This is something we have to not only understand but accept.
|
|
Someone who not only controlled the "big capital" but embodied it.
|
|
So, we're not only getting the film, but a TV series.
|
|
But it's not only about teaching him, it's about showing him.
|
|
Gigafactories not only produce those batteries, they're also powered by them.
|
|
British exporters compete on quality and customer service not only price.
|
|
Not only is it convenient, but it's good for the environment.
|
|
It gives you experience, and not only in the resume sense.
|
|
His behaviour was not only lewd and offensive but also shocking.
|
|
Companies should not only commit to standing up to Chinese bullying.
|
|
Not only with respect to Ukraine, but a lot of countries.
|
|
So, not only are Dr Hayashi's creations viable, they are fertile.
|
|
But these movies not only depend on violation—they eroticize it.
|
|
It's not only moral and common courtesy, but it's verbal assault.
|
|
They not only completed the job but waterproofed the building too.
|
|
The company not only sources funding, it also matches potential hires.
|
|
Such policies will not only damage America, but also the world.
|
|
And battery fires do not only affect electric bikes and scooters.
|
|
They not only thought and wrote about, but also practised, politics.
|
|
It's not only companies that are trying to enlist young voters.
|
|
Not only that, but she seemingly always gets what she's after.
|
|
The CFPB demonstrated not only Warren's genius but her political savvy.
|
|
So you're not only supporting Twitch… you're supporting us [creators] too.
|
|
She not only believes in them but considers them her friends.
|
|
Not only that, he proposed doubling the number of green cards.
|
|
Not only does the upcoming animated musical look charming — it's groundbreaking.
|
|
Not only did Jane's post go viral, so did its responses.
|
|
Not only that, it actually made me better at the game.
|
|
Not only are doctors inadequately prepared, they may be feeling discontented.
|
|
Not only that, but it was a very 21st century war.
|
|
Not only are they close quarters, but it's a recycled air.
|
|
But the pay gap persists, not only in Maryland but everywhere.
|
|
"They're not only hiring you for your skills," Gordon tells CNBC.
|
|
It's not only the pattern of behavior that is the same.
|
|
In fact, not only are they painted, they're actually physically sculpted.
|
|
Collisions are not only more explosive, they also happen more often.
|
|
Not only are the pizzas guilt-free, they are also gorgeous.
|
|
"It's not only found money, it's my found money, " she said.
|
|
Not only that, but she dared "steal" Arie from another contestant.
|
|
It's not only dieters who ask this question; it's researchers, too.
|
|
Such steps would not only be more humane than terrorising migrants.
|
|
And it's not only YouTube that the president is proficient in.
|
|
And not only service, it would be — I don't know — integrity.
|
|
And we think we were not only working on the retail.
|
|
It is not only storms and floods that are a threat.
|
|
Not only that, but the risks rise as the world warms.
|
|
Eating Steak Doubledillas in bed is not only allowed, but encouraged.
|
|
This is not only wrong, but it could have deadly consequences.
|
|
Not only is it really pretty, it's only six dollars. Score!
|
|
Today's not only a Tuesday and a Circuit Breaker Live day.
|
|
There's a decent chance it's not only mysterious but also malicious.
|
|
For Putin, stopping Clinton is not only an important strategic goal.
|
|
Trump's attacks have not only targeted Clinton but also her husband.
|
|
Not only is that incredibly wasteful, it's terrible for the environment.
|
|
"PTSD not only affects the person struggling with it," she says.
|
|
Not only does today's commercially approved industrial hemp contain a scant .
|
|
Not only the government bureaucrats but also Congress and the lobbyists.
|
|
It's not only stock markets that often benefit during the games.
|
|
Clinton not only talks the talk, she has walked the walk.
|
|
Not only am I her hairstylist — we're also really good friends.
|
|
Dafne Keen is not only adorable, but a wry little comedian.
|
|
Not only that, the Hawaiian comes from a very wealthy family.
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" "I am so much healthier not only physically, but also mentally.
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" She added, "This election is not only about electing a president.
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Health care is not only expensive, but almost inaccessible in 217.
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Now, on work trips he can not only call, but FaceTime.
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This appears to be not only legal, but increasingly standard practice.
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It not only contaminates water but also the fish we eat.
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Not only that, but Nathaniel called him a dick, too. Excellent.
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There are not only technical hurdles to overcome but ethical ones.
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Instagram not only remains popular, it's slightly more popular than Snapchat.
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Interestingly, this trend does not only apply to well-funded startups.
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Unfortunately, altruism was not only a human trait—it was everywhere.
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It not only impacts my weight, it impacts my body chemistry.
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The Democrats are not only heaping praise on the Empire State,
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And not only that, you can change the course of history.
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Not only were they older, there was a clear implicit hierarchy.
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But Jimmy not only fights back, he takes them both hostage.
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Not only to Indiana, but all farmers in the United States.
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Philadelphia not only freshly resentful of the party establishment, but divided
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Dicko is not only the kind of guy that fix things.
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This makes a "decentered" Olympics not only possible, but also preferable.
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It's not only important reading for anyone who cares about nature.
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Not only are the products refreshing, but the prices are too.
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Not only am I a match, I'm like a perfect match!
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It's not only China's cheap labor that Apple goes abroad for.
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Europe not only endured the last crisis, it capitalised upon it.
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Not only is she a woman (unlike 87% of Japanese parliamentarians).
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A protester is not only somebody who disrupts a board meeting.
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Not only was this illegal, but it was also really creepy.
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That would not only be immoral; it would also be dangerous.
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It is not only affecting cities but rural America as well.
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But it's not only common sense that cuts against these arguments.
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Yet such laissez-faire is not only undesirable — it is impossible.
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Not only is it Friday but it's also World Tapir Day!
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But its not only pages that Thailand is cracking down on.
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Any light pinpoints not only your location, but also the enemy's.
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But its not only industrial robots that South Korea excels in.
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Not only are they business partners, they are partners in life.
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Now we were not only dealing with teleportation, but with resurrection.
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Not only that, but he was cognizant and seemed entirely unaltered.
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Our nation's Veterans have not only earned it, they deserve it.
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Doing so not only benefits the consumer, but also the market.
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The subtle auditory affirmations are not only satisfying, they're also functional.
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It's not only been an artistic developer but a life change.
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And-- that's not only-- and companies are eager to buy, too.
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It's not only plastic recycling that is feeling the crunch, however.
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It's not only fried chicken, collard greens, and macaroni and cheese.
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Not only is that totally inappropriate and disturbing — it's also illegal.
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It was not only his first time applying for a passport.
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We are both famous—it's not only me, it's him too.
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Not only that, sexual violence is affecting their success in school.
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It's not only about giving money but working and being present.
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"It's not only tea flavor," Proctor & Gamble's Ken Zhang told NPR.
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Not only are those my words, they're even above the title.
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Not only is Ross a trailblazer herself — she's paying it forward.
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"Not only Heller, but Sandoval is a great governor," Kasich said.
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The issue has not only split political parties, but industries, too.
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But it's not only older enrollees who would see big hikes.
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But for once, this scene felt not only earned, but empowering.
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Not only does the killer not care, he doesn't hear it.
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Modern society is failing us, but not only because of mistakes.
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She's not only brilliant and charming but gorgeous inside and out.
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Selena Gomez and The Weeknd are not only inseparable ... they're attached.
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This form of care not only improves lives – it reduces costs.
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Not only that, the afterglow was linked to higher relationship satisfaction.
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And it's not only that they didn't see the other picture.
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HANNITY: So, not only did Hillary and the DNC pay Ohr.
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Ozick fulfills the critic's chief role, not only to condemn the
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He was not only in control of the planes he flew.
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Not only is Tunisia's public sector big, it is poorly run.
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After all, celebrities not only peddle commodities, but are commodities themselves.
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It took not only misogyny, but the endorsement of sexual assault.
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Not only is that line of thought insulting, it's simply wrong.
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Not only LGBTQ individuals but also their families joined the march.
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Not only was Wilson experienced, he was now the competition favorite.
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" "It jeopardizes not only investigations, but puts peoples' lives in jeopardy.
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Domestic violence, Caro shows, is not only the prelude to horror,
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But it's not only Chet who seems more insufferable than usual.
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Not only were you our comedy Godmother, you are my mother.
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This is not only an issue of the rights people have.
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Boundaries are important not only in relationships but with yourself, too.
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But Mrs Clinton's speech was not only aimed at wavering Republicans.
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It's not only us, it's everybody saying, it everybody says it.
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That means not only keeping his promises but going beyond them.
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It's not only a distraction, but it makes you feel inundated.
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We've learnt that voter suppression affects not only people of colour.
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Dascha Polanco: It works because it's not only women, it's stories.
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It is not only Europe that is drawing in its horns.
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Not only that, but the city is always full of hustle.
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Not only should we be peaceful, but now we should unite??
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Not only is this kind of video experimentation expected, it's encouraged.
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"Not only were they weak, but they were afraid," he continued.
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It pulls not only at our galaxy, but at others nearby.
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Not only do we hide from monsters, we hide behind them.
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The impact is not only on service members and their families.
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Not only is he free: They've also reinstated his & family's visa!
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Not only that, there's as much mistrust inside their own networks.
|
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She not only wanted to see, she needed to be seen.
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Lawmakers said the practice was not only abusive, but also costly.
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Trade agreements must not only be balanced, but also be enforced.
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"I'm not only going to lay out a report," Gowdy said.
|
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Not only was it tasty, but it was also surprisingly juicy.
|
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Soylent will not only save me time, it'll save me money.
|
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Children are not only targets - they are also used as weapons.
|
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This is not only the definition of insanity — it is deadly.
|
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Being different, weird and unique was not only encouraged but celebrated.
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Now, I'm right, not only as a fighter, but me personally.
|
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The Baltic states are not only allies in the defense sector.
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The song not only recognises that, but it celebrates it too.
|
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The fifth was not only a disappointment, but a train wreck.
|
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Watching the on-stage content is not only informative, but emotional.
|
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It is not only tone, but variation in tone, that matters.
|
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A pit-filled pie not only sounds unpleasant, but downright treacherous.
|
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Sex is not only prohibited outside of marriage, but rarely discussed.
|
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That can reduce not only accidents, but also stress and arguments.
|
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The objections to these laws are not only about officer safety.
|
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Not only a licensed professional but an expert in her field.
|
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Not only was Nehlen's narrative wrong, his political calculus was flawed.
|
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It divided not only Berlin and Germany, but the whole world.
|
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"Not only is it recoverable, it has to recover," Blankfein said.
|
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U.S. unilateral action is not only working to improve our economy.
|
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This statement is not only incorrect, the exact opposite is true.
|
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The Point: The 2018 election was not only a Democratic wave.
|
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"For automotive business, it's not only about the ownership," Shen said.
|
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"The Brazen Age" not only tells stories but also channels voices.
|
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The relentless power cuts are not only affecting how businesses operate.
|
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"This debate is not only damaging but also superfluous," said Schaeuble.
|
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The newly powerful Democrats will not only limit Trump's legislative ambitions.
|
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Every single one of them not only finished the season above .
|
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"The problem for Arch is not only debt reorganization," he said.
|
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Not only that, but the ball is still in their court.
|
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Brazil is not only a hot spot for athletes right now.
|
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Not only was the gun buyback program ineffective, it was unnecessary.
|
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It's not only the shortage of natural gas that's causing problems.
|
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He's dividing not only American society, but he's dividing two nations.
|
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Tillerson not only has ties to Russia, he is Putin's friend.
|
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"This would have been picked up not only nationally, but internationally."
|
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We are excited to not only be a part of Amazon.
|
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It was a symbol of not only hope, but of strength.
|
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She spoke not only of her beauty but of her brains.
|
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Not only have I subscribed to many of them — from Play!
|
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And by Muilenburg's account, not only the stock has been strong.
|
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Not only did we empower the people, the people empowered us.
|
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Puig is not only the first gold medalist from Puerto Rico.
|
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It not only benefits SEO, it also improves read-through rates.
|
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But it's not only large-scale catastrophes that threaten our coasts.
|
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Not only is he not cooperating, but he's actually being critical.
|
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I think the players not only respect her, they trust her.
|
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Clearly, haste not only makes waste but also very bad law.
|
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The swipe was not only misleading, but confounding given the instigator.
|
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Not only could it happen, it appears that it will happen.
|
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That not only is substantively difficult but a political challenge, too.
|
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Trilobites Jupiter's Great Red Spot is not only big and red.
|
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Reform would bring not only more fairness, but also fiscal benefits.
|
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Obviously a letdown, not only for myself, but for the team.
|
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Kids now were not only different but lucky, the woman thought.
|
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Encyclopedia needed not only to explicate the most advanced knowledge of
|
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That is not only demonstrably unprofessional and unethical, but potentially criminal.
|
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These calls to action not only interrupt us, they cause stress.
|
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Not only is much of this unnecessary, it undercuts U.S. security.
|
|
This is happening in state after state, not only in Alabama.
|
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A multitasking meteorologist Not only can she do the weather report.
|
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The effects are not only being felt by saltwater recreational anglers.
|
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"Coding is not only problem solving, coding is expression," she said.
|
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"He was not only thinking differently but moving forward," she said.
|
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So she not only got that money, she got it forever.
|
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These values are not only Sikh, they are also distinctly American.
|
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Scully, 88, is not only greeted by umpires on the field.
|
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It is not only happening in the Tampa Bay area, either.
|
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Not only that, but sellers might be able to raise prices.
|
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It's famous not only in Europe, but in the whole world.
|
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Sanitary belts were not only more practical, they were more liberating.
|
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Protesters say the response is not only outsized, but also racist.
|
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This not only streamlines services, but provides them at lower fees.
|
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Furthermore, not only is our judgment questionable, it's a moving target.
|
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Called xerostomia, dry mouth is not only unpleasant but potentially harmful.
|
|
Not only does incompetence equal innocence, but also paranoia is exculpatory.
|
|
Chris not only showed as scheduled, but earned co-MVP honors.
|
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Every company monetizes differently — not only how and what, but when.
|
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Not only is evidence of broad-based support for Cruz lacking
|
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Not only that, but Amazon threw in a couple of upgrades.
|
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We not only think that's a big business opportunity for us.
|
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Not only are we female athletes, but we're dating as well.
|
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Not only are the communications poor, but the troops are depleted.
|
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The sanctions effort is not only futile, it's counterproductive and dangerous.
|
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They should not only entertain, but they should also be educational.
|
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For Mexico, it is not only about pride or political correctness.
|
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"It's not only the moment, it's him," Rosen said of O'Rourke.
|
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Tollett has not only husbanded the landscape; he has branded it.
|
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Not only that, wouldn't we wonder about the future of Starwood?
|
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Not only doesn't it deploy "phrases derogatory to women" or—wha?
|
|
But see, it was not only the pressure that failure brings.
|
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Not only do I hate the photos, I hate the posing.
|
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And it's not only a pride thing, it's a financial thing.
|
|
But it's not only the number of people that have gone.
|
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Scientific reasoning not only won the day, but also the future.
|
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Future versions will not only include additional cars, but additional interactivity.
|
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"Not only is it disheartening, it's painful," said Mayor Catherine Pugh.
|
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Not only was my abortion mundane, it made my life better.
|
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Jim not only loved American politics, he was a fierce partisan.
|
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Not only does he need counseling, the whole house needs counseling.
|
|
Not only are they ridiculously talented, they've already had tremendous success.
|
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Not only that, but he doesn't want to be around me.
|
|
In terms of dating, lying is not only standard, but encouraged.
|
|
These practices are not only unfair, but likely violate students' rights.
|
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"It's not only about injuries, it's also about pain," says Hawkins.
|
|
Not only their service weapon but their access to personal weapons.
|
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Not only was he not doing it ... there was no law.
|
|
It looks like this: It's not only read receipts coming, though.
|
|
Not only did MLB win the ratings—it wasn't even close.
|
|
However, it's not only e-commerce platforms that have been affected.
|
|
But it's not only VC's who sometimes don't get her vision.
|
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That is just not only inaccurate and false but it's dangerous.
|
|
But it is not only Chile's geography that has isolated it.
|
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And not only him, a few other cats in my generation.
|
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A reality this twisted not only resists satire, it cannibalizes it.
|
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Not only will Obama announce another round of endorsements before Nov.
|
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The jolting development highlighted not only the intersecting lives of Mrs.
|
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The argument is not only specious, but hazardous to your health.
|
|
She not only made it to Australia, she survived the war.
|
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These dangers exist not only abroad, but in our own homeland.
|
|
Not only is it very big, but it's also very busy.
|
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Not only was it sooner than I expected, but easier too!
|
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"Protecting children from air pollution not only benefits children," Lake added.
|
|
With a regulatory vision that is not only driven by economists.
|
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Golf carts are, of course, not only used by the wealthy.
|
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But things get awkward when it's not only wrong, but weird.
|
|
It has not only made feminists more aware of the legal
|
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It's not only easy to use and clean but also nonreactive.
|
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It's not only children putting caregiving demands on urban Chinese women.
|
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She was not only competent; she was, at least outwardly, calm.
|
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In Veracruz, the missing are not only buried in secret graves.
|
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Biden sounded not only presidential but also like a gracious winner.
|
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Not only that: We might think we've seen it all before.
|
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Let us not only see ourselves, but let others see us.
|
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I not only believed in the supernatural, but actively feared it.
|
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The result has left not only Spain, but Catalonia itself divided.
|
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Not only is that not necessary anymore, many consider it impossible.
|
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The hostility could prove not only counter-productive, but also dangerous.
|
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Delegitimizing Islam threatens not only people of faith, but all Americans.
|
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"It not only helps players coming back from injury," Nelson said.
|
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They weren't afraid to not only rock but to pop too.
|
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This silence not only affects civil suits but also criminal suits.
|
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" He wrote: "This view is not only superficial, it is wrong.
|
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He is licensed in Delaware and Maryland, not only in Delaware.
|
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But these films show not only rescues but also changing attitudes.
|
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That idea is not only completely absurd, it is pretty sexist.
|
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Not only was the weaponry involved made in Iran, they say.
|
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They characterized his conduct as not only legal, but entirely reasonable.
|
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This lopsided awareness holds not only for institutions but for individuals.
|
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Not only does Hillary deserve a break but so does Chelsea.
|
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It's not only the plant's mammoth scale that has attracted attention.
|
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It is not only an intellectual challenge, it's a discipline challenge.
|
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His protestations of innocence have raised questions not only about Mrs.
|
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And that's not only worth talking about, but shouting about too.
|
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She was not only the fourth, but a girl at that.
|
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Not only do you have to choose a general color — teal!
|
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I thought we were close, not only because of the job.
|
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"I was not only physically but emotionally exhausted," Mr. Corbé said.
|
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Not only will it help open the doors for better representation.
|
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So not only have the facts been against the government's position.
|
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It's a benefit not only for Hong Kong, but global racing.
|
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Indeed, in the era of Trump, greed is not only good.
|
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Dancing in drag was not only uncommon, it was also perilous.
|
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"Stars are not only beautiful to look at," Gillingham reminds us.
|
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The creation of hybrid mammoths is not only a technical issue.
|
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And not only was it fantastical, it was also extraordinarily counterproductive.
|
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The civil rights movement involved not only adults, but children, too.
|
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This involves not only yourself, but also your family and parents.
|
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"There is not only a duality, but a tension," he said.
|
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And yet, somehow, some way, Day not only survived, he thrived.
|
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Lying is not only normal; it's also a sign of intelligence.
|
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Lowell and Bidart are not only influential but also deeply affecting.
|
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Not only that, but it comes with an 18-month warranty.
|
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Not only does the way tasks change, but people do too.
|
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Not only was I psychologically addicted, I was also physically dependent.
|
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"It's not only the streets that are the problem," she said.
|
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And we will not only thank you, we will pay you.
|
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That has to change, and not only for this particular deal.
|
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Disney's Mulan is not only visually stunning, it is absolutely magical.
|
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I not only loved the work, but I loved the man.
|
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The Logitech K840 not only satisfies those conditions, but exceeds them.
|
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Not only at the city level but at the state level.
|
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Segregated hotels turned her away, and not only in the South.
|
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And the new ones not only look good — they're comfortable, too.
|
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Not only stronger mentally but stronger physically and healthier as well.
|
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Not only will we succeed, we'll do it loudly and proudly.
|
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Trump not only doesn't respect women, he doesn't even hear women.
|
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The blazes not only seem to be getting bigger, but faster.
|
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Not only that, but Linden was running out of real estate.
|
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Not only #MelaniaLovesTrudeau, the entire feminine population can't resist him actually.
|
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Not only is it happening globally, even in the United States.
|
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And not only are you against me, but you are dangerous.
|
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Not only the mother, but the father, the grandfather, the babies.
|
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It is not only the teams that benefit from technical partnerships.
|
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It's a matter of not only justice, but societal self-defense.
|
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It's not only in front of a crowd that laughter matters.
|
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Acting is not only what you send, but what you receive.
|
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His father not only dreamed things up, he made them happen.
|
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"Julia de Burgos not only spoke her reality," Sáez Burgos said.
|
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Not only is the laptop bright, but so is its display.
|
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This not only streamlines things; it actually makes them more accurate.
|
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Self-censorship is not only common; it is often the standard.
|
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Laying the blame on games is not only shortsighted, it's unrealistic.
|
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This proposed law is not only economically senseless but also cruel.
|
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" Not only that, but his opponent "shouldn't be allowed to run.
|
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But it's not only the past that exerts a gravitational pull.
|
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"It's not only safe to do that, it's recommended," he said.
|
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It's not only the physical dangers that threaten the sport's future.
|
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It's not only the numbers that should turn Democrats' blood cold.
|
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But it's not only in Islamist terror that it finds expression.
|
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"It's not only doctors," the head of their association told me.
|
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Sir Oliver's amendment has not only destroyed this all-important momentum.
|
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Not only did the staining improve, but so did his beard.
|
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It's not only important in China, it's important the United States.
|
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Whatever it concludes, the investigation is not only justified but essential.
|
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This logic does not only apply to hair salons or dentists.
|
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Not only that, players don't control a character inside the game.
|
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Not only because of Colombia but because of our geographical location.
|
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Brexit not only destabilized Britain, but the European Union as well.
|
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"It's not only the usual suspects," he said of PAMM's patrons.
|
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Leaks involve the release of unauthorized information — not only classified information.
|
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Certainly the notion of exceptionalism is not only a political slogan.
|
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Not only that, but they want the field itself to shift.
|
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The meanings that flow from ballet are not only about gender.
|
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It's not only Splatoon but most types of games, shows, etc.
|
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Maintaining eye contact not only exudes confidence but also builds trust.
|
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It's not only that people believe the economy is strong, either.
|
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But we should not only think about people coming in Rio.
|
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What he said is not only embarrassing; it's dangerous and irresponsible.
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