" Not only that, "He's going super fast on it.
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Not only that, but the winner had organized the contest.
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By this I mean not only that everything in his
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Not only that, we came back to tell the tale!
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Not only that, she also hoped to steer his promise.
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And not only that, you have a program that works.
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Not only that, but I didn't know much about grief.
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Not only that, but the button protrudes from the side.
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Not only that, but Amma was also friends with Ann.
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Not only that, but literally nobody else could get in.
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Not only that, but they're filled with technology that works.
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And not only that – the guy can't act at all.
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Not only that, but my cleavage was looking damn good.
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Not only that, it's not just any old government experience.
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Not only that, but opportunities are limited in women's boxing.
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Not only that, but it's the greatest thing about them.
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It's not only that Donald Trump is a bad president.
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Not only that, but with sanitation the market is steady.
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Not only that, but they continue moving towards our party.
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It's not only that heavy social media users are sadder.
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But not only that, we've got to strengthen black institutions.
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Not only that, but every lap of every race matters.
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And not only that, but I really did mean it.
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And, not only that, but the point is typically moot anyway.
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Not only that, but Deadpool knows he's a comic book character.
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Not only that, but Warhol also shot some of Beard's footage.
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But it's not only that his research contributions advanced the field.
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Not only that, the music video game has changed a lot.
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Not only that, it looked amazing perched on the singer's shoulders.
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Not only that, they could get larger, more energy-efficient homes.
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Not only that, but she seemingly always gets what she's after.
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Not only that, he proposed doubling the number of green cards.
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Not only that, it actually made me better at the game.
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Not only that, but it was a very 21st century war.
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Not only that, but she dared "steal" Arie from another contestant.
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Not only that, but the risks rise as the world warms.
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Not only that, the Hawaiian comes from a very wealthy family.
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Not only that, but Nathaniel called him a dick, too. Excellent.
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And not only that, you can change the course of history.
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Not only that, but he was cognizant and seemed entirely unaltered.
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Not only that, sexual violence is affecting their success in school.
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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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Not only that, but the city is always full of hustle.
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Not only that, there's as much mistrust inside their own networks.
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Not only that, but the ball is still in their court.
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Not only that, but sellers might be able to raise prices.
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Not only that, but Amazon threw in a couple of upgrades.
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Not only that, wouldn't we wonder about the future of Starwood?
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Not only that, but he doesn't want to be around me.
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Not only that: We might think we've seen it all before.
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Not only that, but it comes with an 18-month warranty.
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Not only that, but Linden was running out of real estate.
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" Not only that, but his opponent "shouldn't be allowed to run.
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Not only that, players don't control a character inside the game.
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Not only that, but they want the field itself to shift.
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It's not only that people believe the economy is strong, either.
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Not only that, but this bill preys on the most vulnerable!
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I think that not only that, but we've also ramped internationally.
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Not only that, but we began to engage in inspired conversation.
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Not only that, it opened up several professional opportunities for me.
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Not only that, he's bound to do so again in 2020.
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But yeah, happiness is engagement and not only that, longevity, right?
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Not only that, but the apps are more reliable and faster too.
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Not only that, but neutrinos can even change between three different identities.
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PIERRO: And not only that he celebrated his birthday this week to.
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Not only that he&aposs smarter, richer, he has a better apartment.
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Not only that — as the documentary shows, she was also a liar.
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Not only that, but Android Oreo comes with 56 brand new characters.
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Not only that, but the iPhone 7 in particular looks truly underwhelming.
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Not only that, but various forces channel patients into more expensive drugs.
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Not only that, but Portman will star alongside Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie.
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Not only that, but they can do it more efficiently than humans.
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Not only that, but they crawl back into their hole on command.
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Not only that, Craig Barratt, CEO of Google Access, is stepping down.
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Not only that, but the federal government helps them cut in line.
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Not only that, the activity of some of these genes actually increased.
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Not only that, but they give better-quality help than we expect.
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Not only that, Nissan says the seats are lighter and more comfortable.
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Not only that, but machine learning can help having context-appropriate conversations.
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Not only that, it&aposs written by a New York Times reporter.
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Not only that -- let&aposs remember how this whole thing got started.
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Not only that, but she has a very specific go-to outfit.
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Not only that: this part of us long outlasts our teenage years.
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Not only that, but it has interesting characters and a compelling plot.
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Not only that, but their defensive rebound rate is practically identical, too.
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Not only that, but the Challenger Series league is being completely transformed.
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Not only that, our stress levels are now at a historic high.
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Not only that, but the diet isn't proven to cure yeast infections.
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Not only that, they'll be making a $75,000 donation to Girls Inc.
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It's not only that they don't understand the nuances of Palestinian politics.
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Not only that, but it produces its own oxygen as it burns.
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Not only that, you worked with your sister under the "monster" name.
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Not only that, but he was apparently racially profiled while attending Coachella.
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Not only that, but Firefox actively prevents websites from tracking your habits.
|
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Liebman argued not only that religion and psychiatry are compatible, but that
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And not only that, he even backs it up with some math.
|
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The research of an individual, of a company, but not only that.
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Not only that, but Mr. Musk seems keen on improving SolarCity's product.
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And not only that but to have it happen on Father's Day.
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Not only that, but she sometimes made them around the same time.
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Not only that, but the market is now moving on from China.
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None. And not only that, they're about energy — they're all energy models.
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Not only that, he also tested positive for opiates in his bloodstream.
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And not only that -- if you take a look, intellectual property theft.
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Not only that, but the game was being played at Golden State.
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Not only that, they are trusted and respected by the American public.
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Not only that, but the clues were vague enough to be challenging.
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Not only that, it can be uncomfortable to breathe in dry air.
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Not only that, two other engineers were threatening to go with him.
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Not only that, it can be uncomfortable to breathe in dry air.
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Not only that, but Rosenthal said Romano didn't really want to go.
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Not only that, I was allowing her to take care of me.
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Not only that, it accused agency officials of lying about its results.
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Not only that, it accused agency officials of lying about its results.
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And it's not only that fewer people sign up from underserved communities.
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Not only that, you revise it, because it's a moving thing, right?
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"Millions around the world saying clearly, not only that they want change, not only that decision-makers must change - but they want them to be accountable," Guterres said at a separate youth climate summit he hosted on Saturday.
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Not only that, but Tony Hale (Buster Bluth) will be playing James Monroe.
|
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Not only that, but Harry and crew would easily take down a Demogorgon.
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Not only that, they'd be the studio's first Latina characters to do so.
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Not only that - her attitude - and we had a real problem with her.
|
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Not only that, she seems to be the second coming of Wolverine himself.
|
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" He added: "Not only that -- people in positions of privilege covered it up.
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Not only that, but Starbucks has often championed progressive causes under his watch.
|
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Not only that, but she's playing an openly queer freakin' superhero to boot.
|
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Not only that, though — it set a record for the entire Ocean's series.
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Not only that, but Microsoft has demonstrated sample technology to retailers like Walmart.
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Not only that, it leads to ingrowns, which darken the area over time.
|
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Not only that, the structure, sequence, and organization of the implementation looked similar.
|
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Not only that, but it's a great glam pose with friend Stella Bulochnikov.
|
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Not only that, but the Stranger Things kids will make appearances as well.
|
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Not only that — her attitude — and we had a real problem with her.
|
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Not only that but you can make sure everyone else sees you, too.
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Not only that but it's currently on offer at better than half-price.
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Not only that, her attitude, and we had a real problem with her.
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Not only that, but Northern Ireland was very much looking to the future.
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Not only that, they actually feel good to do — not painful or uncomfortable.
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Not only that, he discovered his wife is pregnant, expecting his first child.
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And not only that, but they're immune for the rest of their lives.
|
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Not only that, but none of the returned animals seemed altered at all.
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Not only that, but she'll be matched up against other reality TV veterans.
|
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Not only that but Spicer has never been in the Trump inner circle.
|
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Not only that, but McGee himself had his own stack of dollar bills.
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And not only that, you don't have to work for Intel or ARM.
|
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Not only that, atheists and agnostics were more likely to believe in aliens.
|
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Not only that, in the morning, before my coffee, I can anticipate it.
|
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Not only that, females have an edge over males in another important way.
|
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Not only that, the usage of the popular disappearing Stories feature is up.
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Not only that, but I remembered how much I'd always wanted to write.
|
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Not only that, the cover stars open up in intimate and revealing interviews.
|
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Not only that, but Bullock delivered our favorite acceptance speech of the night.
|
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Not only that, but the crowd in attendance was given little to do.
|
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Yes, absolutely—and not only that, they use an off-the-shelf version.
|
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Not only that, but O'Donnell and Trump have feuded for some time now.
|
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Not only that, but a variable annuity just isn't right for certain customers.
|
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Not only that, Jackson also has an interesting background in his own right.
|
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Not only that, but there is so much to do all the time.
|
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Not only that, Bossland would have to pay $174,872 of Blizzard's legal fees.
|
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And not only that, it's a concert you can take your kids to.
|
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Not only that, but you stop treating members of the community as such.
|
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Not only that, but no successful leader I've met carries that weight around.
|
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Not only that, but he's been squandering her fortune as well as his.
|
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Not only that a man who is a father, a husband and responsible.
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Not only that, they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming.
|
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"Not only that, I think a lot of these are foreigners," DeSantis said.
|
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Not only that, but ERNEST HEMINGWAY just happened to be 15 letters long!
|
|
But the problem is not only that the deal was a bad one.
|
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Not only that: She wants them to understand the culture of investment banking.
|
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Not only that, she's going to play an important role in their choir.
|
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It's not only that you lose power, but you can't really control it.
|
|
Not only that, many smart TVs come with a camera and a microphone.
|
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"It's not only that they don't support us, they're against us," she said.
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Not only that, I think it's going to happen sooner than we think.
|
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Not only that, but they think he's been doing this at other colleges.
|
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Not only that, but the new cells could also be better for the environment.
|
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Not only that; her mother taught her the art of making lots of things.
|
|
Not only that, but it was something people would use instead of those alternatives.
|
|
Not only that, their mood improved: They reported feeling less tired and more energetic.
|
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Not only that, but she thinks Wonder Woman should have a woman love interest.
|
|
Not only that, the Shaq Fu sequel is a bit racist, sexist, and homophobic.
|
|
Not only that, but the space for LGBTQ activism has shrunk in recent years.
|
|
Not only that, it can do a top speed of 93 mph as well.
|
|
Not only that, but they may not even have a local political reporter anymore.
|
|
It was not only that, but you also worked with them to oppose busing.
|
|
It was not only that I was there but that I found the shell.
|
|
And not only that, scientists may have figured out why trips last so long.
|
|
These teenagers are not helpless victims of a sick society, or not only that.
|
|
Not only that, but the two fictional characters also have some similar personality traits.
|
|
Not only that, but we're also spending longer in our relationships before getting married.
|
|
PIRRO: And not only that... NETANYAHU: I say, get out of this bad deal.
|
|
Not only that, the ingredients themselves might not work as well in mask form.
|
|
Not only that, but they have Kylie's signature drip design on the product itself.
|
|
Not only that, the film has provided another link between Thompson and her family.
|
|
Not only that, but the drug also made participants less bothered by social rejection.
|
|
Not only that, but she's also the youngest self-made billionaire, according to Forbes.
|
|
The greater risk The danger is not only that they kill and spread fear.
|
|
Not only that, but we live for new brand offerings and new brands, altogether.
|
|
Not only that, it can also guess the non-visible parts of the face.
|
|
Not only that, but the intelligence chiefs complained to their friends on Capitol Hill.
|
|
Not only that, but there's that Harry Potter reference in the fantastic opening song.
|
|
Not only that, but Suri Cruise turned out to be, like, the cutest ever.
|
|
Not only that—he ended up on the wrong end of a killer highlight.
|
|
Not only that, VPA uses strings of batteries rather than one large battery pack.
|
|
Not only that, but it also aids in improving back pain and pregnancy discomfort.
|
|
Not only that, Gonzales had photo receipts for anyone who thought this was fake.
|
|
Not only that, he is also a social conservative with an anti-LGBTQ record.
|
|
Not only that, a majority of voters, 82%, want legislation protecting Dreamers from deportation.
|
|
Not only that, most Latinos do not care whether a political candidate speaks Spanish.
|
|
Not only that - this administration built on their "zero tolerance" policy earlier this month.
|
|
Not only that, they rejected state lawmakers' attempt to delay the experiment until 2021.
|
|
Not only that, but the housing market in a coastal city is pretty hot.
|
|
Not only that, she staked a position on Kim Kardashian's recent nude selfie controversy.
|
|
Not only that, but the Stark's trump card, Wun Wun the giant, is dead.
|
|
Not only that: Robots can go places we can't, like Aleppo or the Oscars.
|
|
Not only that, but the latter was developed in a fascinating and inspiring way.
|
|
Not only that, but more and more people are playing games on their phones.
|
|
Not only that, sous vide cookers are better and more affordable than ever before.
|
|
Not only that, but to allow one to settle privately represents a public hazard.
|
|
And not only that, they had a bunch of dirty tricks to do so.
|
|
Not only that, he was willing to push hard to help us get it.
|
|
It's not only that squeaky wheel but the sunflower seed that gets the grease.
|
|
Not only that, but President Trump will take a hit on U.S. economic competitiveness.
|
|
And not only that, he offers them three meals a day and iPhone 22016s.
|
|
Not only that, swearing also made participants feel like the pain wasn't as intense.
|
|
And it matters not only that this happens, but which forces those will be.
|
|
Not only that, but you also can&apost cash them in throughout the year.
|
|
"Not only that, I will mention it at the UN and every international meeting."
|
|
Not only that, but I think that, rhythm-wise, this one's hard to beat.
|
|
Critics argue not only that it is gratuitous but also that it is unconstitutional.
|
|
It's not only that she hits all the notes and she hits them powerfully.
|
|
Not only that but no psychological pain would be amazing with anxiety and depression.
|
|
Not only that but they are able to be internalized by a wider audience.
|
|
And not only that — apparently, K.J. Apa and Camila Mendes were originally turned down, too.
|
|
Not only that, but the people it really happened to are featured in the movie.
|
|
Not only that, but he might take his impression a little further than 30 Rock.
|
|
Because there are a lot of your colleagues, Leon, who are saying, not only that.
|
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It's not only that we're small people that have defied the limitations of our size.
|
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And not only that, I wish you would only grasp a heart of your own.
|
|
And not only that, particularly on issues of scale, we've only seen five times this.
|
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MC: And not only that, but this election can be called illegitimate because of that.
|
|
Not only that, American Airlines took almost two months to refund the initial baggage fee.
|
|
"It is a horror movie, but it's not only that," Muschietti told the audience beforehand.
|
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"It's a show about crazy, deep intimacy, but it's not only that," Ms. Markey said.
|
|
Not only that, but Pence's email account was also compromised last year, the report reveals.
|
|
Not only that, but this coddled group also gets a tax break on their coverage.
|
|
Not only that, I put people in jail who've been the victim of sexual abuse.
|
|
Not only that, but people who have them are pretty satisfied with their sex lives.
|
|
Not only that, but if a single needs breaking, there's now an obvious deployment system.
|
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Opposed: OK. In favor: And not only that, but he was... wait, what was that?
|
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Not only that, but 12 of these countries allow the death penalty for homosexual acts.
|
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Not only that, we didn't have the money to afford the producers that we wanted.
|
|
Not only that, he's the glue that keeps a lot of the Marvel heroes together.
|
|
Not only that, he'd disappeared when the family lived in another town 45 minutes away.
|
|
Not only that, but all color is brighter and more vivid than you'd ever imagined.
|
|
Not only that, my slices looked relatively pretty, almost they like belonged in a restaurant.
|
|
Not only that, the four-door British beauty has incorporated Letv's latest speech recognition technology.
|
|
But it's not only that the Trump campaign took the bait from a hostile power.
|
|
Not only that, they are doing this to "cover up" Hillary Clinton's loss in November.
|
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NOT ONLY THAT, AS A REGULAR CONGRESSMAN BUT A SPEAKER WHICH IS JUST – RYAN: YEAH.
|
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I grew up believing not only that streets had character but that buildings had voices.
|
|
Not only that, but his father worked there, too—and his surname is actually Banks.
|
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Not only that, but the researchers suggest this water may not even be that unusual.
|
|
Not only that, but everyone else was leaving then, too — their departure helped enforce mine.
|
|
Not only that, but the company has begun retaliating against some of the Walkout organizers.
|
|
Not only that, fractional licensing is a standard practice for all fields involving intellectual properties.
|
|
And not only that, this $20 billion revenue has been generated by zero advertisement dollars.
|
|
Not only that, but the podcasts are snack-sized, clocking in at about 15 minutes.
|
|
Not only that but Dr. Diehl's PandA grids are Scrabbly and filled with fun entries.
|
|
Not only that, but in some cases recycling isn't even what's best for the environment.
|
|
Not only that, but they want a parliamentary inquiry and then they want to sue.
|
|
" "If the promise is made, the promise must be kept, but it's not only that.
|
|
Not only that, marginalized groups have fewer resources to seek justice when they are victimized.
|
|
Not only that, the band underwent lineup changes for the first time in a decade.
|
|
Not only that, it's available starting today as a free download from the Nintendo eShop.
|
|
Not only that, but the students assigned sexist traits to women when explaining their relationships.
|
|
And not only that — people were even posing for photos in front of the door.
|
|
Not only that, our position as the world leader on women's issues is at stake.
|
|
Not only that, there will likely be more competition if predicted layoffs come to fruition.
|
|
Not only that, but the demographics tend to be younger, poorer, and people of color.
|
|
Not only that, the service has faced multiple accusations in respect to inflating subscriber numbers.
|
|
It is not only that Canadian women feel emboldened by their American counterparts, she added.
|
|
Not only that, but its short existence was marked by a string of embarrassing missteps.
|
|
Not only that, you have no interest in doing so because you're relying on it.
|
|
Not only that, but millennials' priorities have shifted: They generally value experiences above physical items.
|
|
Not only that, but it can detect and track objects down to 2 centimeters across.
|
|
Not only that, most of the public had never met anyone they considered a scientist.
|
|
Not only that, he writes a crescendo with sforzando in fortissimo, which is extremely violent.
|
|
" "Not only that, we're using what we learn from these partners to shape our curriculum.
|
|
MC: Yes and not only that, but we will control it all with our mind.
|
|
And not only that, but they appear to be in their little club mocking him.
|
|
Not only that but wages were up 6463%, which is indicative of a growing economy.
|
|
It's not only that Trump is unfit to be president and that Republicans know it.
|
|
Not only that, I've produced a Recode podcast for you, my interview with Jack Dorsey.
|
|
Not only that, but only 10 percent of plastic waste in the country actually gets recycled.
|
|
Not only that, but Nintendo wasn't founded in 23 and Zelda isn't its best-selling game.
|
|
Not only that, but the President also exaggerated the number of witnesses he "allowed" to testify.
|
|
And not only that, then, China assists us in our banking sector sanctions on North Korea.
|
|
Not only that, but phones rely heavily on software processing to help produce the final photos.
|
|
Not only that but Google Assistant also taps into various Google services such as Google Maps.
|
|
Not only that but she hosted hundreds of tea parties throughout her life – imaginary of course.
|
|
Not only that, but its operating cash flow will continue to accrue and compound the problem.
|
|
Not only that, but these zero-rating practices sound innocuous but are basically paid prioritization lite.
|
|
Not only that, Bethesda announced that Blades is coming to the Nintendo Switch in fall 2019.
|
|
And not only that, they can't live natural, like natural animals that they're supposed to be.
|
|
Not only that, it'll also mark the release of WAVES, the band's final, and best, album.
|
|
Not only that, but the Instant Pot Duo is on offer in the UK right now.
|
|
"It was not only that, but you also worked with them to oppose busing," Harris said.
|
|
Not only that, but she told her brother Kevin before him, which he doesn't take well.
|
|
Not only that, but the FBI was investigating Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
|
|
The answer is not only that couples are more likely to have children, who create mess.
|
|
Not only that, but I had bingo daubed the forehead of a girl I really liked.
|
|
Not only that, Solarin is a 5.5-inch phone but weighs more than half a pound.
|
|
Not only that, Zika hijacks NPCs, turning them into factories that produce even more Zika particles.
|
|
Not only that, he directed this supposedly leaderless movement while drawing barely any attention to himself.
|
|
Not only that but if you purchase a Nespresso Original coffee machine between now and Jan.
|
|
Not only that, but the battle scenes are shot in slow motion — 120 frames per second.
|
|
Not only that, they realized, it might also give them a chance to actually arrest someone.
|
|
It was not only that the legendary boxer rejected his "slave name" of Cassius Marcellus Clay.
|
|
Not only that but, for some foods, it could even be extended to half an hour.
|
|
Not only that but, with the Nats winning 11-903, this happened: Talk about bookend performances.
|
|
Not only that, his stand comes with word balloons that you can affix dialogue stickers onto.
|
|
Not only that, but shared narratives can be catalysts for fighting injustice and creating social change.
|
|
Not only that, but he said coal would decline by more than 20 percent in 2016.
|
|
Not only that -- Martinez also scored some tickets to Kanye's upcoming tour -- not a bad day.
|
|
Not only that, you can even bet on what he will say in those 140 characters.
|
|
Not only that; they'd get to decide who counts as a journalist in the first place.
|
|
Not only that, the band is now a trio, paring things down to the bare essentials.
|
|
Not only that, all of his past operations and stations are potentially exposed as espionage operations.
|
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Not only that, but for many of us, the desire to serve continues beyond active duty.
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Not only that, but we will try to do what they did to us last year.
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We all have a camera at our disposal, and not only that, we share the images.
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The reason this a big deal is not only that this was published in the Times.
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Not only that, but you can test drive a Model S right out of the store.
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Not only that, but wealthier households tend to get much larger subsidies than middle-income homeowners.
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Not only that, but they should be able to feel like THEY could be a superhero.
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Bill Clinton's actions are deplorable, and not only that, but Hillary turns her back on them.
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Not only that, Goodwill is also taking anything that may simply remind you of your ex.
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Not only that, but hobbyist racers who aren't interested in building their own drone from components.
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Not only that, but Quibi is fronting the money for over 100 percent of the production.
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Not only that, it seems that, for him, the Wattamelon Roll is the picture of laziness.
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And not only that, but Democrats opposed to the administration barely make an issue of it.
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Not only that, but all of McCartney's guitars were left-handed, and Grohl is a righty.
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The lesson of history is not only that globalization and the populist backlash are tightly linked.
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It's not only that many think Supreme Court nominees should require 60 votes to be confirmed.
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Not only that, they provided low interest rates in order that they could mechanize their farms.
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It is not only that Mr. Browne's constricted tailoring telegraphs a struggle to manage unruly sexuality.
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"The value of congressional oversight is not only that it might uncover previous wrongdoing," he said.
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The epochal trial that followed transformed the world's understanding of the Holocaust, and not only that.
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Not only that, but it has slightly more rounded corners, and a few fancy, new finishes.
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Not only that, but the fingerprint sensor is necessary in order to authenticate Android Pay purchases.
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Not only that, the Smart Belt Pro analyzes gait speeds and patterns to help predict falls.
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Not only that, he wrote a provision that helped the bill win enough support to pass.
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Not only that: The germ-infested gas cloud is less dense than the air around it.
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Not only that, but McMann has said she was a big Nancy Drewfan as a kid.
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Not only that, but one of the tenets of my endeavor is to be less wasteful.
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And it's not only that these new members look different than how past Democratic majorities looked.
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Not only that, but the "Snapbots" appeared around the U.S. seemingly at random, with limited supply.
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Not only that, the government in Kyiv would have to announce the opening of the investigation.
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Hayes Brown: Not only that, Sondland said that many, many people were aware of the efforts.
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Not only that, but it's a sign that the surging shares have more room to run.
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Not only that, but you are essentially paying money to become complicit in the surveillance state.
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Not only that, but we have that mysterious number sequence inside the pyramid at the bottom.
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Not only that, the baby girl clocked in at 19-and-a-half inches in length.
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It's not only that none of us can truly understand what another's corporeal existence feels like.
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Not only that, players will be heading up to Heaven to kick even more ass. Finally.
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Not only that, but Apple Music has a library of 60 million songs, which is absolutely massive.
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Not only that, but Marvel Studios would be missing a huge opportunity for some sweet, sweet cash.
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Not only that, they submitted paperwork claiming they could not find Galloway when responding to the call.
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And not only that, I felt like people looked to me to represent all Indian-Americans everywhere.
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Not only that but it is currently reduced to £269 from £449.95 in the Amazon Christmas sale.
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Not only that, but many games require significant patches on release, putting their total size much higher.
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Not only that, they can increase retention, a critical step toward building a sustainable and diverse team.
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Not only that, but not being able to hide certain things also makes me feel more scared.
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Not only that, another post that had screen shot my post had over 75K shares and likes.
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Not only that, he can't really afford the gas to keep going back and forth every night.
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But I would note not only that — Marco has a long record when it comes to amnesty.
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And George said, 'Not only that, I have paid everyone's taxes so this million dollars is yours.
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Not only that, but the game is arriving today at 1PM ET on the Switch digital store.
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Not only that, a team of experienced chefs and master bakers begin the baking at 3 a.m.
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Not only that, but Ivanka Trump's now set to get her own office in the West Wing.
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Not only that, but she's a major advocate against body shaming, writing this amazing Lenny Letter essay.
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" Not only that, but the Kelmer and his wife were gifted two personalized Eagles jerseys reading "Mr.
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Not only that—your genes reveal all of that information about other people you're related to, too.
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Not only that, but the skewing of the democratic process risks undermining the faith of our citizens.
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And not only that — all three are scheduled to compete in the women's marathon on Aug. 14.
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The firm believes not only that consumption will rise but also now sees an improving investment picture.
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Not only that, but Bam said he was sitting around doing nothing in rehab and feels unproductive.
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Not only that, but the dab is preceded by another equally trendy execution: the water bottle flip.
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Not only that, but in recent years income inequality has grown in the capital, while falling elsewhere.
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Not only that, but we can't discount the impact of voter suppression schemes in key battleground states.
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For me, this was true not only that night in Illinois, but every night of my career.
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Not only that, but wet wipes are actually harmful to the ocean and can cause sewer damage.
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Not only that, but I also picked up some good local intel from a friendly waitress, Alanna.
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Not only that, but it'll also be available on Amazon (in India) in addition to OnePlus's website.
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Not only that, but their salary would increase every year until 2023, when it would reach $70,000.
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Not only that, but the petition has received vocal support from some of dance music's biggest figures.
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Not only that, but Samsung intentionally disabled the ability to remap the button to do something else.
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Not only that, it's now the oldest known classroom chart displaying the periodic table of the elements.
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Not only that, but more people are watching the DNC so far than they did the RNC.
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Not only that, but all of Thompson's kicks chamber with the knee between himself and his opponent.
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Not only that, they didn't need to do much work to get close enough to the cables.
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Not only that, but her brother Adrian Pollock had also appeared on the show in December o218.
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Not only that, an entirely new crop of bands raised on Less Talk, More Rock would emerge.
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Not only that, but the state authority did not authorize the jaguar's use in the event photos.
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Not only that, but Leonard has a higher block and steal percentage than Harden, Westbrook, and James.
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It's not only that she wants to defend her novels from reductive comparisons to her own life.
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Not only that, Musk'll be joining the ranks of Zendaya, Ellen DeGeneres, Katy Perry, and Taylor Swift.
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"Not only that, they've never caught up in the history of the Super Bowl!" the announcer said.
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It's not only that his power, speed and articulation are unsurpassed, his rhythms both trustworthy and surprising.
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Not only that, but it's a problem that doesn't require action from the often dysfunctional federal government.
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Not only that — the residents are also practicing social distancing, an anomaly for the usually affectionate group.
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"It demands not only that you're a good student, but also that you have personality," she said.
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Now it seemed to Aaron not only that progress had stalled, but that things were sliding backward.
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Not only that, all Startup Battlefield competitors get to exhibit in Startup Alley for the entire show.
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Not only that, the long-term rental market is 42x larger and has 12x more addressable revenue.
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Not only that, but Ohr's wife worked for the company that hired Steele to write the dossier.
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Not only that, but we attempted to squeeze the whole damn thing into only 30 minutes. Really?
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It's not only that far, it's how high they go and with such ease and no effort.
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Not only that, but there are people who would be angered if such inclusion were to exist.
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Not only that, they're often doing more in terms of innovation and experimentation than the big names.
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Not only that, there would be no minimum age requirement — as there is in gymnastics, for example.
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And not only that, but Trump is among the most popular Republican presidents -- among Republicans -- in history.
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Not only that but, as most of the pieces are black, they won't go out of style.
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Not only that but, as most of the pieces are black, they won't go out of style.
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"And it was not only that, but you also worked with them to oppose busing," she added.
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Not only that, but they tried to ram it through without doing the work to promote it.
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And not only that, but could do so with full the support and assistance of his neighbors.
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Not only that, but I didn't have the safety net of a hospital stay after that first session.
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Not only that, but the cars have doors that open, working headlights and back-up and dashboard lights.
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Not only that, but the contacts are described as having a display, allowing you to view captured images.
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Not only that, but the two clubs haven't exactly set the world on fire in the last century.
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It's not only that the machines are unreliable; it's also that there is a bias in their unreliability.
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Not only that, it also doubles as Zendaya's favorite highlighter, and has quickly become my go-to gloss.
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The pair realised they owned the same cat, and not only that — they also used to work together.
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Not only that, but in many cases, you are seeing rates go up 10, 15, 20, 30, 50%.
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" Not only that, but the trader also believes that "the stock market has moved into serious technical resistance.
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Not only that, but lots of science has found play to be extremely important for productivity and creativity.
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Not only that, his calculations also suggest the behavior could be more common and efficient on these exoplanets.
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Not only that, but the poor white working class was actually more likely to support Clinton than Trump.
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Not only that, but it becomes yet another source of shame and stigma for anyone seeking an abortion.
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Not only that, but the phone also debuted with a year-old processor due to continued production delays.
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Not only that, the decline doesn't seem to be leveling off, so the trend is likely to continue.
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Not only that but the film was also written by Madelyn and directed (her directorial debut!) by Thompson.
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Not only that, there are people who stop me and say, 'I'm never getting on that plane again.
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Not only that, the bills included a clause that allowed for a "third party" to join the lawsuits.
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Not only that, but they may be a mixture of materials, some of which the body may reject.
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Not only that, but you'll also be guided through the whole process, from application up to practice tutorials.
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And not only that, he tossed in a fun fact along with it: Jon's real name, Aegon Targaryen.
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Not only that, but what's being sold can also impact the type of payments companies you work with.
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Not only that, but I can have it for free, provided I feature it in an Instagram post.
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And not only that: After that great push, I fell in love again; a changed condition, permanently transformed.
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Not only that, but according to some of the people interviewed, a low score shatters their self-esteem.
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Not only that, the keg can keep beer fresher for longer, banishing the scourge of the flat pint.
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Not only that, Zolciak-Biermann leaked this information in a way that has people literally screaming, including myself.
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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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Not only that, Christopher Steele himself couldn&apost verify the information that he was collecting from the Russians.
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Not only that, Morenstein's food-centric streaming video empire is now pulling in millions of dollars each year.
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Not only that, but he did so on Easter, so you know this was a well-attended sermon.
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Not only that — Israeli diplomats told their American counterparts that Israel has decided to co-sponsor the resolution.
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Not only that, the disdain with which we treat periods can have far-reaching effects on our lives.
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Not only that, but ST doesn't even credit libSkyrim at all, a standard practice when you reuse code.
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Not only that, but if a machine identifies any personal information, it will mask it from the employee.
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Not only that, he found that the watch was sharing his precise geolocation with a server in China.
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Not only that but Virgin Media claims to have faster 4G on average than O2, Vodafone, and Three.
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Not only that, but Apple is also... Could there be a car less "today" than the Dodge Viper?
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Not only that, but Verma's revamp of Indiana's Medicaid system has been called cruel to low-income people.
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It's not only that we know single people—we were singles, and most of us will be singles.
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Not only that, the retailer is offering mystery-offer coupons for the first shoppers to arrive on Thanksgiving.
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" Not only that, he asserted, "There will continue to be free trade, and access to the single market.
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Not only that, it will also encourage big companies to rethink parking billions overseas in the first place.
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Not only that, but its first test was on Tuesday the northeastern city of Qinhuangdao, in Hebei province.
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Gillibrand demanded not only that Mueller testify before Congress, but that lawmakers hold public hearings with multiple witnesses.
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The election made clear not only that reform is wildly popular but also that it is badly needed.
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Not only that, but as of Tuesday, there were also 84 federal judiciary vacancies with 49 pending nominees.
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Not only that, but you get the feeling he's been here before and come out the other side.
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Not only that, but the entire reason for coming on reality TV is certainly not to leave it.
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And not only that, one ended up investing in the other, making for an even more fascinating conversation.
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Not only that, but as you might guess from its use in imaging, ultrasound goes right through us.
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Not only that, but they make up a whopping 13,900 square feet easily combinable into a single mansion.
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A slow response can mean not only that victims die, but also that evidence and eyewitnesses melt away.
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Not only that, but a significant number of those who participated were being tested for the first time.
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The story of gay rights is the story of gay activism — but it is not only that story.
|
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"Some of what we hold is purely climate related, but the portfolio is not only that," he said.
|
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" Not only that, but Trump's tweet on Monday wasn't the first explanation he offered for saying "Tim Apple.
|
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Not only that, but discovering new information about friends and co-workers can revitalize conversations and bolster intimacy.
|
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Not only that, but it comes with loads of accessories so you won't need to buy anything more.
|
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Not only that, but Weber told USA Today on January 3 that he has already returned to flying.
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Not only that, cross-dressing — or anything perceived as cross-dressing — can also get you thrown in jail.
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It's not only that online life seems to heighten painful comparisons and both inflate and threaten the ego.
|
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Not only that, but it also produces a smoother cup, with 67% less acidity compared to regular coffee.
|
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Not only that but, as most of the pieces are black, they won't go out of style. shop.nordstrom.com.
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It was surprising to Blair not only that he was needed, but that he was needed so quickly.
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Not only that, but when you think about your 10X goal, you'll probably have ideas that scare you.
|
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Not only that but there are some great Christmas deals to be scooped up before the inevitable rush.
|
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It is not only that he is winning; it is where he is winning and with what demographics.
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Not only that, but Mickelson's longest drive of the day traveled 379 yards, 26 yards farther than Rahm's.
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Not only that, Amazon also has the Whistle GO Explore health and location tracker on sale for $104.95.
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Not only that, the latest round of financing for the two giants total up to USD 1.3 billion.
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Not only that, but Littler needed to adjust his widely envied swing a few days before the tournament.
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J. Semmel: It's not only that they were made by men; they were tailored to a male audience.
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"I would note not only that Marco has a long record when it comes to amnesty," Mr. Cruz said.
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Not only that but it's a fun drive, a serpentine trek through the desert, full of dips and dives.
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Not only that, he had broken two deadlines for the fantasy novel in 2015 — Halloween and New Year's Eve.
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Not only that, as he listed each characteristic, he talked about players in the room who embodied those characteristics.
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Not only that, but I suspect they may all hate dogs, the only truly pure beings on this planet.
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Not only that, but, as noticed by 9to5Google, Google actually removed the "Watches" category from its online store altogether.
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Not only that, but Instagram's added other content types already: live streaming, boomerang, hands-free and a bunch more.
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Not only that, but China would face an opponent who has been preparing for war for almost 210 years.
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Not only that, but in many cases, you are seeing the rates go up 10, 15, 20, 30, 50%.
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Not only that but the SIM-free option often saves you money over a contract in the long-run.
|
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Not only that, but Long had driven all the way from Maine, more than 3,300 miles, on his mission.
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Not only that, the Court also sacked the BCCI's top brass for being too old to run the organisation.
|
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Not only that, but the creators of the show, brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, gave a few extra spoilers.
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Not only that, but they provide all kinds of health benefits like better sleep, glowing skin, and stress relief.
|
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It's not only that he can't water them: The soil all around has been damaged by the illegal tapping.
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Not only that, but once you've thrown that AM/FM switch, the rest of the puzzle is smooth solving.
|
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Not only that, but in the accompanying interview, Styles also kept the dream of a One Direction reunion alive.
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Not only that, but she wrote a book about the true story behind the original Roanoke lost colony mystery.
|
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Not only that big paintings go in big houses, but art is a liquid investment — just like real estate.
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And not only that, she's also feeling better than she ever has, the actress and singer told Shape magazine.
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Not only that, but treadmills have a knack for collecting dust at home once the novelty has worn off.
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Not only that, it lets the other inmates know that you have people who love you, which is invaluable.
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Not only that, but you might also be seeing some bald emojis in your group chat very soon, too.
|
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So Airbnb says the law is "not working" and, not only that, that it is a free speech violation.
|
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Not only that, but these shoppers were visiting the retailer more frequently, and spending more than the average customer.
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HUME: Well, not only that Martha, the question that Ron Wyden asked him -- MACCALLUM: Yes, let&aposs point clear.
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Not only that, but they're happily raising twin girls Lily and Grace, before we see Alison propose to Emily.
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Not only that, but the kinder, softer federal rules may not be the ones they have to worry about.
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It confirmed not only that significant bias is present, but that this bias often proves to be fiscally devastating.
|
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Not only that, GDPR legislation literally doubles up as a bedtime story, thanks to a meditation and sleep app.
|
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Not only that, but the Stranger Things creators will be there making an appearance during the student film panel.
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They claim not only that Lula knew about all of this but that he interfered to arrange specific contracts.
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Not only that, it won't even host an independent press conference around E3 — something that Electronic Arts has done.
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Not only that, you can't monitor your car from afar with CarPlay, like you can with carmaker-provided systems.
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Not only that, but we also pick it up through our intel, and we know that they are squeezed.
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Not only that, but it's an empowering message to all survivors of assault that you should never give up.
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Not only that, it'll measure the number of thrusts, calories burnt during intercourse, and it even takes girth measurements.
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Not only that, but the actual translations provided by the app weren't good enough to accurately communicate the question.
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Not only that, but the FCC is explicitly preventing state consumer protection laws from taking effect regarding net neutrality.
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Not only that, Rael landed a job even before he graduated in the field of his choice, broadcast journalism.
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Not only that, but it hit us at a place where we routinely find refuge from an exclusionary world.
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Not only that, but he also appeared in episode 3 of Master of None as, yes, Dev's cousin, Navid.
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Not only that, but new generations who missed the first run of these shows can get hooked as well.
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Not only that, Privacy Shield calls for an annual review to ensure it is adequately adhering to EU law.
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Clinton had proved not only that she had abundant support among Democrats, but the ability to win in November.
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Malaysia has tried to register protest through the ballot box and not only that, the commitment is for democracy.
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This is an acknowledgment, not only that consumers need accurate facts, but also that companies can not police themselves.
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Not only that, a brief about it ran in a newspaper, although the outcome of the case is unclear.
|
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"Not only that, but this economy is generating job growth where there ain't been no job growth," Cramer said.
|
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Not only that, the toothbrush connects to app that tracks how well and how often you brush your teeth.
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Not only that, but an actually meaty role that doesn't involve her playing some troubled male protagonist's sad wife.
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It's not only that we are being taken advantage of by the rest of the world, according to Trump.
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SPADEA: Not only that, but the President mentioned that mic comment that got picked up on the hot mic.
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Not only that, he repeatedly called my phone, to let me know he was standing outside my door. WTF!
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Not only that, we'll have panel discussions designed to explore the continent's rapidly developing technological infrastructure on the continent.
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Not only that, but the country is often named as the most expensive place in the world for expats.
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It's not only that Destructive Creations is trying to establish itself as the shock jock of the games industry.
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Not only that, fading stigmas also mean that more people are willing to be honest about their sexual experiences.
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Not only that, but five years after the film's release, the soundtrack was still on the CD sales charts.
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In fact, the bride and her mother are people of color, and not only that, two of the bridesmaids.
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The virtue of justice requires not only that we judge others fairly, but also that we judge ourselves fairly.
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Well not only that, we had to take what they had and piece it together into a useful product.
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It concluded not only that implementing the program was ethical, but also that not using it might be unethical.
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Not only that, but the more eye-catching something is, the more likely it is to spread on online.
|
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Not only that, but you can find yourself taking advantage of any opportunity to let your voice be heard.
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It's not only that the labor of cooking for a crowd is over and that everyone is well fed.
|
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Not only that, but several prominent Republicans, including Trump, then publicly rooted for a Le Pen win in France.
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Not only that, but cardholders can also earn $3,000 EQDs after spending $50,000 on purchases in a calendar year.
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Not only that, but the methods by which they are striving to achieve this goal are not particularly clandestine.
|
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Not only that: Assumptions that Trump is a sure-fire loser no matter who Democrats nominate are very premature.
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Not only that, you also get a free tablet book cover, which saves you an extra $49.99 right now.
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Not only that, but I'm afraid that they may also have to endure the same treatment as I did.
|
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Not only that, but Andy Kravis and Erik Agard have doubled down on some tricky elements in this puzzle.
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Not only that but neither had ever been beyond the last 16 of the French Open before this year.
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Not only that, but the access to this information by say a stalker or domestic abuser is potentially dangerous.
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Not only that, you even get a free $350 Dell e-gift card within 20 days of your purchase.
|
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Not only that, but the company says its goal is to allow consumers to pay once and view everywhere.
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Not only that, what's even more frustrating is folks really don't know what these products are doing to them.
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" "At that point, we were buying a lot of contemporary lines and not only that, we were dressing them.
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Not only that, he later lied about it, and according to federal prosecutors, conspired illegally to cover it up.
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Not only that, there's nothing inappropriate about a comedy bit with women who signed a release then eagerly participated.
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Largely this change in momentum was due to your initiative," he said to Thunberg, "and to the courage with which you have started this movement... Millions around the world [are] saying clearly, not only that they want change, not only that decision makers must change, but they want them to be accountable.
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She should be helped to realize not only that her shame is realistic, but also that emotions can be signals.
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Not only that, but the expansion of the program that Trump signed into law last year is named after McCain.
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The marker of a true scientist is not only that they aspire for impact, but also the impact of others.
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Not only that, but wages were already on the rise due to state and local law setting higher minimum wages.
|
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What this suggests is not only that there are serial cheaters, but also serial victims when it comes to infidelity.
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Not only that, but Lovato's younger sister, Madison De La Garza, was spotted performing the challenge with a few friends.
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"And not only that, your child is going to be even more appreciative of you and the sacrifices you made."
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Not only that, but there are multiple imagers and instruments whose information must be collated and adjusted for human viewing.
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Not only that, they were happier, healthier, better versions of themselves, all because of whatever beloved product they were pitching.
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So, I was kind of like, well, why didn&apost-- not only that Kennedy, she wore it a second time.
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Not only that, but New York State's private-sector job count rose to an all-time high of 9.75 million.
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Not only that, but kids in 2018 also seem to be vaping more often and using flavored e-cigarettes more.
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Not only that, she thinks that the true love story of the popular sitcom was actually between Rachel and Joey.
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Not only that, but their AIC connected a lot more to other regions, which also contributed to the extreme response.
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Not only that, but this time, Cloak and Dagger will be making a Marvel-esque crossover from their Freeform series.
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Not only that, Google will suggest additional racist and bigoted terms once you type some into its ad-buying tool.
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It's a serious issue, not only that nuclear bombs still exist but the by-product of that technology, nuclear power.
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Not only that, but it would take a non-trivial amount of time and money to prepare for this debacle.
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This role is a huge role, and not only that, it's showing so much of what has never been shown.
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Not only that, but internal NSCA documents produced through litigation suggest that it does think of CrossFit as a competitor.
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And what's important to that is not only that it works for our company, all the participants it works for.
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Not only that but to listen to them and to really look critically — sometimes it's just like, do the math!
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Not only that people still watch it after all these [years], but they still, you know...wanna talk about it.
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Not only that, you can select one of these revisions on the right to change everything back to that version.
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Not only that, but the value of these acquisitions have increased 19 percent in asset prices, according to Vessels Value.
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And not only that, but because of the roles I played in my community, I had a degree of influence.
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Not only that, but we had created lifelike artificial intelligence in the form of replicants to help build those colonies.
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Not only that, but the changes even seemed to last once the sessions had ended—up to two weeks later.
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Not only that, but Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has called for getting rid of the Hyde Amendment, as well.
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Not only that, but by early 2016, Trump was being advised by Flynn on foreign policy matters during the campaign.
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Not only that, but the company says its ultimate vision is to allow consumers to pay once and view everywhere.
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Not only that, Porter also made history for Christina Aguilera who became the first female coach to have a winner.
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Not only that, but behind the scenes the entire process of running the census is getting a high-tech facelift.
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Not only that, but the feds have confiscated all their laptops, iPads, emails to build their case against her husband.
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Not only that, this engine can help ordinary people who have a strong interest in flowers to gain more knowledge.
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Not only that, but their mind is always making a judgement about when and how to use the target language.
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Not only that: the update allows you to assign emergency contacts who'll be notified when you've called the emergency services.
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INGRAHAM: Well not only that, she said was willing, happy to come into the United States to film this guy.
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Not only that, a poorly protected firm may be on the hook for paying the client back for any losses.
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Not only that, the ad campaign, aptly titled "Every Body, Every Age, Every Beautiful," also features women of different ages.
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Not only that, but there's also a great selection of speakers, memory cards, and smart home devices up for grabs.
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Not only that, but Thompson also notes that the breath itself can be a trigger for upsetting memories and emotions.
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Not only that, but he had been caught already by authorities and deported—not once, not twice, but five times.
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Not only that, there were huge discrepancies between policies and different clubs, and many did not have one at all.
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Not only that, but Freeport Mayor Troy Brimage also declared February 7 "Abigail Rose Arias Day" in honor of her.
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Not only that, violent crime increased by 12.9 percent and property crime increased by 85033 percent in California's largest cities.
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Not only that Pratt and Lawrence would act side-by-side, but also that their kiss would break the internet.
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Within a couple years, it's not only that they will be as good as animal meat, they will be better.
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Not only that, these clever clogs have also come up with a solution that could bring peace to all households.
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She says not only that, Tyga induced her into allowing him to use her image and likeness for his song.
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And not only that, but also that Trump doesn't much care whether or not what he is saying is true.
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Not only that, but his instability and lack of support are likely to cause him to commit a new crime.
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Not only that, but perhaps he didn't have the [right] people around him, and his lifestyle was such [a mess].
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There's a guy who wants to be a turkey and not only that, he wants to be your Thanksgiving dinner.
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Not only that, but 85033 percent of Americans see current economic relations between the United States and China as harmful.
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Not only that, but employees with retirement accounts tend to be the higher paid, better educated and longer-term workers.
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Not only that, but I always enjoy when constructors show us something we might not have noticed before about words.
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Not only that, but our heroine is forced to take down the Red Room — the very institution that made her.
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By comparing an original file with an encrypted file and applying some mathematical computations, he can decrypt not only that .
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Pacquiao, who knocked Bradley down twice, showed not only that he still had skills but that he had the passion.
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Not only that, he married his wife, Aerial, four days after helping the Twins win their division on Sept. 26.
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Not only that, but you can't use Google Assistant or Alexa in Bluetooth mode, since they require Wi-Fi connectivity.
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Not only that, but Ansel and Violetta have been together since 2012 ... and look to be very much in love.
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Not only that, they found that the concoction continued to work even when exposed to half an inch of rain.
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And not only that, but they're willing coalition partners to the Republicans in continuing to disenfranchise voters in the state.
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Not only that, copycat museums began popping up as well, including museums for foods like eggs, candy, pizza and avocados.
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"Between clubs, it's not only that we don't trust each other," a director of a top European club told me.
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Not only that, but, as part of the arrangement, Spider-Man will also appear in a future Marvel Studios film.
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Not only that, but Cashour could not point to a singular business case to support continued VA canine research, now.
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Not only that, the digital file can travel across borders and boundaries in a way that a physical object can't.
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It is important not only that we recreate the statue, but also that the sculpture is even better than before.
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But not only did they give the land, they built land grant colleges with government money to teach them how to farm; not only that, they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming; not only that, they provided low interest rates in order that they could mechanize their farms; not only that, today, many of these people are receiving millions of dollars in federal subsidies not to farm, and they are the very people telling the Black man that he ought to lift himself by his own bootstraps.
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Not only that, but the company doesn't seem to have a solid plan to proactively prevent cyber bullying through the service.
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Here, it appears not only that the company knew, but that it did nothing to protect its employees from the harasser.
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Not only that, but it essentially serves as Amazon's reference design of how screens should work with on Alexa-enabled products.
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Not only that, but websites like this, while they provide other services, are no longer necessary for the distribution of ROMs.
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Not only that, but a network like CNN will focus on Trump's behavior, while Fox will focus on the Clinton emails.
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Not only that, it turns out the time I spend with my friends is also an investment in my future health.
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Not only that: like other universities, it is going beyond exotic libraries and dormitories with plans for housing and business space.
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Not only that, but securing the financing to purchase a home is harder than it was for previous generations, Hofmann said.
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Not only that, Fnatic is not attending the $600,000 ESL Pro League finals in Brazil happening at the end of October.
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Not only that, but it appears he can't get out of bed in the morning without insulting a woman or minority.
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More people are realizing not only that intersex bodies should be allowed to exist, but that they even exist at all.
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Not only that, but HBO is also bringing a two-acre immersive interactive adventure to Austin to tease the second season.
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And not only that, but after the title I think it's possible to become the most successful rider with the team.
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Not only that, but iron atoms from the environment seemed to travel deep into the crystal structure of the goethite rods.
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Not only that, but the man's hand in the moving vehicle was a danger for Bieber and for the man himself.
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"Republicans and Democrats alike are disappointed not only that nothing has moved, but the ways things have moved," said the lobbyist.
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Not only that, the individuals tapped to pen accolades about this year's honorees also includes people from all walks of life.
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Yeeeah: She's on Ally's side, and not only that, she thinks his whole divine leader schtick is a bunch of baloney.
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Not only that, but they referred to me as smug, arrogant, and even have the gall to point out my baldness.
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Not only that, but they were taking freely submitted articles on popular games that they could then sell onto other websites.
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Not only that, it would risk armed confrontation with Russia that could escalate from a Mideast conflict to a nuclear showdown.
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The problem is not only that culture was displaced by what was quite possibly the craziest political campaign in American history.
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Not only that — the site of their forbidden dalliance soon puts them in uncomfortable proximity to the season's unfolding murder mystery.
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Not only that, costs can add up to more money than you might realize over the course of a whole year.
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Not only that, Mr. Chávez could decide to appear at any time through mandatory broadcasts transmitted over all the country's airwaves.
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Not least because it requires not only that conservatism change, but that minority voters be persuaded that the change is meaningful.
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Not only that, but experts now trace a direct link between modern-day espionage and the tactics pioneered at Bletchley Park.
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Not only that, but guests are being served nutraloaf, a food that has been accused of being cruel and unusual punishment.
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Not only that, but Black is entering her last year of being a teenager, celebrating her 19th birthday on June 21.
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Not only that, but it inspired me because I knew what I was saving for instead of just saving in general.
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Now he realized not only that Xacti had come under investigation, but also that the investigation created an opening for Pursglove.
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This new musical answers not only that timeless question, but another one, too: Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
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Not only that, but the nearly 1-point difference between the two on Friday was the largest of Trump's entire presidency.
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Not only that, Cambodian schools of boxing have their own claim to the technique, their own versions of the lightning shot.
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This lawsuit is somewhat unusual in that it claims not only that the alleged victim was harmed, but also his parents.
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Fortunately, cataracts can be treated, and not only that, but the surgery often means implanting new lenses which correct your vision.
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Not only that, there was a premium placed on mixed-genre bills, keeping it from merely being just a punk club.
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Pete Buttigieg showed not only that he's the most brainy candidate, but also that he has a heart and does care.
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" Not only that, the rep said, but "Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, 'I made that [expletive] famous.
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Not only that, but the car has been around for over 100 years, and scooters are like three years old. Right.
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Because it's not only that someone has died, but that no one alive seems to know what to do about it.
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Not only that but when you eat them they have this weird mushy texture that will make you want to barf.
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Not only that, Iguodala was named the 2015 finals' most valuable player, thanks in large part to his defense on James.
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Not only that, but caucuses require something that should have gone away with the fall of the Soviet Union — public voting.
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Not only that, it's also lightweight, so it decreases drag and fuel consumption in airplanes, vehicles and other forms of transportation.
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For years Trump claimed not only that he had met Putin, but also that the two men had a great relationship.
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Not only that, but the more people believed their altruistic actions were helpful, the less their brain responded to the pain.
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I'm concerned not only that this isn't enough, but worse — that the accusers will go into debt because of this settlement.
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Not only that, as a competitor and as a football mind, he's one of the best I've ever been associated with.
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It's not only that the authored story missions offer more cinematic pacing and more thoughtfully designed locations for 100 ton firefights.
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Not only that, but it even has Chromecast built into it, so you can stream from your preferred supported smartphone app.
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Not only that, Whistle even emails your vet with a 30-day health report so you can get an expert opinion.
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Not only that, given an opportunity on Sean Hannity's radio show to deny he dated teenage girls, the sanctimonious Moore didn't.
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Not only that, but it was the first row in Economy, which meant I got a few extra inches of legroom.
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It is not only that Mr. Alba's clothes distill the design lessons he acquired at a variety of storied Italian labels.
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Not only that, but now I drive 30 to 40 percent more now—and I'm not breaking even by any means.
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Not only that, we put incentives into the survey that are designed to make people honest, borrowing some techniques from economics.
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Not only that, but Facebook is also working on the capability for its app to identify individual objects in a scene.
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Not only that, but the proportional salary increase comparing similar upbringings with different education levels is less for poorer college graduates.
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Not only that, but if you apply supermarket maths to nights out, then back to back sets are a complete bargain.
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Not only that ... another key witness, who was also apparently robbed, has gone completely MIA after cooperating with cops at first.
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Not only that, it's possible to have a larger circle of friends and a few people that you rely on for intimacy.
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" She adds, "Not only that, but it may also be one that evokes fear in you, for either yourself or your children.
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Not only that, we spoke to the man behind the demon himself to find out what it's like to reign in Hell.
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Not only that, but this was the first election in decades without the protection of the Voting Rights Act, gutted in 2013.
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Not only that, but its flailing maneuvers could damage the possible future of a better theater-going experience MoviePass itself helped create.
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And not only that, he programmed it so it will count down the absences and has Ferris's student card information on it.
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Not only that, but the captain has phone records of multiple calls made from Voiello and the pope's offices to Tonino's residence.
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Not only that, it doesn't have to crop the edges so there's zero quality loss or field of view loss at 4K.
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Not only that but these patents they sell then go on to get cited more when they belong to their new owners.
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Not only that, but she sent him off in a flattering manner while failing to address the women who had issued complaints.
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Not only that, Holmes, 37 and her 9-year-old daughter got to hang out with some of the cast members backstage.
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It's not only that the play has dovetailed with the culture at large — it's also that M. Butterfly has impacted that culture.
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It's exhaustively researched, and not only that, if some people that I talked to had their druthers it'd be a lot darker.
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Not only that, comments like "#SaveObeseAnna" were emotionally triggering for Saccone, who has struggled with bulimia since she was 18 years old.
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Not only that, but Amazon says there are multiple images and photos of Rufus throughout the company's 8.1 million square foot campus.
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Not only that, but globally "Endgame" hauled in more than $1.2 billion, becoming the fastest film to reach the billion dollar benchmark.
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Not only that, but Rubio actually suggested that we should respect Muslims because they might stop being Muslims — by converting to Christianity.
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He noted it's important not only that people have jobs but that they're able to pursue the work that's right for them.
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Not only that, but the research shows that the logical comparison point — the minimum legal age for buying alcohol — saves lives, too.
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Not only that, they could go to struggling white and black voters and explain why such reform was good for them also.
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Not only that, they turned it upside down, in terms of product: Now, instead of making industrial chemicals, they would make soap.
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Not only that, but the rides themselves are designed to be part of a larger interactive adventure that guests can go on.
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Not only that, but she's also the highest-grossing actress of all time and one of the few bankable women action stars.
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Not only that, you get a selection of three video quality settings to choose from as well (data saver, standard, and high).
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Not only that, but there are relationships that are being damaged because of unlawful actions, violent actions, violent behavior against law enforcement.
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"And not only that, but we talked about failures: I did graduate, didn't make it into the NFL, fixed my grandmother's situation."
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Not only that, but tiny robots like the Robobee require a wired power connection, and other tiny flapping craft require manual piloting.
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Not only that, with the JavaScript and cloud‑based IED, I think it's going to be a pretty exciting story for developers.
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Not only that, but they just make opening your phone more convenient, since all you have to do is tap the sensor.
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Not only that, the fermentation process produces kojic acid, an antioxidant that can penetrate down past the dermis to limit melanin production.
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Not only that, but the son claims her office's elevator couldn't fit the stretcher, and his mom had to be carried down.
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Not only that, she wrote, she had more time to spend with her elder son, and felt more affectionate towards her husband.
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Not only that, it's possible apps you delete might disappear forever if a developer decides to pull it from the App Store.
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Not only that ... but Andre comes from an MMA family with his father, brother, and SISTER all having competed in the Octagon.
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"This means that their assessment is not only that an attack remains highly likely but that a further attack may be imminent."
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Not only that, but the Air Nano will come in 10 different colors to really cater to a more price-conscious demographic.
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Not only that, many will require a complete overhaul of their supply chain, so they, too, can produce items closer to need.
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Not only that, Tumblr's openness has given rise to countless communities of people who eagerly share and celebrate much of this content.
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Not only that, but they somehow managed to convince him that he's the bad guy, just like the bladder in the commercial.
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"Not only that, but 30 percent of former Guantánamo prisoners are either confirmed or suspected of re-engaging in terrorism," Walorski said.
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Not only that, as detailed by Town & Country, Amstrong-Jones's daughter, Polly Fry, was born weeks after his wedding to Princess Margaret.
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Not only that, but as more and more people come out, the majority of Americans say they know someone who is gay.
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Not only that, but with all those crystal-encrusted looks and intense choreography, as you can imagine, accidents are bound to happen.
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Not only that, but the Republican donor class is beginning to feel rejuvenated after a dispiriting period following Trump's Super Tuesday victories.
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It's not only that too many guys approach beards either with a cheerful disregard for styling, or an excessive enthusiasm for it.
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Not only that, the hospital has taken Charlie's parents to court to prevent them from taking him to the U.S. for treatment.
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Not only that, their research also determined that sharing runs can encourage other people in your social network to improve as well.
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And not only that, they're also judging younger generations for their choices, as if we all still live in that same world.
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Not only that, but if you made the subscription online, the law stipulates that you are also allowed to cancel it online.
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Not only that we can also put LEDs on everything so we can actually SEE the data moving and the logic happening.
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" And not only that: They argue that new legislation designed with the goal of accelerating climate lawsuits is "both likely and feasible.
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Not only that, Columbus also happens to be the hometown of one the LGBTQ community's biggest political enemies: Vice President Mike Pence.
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Not only that, but she imparts a bit of what she learned in her medical training to make a pun on TASTE.
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Not only that, but if you clicked on my name on Oprah's website, you went to somebody else's author page on Amazon.
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Not only that, but many open source applications require Google's API layer to properly function, locking many users into the Google ecosystem.
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Not only that, it exists in its solar system's "habitable zone," meaning a range of temperatures where liquid water can continuously exist.
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Not only that, they also show how easily a dislike of Mr. Trump can lead to a dangerously distorted view of government.
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Not only that, but the research shows that the logical comparison point — the minimum legal age for buying alcohol — saves lives too.
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Not only that, but I think my voice sounds better when I sing in Portuguese; the sounds come more easily to me.
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Not only that, America's racist folks masquerading as religious folks would have used Obama's moral failing as proof of a black pathology.
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Although a lot of people believe it's not only that he needs the assets, he just needs Disney to not have them.
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Not only that, but other farmers will also share their skills, meaning my laboring dwarves will all become more skilled over time.
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The work's critics argue not only that it depicts history from the colonizers' perspective but also that such violent images are triggering.
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Not only that, but you can do stuff like upgrade or change the software on it all you want, because it's yours.
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Not only that, the Olympics did not revive the deteriorating relationship between the two countries and the increasingly obsolete concept of reunification.
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Not only that, but these kinds of shows—not the movies they are discussing, but the commenters themselves—inspire their own fanbases.
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The eccentric promoter Don King knew not only that, but that the United States was still a country with deep racial divisions.
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Barra's data showed not only that Sewald should trust his slider more, but that his fastball was not so ordinary, after all.
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Not only that, each and every state with an income tax – the vast majority of states – can take state deductions away. Immediately.
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Not only that, but you are a vital, central player in addressing the challenges that we collectively face as an international community.
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Vengeance might be on Ms. Swift's mind right now, and not because she loves herself some Carly Simon (well, not only that).
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Not only that, some of the routers were affordable — a stark change from last year's debut round of Wi-Fi 6 products.
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"Not only that, there is a case which is linked to Iran now in Lebanon … and these dots are actually very concerning."
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Not only that, it incorporated 16 million East Germans into the Western social insurance and pension system they had never paid into.
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Not only that, but Koracick (Greg Germann) tells Teddy (Kim Raver) point-blank that he would marry her tomorrow if she'd agree.
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Not only that, the Buffalo Bills' veteran running back wasn't even among the group of 813 semifinalists who had been previously announced.
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It is the sort of neighborhood that would have a lot of soup kitchens in it, but it is not only that.
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Not only that, but they found corner Darius Slay in the second round and Pro Bowl guard Larry Warford in the third.
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Not only that, but it has been reported that David Ayer only had six weeks to write the script for Suicide Squad.
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And not only that — as much as it helped me with public speaking skills, it also helped me with listening skills, right?
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They made a movie where the superhero is black—and not only that, but an overwhelming majority of the cast is black.
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Not only that, but they feel that her daughter, Alana (aka Honey Boo Boo, who's only 13) is in an unsafe environment.
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New research indicates not only that climate change will impose heavy costs on the American economy, but also that it will exacerbate inequality.
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Not only that, our fur babies also tend to connect with us more deeply from an emotional standpoint when we use baby-talk.
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Obama said not only that he favored equal marriage rights for LGBTQ and straight couples, but that such rights had already been achieved.
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Not only that, but the wrestler-turned-actor would have the support of 15 percent of Americans who voted for Trump in 2016.
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Not only that, scientists weren't even sure if pallid bats, which range from British Columbia to Mexico, even prey on Arizona bark scorpions.
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Not only that, there is a free Nuclear Winter update coming to Fallout 76 which adds a battle royale mode to the game.
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Multiple investigations revealed not only that Mortenson lied about his origin story but that he had allegedly misspent millions of the organization's dollars.
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Not only that, but the details that the creators added in could even be considered hints for how Game of Thrones may end.
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Not only that, but a rise in negative reactions may cause you to get noticed by leadership — and not for the right reasons.
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Not only that, there are two types of rainbow doughnuts — one with rainbows on the outside, and one with rainbows on the inside.
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Not only that, your "sisterhood" will be able to cheer you on and hold you to account, when you need that extra push.
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Not only that, Samsung's Galaxy S8 that's launching at the end of this month is also almost certain to feature a headphone jack.
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So this game survived without ever being opened and, not only that, being barely damaged at all despite not coming with shrink wrap.
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What's interesting is not only that the show attempted to bypass this problem by going historical, but who in particular they dragged up.
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It reported not only that Mr. Sheen had H.I.V. but that he was paying a 25-year-old woman to keep his secret.
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Not only that, they're redesigning packaging to create products that you'll want to display on a vanity — not relegate to a side drawer.
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Not only that, but Facebook plans on charging only for administrative controls, IT tools, and integrations with G Suite, Azure, and other services.
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Not only that, but Schwartz thinks that Ralphio spent about half his life in the Upside Down, which is why he's so odd.
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Not only that, but students at an economically disadvantaged high school also had higher grades and fewer absences after the start time changed.
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Not only that, but Alexandria, the Hilltop, and the Kingdom conveniently roll up to Negan's front door safely guarded inside armor-plated vehicles.
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Not only that, but the JBAS success has spawned a 14 date tour across the UK – most of which have already sold out.
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Not only that, but West's wife Kim Kardashian could also face charges for publishing the recording of the phone call on her Snapchat.
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Not only that, by moving to a new venue, we're tripling our floor space, and we plan to host more than 10,000 attendees.
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Be very direct, and be very explicit not only that you want help, but exactly what it is that you are asking for.
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Not only that, but when he confesses that he belongs "to another world," it's Dolores and the Westworld park that he's referring to.
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Not only that, many argued that the hat infantilized women, and gave a serious grievance the approximate form of a Yoda on stilts.
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Not only that, but Lucifer's main motivation in the book is to create a perfect enclosed system in which he has ultimate power.
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Not only that, but it's costing consumers $303 billion to $40 billion a year worldwide, according to Michigan State University's Food Fraud Initiative.
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The PACT team found not only that, if carried out correctly, behavioural intervention has an immediate effect, but also that this effect persists.
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" Not only that, Evans told Mail Online that her review was "a pack of lies," adding, "I don't regret texting her at all.
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Not only that, if your company makes the cut, you'll get the VIP treatment and receive a ton of media and investor attention.
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Not only that, but Daryl has left behind a note which Dwight recognizes as Sherry's handwriting — implying that she aided in the escape.
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Not only that, the search giant also confirmed that hackers had been actively exploiting the bug, in tandem with one found in Windows.
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Writing the story allowed her to express not only that fear but also a political stance she can't always communicate in real life.
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And not only that, there's a lot of heavy wood from when the roof caved in that's going to have to be removed.
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Not only that, Moltisanti cheated repeatedly on his partners and murdered at least seven people and was involved with the murders of others.
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"We can survey much more efficiently - and, not only that, but in much greater detail," he said, adding that the work was painstaking.
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The fear is not only that this information could fall into nefarious hands, but that it might be sold, or shared at all.
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Not only that, Urban Outfitters looks for influential celebrities to help promote the product in campaigns and help bring the release to life.
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Not only that, but they have put markings on the extending booms or rods that will help double check how deployment has gone.
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But it's not only that people don't understand the history of the U.S. government and its functions, or that they can't name them.
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The trial found not only that voters' anti-trans attitudes declined but that they remained lower three months later, showing an enduring result.
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Not only that, but we have some groovy, intersecting, extra theme material at 29A (ARACHNIDA), 19623A (BITE MARKS), 22D (CHARLOTTE) and 23D (SPINNERET).
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Not only that, but the massacres and violence mean that people constantly enter and leave the region, making it hard to track disease.
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Not only that, informally, a single senator can be the mathematical difference, and by tradition, can place a "hold" on any action anonymously.
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Not only that, the artificial skin made normal connections with the surrounding muscle nerves and fibers, allowing for normal function—including hair growth.
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Not only that, but the quality of existing talent — and Uber's edge over other companies — has been slipping since April, according to Paysa.
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The technical difficulty is the highest not only that I've ever worked on, but that I've ever known to be done a cappella.
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It was not only that I wanted to help heal and empower the university that had been my professional home for fifteen years.
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And not only that, he found the contract — it said, like, point No. 12, the Beatles will not play to a segregated audience.
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Not only that, but the stock has risen to close to that $340 a few times, only to fall back and retest again.
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Amazon would have to prove not only that political pressure was applied to the process but also that the pressure affected the outcome.
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Not only that, but you can test for effects of concussions or other traumas right there on the field if they're having trouble.
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It's not only that children move so much, and are so alien, and fill us with outsize love (or outsize fear or revulsion).
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Not only that, but that viewing the internet through Facebook's selective lens would have people looking at the web through blue-tinted glasses.
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He says it's not only that it's adding new customers, existing ones are expanding, and he says that there is almost zero churn.
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What can we do to make sure not only that a filmmaker's work is safe, but also present it in its best form?
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This is a world in which we are expected to believe not only that James is cool, but that James was always cool.
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Not only that, but according to Kavanaugh's freshman roommate at Yale (not to mention Urban Dictionary), the SCOTUS nominee also lied under oath.
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Not only that, but 229,22015 more teaching jobs should have been created to keep up with growing student enrollment as the population increases.
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Not only that, but the longer you're exposed to someone in close range, the more likable or attractive you're likely to find them.
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Absolutely. Not only that, once they're done on the slopes, they can do each other in the après-ski saunas of your imagination.
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"The tragedy is not only that people have lost their lives," Mr. Ai says in the book's excerpt from a 2016 BBC interview.
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Not only that, Apple has for the first time lowered the price on one of its flagship phones without sacrificing size or functionality.
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Not only that, but we get to conquer an enjoyable feat of cruciverbalism that puts us in a good mood for the weekend.
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Not only that, Churchland argues that the instincts derived from these biological faculties are a stronger foundation for moral theory than traditional philosophy.
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Not only that, but Arrival is one of the best movies of the year, a moving, gripping film with startling twists and imagery.
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Not only that, but many conservatives believe "political correctness" and anti-racism — things like affirmative action — are bigger problems today than racism itself.
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Not only that, but he also put a cherry red Tesla in it, and a mannequin wearing a space suit inside the Tesla.
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And not only that, like mentally and physically and dealing emotionally with providing for another child, it's a lot that goes into it.
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Just trying to wrap your head around your parents not being together anymore—and not only that but you're moving to the Midwest.
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What's more, a tumble from the tightrope frequently destroys not only that individual but the entire family, including children and, through them, grandchildren.
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Not only that, the Kings wanted him to conduct one of the bolder experiments in D-League history by installing the Grinnell offense.
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Not only that, but the TV offers LG's a9 Gen 2 processor, which intelligently removes image noise and is powered by artificial intelligence.
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Not only that, but the pilot even does some light aerobatics up there before eventually using a parachute to come safely back down.
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These two statesmen believed not only that ending the fighting was the right thing to do, but also that it could be done.
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Not only that, the fires are uncomfortably close to several big cities, making it even more difficult for emergency crews to address them.
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Not only that, but the forum rates the United States behind Mexico in gender equity in terms of both health and political empowerment.
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Not only that, she's also adapting to all the wild card situations being thrown at her to ensure that she ends up CEO.
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Not only that, but your car will likely have a lower resale value if you sell once it's finally paid off, Edmunds reports.
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Not only that, but I was called several times from someone claiming to be their representative who would help me with this problem.
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Not only that, but YouTube would even go back and strip verification status from YouTubers who it felt did not need the protection.
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Not only that, but the Republican senators of today are statistically less likely to vote against their party than they were in 1987.
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And I'm not referring to ticket buyers who have just registered what an orchestra seat will set them back, or not only that.
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Not only that, but everybody knows this model, therefore it's easy to coordinate effort across a large organization like yours, for example, right?
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And not only that, Sam went on eBay and bought some of the most popular phones in Brazil, which is not the iPhone. Yeah.
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It's not only that you don't know what's behind a given door, it's that the people behind those doors actually read, visually, as human.
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But I think you&aposre exactly right that people want a new face, and it&aposs not only that they want a new face.
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New Pentagon report on climate change — acknowledges not only that it's real, but also a national security issue affecting US bases and operations pic.twitter.
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WATTERS: No. WILLIAMS: Yes, I saw -- in fact, not only that, I had to discuss it on &aposFox News Sunday&apos with people like.
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Not only that — fiddling between the navigation app and the music app while driving is not the smartest idea and can be very dangerous.
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Not only that, but his relatively blue collar image seems to have (somehow, who knows) survived eight years at the right elbow of power.
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Not only that, but some advocates say the new rule effectively reaffirms the rapist's defense by putting the onus on victims of sexual assault.
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Not only that – he's guaranteed to deliver a crushing conclusion to what kind of tech-mad dystopian future we've got to look forward to.
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Not only that, it lets you use the same pair of headphones across multiple devices – you just need the right dongle for each one.
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Not only that, in keeping with the maturity eSports is known for, Newell called Harding an "ass" in a Reddit post announcing his decision.
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Not only that, it also turns out that Dolores, who everybody loves for her charm and spirit, actually killed Arnold in the first place!
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Talking to themselves online, however, progressives tend to reach consensus not only that Biden shouldn't be the nominee but also that he won't be.
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Not only that, but the documentation urged testers not to share information about the features they see in the app until they're publicly launched.
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Well I hope UCB gets sued and not only that," he wrote on Facebook, "the fucker did it and UCB still has to pay.
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" Not only that, he goes on: "The cabin's dry atmosphere will make the tannins—the bitter-tasting compounds found in red wine—more pronounced.
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Not only that, but you just know that any puzzle that debuts PINK FLOYD, POPPIN' FRESH and PILLOW FIGHTS is going to be fun.
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Not only that, but Hurwitz argues that the ring is basically collateral; it's still the proposer's ring until the propose-ee is officially hitched.
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Not only that, but it also has nothing to do with any of the other spoilers or theories that already exist about the show.
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So, it seems reasonable for Mobileye to want to separate itself from not only that kind of liability, but also that kind of attitude.
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Not only that, but even under nominal operation, the slight imperfections in every bearing add up, creating vibrations that can interfere with scientific instruments.
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Not only that, the scar tissue didn't resemble the old genetic sequence, so the CRISPR/cas9 system couldn't recognize it anymore, rendering it useless.
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Not only that, in some instances it puts Red Hat in direct competition with the public cloud vendors, says Al Gillen, an IDC analyst.
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Investors worried not only that the firm's losses would directly harm other institutions, but also that similar problems might be lurking in other lenders.
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Not only that, they could increase the size of the financial rewards up to 20 percent of the total cost of the health plan.
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Not only that, but compared to this time last year, we've seen more than 70,000 additional acres of the state burned, the agency says.
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And Deborah reminds me that I have to show my son not only that I love him but that I like him as well.
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Not only that, details that could potentially identify a user purportedly accompany the recording so contractors can check whether a request was handled successfully.
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Not only that but with more than 1,000 servers in over 100 locations worldwide, you can watch basically anything anywhere, geo-restrictions be damned.
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Not only that: Bannon, who ran the conservative Breitbart News website before signing on with Trump's campaign, is as anti-establishment as they come.
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Not only that, but mothers are typically hired for lower pay and receive fewer raises and promotions compared to their childless counterparts, studies show.
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Trump argued not only that Abdeslam knew of the planned attack, but that it was most likely "an act of retribution" for Abdeslam's capture.
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Not only that, but Apple is also reportedly opening Siri up to third-party apps so developers can finally tap into the voice assistant.
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How do leaders ensure not only that employees are performing optimally, but that they are all working in the service of that higher mission?
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Not only that, Bachman says the driver had gone through multiple toll roads without paying, and he expected Bachman to reimburse him with cash.
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Not only that — it's actually able to pick out feelings based on what's being said and the facial expressions of people in the video.
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Not only that, but even a tiny error, a highly specific combination of minor flaws in the code, will affect astronomical numbers of people.
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Not only that, it would require the publication of budget information for these programs, as well as any evaluations or assessments performed on them.
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Not only that, but it's only become more popular, gaining about 6 percent share since 2014 and unseating C from the most-popular throne.
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Not only that, but according to the Vaile the large amount of valuable information accumulated in one place was likely to attract criminal activity.
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The Buffalo Bills beat the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium on Sunday, and not only that, they shut the Pats out 16-0.
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Not only that, but within industries, intangible investment tends to be concentrated among market leaders and to be associated with gains in market share.
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But not only that, it has broken below its trend line going all the way back to the credit crisis lows back in 2009.
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Not only that, but "The Crimes of Grindelwald" had the lowest box-office haul in the U.S. and internationally of any "Harry Potter" film.
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Not only that, we attempted to draw a fair boundary map using the same census data and same requirements outlined by the Iowa Legislature.
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We need a system that ensures not only that all governments pay for innovation, but that innovation is needs-driven and affordable to all.
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Kitwood believed not only that a happy life is possible with dementia but that such lives could be instructive to the rest of us.
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Not only that, but there's a greater chance that you'll miss and touch the camera and smudge up its lens with your greasy fingers.
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Not only that, but a warhead containing anthrax would destroy the bacteria on impact because of the amount of heat released in the explosion.
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The problem with these beats is not only that we've explored the basic idea of "needing to wake up and fight" in previous seasons.
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Not only that, Hornak said, but he and Dahl played for the same traveling baseball team as kids, and he looked up to him.
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Not only that, but the vapers's lungs also had higher levels of unique immune proteins; increases that weren't seen in either smokers and nonsmokers.
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Not only that, but wouldn't it be cool to be able to gather round a central location and watch the game from multiple angles?
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In the months ahead, lawyers for the claimants must prove not only that their 40,000 clients were victimized, but also that Britain was responsible.
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Not only that, but with increased adoption of cloud applications, companies face unprecedented levels of IP, data and identity sprawl beyond the enterprise firewall.
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Not only that, but the Trump Organization also negotiated with a Russian company during the presidential campaign to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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Not only that, she was still reading new things, reviewing for The Guardian, writing perceptive, deeply thought pieces about books by writers decades younger.
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Not only that, but the titles themselves touch on the late-night philosophising that seems to crop up again and again in these moments.
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Not only that, but Michael B. Jordan himself—saint that he is—swooped in to take responsibility, offering to replace Robb's retainers for her.
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If that finding was accurate, it suggested not only that something was creating methane on Mars, but that something else was quickly destroying it.
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Not only that, they note, but the new rules will add the type of administrative costs and governmental burdens that Republicans tend to revile.
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Not only that, you even get up to 10 hours of battery life and built-in 4G LTE connectivity so you can work anywhere.
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Not only that, she wrote a book about her experience of completely overhauling the way she shops so that others can do the same.
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Not only that, but a piece of trivia that will win you bets at the bar makes its return after a three-year absence.
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Not only that, but Clearview retains those photos in its database even after users delete them from the platforms or make their accounts private.
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Not only that, but the center is in hard-to-reach hills, between two fire-risk parks, and is only open during daylight hours.
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Not only that, but he wrote a decryption program that any victim of the Muhstik ransomware strain can use to get their data back.
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Not only that, all the manufacturing of consumer wood products is done in China, which has sharply restricted logging to preserve its remaining forests.
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"It's not only that people have shown it to themselves and to each other, they've shown it to the leadership, as well," she added.
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"There are e-mails so far that are secret, but that prove not only that I was framed but who framed me," he said.
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That one phrase encapsulated much of the radical social justice insurgency of not only that year but also the entire decade of the 1960s.
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Not only that, but with the help of evolving technology and their own unerring instincts, they remade parts of culture in their own image.
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Walking away after saying what he said almost guaranteed not only that he'd be shot there but that Whiterose would do it—in public.
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Not only that, but since 2000 the percentage of gun owners who said gun issues were key to their vote climbed by 17 points.
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Not only that, but she is talented, graceful, and tolerant, and knows exactly how to do everything from parallel parking to "processing" a squash.
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Not only that, but adverse childhood experiences — like abuse, family dysfunction, violence, and neglect — can have long-term health effects, both physical and mental.
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It's not only that they wouldn't believe bad news or accusations against Trump, it's that they mistrust the product of the press on principle.
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Not only that, minis (of the makeup variety) just make things like packing your tiny clutch for a night out a whole lot more convenient.
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"It's essentially not only that you highlight different qualities, but that you take a different approach to creative," said Ed Brookover, Mr. Carson's campaign manager.
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Not only that, but the Genius 9000 Midnight comes with a lithium-ion battery that lasts for more than two weeks on a single charge.
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Not only that, but coming on the heels of Pokémon Go, it further cemented Nintendo's status as a (finally!) serious player in the mobile space.
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Not only that, but they all boast returns that place them in the top 25 percent of the peer group for their particular investment discipline.
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Not only that, but the initial spike in demand helps the company gauge which items will be its best sellers during the season, Minkoff said.
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It forces Congress's hand on addressing not only that borrowing limit, but the longer-term problems with the program—that it's just not financially solvent.
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They find a huge plot of it roughly about an hour away from New Ham, and not only that, the area is full of turkeys.
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Not only that, she's going to perform as part of a tribute to Dolly Parton, and is teaming up with Shawn Mendes to do so.
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The campaign to return corrupt officials and other overseas fugitives adhered to the law, not only that of China, but also other countries, Wu added.
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Not only that, but the schematics for the device are free to download for anyone who wants to tweak them and make their own version.
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Not only that, but the language used in regards to the women athletes who were mentioned focussed disproportionately on their personal lives and physical appearance.
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Perhaps Gocker's discomfort with Kurzweil's prediction is its alteration of what we have always known: not only that we die, but that we must die.
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Not only that, but the producers had to reshoot a costly pilot, swapping out actors and scenes, to make the show more unambiguous for viewers.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: Well, not only that, Steve, but it's currently U.S. Federal funds rate is above rates and other advanced industrial countries in the world.
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She was pictured with some of Hollywood's biggest stars, and not only that, but they were never-before-seen vintage photos, captured in the 90s.
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Not only that, but previous microphysiological systems were difficult to access mid-experiment in case you wanted to sample a tissue or otherwise manipulate it.
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Not only that, but Snow meets Dany "in her chamber," which is a pretty intimate setting for the two to interact — a cape-less moment.
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Not only that, but Karlson told us in our interview that these raids will feature as many as eight players in two teams of four.
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Not only that, but the way the tectonic plates on the seafloor move can completely change the kinds of chemicals and life forms found there.
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Not only that, but food that's not well chewed can trigger an esophageal spasm and the food can get stuck in your throat, she cautions.
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It emphasizes not only that Noelle isn't particularly strong, but that despite Diya being a good and kind person, this isn't something she automatically does.
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The notch is gorge Not only that, but the Essential Phone has the largest screen-to-body ratio out of any flagship phone: 84.9 percent.
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And it's Megan Imbres's responsibility to make sure not only that the company can stand up to its competitors but that people understand its premise.
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Not only that, but Boockvar believes that there could be dissenters, such as Kansas City Fed President Esther George and Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren.
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Fans of Lavigne are excited not only that the singer may have found love, but that they too might be able to date a billionaire.
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Not only that, they've come up together, through NXT as raw rookies and then into WWE, where they've been defining the women's division this year.
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Not only that, he saw lavish lunches being brought into the office and a parade of young females going in and out of the place.
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Not only that, but anyone's at risk of receiving subpar care when their doctors, nurses and support staff are working in stressful or abusive conditions.
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The data reinforced expectations not only that the U.S. Federal Reserve would raise interest rates next month, but would tighten monetary policy further next year.
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Not only that, but Swift was doubly bested by both "Bodak Yellow" and Post Malone's "rockstar," featuring 21 Savage and now sitting at number two.
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Not only that, but it can put them on track to eventually start their own culinary businesses, such as those being nurtured by HBK Incubates.
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Not only that, Nintendo also took the opportunity to show off how the Switch can be used for impromptu practice no matter where players are.
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