But there is also, for more experienced viewers, the utilitarian quality -- their practical and ceremonial function in traditional African societies.
Poland will be a magnet and clearinghouse for trade, he said, but also for more crime and smuggling along the long land border of people, drugs and goods.
Chas Percodani, 25, of Athol, Mass., rooted his HTC EVO to bolster the phone's speed and performance, but also for more philosophical reasons.
He was also, for more than 30 years, an influential teacher at Goldsmiths, Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art.
"The recent problems in subprime lending have underscored the need not only for better disclosure and new rules but also for more uniform enforcement in the fragmented market structure of brokers and lenders," he said.
In imposing the death sentence, Judge Irving Kaufman held the Rosenbergs responsible not only for stealing atomic secrets but also for more than 50,000 deaths in the Korean War.
We had to ask for new plates for subsequent courses and also for more water, and even for the names of the dishes as they were set before us.
Chimps and other apes, notably humans, adapted it to ask not just for food, but also for more abstract forms of help, creating a new kind of signal that some researchers believe was the origin of human language.
On the SEC, he pushed not only for stiffer penalties and more rules but also for more regulation of hedge funds and stock exchanges, as well as the possible regulation of rating agencies.
Contenders in the Socialist presidential primaries, set for early October, compete in surreal campaign chatter, vouching for more budgetary discipline but also for more teachers, more police officers and more welfare subsidies.
Just as the Crimean War had focused attention on "mismanagement," so the South African (Boer) War led to demands not only for greater "efficiency" but also for more enlightened social policies in relation to health and education.
