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And the information about their cells will be available not only to Ms. Meacham but to anyone else who might be able to use it for a transplant.

Would not it finally make sense for government money to be available, not only to build the housing that's needed, but also to train local unemployed people in the building trades so they could be part of this effort?

Music from the archive should be available not only for purchase as individual songs priced like the tracks of CD's -- the fading dream of executives whose careers rest on discs trucked to retail stores -- but as a monthly subscription like cable television (something Time Warner understands) or Internet access (America Online's foundation).

Those who advocate for replacing civil marriage with civil union maintain that the many tangible benefits of civil marriage (such as tax relief, benefit sharing and inheritance rights) should be available, not only to families headed by heterosexual couples, but to all families that relieve taxpayers of much of the cost of the care and nurturance of their members.

Thus, this Wikio solution will now be available not only in Germany but also in Austria and Switzerland.

As a result, this technique is found to be available not only for examining such alloy electrodes electrochemically but also estimating the equilibrium pressure of hydrogen in alloys from a chemical point of view.

The deals are available not only on leftover 2002 models, but also on the newest cars and trucks.

An officer explained to me that treatment was available not only to those wounded during the attack but to anyone, whatever his ailment.

Today, when weapons of mass destruction are available not only to states but even to local groups, humanity simply can't afford a spontaneous population exchange.

Under the new federal health law, insurance subsidies are available not only to citizens, but also to low-income immigrants "lawfully present" in the United States.

"This is certainly an example of the variety of different levers that are available, not only to the United States, but other countries as well, about how to bring about a change in behavior in the Iranian regime," he said.