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Any additional revenue raised by a financial transaction tax should therefore be devoted not only to shoring up slumping economies in rich nations but also to helping the world's poorest countries.

A chanted recording of the work plays softly in the background.A decade ago, the Aga Khan twice tried to buy a London site for his museum, a place that would be devoted not only to a celebration of the aesthetic achievements of Islam, but also to the very different cultures that produced them.

She must be devoted not only to what happens on stage but also everything behind the scenes.

[2B01] This participant's comment suggests that attention should be devoted not only to language, but also to the assumptions underlying content.

Still, she addresses the dog-poetry question in her essay "Dog Talk": "They are a kind of poetry themselves when they are devoted not only to us but to the wet night, to the moon and the rabbit-smell in the grass and their own bodies leaping forward".

In his description of the WoDaaBe of Niger, Krätli details how their breeding system is devoted not only to ensuring genetic diversity, but also to ensuring that cattle behaviour necessary for survival, such as selective feeding on the most nutrient-rich grasses, is passed down from generation to generation (Krätli 2008).

He is devoted not only to making a difference, but to helping others make a difference, too.

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He is devoted not only to his family, his work and his friends, but also to strangers and the entire planet.

Much attention has recently been devoted not only to predict TFBSs but also to model the binding and function of TFs in different tissues [ 2].

We're already seeing the establishment of testing labs in several marijuana markets devoted not only to compliance, but also to clinical research and product development.