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But George Bush and Tony Blair told the world that Mr Hussein should be removed not only because of his badness in general, but also because of one particular facet of it: Iraq's weapons of mass destruction (WMD).

E. coli is removed not only by the enmeshment of microorganisms into growing flocs, but also by the attack of electrochemically produced chlorine disinfectant species.

Constraints that employment places on the length of nights out and alcohol consumption are removed not only by holidays but also by unemployment [ 42].

Less aggressive ventilator settings can be used in patients when extracorporeal membrane oxygenation is in operation because CO2 is removed not only by the lungs but also by the oxygenator.

This suppression is removed not only by pre-transplant conditioning, which is common to syngeneic and allogeneic transplants, but by the emerging GVT reactivity that develops during immunohaematopoietic reconstitution.

Recent studies reported that under conditions in which cell competition is removed, not only Psc-Su z 2 Psc-Su z 2 ando ph and Sce mutant cell clones show hyperproliferation and tumor formation (Classen et al., 2009).

And yet the subject is largely removed not only from political discourse, but from conversation.

The results show that 86% of PAHs were effectively removed not only by the electro-oxidation reactions, but also by adsorption onto Fe hydroxide flocs.

One of the ways to counteract this was to remove not only teeth that cannot be restored but also any teeth that have signs of decay once a child is referred.

Matthews said the goal in 1999 was to remove not only the Confederate flag on top of the capitol building, but also the multiple flags inside it.

Biological filtration is a process in which an otherwise conventional granular filter is designed to remove not only fine particulates but also dissolved organic matters (e.g., DBP precursors) through microbially mediated degradation.