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"We'd love to have this guy," said Richard Bond, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee, noting that winning Houston would be significant not only because it is the largest city in the president's home state but also because of its recent history of electing Democrats.

If defaults become widespread, the impact could be significant not only for lenders but also for sectors of the housing market.

The continuity equations contain terms arising from mass exchange, which, though less known to the majority of fluvial hydraulics community, may be significant not only scientifically but also under regimes of practical interests.

When it hits, though, the results can be significant not only for the helmer but for cinema itself.

The identification of a cell contact-dependent program that drives the initial stages of hippocampal synaptogenesis may be significant not only for understanding neuronal maturation mechanisms, but also for devising therapies for treatment of neuron migration diseases, and for the preparation of stem cells for injection into hippocampus during restorative stem cell therapy.

The impact of GVs on protein-coding genes can be significant not only by impacting single-copy genes, but also by impacting multiple members of a same gene family.

The location is significant not only because of the Pariser Platz and the Brandenburg Gate.

The technology is significant not only for its promise to banish underexposed and overexposed snapshots.

Events in Tunisia are significant not only for its 11 million inhabitants, but for the wider region.

They were significant not only because of their content, but because they demonstrated the power of the press as well.

The error is significant, not only because Arlington National Cemetery reserves its plots for distinguished veterans but because Douglas himself was willfully responsible for the mistake.