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Democrats like Jose I. Alvarado, who represents southwest Yonkers, claimed the Republicans were "in an attack mode" both because it was an election year and because they were in the minority.

Considered an innovative publication both because it was edited by a woman and because it employed a predominantly female workforce, Godey's Lady's Book fell into decline only after Hale retired, and Godey sold the journal in 1877.

And beating their biggest rivals with just 10 men further bolstered the Black Stars' belief that this is their year - both because it was a fine feat in itself, and because the last time Ghana beat Nigeria in a competitive match was in 1982, when they also came from a goal down; and that was in the ACN quarter-finals too.

An H pylon was chosen instead of an A pylon both because it was more functional, and would be more aesthetic in conjunction with the other bridges in the area, particularly three suspension bridges.

This ascent profile was identical to the CXE profile both because it was proven safe with minimal participant dropouts and because it would allow comparison of data between the two expeditions.

The greatest fish source for mercury exposure appeared to be canned fish, both because it was consumed more and, per meal, it was among the fish categories associated with the highest levels of mercury in maternal hair.

It's the type of drink that will impress your friends both because it's delicious and also because its color really entices.

A. oryzae has recently been considered a strong host candidate for heterologous protein production both because it is a eukaryote and because of its safety and remarkable behavior, i.e. high productivity of secreted enzymes.

Mr. Brachman's work is memorable both because it is visually alluring and because it has something to say.

In Mr. Andersson's view, greater shareholder involvement is good both because it is right and because it works.

That timespan is dangerous both because it is too long — long enough for us to unwittingly build an entire civilization on top of our continent's worst fault line — and because it is not long enough.