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But also a considerable improvement over Mr. Simon's initial vision.

A few more years of doing nothing will mean not only more provocations, but also a considerable increase in North Korea's nuclear capabilities, missile technology and, perhaps, proliferation.

Richard is one of Shakespeare's great roles, and the actor is not only taking on a massive vocal challenge (it's the second longest part in Shakespeare, after Hamlet), but also a considerable physical one - the playing of this severely deformed man has kept legions of osteopaths in work over the years.

This means not only less-congested roads and fewer emissions, but also a considerable decrease in collisions.

Not only DCS validation is achieved with such simulation-based design approach but also a considerable amount of design and installation time can be saved.

VOCs emitted from the crude oil not only create severe air pollution problems but also a considerable amount of valuable hydrocarbons are wasted to the atmosphere.

It is now well accepted that MS is not only a demyelinating CNS disease but has also a considerable neurodegenerative component [4].

"The high proportion of large denominations indicates that banknotes are used not only as a means of payment but also to a considerable degree as a store of value," the SNB website explained.

Obviously best-known as a philosopher and essayist, but also a dramatist of considerable skill.

Our data confirm that elevated serum IgG4 levels were found not only in IAC patients, but also in a considerable fraction (15%) of a large cohort of PSC patients, that the PPV of a sIgG4 in the lower elevated range between 1.4 and 2.8 g/L for IAC was only 28%, and that therefore serum IgG4 was insufficient to discriminate between PSC and IAC.

But there is also a considerable measure of improvisation against that disciplining background.