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Mrs. Clinton and Mr. McCain, however, share not just a title, but also a general approach to politics.

This is evidence of not only a lack of consistency in student politics but also a general confusion about what students want.

This is not only down to low salary growth, but also a general shortage of supply – which is the underlying reason why homes are getting more expensive," he said.

It determines not only the daily physical, mental and social functioning, but also a general response to the further treatment conducted in outpatients clinic.

Polakovs explains that at Genentech there is diversity not just in people's race, sexual orientation, or gender, but also "a general feeling of acceptance and respect".

"This is not only down to low salary growth, but also a general shortage of supply - which is the underlying reason why homes are getting more expensive.

Increased serum levels of BALP might reflect not only new bone formation in repair tissue of inflammatory lesions in AS but also a more general increase of bone mineral density in AS patients treated with TNF-α-blocking agents [ 32].

There exist not only the mathematical model of a general system, but also a framework of general theories for the abstract structures, properties, behaviors, and operations across all forms of systems.

However, these rates of premature withdrawal agree with findings in other studies and are not limited to detoxification programmes but are also a general problem in treating substance abuse [ 10, 31].

Thank goodness, then, for a new website, www.dadcando.com where I can not only make the classic arrow plane (in desert, marine and camouflage versions) but also a stealth plane (general ops, snow and night).

Ms. Barnes is one of a growing number of young people for whom the tutor is no longer only study buddy or homework helper, but also a source of general life support.