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There are many elements in the series — not only the between-the-sheets intrigue and some graphic violence, but also a persistent dystopian tone — that people might not expect from a project with your name on it.

The issue is not only one of shifting definitions, but also a persistent distinction between musical style and audience identification: Ian Christe describes how the band "became the stepping-stone that led huge numbers of hard rock fans into heavy metal perdition".

In addition, not only higher baseline Ang-2 concentrations, but also a persistent increase in Ang-2 during the early course identifies septic patients with unfavorable outcome.

This was often based upon feeling intellectually stretched – being 'kept on your toes' – but there is also a persistent sense here that these community-based GPs feel intimately connected with the unfolding of new knowledge over time, of being part of history.

Here, we not only found a post-tetanic potentiation within the first minutes after train presentation, but also detected a persistent increase in transmission to 117.5±0.5% of control values as assessed 25 to 30 minutes after the train (n = 5, Figure 2A and B).

Lincoln is seen as a man of character and stature, but one who was also a persistent storyteller.

We needed to find a place where crime was persistent, but also a place we could manage journalistically.

Expressing gratitude is also a persistent theme throughout pop music.

In Facebook's shadow, there is also a persistent question about the weakness of Chinese innovation.

There is also a persistent identifier link to the journal article [7] describing the original work.

Nuclear smuggling is also a persistent problem.