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This can help in targeting climate change policies and communication more effectively, so that climate change initiatives can not only address climate change but also achieve the broader social benefits people value.

It is time economists appreciated that by investing in our "common wealth" of public spaces and buildings, we would not only rebuild pride in our towns and cities, but also achieve the boost to our flagging economy that most other European countries have experienced over the last three decades.

This structural design can not only dramatically reduce the agglomeration effect of SWCNTs, but also achieve high in-plane stiffness.

The experimental results show that consent biometrics cannot only detect the willingness of users, but also achieve high recognition accuracy.

With a high torque jumbolter, it can not only increase the bolt tightening torque, but also achieve an integration of bolt installation to improve installation speed.

Therefore, the proposed algorithm can not only resolve more signals than the compared method in [26] but also achieve better estimation performance.

Also in 2009, Rupert Murray's The End of the Line was extraordinarily successful in not just raising awareness of the threat of over-fishing to the world's oceans, but also achieving tangible policy change.

She not only succeeds in making us see and share her experiences of the places she visits, but also achieves the more elusive goal of conveying the spirit of these places.

When, during the 1770s, the colonists threw off the tyranny of George III, they not only won independence from British imperial rule, but also achieved a kind of self-realisation; Americans-in-waiting became fully fledged Americans.

But unlike, say, the biblical Jael, who drove a spike through the head of a Canaanite general, or Judith, who beheaded an Assyrian general, she is not only controlled by men but also achieves her victory through them.

The "Adoration" is lavishly adorned and embossed with gold in the traditional Gothic fashion, but also achieves a new naturalness in its lighting and in the three-dimensionality of its figures.