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He explained that the court of appeal had to consider the admissibility of confessions taking into account not just the statutory background but also applying modern standards of fairness and procedural protection.

Not exactly "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times," but Mallon's opener does its job, plunging us not only in medias res -- into the midst of things -- but also, applying torque to the phrase, into what becomes a media race.

When does it cross the line, not only determining the diagnosis, but also applying the cure?

Today it's launching a new application called Zapp that will simplify the process of not just finding, but also applying for, their next apartment.

This could be achieved by using not only the POEM simulation tool for the past to present debris populations, but also applying the long term prediction tool DELTA to obtain future populations.

Finding a solution for this situation is a permanent task of researchers, which involves not only finding new and advanced analytical methods to identify quality and quantity of contaminants, but also applying complex statistical methods that allow an overall assessment of the interaction of these contaminants in the food chain and the health risk associated with their consumption by humans.

This new understanding is not restricted to pure carbon but also applies to other sheet-forming materials such as boron nitride, which can also form nanotubes.

Further complicating matters, some four-year universities offer not only nursing and teaching degrees but also applied baccalaureates — Bachelor of Applied Science or Bachelor of Applied Technology — in the fields into which community colleges are expanding.

The problem is not unique to faith-based schools, said Gorard, but also applies to grammar schools, free schools and city technology colleges, which all have their own admissions policies.

All of these came out of agencies that were driven by missions, mainly around security – and funding not only the upstream "public good" research but also applied research and early-stage funding for companies.

Trump's Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, emphasised Pulse as a hate attack on the LGBT community, but also applied the label terrorism and said "we need to redouble our efforts to defend our country from threats at home and abroad".