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(But also backed by Iran).
It led a rescue buyout of the airline Monarch, but also backed OpCapita's acquisition of electricals retailer Comet, which collapsed months later.
In nearly 14 years as a Republican congressman from Wisconsin, Mr. Ryan has not only voted for legislation that would cut off federal money for Planned Parenthood and the Title X family planning program, but also backed bills to establish criminal penalties for certain doctors who perform the procedure known as partial-birth abortion.
On March 18th Lord Turner, the head of the Financial Services Authority, toughened up Britain's own approach to supervision but also backed a new body to co-ordinate regulation across the EU.Although Mr Brown may be able to unveil some concrete advances towards the first two goals of the summit, success on the third looks more doubtful.
He pledged to respond to Francis's proposals within a month but also backed a shakeup of nurses' salaries as one of a number of moves that need to be made without delay, alongside appointing a first chief inspector of hospitals to investigate where concerns have been raised.
With them arrived a Tropicana executive, Dennis Gomes, who not only promised her fame but also backed up his offer with a three-year contract, a lounge named after her, a new microphone headset ensemble and smokeless ashtrays wherever she worked.
Hoping to capitalize on the smartphone's continuous need for juice, Iomega has released SuperHero, an iPhone dock that not only charges but also backs up content.
This means not just investing in quality reporting, but also backing efforts like business model experimentation, community participation and creative collaboration.
It engulfs but also backs off, giving the viewer plenty to look at and think about, and plenty of room for doing so, often with a weird, unexpected one-to-one intimacy.
It's amazing he's come back from it, but also back to the level he's playing at just now.
They're jetting around town in uncomfortable clothes, attending not just a slew of parties, but also back-to-back shows that almost always start late and are more often than not pretty boring.
