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By becoming leaner, companies not only reduce operational costs but also become more scalable and well positioned to take on more business.

Waste dumps are becoming a very common source of secondary raw materials, but also become a relatively common foundation soil in the Ostrava-Karvina coal district.

Some predict that younger evangelicals will not only reject the name but also become more secular.

The hope is that the back lot would not only spur more film production but also become a draw for tourists.

The rocky cliffs he depicts not only lose their foliage as the days get shorter but also become steeper and more angular.

The impasse in Washington has not only dominated the political debate since the election, but also become a leading worry for corporate America.

But if they create affordable safety nets, they will not just improve life for their own citizens but also become role models themselves.

Not least among its virtues is that her dancers not only are attractive but also become more so as they go on doing this movement.

The relationship was inspirational but also became "abusive and weird.

Their criticism didn't just foretell and inspire their movies, but also became integrated into them.

The trades not only grew in volume but also became more diversified and specialized.