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Such policies would not only hurt America's economy further but also begin to weaken its vital contributions to international security.

The council will not only create institutions based on the rule of law, but also begin a reconciliation process to unify Libyans on both sides of this conflict.

He said he would start campaigning in Florida on Sunday but also begin traveling to Nevada, Colorado and other states that will be voting soon.

Because we ended the war in Iraq, we were able to refocus our attention on not only the terrorist threat but also beginning a transition process in Afghanistan.

Soccer games not only serve to improve participants' understanding of H.I.V./AIDS and reproductive health, but also begin to break down entrenched societal stigmas.

She had plenty of knowledge when she started writing then, but also began searching for every reference she could find to Patroclus in ancient literature.

It not only brings light to a serious issue, but also begins to make the connection between factory farm practices and consumer choices.

Democrats and Republicans grieved today for Mr. Wellstone but also began calculating the many imponderables over how to run a campaign under such circumstances.

In the end, Labour's left wing not only learned to respect him but also began to think of him as one of their own.

He continued to work for studios and record labels but also began working as a photojournalist, covering protests, speeches, even the L.A. riots.

Still unclear is whether consumer confidence and business investment will not only revive from their war-jitter depths but also begin a more sustained recovery.