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Now they have shed their underdog mentality and are predicting what was previously unthinkable: not only keeping their legislative majority but also capturing the county executive post.

The blogger added, "They've done a great job of not only evoking cycling history but also capturing a 'soulful' aesthetic that appeals to certain riders".

Low carbon technologies include renewable energy sources, but also capturing carbon from coal, gas or biomass power stations and storing it underground to render it harmless.

There is one work here at the end of the space, Fiction Fish (1992), almost lost in the space but also capturing and owning it: raised a bit off the floor, a roughly constructed cardboard box surmounted by a woven ribbon cylinder; a simple, hand-drawn graphite line demarcating its space in the gallery.

Not only in terms of innovation but also capturing wider numbers of gamers in the process.

That means it can afford to sell phones for dirt cheap, raking in sales but also capturing a tidy profit.

Companies must not only create value but also capture it in the form of profits.

He said: "Frisky was not only a much-loved family pet but also captured the heart of the nation.

He not only was named 3-year-old champion, but also captured Horse of the Year honors.

It shows the lions' curiosity at this tiny intruder, but also captures them yawning, resting, and tearing apart their prey.

But the Obama campaign will "need something that is positive and optimistic and tells you something about Obama, but also captures that contrast they want to put forward".