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In fact, some Bluetooth proponents can see a day when the two networks will not only co-exist, but also communicate.

Now that home networking is a reality (albeit a tricky one), companies are building devices that not only store or connect to a range of entertainment choices but also communicate with one another to distribute those choices throughout the home.

In the version of FBCB2 known as "blue-force tracker," far-flung United States units not only receive their location information from G.P.S. but also communicate with one another using other classified satellite systems.

Diverse signals not only convey inside but also communicate outside among circuits.

One of these needs is being able to not only accept cards, but also communicate with customers more efficiently.

Equipped with dedicated short-range communications radios, vehicles can not only exchange messages directly with vicinity nodes but also communicate with other nodes through a number of intermediate nodes if all of them are connected.

The video, for Morris, is a comment on the things he saw in a community that yearned for socioeconomic improvements but also communicated through personal aesthetics.

But its technology creates an easy-to-use, interactive environment that not only learns from consumers' energy use but also communicates with them, helping people adopt more thrifty patterns of electricity consumption.

Mr. Berson, who says he is affiliated with neither of the two major political parties, applauded the mayor for helping to create the New Jersey Performing Arts Center -- where Mr. Berson is a trustee and member of the center's executive committee, as well as a trustee of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, which performs there -- but also communicated some misgivings.

In addition, sustainability for airports means not only minimizing environmental impacts but also communicating about the social and economic benefits of airports and aviation.

For example, its New York branch not only conducts natural language processing research to support the company's "globalization," but also communicates with its American subsidiaries.