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Electricity, automobiles, personal computers and the Internet have all displaced workers, but also created new opportunities.

It not only framed the issues, but also created a real-world experiment in consequences.

Co-pyrolysis in CO2 not only converted the impregnated Fe ions into magnetite (Fe3O4), but also created porous biochar.

He not only helped to bring musical diversification to Milan, but also created a long line of new orchestras.

He often took on a grand scale, but also created brilliant and beautifully crafted works on paper.

The growth and proliferation of bacteria were supported by ABP which not only eliminated Cd toxicity through adsorption but also created a congenial microenvironment for bacterial survival.

The word "love-boat" suggested romantic reasons, but also created a mystery, for Mayakovsky's tangled love life was mostly unknown to the general public.

He not only strengthened the army and navy but also created a paramilitary organization, the Wild Tiger Corps, that was independent of the regular army.

These methods made Mr. Bo very popular and powerful but also created a dangerous path along which the Communist Party could return to the old ways of Mao.

She not only supported artists with every means at her disposal but also created a welcoming community, less sullenly clubbish than avant-garde haunts of yore.

The agrarian revolt cannot be understood outside the framework of the economic crusade that not only was its source but also created the culture of the movement itself".