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In the aftermath of its banking bust in the early 1990s it not only cleaned up its banks quickly but also embarked on a radical programme of microeconomic deregulation.

Hollingworth managed, however, not merely to attend official press conferences and briefings, but also embarked on more trips, for longer and under more dangerous conditions, than any other female reporter, and was often behind enemy lines.

In 2008, Cohen was not only inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but also embarked on his first concert tour in a decade and a half, criss-crossing Canada, Europe and the Antipodes.

Even 25 years ago, I advocated that society perceived not only the values of democracy and a market economy, but also embarked on the spiritual path of development.

The Federal Reserve is of a similar mind, not only maintaining rock-bottom short-term interest rates, but also embarking on an adventurous policy targeting long-term rates.

But it is also going further, not only by examining overdraft fees but also embarking on wider scrutiny of retail banking by analysing the impact of so-called "free-if-in-credit" banking on consumers.

In fact, when Wild Ginger discovers what her two friends are up to, she not only cuts them both off but also embarks on a Red Guards campaign to outlaw sex.

When James, late in his career, gathered his novels into a standard edition, he was not only erecting a monument to his own genius, but also embarking on a business venture.

Not only did it yank the base rate down to an historical low of 0.5% in March, but it also embarked on quantitative easing injecting newly created money into the economy by buying assets, mainly gilts.

But he also embarked on such Republican staples as tax cuts ($800m-worth so far), reforming welfare (240,000 fewer New Yorkers now claim it) and fighting crime.All this has wrong-footed his Democratic opponents, just as a relentlessly centrist Mr Clinton discomfited Bob Dole during last year's presidential race.

Watson and Crick both continued their scientific careers but Watson also embarked on a new one, as a writer.