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That fight ended with a United Nations resolution and international peacekeepers but also, eventually, a rearmed Hezbollah.

Needing an accompanist at the last minute, she knocked on the door, introduced herself and found not only an accompanist but also, eventually, a collaborator.

It says customers will save money not only by paying rates based on hourly fluctuations in the wholesale market, but also eventually by displaying real-time rates.

Silicon photonics researchers hope to transform computing by making high-bandwidth connectors cheaper than ever before, not just in cables, but also eventually within electronic motherboards and microprocessors.

The change is projected to reduce government spending by $300 billion over a decade but also eventually leave 13 million more people with no health insurance.

One new student-based humanitarian aid group is raising money for organizations that not only provide emergency relief but also eventually shift over to long-term disaster reconstruction work.

The substation now serves Battery Park City but will also eventually power the rebuilt trade center.

Focusing on these narrower questions not only offers immediate guidance for scientists who are trying to help the poor, but may also eventually help answer larger questions, such as how to end poverty, Duflo said.

But she also eventually recognises that a marriage to the zealous godly Rivers as his missionary partner in India might be sensible as a vocation though unsatisfactory as a truly fulfilling romantic relationship.

Los Angeles County officials say the developer, John Laing Homes, is responsible for building a road that not only would help existing traffic flow in the area but would also eventually help serve an area known as Newhall Ranch, where more than 21,000 homes are planned.

Not only did it comply with Missouri's request to leave Mr. Bates at home, but it also eventually retaliated, suspending seven of the protest movement's leaders when they objected to decisions by N.Y.U. to hold a basketball player and track stars out of athletic events.