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Call this attitude "Left NIMBYism". Left NIMBYism not only flatly contradicts the logic of supply and demand but also flies in the face of empirical studies of what happens when cities see new construction.

The proposal to increase sentences for women who have had abortions is not only an egregious human rights violation, but also flies in the face of evidence showing that restricting access to abortion does not reduce the number of terminations.

And Meridiana, an airline that is mostly owned by the Aga Khan, operates widely within Italy but also flies to major European cities. Meridiana has become increasingly popular with Europeans and is becoming better known to American travelers.

Mesa flies under its own name in New Mexico and Colorado, but also flies as US Airways Express in the Midwest and East, and America West Express in the Southwest.

The generals' reliance on emergency laws and summary justice dispensed by military courts has not only failed to reduce crime, but also flies in the face of the revolution's basic aims.

And suggesting that more guns in more places would reduce gun violence is not only morally irresponsible, but also flies in the face of all the facts.

He eats mostly seeds but also flying insects, ants, and spiders.

This letter not only violated Justice rules on commenting on ongoing investigations but also flew in the face of years of precedent about how to handle sensitive cases as Election Day nears.

"The Untold Story" dates back to the days when pictures had to be not only snapped on the sly but also flown or driven straight to Lantana, Fla., The Enquirer's home base.

Feeling that she did not deserve such remarks, in light of fixed-income's strong year, she not only disputed the recommendation, but also flew to London to make her case to the Morgan Stanley director, Laura Tyson.

He not only defeated Behrens, who ran second to the world-class Dubai Millennium in the $5 million Dubai World Cup in March, but also flew the mile and a quarter in 1 584/5.