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This conversational turn to ungendered education alongside the performance of the father daughter connection was not, however, only an intellectual observation, but also instigated a shift in my experience of myself within the exchange.

The discovery of the central role played by tumour angiogenesis in cancer progression and metastasis has not only led to the development of novel anti-cancer drugs specifically targeting this key biological process but also instigated the re-examination of conventional chemotherapy agents.

Siting of large-scale industries not only generates huge economic benefits for rural communities but also instigates inevitable land use changes with conversion of rural lands to industrial, commercial, residential and other uses.

When his cycle is in place in a relationship, self-interest becomes enlightened self-interest, which not only changes the dynamics of the relationship but also instigates change within both partners.

These covalent modifications promote the binding of arrestins, which not only uncouple the receptors from heterotrimeric G proteins and target them for endocytosis but also instigate G protein-independent signaling pathways.

She not only repelled the Seventh Crusade, but she also instigated the unique Mamluk era during which Egypt was ruled by elite slave warriors.

The magazine's profile of Elizabeth Gilbert a couple of weeks ago not only drew comments about that author's well-known book, "Eat, Pray, Love," but it also instigated a debate about readers' own intellects.

But another Facebook user, Bart Kuleba, said confrontation was also instigated by police.

He also instigated a three-month pre-tournament training camp for the squad.

The tsunami also instigated a major nuclear accident at a power station along the coast.

He also instigated strikes against French intervention in revolutionary China in 1925.