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The urban ring could not only improve transit options, but also spur economic development and community revitalization.
These discoveries not only trigger novel findings regarding RNA switches in plants, but also spur the exploitation of riboswitches for monitoring metabolite concentrations in planta.
So we've got to do more both to stabilize our finances over the medium and long term, but also spur more growth in the short term.
And that the other players in this group – specifically, drummer Tyshawn Sorey and pianist Craig Taborn – can not only keep up with McBride, but also spur him on too.
WASHINGTON — As lawmakers consider rolling back many of the $1 trillion a year in tax breaks now doled out to businesses and individuals, some are promising that streamlining the tax code will not only raise revenue, but also spur economic growth.
What makes the battles (and so many of Fallon's other games) so successful in the first place is that it is absolutely made for the modern television age, where networks are not only looking to attract viewers but also spur online engagement.
This had the effect of currying favour but also spurring economic activity.
That event shook Britain, but also spurred its prime minister, Winston Churchill, into an action that has brought lasting benefit to Orkney.
This major cultural endeavor not only involved active collaboration between two nations, but also spurred the formation of a new company, engineering research, and major curriculum reform in aerospace engineering at MIT and beyond.
And where Eyjafjalla's ashes seem to have cost millions in lost business, Krakatoa's dust left the world not just a remarkable legacy of unforgettable art but also spurred a vital discovery in atmospheric science.
The famine that swept southern Somalia last year killed tens of thousands of people but also spurred new interest in this country and brought in new players like the Turks, who arrived handing out food aid and are now doing business.
