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Even more, preserving Nusantara Architecture is not only about maintained the tradition physically, but also the value.

Poehler's anecdotes demonstrate not only the role of chutzpah in comedy, but also the value of preceding large requests with small ones in negotiation.

The loss of faith has been complicated because it has not only discredited China's political leaders but also the value of the Chinese cultural legacy itself.

It reinforces the insurgency's confidence, and makes allies and partners question not only their sacrifices of blood and treasure, but also the value of NATO and U.S. leadership.

The results of this study illustrate not only the value of decentralized systems but also the value of the SNPV approach in the planning of wastewater services, especially in areas undergoing high demand growth.

The sudden roar around "Fast & Furious 6" reflects not only the unusual and overlooked strengths of the series, but also the value in Hollywood of cultivating an online fan base.

That violates not only the equal protection clause of the Constitution, but also the values of equality and fairness that Americans hold dear.

To be sure, it is a slow process to build not only the institutions but also the values and attitudes that constitute a democratic order.

The sound of the group reflected not only Mr. Osby's fully formed aesthetic but also the values of a postmillennial jazz scene, the hybrid-crazy realm in which his younger sidemen operate.

And it's very important to understand that in specifying a Laplace transform, it's important to identify not only the algebraic expression, but also the values of s for which it's valid.

The modification consists in taking into account not only edge costs but also the values stored in the lookup tables associated with nodes.