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The Supreme Court speaks not only through its rulings in cases argued before it, but also through its choice not to hear certain cases -- the ones denied certiorari, in legal lingo.

Hamas has gained strength not only through violence, but also through its schools, health clinics and reputation for incorruptibility.

She presented cool, crisp testimony meant to support her attempt to sell her home merchandise not just through Macy's, with which she has an exclusive contract in some categories, but also through its rival J. C. Penney.

The group has distinguished itself not only through its battlefield prowess, aid workers say, but also through its determination to capture resources like wheat silos from the government, so that the group could dispense the spoils as patronage.

The Mirage family of delta-wing fighters (from 1955), which included the first European aircraft to exceed twice the speed of sound, became not only a highly successful product but also, through its sales, a means for strengthening France's political alliances with other countries.

"The View From Your Window" distinguishes itself not only by the simplicity of its conceit, but also through its delivery model: rather than go through a conventional publisher, Sullivan has partnered with Blurb.com to produce the book on a print-on-demand basis, thus avoiding large up-front costs.

"Languages are taught through interactive methods but also through cultural identity and understanding," she says.

In comparison, our results demonstrate that hypoxia enhances the density of Ano1-mediated ICl(Ca) not only through increasing expression of Ano1 but also through potentiating its sensitivity to Ca2+ and to membrane voltage.

It was the textiles industry more than any other that illustrated Britain's dependence on international trade, a trade that it commanded not only through the volume of its imports and of its manufacturing output but also through the strength of its banking and other financial institutions, as well as the extent of its shipping industry.

The stream was not only running past the house, but also through part of its foundation.

Lp(a) may be atherothrombotic through its low-density lipoprotein moiety, but also through apo(a), including its ability to be retained in the vessel wall and mediate pro-inflammatory and proapoptotic effects including those potentiated by its content of oxidized phospholipids, and antifibrinolytic effects.