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During these few years, he not only defined the perspective of Russian genre painting but also widened the borders of the expressive possibilities of genre painting in general.
In India, too, the pursuit of economic growth at all costs has created a gaudy elite but also widened already alarming social and economic disparities.
French intellectuals will soon have Jean-Pierre Chevènement's "Is France Finished?" on their shelves alongside Eric Zemmour's "French Melancholy".The immediate explanation for this asymmetry is the economic crisis, which has not just shaken Westerners' confidence in the system that they built, but also widened the growth gap between mature and emerging economies.
What better way of revolting against such illiberal claptrap than emulating the character in Mr Allen's film?Another reason is September 11th, which not only produced a surge of patriotism but also widened the gap between students (who tended to see the attacks as examples of evil) and Vietnam-era professors (who agonised about what America must have done wrong).
The presence of the Nf film (i.e., in GC/Nf/poly(Ni)) not only increased the stability of the poly(Ni) film but also widened the LCR.
They correctly judged that increased trade with China would not only expand the sale of more American goods there but also widen the circulation of democratic values.
Hence it constitutes an interesting simulation tool not only serving Galileo needs for mitigation of the ionospheric effect but also widening the use of new data.
This successful approach provides not only a breakthrough in the existing structural models applied to PFRC but also widen the understanding of the material behaviour subjected to fracture under Mode I.
Integration not only promotes their wide ranging applications in resource management and monitoring (Thakur et al. 2011), but also widens the scope to which they are applicable (Gao 2002).
Medical innovation could act as game changers of any scenario, if revolutionary cure is discovered, but also widen the health gap if the costs for high-tech medical improvements are too high.
The global view of cancer-specific AS is not only useful for exploring the complexity of the cancer transcriptome but also widens the eyeshot of clinical research.
