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President Obama made a compelling case at the United Nations for why a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians is not only essential but may even be possible this time.

Following beauty is not a mere indulgence, but may even be a moral obligation.

Nonetheless, overall it seems that ALMPs can only have modest impacts, but may even be desirable without any net employment impact.

First, the relative confidentiality of a given practice or — more importantly for us — of its maxim may not only be acceptable, but may even be a necessary condition for the moral acceptability of such a practice — which is then the reverse of what Kant defends.

In fact, if they keep up what they are doing, it would seem they are not only out to completely monopolize the nation's telecommunication services, but may even be set on destroying much of our nation's telephone infrastructure in the process.

Recent neuroscience and personal stories are indicating that we can not only reverse this stress cycle but may even be able to create a stronger and healthier brain.

Not only are you breaking the law, but you may even be taking money away from the companies/teams/sports you purport to support.

It's feasible therefore, that not only is there no net loss in jobs, but there may even be an increase.

There's a new kid on the block, and not only has he received a better gaming system, but he may even be more nuts than you.

But it may even be worse, considering the vaginal wall is highly permeable, allowing toxins like pesticide residue and GMO proteins direct access into the bloodstream.

These may not only differ in latency for different substances, but they may even be inversed for single substances over time [87].