But not incidentally, this has taken place as some of the best-known players in the fight against illegal immigration here have run into legal and political troubles.
I also, but not incidentally want to address the graduates of this esteemed institution, especially those who are already parents or intend to be parents and who just might be thinking of their future descendants who will, hopefully, be around at the start of the next century.
It's worth noting that peace would not only be what's best for Israel, but would also, not incidentally, free the Palestinians from a deadly system of occupation and repression.
Mr. Hevesi said his remarks were motivated by a professional concern about the fiscal health of the city -- but they served, not incidentally, to reinforce his efforts to present himself as the fiscal conservative in the field.
This unrazored newcomer had to face not only Australia's most critical watchers, but also, and not incidentally, an attack containing Keith Miller, Benaud, Simpson, Crawford and Davidson - the last- named not yet, but soon to become, one of the most gifted and lovely-to-see quick left-arm bowlers of any period.
But it was also meant, not incidentally, to spark discomfort in another country in the European Union.
But their music -- and, not incidentally, their humor -- is almost scientifically designed so that most jazz lovers over 50 won't get it or want to get it.
But he prefers his own riff, which not incidentally trains the eye not on him but on his crowds.
Not incidentally, James Levine, who has all but embodied the Met for four decades, was back, after a two-year absence.
But the trick is to manage that without alienating the German public and, not incidentally, losing power.
Gupta, not incidentally, is Indian.
