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This singling out of donors to controversial political campaigns has raised concerns not only from civil libertarians, but also from traditional supporters of open government.

This outbreak highlights that contamination of the environment with T. gondii oocysts is of concern not only from a public health viewpoint but from a biodiversity perspective as well (1, 10 ).

It concerns not only American companies, he added.

The concerns come not only from Russia, Mr. Assad's strongest ally, and Mr. Annan, who resigned as international envoy to Syria when his mediation efforts went nowhere.

"He was concerned not only about sound from the outside," she said, "but sound he would be making in the apartment".

Future research in developing scales should be concerned, not only with opinions from experts but also with the opinions of the target population.

The issues raised by Cooper here concern not only the standpoint from which these materials are produced, but also the inauthenticity of the product itself.

And the concern comes not only from its most persistent critics.

Potential spillover from the Syrian conflict is a concern not only in Turkey but on all of Syria's borders.

Most of the empirical researches in translation studies, as Orozco and Albir, Orozco and Albir 2002 suggest, are concerned with problems not only from the scientific point of view, but also from the theoretical perspective because none of them explores translation competence as a whole, except some of its aspects (Orozco and Albir, 2002).

The PRAC recommendation is viewed with concern, since it extrapolates not only from long-term use in septic patients to acute haemodynamic stabilisation in this cohort of patients but also to all licensed and not-licensed (off-label) use of HES.