"We'll look at the conduct not only of priests but of bishops," Mr. Bennett said.
Furthermore, Greece and India conducted not only trade but also cultural, educational, and philosophical exchanges.
Nixon's illegal and surreptitious conduct not only prolonged an awful war but also corrupted and subverted a crucial presidential election: the combination must make it the most wicked action in American history.
"The Soviet project was an experiment conducted not only by Russians, but also on Russians, by the rulers against the ruled, by socialists against Christians, by townspeople against peasants," Hosking writes.
Third, and most striking, because it included seemingly bland provisions that if enacted would have major consequences for the conduct, not only of Palestinian governance, but also of the Palestinian uprising.
"Ceglia's alleged conduct not only constitutes a massive fraud attempt, but also an attempted corruption of our legal system through the manufacture of false evidence," said Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan.
He added that in Yemen, "There are a number of operations that are being conducted not only by the Defense Department, but by my former agency to try to focus on going after those targets.
"Ceglia's alleged conduct not only constitutes a massive fraud attempt, but also an attempted corruption of our legal system through the manufacture of false evidence," Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said in a statement.
There were more treats to come after the interval, for the Wagner sequence that Barenboim conducted not only provided further evidence of what a refined and responsive ensemble the WEDO has become under his guidance, but also a reminder that he has very few peers as a Wagner interpreter today.
