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The students' work may be considered not only a source of renewed interest in ornamental stoneware but also the first noteworthy example of artist-pottery in England.

And it involves media in which the effacement of the artist was once considered not only a practical reality but also a virtue.

Aides said he could no longer stomach another three years battling Mr. Lahoud, whom he considered not only a lightweight but also a Syrian pawn who was undermining Lebanese institutions by backing the encroachment of secret police agencies that mirrored the ones running Syria.

As for the boy in the story, an adolescent who sleeps with a woman older than himself, disobeys his parents, and runs away from home will be considered not only a social delinquent but a mental case, and treated as such.

"The crucifix has always been considered not only a distinctive sign of a particular religious credo, but above all a symbol of the values that are at the base of our Italian identity," said Italy's president, Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, earlier this week.

The tour was meant to add a dimension to the judging competition that considered not only a vehicle's appearance but also its ability to function as intended – that is, to be able to convey its occupants safely and reliably from one point to another.

It would be considered not only an invasion of the privacy, but a damned outrage.

Strain IGB83 can be considered not only an environmental strain, but also a potential plant pathogen, since it was isolated from a rotten fruit.

Adipose tissue has been considered not only an extremely important organ for energy metabolism, but also an endocrine organ that secretes hormones including leptin and adiponectin [ 16, 17].

In addition, d-β-aspartyl residues in various proteins are considered not only an index of ultraviolet irradiation but also a useful marker of the ageing process.

The ER is considered not only an early apoptosis checkpoint to reduce cell damage, but also an important participant in the amplification of the apoptosis signaling cascade.