Perhaps he is a stand-in for Rockwell, contemplating not only an abstract painting, but also his own artistic extinction.
But as Toronto pulled away in extra-time, Seattle fans were left contemplating not only a unique home advantage lost, but an almost commensurate one gained by TFC.
But as the American Civil Liberties Union pointed out, "The procedures contemplate not only that the N.S.A. will acquire Americans' communications but that it will retain them and possibly disseminate them to other U.S. government agencies and foreign governments".
The parallel accounts of the siblings' separate and shared lives give the reader much to contemplate: not only questions of nature and nurture and the weight of expectations, but the changing shape of families that we can choose.
Plainly crafted to contemplate not only known securities arrangements at the time but also any prospective instruments created by those who seek the use of the money of others on the promise of profits the definition of "security" is broad, sweeping, and designed to be flexible to capture new instruments that share the common characteristics of stocks and bonds.
However, considering the results in this study, we believe the time has come to contemplate not only the objectives of tourism promotion but also the total effects of tourism itself.
The findings underscore the need "to consider the sound dimension of reef communities when contemplating not only the behavior and ecology of animal populations, but the increasing impacts of human noise on the underwater environment," she adds.
Clearly, the fascination with celebrity deaths must somehow touch on our sense of ourselves, as we contemplate not only our own deaths but our lives.
Contemplate not only what you feel, but why you feel the way you do.
If your morning routine involves popping a pod into your trusty Keurig coffeemaker, contemplate this: Not only are K-Cups destroying the environment, but the guy who invented them feels guilty about it.
