By sending the vice president, Mr. Obama dispatched not only the second highest elected official in the United States, but also a leading foreign policy expert from his service in the Senate.
And the suicide bombers started to be dispatched not only by Hamas and Islamic Jihad, but also by Mr Arafat's own Fatah movement and its new, radical offshoot, the al-Aqsa Brigades.Can Mr Arafat once again tame his vengeful young?
The senator made at least a handsome $1.7 million off the deal, dispatching not only with the hardscrabble land where Reid was raised, but also the mining and water rights beneath it.
You can recruit computer-controlled assassins to your posse and dispatch them not only around Constantinople but also to take over representations of other cities around the Mediterranean.
With Salt Lake City as the base for Mormon colonizing, Young dispatched missions not only in Utah but to areas now in California, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, and Wyoming.
The UN agency, which more usually operates in war zones, has been compelled to increase its presence dispatching personnel not only to the country's Aegean isles but northern Balkan borders in a first for an advanced western economy.
Nuremberg not only dispatched justice swiftly, it also created a historical narrative that has survived.
But for some companies, like Berkshire Hathaway or the Leucadia National Corporation, these annual dispatches are eagerly consumed not only by shareholders but also by interested observers.
He not only dispatched his minions to attack civilian targets in the United States, killing thousands, but also had the audacity to extol such an attack.
Prime Minister Tony Blair has not only dispatched Royal Marines to Afghanistan but also made a speech in Texas pledging support for any American campaign in Iraq.
