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This Mesopotamian influence is evident not only in the Flood story but throughout the first 11 chapters of Genesis...

Increasingly, Dr. Dean's strength is evident not only in early polls, but on the ground in places like Iowa and New Hampshire.

His influence is evident not only in Crumb's now canonized comics, but also in contemporary graphic novels by Drew Friedman, Gary Panter, Charles Burns and Peter Bagge.

This is evident not only in the emissions record so far but also from the continued unbroken link between emissions and economic growth or decline.

This is evident not only from the emissions record so far of the EU but also from the continued unbroken link between emissions and economic growth or decline.

Such sluggishness is also crimping multinational earnings, evident not only in corporations' quarterly results but also in the recent softness in the U.S. job market.

This last quality of attenuated elegance is evident not only in Parmigianino's paintings but also in his numerous and sensitive drawings.

But even if the pro-European Remain cause pulls out a victory, the popular hostility against the decades-long process of European integration — evident not only in Britain but across the Continent — underscores a defining weakness.

Their investment was evident not only in the debate, but also during the commercial breaks — before, during and after the forum — with advertisements being broadcast from nearly half of the candidates.

Its visual talents have been evident not only in its sets but in turning derelict buildings into new performance areas: the Almeida has lodged in Shoreditch and King's Cross, in Upper Street and St Martin's Lane.

This is evident not only in his frequent allusions to modern architects like Mies van der Rohe and Wallace K. Harrison, but in his affinity with the work of Venturi and Scott Brown.