Further, not only had it been forgotten, it had been deliberately suppressed.
Pasta Mancini in the Marche region has taken the idea further, not only using Italian wheat exclusively, but growing it.
But it is also going further, not only by examining overdraft fees but also embarking on wider scrutiny of retail banking by analysing the impact of so-called "free-if-in-credit" banking on consumers.
In Mr. Bush's victory speech after the Iowa caucuses on Monday night, he went a step further, not only referring to the Clinton era but also appealing to Americans "weary of scandals and alibis".
Wearable devices will take this a step further, not only repositioning retail from the palm directly into the eye line, but also enabling retail to always be switched on via integration with your individual view of the world.
'Good design is sustainable design' announced the UK Design Council's strategic plan in 2008, but I believe we must go one step further, not only making sustainability part of good design, but of all design.
The new Open Access policy goes a step further; not only ensuring that FAO's wealth of knowledge remains easily accessible to users around the world, but actively encouraging and providing a framework for the broader use, reproduction and dissemination of this material.
Meatballs are a good way of making meat go further – not only can you make use of the fattier cuts, but you can pack them out with lots of vegetables – in this case, a lovely sweet blend of carrots and onions.
Further, not only are the meanings eternal, the words are also eternal.
But today's Washington has taken this rule one step further: Not only should one never apologize, but one should also never take responsibility.
