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"He'd be good not only with the fundamental aspects, but with the caring part of it, which is probably more important than anything else.

In the 1960s, in the decade following its creation, the EC reduced restrictions on trade in manufactured goods not only with its members but also with outside companies.

It is also important to point out that amount of absorption of blue pixel around λ = 400 450 nm is improved, suggesting the IPA structure is good not only for NIR sensitivity enhancement with light trapping but also good broadband anti-reflection coating.

The GCs/HA-hybrid sponge demonstrated good biocompatibility not only with primary hepatocytes, but also with endothelial cells.

"Their proactiveness holds them in very good stead not only with airline customers but also with their peers in the industry as well as the public," he said.

Noncovalently bound cyt c retains mobility and thus provides a good communication not only with the electrode but also with the proteins of the surrounding [ 27].

"I have a very good feeling now, not only with the strikers or only with Vardy.

He set something of a precedent by bringing into the embassy a staff of experts on Japan; he established good working relationships not only with leaders of the governing conservative party but also with members of the leftist opposition and the bureaucracy; and his name and face became known to almost everyone as a result of his extensive travels and public appearances throughout the country.

"I had a really good season last year - not only with Swindon but with Gillingham - and it was a rollercoaster," he added.

Likewise, tocilizumab presents good response rates, not only with concomitant MTX, but also in monotherapy [ 13, 14].

Sometimes it can be too much of a good thing, though, brimming not only with fantasies and inventions but also with worries and worst-case scenarios.