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Indeed, Internet sports journalism has not only created a highly critical fan base but enforced a bottom-up hierarchy.

Japan has not only created a word to deal with sexual harassment--sekuhara--but about two dozen such suits are pending.

Democratisation has not only created greater freedom of expression, but in the absence of a strong state has amplified the demands of radical Islamic groups.

Furthermore, it seems to me that separating the staff from the campus has not only created an underclass, it has created an underclass to which far too many faculty members feel entitled to be uncivil.

A team led by researchers at Stanford and Harvard universities has not only created a new material for high-speed organic semiconductors, it has come up with a new approach that can take months, even years, off the development timeline.

Spufford's odds of success were tall, for he has not only created a genre-bender — part novel, part history — he's taken as his subject what may be the most boring corner (central planning) of a very boring field (Soviet studies).

By collecting 400 million career profiles, LinkedIn hasn't only created a lucrative business for itself.

Clipper hasn't only created jobs over the past year, over half of Clipper's hires are military veterans of the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Sunrun's co-founders have not only created a thriving business; they've also defined an industry, changed consumer behavior, and affected regulation.

With this app, I have not only created the pictures but have also drawn the pictures with all my love for God and for kids".

Coe told the IOC members that the Games had not only created a sports legacy for the country but also helped regenerate east London.