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Traditional fishing has not only preserved its ecological uniqueness but increased cultural value.

We suggest that the tribal system has not only preserved the nomadic and seminomadic pastoral practices, but has also invigorated them.

In New Mexico, Governor Bill Richardson has not only preserved funds for domestic violence programs, but has made a sincere and deep commitment to ending violence against women in his state.

He added that Wallace, normally a ruthless tosser of notes, correspondence and drafts that he didn't want, had not only preserved the "Pale King" manuscript, but left an apparently finished 250-page sectinn in the center of his desk.

Incidentally, gang members have not only contributed to the artwork but helped preserve its beauty.

Robert Thompson, who has one Michelin star, said: "It is important that the Winter Gardens is not only preserved but enhanced".

The trials have not only shown a significant prolongation of overall survival, but they also reported improved or preserved quality of life (QoL).

Festivals like this are how culture is not only preserved, but moved forward".

It has been demonstrated that antisense RNA amplification not only preserves the fidelity of RNA-based microarray analysis but even improves the sensitivity.

It needs to be someone who has a grasp of all the aspects, and can not only preserve the money that is already there but hopefully increase it".

Extensive experiments on several visual data have demonstrated the efficacy and superior performance of the proposed algorithm, which can not only preserve image details but also suppress artifacts.