(Diptyque's Smoothing Body Polish, incidentally, is not only out of your price range but completely rubbish. Walk straight past that, ideally towards the Laura Mercier counter).
Incidentally, they're not only bigger than previous models, but quieter too, IBM says.
In contrast to unmodified lignin, it was found incidentally that DML not only had excellent grinding performance, but also showed strong and unique retarding effect.
In the course of writing your own testament, you should incidentally answer all the questions in the public's mind, but only incidentally, not as your main theme.
These latter seem in particular relevant not only incidentally, as a precipitating/aggravating factor in the short term, but, most importantly and interestingly, as potential epigenetic modulators of disease severity over time.
Incidentally, gang members have not only contributed to the artwork but helped preserve its beauty.
Israel, incidentally, is currently in talks not only with Syria but also, indirectly, with Hamas (see article).Talk of appeasementMr Obama, it is true, has got into trouble by implying that he himself would sit down to unconditional talks with Iran's Holocaust-denying president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
This implies that at-work productivity loss is an important concern, since work hours are not only lost incidentally through sick leave, but also more structurally and profoundly by at-work productivity loss.
Incidentally, electric-powered apparatuses are utilized not only by alternating current [AC] voltage applications, but also by direct current [DC] voltage applications.
Incidentally, the Placebo action takes place not only in Jonathan's apartment, where Louise has been co-habiting to his growing dismay, but also in Louise's lab at one end of which is a temperamental vending machine.
