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"Breaking Bad" increases that cognitive dissonance, turning some viewers into not merely fans but enablers.

Unexpectedly, those middle-of-the-road fans had turned the movie into not merely a smash hit — as of Wednesday, "The Blind Side" had taken in more than $238 million at the domestic box office and was still playing in about 1,750 theaters — but a genuine Oscar contender.

The scores reflect a breath of fresh air from scientific advances that translate into not merely incremental advances, but rather transformative new medicines or solutions.

"It's the European Union being put into question, not merely a country within the European Union," he said.

For he ran into resistance, not merely from such pillars of the system as its revolutionary committees" and a nomenklatura deeply wedded to the status quo, but also from Gaddafi himself.

He reckons that three-quarters of the members of TechAviv, a network of entrepreneurs that he set up, are start-ups with fewer than ten employees.And making a business into something not merely big but enormous means resisting bigger companies' blandishments of a few million dollars, or even a few hundred million.

Steele's method is highly personal, depending on an idiosyncratic assigning of such musical qualities as pitch and duration to syllabic values; but he recognized that a prosodic theory must take into account not merely metre but "all properties or accidents belonging to language".

Firm limits must also be written into law: not merely safeguards, but red lines that may not be crossed.

Under the U.K. system, off-balance sheet transactions that sank Enron might have been consolidated into earnings, not merely disclosed in footnotes.

When aggregate patterns of a landscape are important (e.g. when considering fragmentation impacts on biodiversity), it is important to incorporate indices that take into account not merely location, but also the spatial patterns during the model assessment procedure.

In other words, novel genetic information is introduced into the germline, not merely into some somatic cells as in gene therapy.