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Others, though, argue that the REIT sector has already run up in value and that it is not only fully valued but could collapse if interest rates go up.

It says it is not only fully compliant with E.U. data protection laws, but "we also strongly believe that every Facebook user owns his or her own data and should have simple and easy access to it".

And the program is not only fully paid for, it should actually reduce the deficit over the next two decades.

Earlier this month, the U.N. high commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay, said that one year after Kim Jong-un took over there is "almost no sign of improvement," and argued that "an in-depth inquiry into one of the worst — but least understood and reported — human rights situations in the world is not only fully justified, but long overdue".

Each member of the community is not only fully responsible for his or her actions, but is also co-responsible for the actions of others and of the community.

In that unique moment, this student is not only fully invested in and driving knowledge production but she wants to share her insights with me and her fellow students, asking us to consider an issue or a problem through a fresh angle, one enabled by innovative and interdisciplinary thinking.

FASTER is not only fully automated, but the accuracy is comparable to the semi-automated staging programs and it is much faster than manual staging by visual inspection.

Such reduction of sMet levels is not only fully consistent with moderate liver injury, but also likely reflects the lower activity of ADAM17 in livers of UDCA-treated animals.

Unfortunately, with all the precautions in this infection disease throughout the world it is not only still fully eradicated but also, it has a high prevalence in some areas like Iran (18.49% in this study).

It's like if ambient music was not only fully organic, but also, you know, good.

The Austin Chronicle gave it four stars out of five and said that "After a while -- a familiarity period if you will -- it becomes clear that these songs are not only fully realized, they're damn near brilliant".