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The two-part chart to the right (click on it for a larger version) breaks these out, but it only illustrates part of the tax-related inequities.

Woodward's book offers some understanding about how President Obama made some decisions about Afghanistan and was steered away from others, but when it comes to making sense of the war it only illustrates the intricacy of the confusion.

"This coup tarnishes the country's image as it only illustrates how the military has yet to accept the superiority of civil actors in many African countries," says Abdul Aziz Kebe, a specialist in Arab-African relations at the University of Dakar, in Senegal.

It not only illustrates the value of advertising in Saturday issues, as compared to weekdays, but also raises questions about Sunday ad placings.

It not only illustrates the diminished standing of network news anchors, but the rise of social media, like Facebook and Twitter, which enable everyday viewers to challenge and correct major news organisations.

From Heidegger's perspective, the last explanation is the most problematic; it not only illustrates the ways in which aesthetics come to serve the "enframing" of all that is through neuroscience but also shows how the enigma of art gets "explained" away in the process.

But in Paul's view that kind of dispute — an argument about whether to attach conditions to a bill authorizing the federal government to pay an enormous debt that it has already incurred — only illustrates how far the Republicans are from the kind of radical bureaucratic abolition that he would like to see.

This tree of life not only illustrates the attributes of God, it also provides an advanced view of cosmology.

It is also a book of testimony, which not only illustrates the dramatic decline of a major American city, but of the American Dream itself.

The division between the groups only illustrates for which combination of prognostic factors it is relatively less favourable to treat immediately and for which prognostic factors it is relatively more favourable to treat immediately.

The figure/ground image not only illustrates the concept of perception, but how our brain works when it comes to managing differences.