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That was transformative for Ms. Taub, who not only began writing furiously but also joined Tisch's experimental theater wing.

HISTORIANS have often noted that George Washington not only began but also did much to define the American presidency.

In January, the state of Tamil Nadu not only began including millet in the school midday meal scheme, they also experimented with different recipes to ensure its acceptance.

Lyell was a friend of Darwin's, and after reading Wallace's paper he not only began keeping his own species notebook but urged Darwin to publish something.

Those experiments have seen "mice grannies not only began to dance, but also produced offspring", another scientist told The Siberian Times.

He referred me to the hospital physiotherapy department, where David Joyce not only began to work on my neck, but on the mindset caused by the pain.

Once the application is granted, the company not only begins profiting from your device, but launches a lawsuit against you, the inventor, for infringing their patent.

This experience will help participants not only begin their SSB research projects but also see them through to successful completion after the seminar has finished.

They saw that Japanese companies had not only begun to compete successfully with their American counterparts, but were beginning to build factories in the United States.

If the trend continues, it could not only begin reversing the Continent's longstanding preference for bank credit, but also make the region less prone to banking crises.

After the scheduled summer review, he will not only begin a troop drawdown but also confirm the 2014 date for complete withdrawal.