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Both of these works not only captured the pathos of Turing's life; they also gave a lucid account of his technical achievement.

Meanwhile, the camera had become a forensic tool that not only captured the criminal's image but was also used to catalog it.

And all of it not only captured by Riefenstahl's cameras but magnified and mythologized, so that the film itself has become a part of the history it documents.

The ever-reliable Mark Benton not only captured the borderline compulsive obsessiveness of planespotting but gave Paul a sweetly befuddled edge which stopped you from sneering at the small-mindedness of it all.

Cocaine not only captured the attention of both men, it launched their careers: they used it to experiment on patients and, as was often true with doctors of that generation, in the private laboratories of their own bodies.

David, Scripture says, was such a superb military leader that he not only captured Jerusalem but also went on to make it the seat of an empire, uniting the kingdoms of Judah and Israel.

At their best, Steinmetz's photographs not only capture landscape; they transform it.

What kind of photo not only captures historical events but forever shapes how we view them?

This requires wider film that not only captures a wider image but also yields richer, more vibrant colors.

The finest pale-red books not only capture our cultural vertigo, they also attest to the vitality of literature today.

The novel not only captures the nervous arc of a crime investigation, but also makes palpable the media storm that often follows in its wake.