Not only does it have its physical components, it can be emotionally taxing for both the giver and the recipient.
Not only does it have discretion over whom it refunds, its own policy states "Nonrefundable tickets generally cannot be refunded.
Not only does it have the defending champion, South Africa, in its pool, but also Samoa and Fiji, who have both inflicted humiliating defeats on the Welsh in previous World Cups and advanced to the quarterfinals at their expense.
Not only does it have the world's first anti-rollover technology, but its chassis is heavily reinforced in case of an accident and bristling with airbags and anti-whiplash protection as well.
Not only does it have comparing-apples-with-oranges data, it then swings its right hook at the hard left straw man that "the press are all against JC".
Not only does it have the weapons of legislative, regulatory and media power at its fingertips, it also cannot be seen to lose this battle.
Not only does it have a living Nobel-prize-winning novelist in Gabriel Garcia Marquez, but its cities are teeming with bookshops, and its exports of books exceed those of any other Latin American country.
"Not only does it have awesome facilities, but it's an awesome party," Mr. Davis said.
Not only does it have too many enemies; it also contains too many internal contradictions.
For, not only does it have to equal the 1984 original, but somehow transcend it.
