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Clifford had just watched the first four episodes, twice, and he pronounced them not only dramatically compelling but also faithful to history.

It uses innovative technology to not only dramatically cut its carbon use but also reduce its demand on the national grid.

The role in this realist drama is difficult not only dramatically but physically, since it involves repeatedly climbing up and down the flights of stairs in the Westons' house.

"The trade not only dramatically improved my livelihood but also reconnected me with my family and homeland, without having to compromise my political views," says trader and ex-combatant Majid Khan.

This structural design can not only dramatically reduce the agglomeration effect of SWCNTs, but also achieve high in-plane stiffness.

A-type EGCG dimer could not only dramatically promote the disaggregation of the preformed bovine insulin amyloid fibrils, but also restructure the amyloid fibrils into amorphous aggregates.

And the people at Southwest Airlines asked a series of contrarian questions not only about dramatically lowering the price of flying but also about dramatically changing the airline industry's traditional business model.

Lochte not only won dramatically, but Phelps also played the part of stubborn champion, writes Sam McKewon in The Omaha World-Herald, and exited stage left with not much more than a scowl.

However, new technologies are emerging that not only promise dramatically lower costs but also demonstrate significant performance gains.

The number of malls in Malaysia has not only increased dramatically, but they have also been subject to continual expansion over the past few years.

It reveals that the BiOI@Bi12O17Cl2 heterostructure not only shows dramatically strengthened photocatalytic activity, but also unfold powerful and nonselective photooxidation ability under visible-light illumination.