There, she not only encounters the likes of Lady Diana Spencer, Muhammad Ali and Malcolm McLaren, she's told: "Never forget we are selling a dream".
Its actions have created huge streams of refugees which then flood into countries like Greece and when they get here they not only encounter racism but hostile EU [border] agencies like Frontex".
It promises to be a place where visitors can not only encounter the achievements of five different Northern European cultures -- through exhibitions, films, lectures and a school program -- but also inhabit them a little, too, simply by stepping through the front door.
Visitors to the building not only encounter Beauregard, but also see soldiers who are presumed to have died by his side in the Battle of Shiloh--another bloody battle where Beauregard fought.
In these classrooms, students would not only encounter more plant examples but would also learn to attend to plants in the same manner they attend to animals as components of a living system.
Rose Shuman, founder of Question Box, reiterated the value of information and explained how her company was "leveraging human infrastructure" to provide information to communities in India and Uganda, where people were not only illiterate but encountered other language and technical barriers.
Moreover, a study of Lipchik et al. [55, 56] revealed that comorbid psychiatric conditions not only are commonly encountered by physicians who treat headache patients, but that such conditions may also render headache patients more refractory to intervention.
In this study, we assessed the genomes of thirteen representatives of Bifidobacterium breve, which is not only a frequently encountered component of the (adult and infant) human gut microbiota, but can also be isolated from human milk and vagina.
I. Close friends: Nodes in this relationship have not only high encounter frequencies but also long durations just like close friends in the real world.
