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Jaipur has reduced its stray population, but it is a lonely exception that overcame not only enormous logistical and financial challenges but cultural ones as well.

According to those who have worked closely with Freeh, the Khobar barracks bombing became a case into which he poured not only enormous investigative resources but also his soul.

Self-cleaning solar panels would be especially effective in large installations, which are not only enormous, but often remote.

In this engineered TiO2 architecture, the TiO2 particle decorated and nanowire capped TNTA hybrid structure provides not only enormous dye-loading amount and excellent light scattering/trapping effects for superior light harvesting efficiency, but also fast charge transport along the 1D aligned TNTA scaffold.

Building the new-gen plants, running more railroad cars to bring the increased coal supplies necessary to run them, building and burying all the CO2 pipelines, maintaining CO2 burial fields... it all requires not only an enormous amount of money but an enormous investment of energy, and fossil energy is a finite commodity.

It took him a long time to find a suitable elm - he needed not only an enormous trunk but two branches for arms & another for the head.

Major job losses in the auto sector would not only cause enormous economic and social distress around the country but would be extremely costly to the government.

The war, the report said, could "not only cause enormous numbers of casualties on both sides, but would greatly add to deaths from famine".

To an increasing extent, pay experts say, executives at start-ups are receiving not only potentially enormous option packages, but large salaries as well.

This not only consumes enormous amounts of time and attention from some of the smartest people on the planet surely a waste it is also a crashing bore.In this section The incompetent or the incoherent?

Across the UK, babies, children and young adults with life-shortening conditions and their families not only face enormous physical, emotional and social difficulties, but also the bewildering inconsistency and complexity of palliative and specialist care provision and its commissioning.