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Readers unfamiliar with Land should read the final two chapters first, for the context that makes the story of his life not only fascinating but significant.

All of which is not only fascinating – there's a PhD thesis in here somewhere – but worth bearing in mind next time you have a dinner party.

Everything she did this year — from making a Free Kitten album to posing in i.D. wearing clothes by Rodarte — was not only fascinating but galvinizing.

"In this, too, Mr. Tolkien has succeeded superbly, and what happened in the year of the Shire 1418 in the Third Age of Middle-earth is not only fascinating in A.D. 1954 but also a warning and an inspiration".

IOWA CITY - Newt Gingrich, in full professorial mode, stood at a lectern in front of a whiteboard decorated with his campaign signs on Wednesday and told an auditorium of college students that brain science research was not only "fascinating," but "a way to fix the budget" over the next decades.

This, a literary career that has so far spanned six decades, and the fact that his maternal grandmother was Ada Leverson, the writer Oscar Wilde called 'the Sphinx', means that talking to him is not only fascinating but ghostly, too; he connects you to a past that you've previously heard about only via fat biographies.

For Güntürkün, whistled Turkish was not only a fascinating cultural oddity but also an exciting natural experiment.

The result is not only a fascinating travelogue, but also a personal meditation on loss and fate.Ms Murray excels in the role of intrepid tour guide.

"I had an idea that the tent interiors would not only reveal fascinating and intimate details about their inhabitants but also counter the myth that nobody was sleeping in them".

But the story of America's anti-­interventionist lobby is not only historically fascinating, it also echoes in debates today over whether America should engage abroad or hold back.

"Dan Shechtman's Nobel prize celebrated not only a fascinating and beautiful discovery, but also dogged determination against the closed-minded ridicule of his peers, including leading scientists of the day.