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Curtis Martin not only generated his first 100-yard rushing game of 2003, but he averaged 5.5 yards a carry.

This not only generated a sense of open doors, but also nurtured open minds and open hearts that refused to be ruled by fear and suspicion.

Flight Aware, a flight tracking service, not only generated a map but, for the aeronautically minded, also reproduced the flight plan in aeronautical terms.

In one respect, though, the Conowingo dam on the Susquehanna River in eastern Maryland is an exception.Since its construction in 1928, the Conowingo dam has not only generated electricity but also trapped vast amounts of sediment behind its imposing walls.

A second experiment videotaped the groups and tested for "uncertainty", by counting how often group members hemmed and hawed, or made comments along the lines of, "I'm not sure, but…" This time the groups primed for political correctness not only generated more ideas but sounded less uncertain while doing so.

Chemical approaches to biological systems have not only generated target-binding entities, but also novel catalysts.

Appointing females to more important positions and actively mentoring female students in scientific research will not only generate new ideas, but also have reverberating effects on culture in general.

A tax on any activity not only generates revenue, but also discourages the activity.

She adds that wind is contributing not only generating capacity, but also much-needed manufacturing jobs.

But rest assured, creating the perfect tweet – that not only generates a buzz but also converts to traffic – will seem like child's play once you understand Twitter.

By taxing forms of consumption that generate negative side effects, we could not only generate enough revenue to eliminate budget deficits, but also help steer resources toward their most highly valued uses.