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The all-rounder is not only glowing with form but riding the wave into his first Test match on his home ground of Edgbaston on Wednesday.

These proteins not only glowed but also could be turned on and off by shining light on them.

Their mutant skeeters not only glow red when placed under a microscope, they also carry a gene that causes new offspring to self-destruct.

Investors are increasingly looking not only for glowing returns but also for reassurance that revenue will be robust through the end of the year and beyond.

Han Kang's The Vegetarian has not only received glowing praise in British and American media; it was the first Korean novel to be shortlisted for – and eventually win – a Booker Prize.

Next week, Simpson's first commercial for Weight Watchers hits the airwaves, and not surprisingly she has only glowing things to say about the company.

"We have gone through 'Lavender Lake,' when our canal not only smelled but glowed in the dark," Joan Millman, a state assemblywoman, said.

Visitors will find not only standard-issue glowing orbs with saw teeth and triangle eyes, but also more elaborate creations.

For his part, Mr Rubio has not only basked in glowing reviews for his debate performance, but also enjoyed a significant boost on Friday when one of the biggest donors to the Republican Party, Paul Singer, gave him his backing.

Cells that lacked the AID enzyme only glowed red, regardless of which DNA construct they carried.

So unprepossessing that people drive straight past it, this remote pub next to a caravan site has won not only a Michelin star but glowing reviews.