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Such connections not only grant new insights to wavelet frame based image restorations, it also case a geometric explanation to wavelet frame based approaches.

Proponents claim that vouchers not only grant parents the opportunity to send their children to a private school, but also raise the quality of all education by creating more competition between schools.

In cloud computing however access to an account does not only grant access to the victim's data but also to the data hosted on services which run under the victim's account and thereby potentially to data of many service users.

The state should not only grant more autonomy to the bodies in charge of management and to the local authorities, but should also start procedures and reforms directed to share the responsibility of the management with the other contributors.

I hope the Court will draw some lines in a way that will not only grant both Mr. Aveni and Mr. Thomas new trials but will reduce the risks of future false confessions.

BioShock's EVE is a particularly clever example of this by centralising its Randian dystopia around the use of magical psychoactive drugs called Plasmids, the developers behind the game not only grant the player character fun superpowers, such as shooting lightning out of his hands, they also justify murdering the inhabitants of said dystopia with these abilities.

In the letter, Disney not only granted Singh's request but defended its position as a non-discriminatory company.

"National Gallery" not only grants a behind-the-scenes perspective, but a chance to see quite how many different perspectives people may have about the same piece of art.

Judge Bork not only granted the Navy that power, but he also took the opportunity to make clear that a right of privacy did not exist in the Constitution.

Drafted by Pope Alexander VI, the papal bull not only granted Spain certain rights in the newly discovered lands but also called for the evangelization of the indigenous people there.

Millions of copies were printed, there was a movie adaptation, an epic painting was hung in the Tretyakov, and Brezhnev was not only granted membership of the Soviet writers' union (card number one, no less) but awarded the Lenin prize.