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Stanley and York's acts not only negated the gains of the 1586 campaign, but also undermined Leicester's reputation and the Dutch States confidence in the English troops.

Furthermore, when cells endogenously expressing CFTR were treated with this inhibitor, it not only negated the decline in inflammation found after pharmacological elevation of cAMP but also acted dominantly over our cAMP-elevating cocktail and, separately, in cultured, wt-CFTR expressing primary human nasal cells, induced a near doubling of IL-8 secretion without prior CFTR-stimulation.

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This not only negates their right to be free from violence, but also undermines their right to an education, as many drop out and/or underperform as a consequence of abuse.

But if hitting the bricks is tantamount to economic suicide, it not only negates Brandeis' central point about labor maintaining its right to strike, it practically gives businesses free rein, which, with the middle-class melting away like the earth's glaciers, is the last thing we need.

The law of diminishing returns is enforced so stringently that the movie succeeds not only in negating its own comedy, but its very being.

"The law of diminishing returns is enforced so stringently that the movie succeeds not only in negating its own comedy, but its very being," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times in May.

Within the logic of the Political Theory it is said that, first of all, a new picture can only replace the existing one if it does not simply negate it but integrates it at a higher level.

What happens there has a huge psychological bearing on a side and if we are to level the series, we not only have to negate their physical threat but scrummage well, be accurate in the line-out and keep our discipline".

That's why, when you combine the two, not only do you negate the healthfulness of the kale, you ruin the taste of the pizza.

So to mis-localize the felt position of their hand, subjects had to negate not only the position of their real hand but also negate the fact that their real hand had not moved.

In essence, souls for whom the understood ingredients for creating music, steady rhythm and sticky melody are not only mostly ignored but actively negated.

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