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The highly unusual suit charges that the aides not only orchestrated Mr. Loscocco's defection, but shared campaign secrets with the Baker shop.

He's enough of a Republican that, in 2009, he not only orchestrated a G.O.P. coup that snatched the state senate away from Democratic control but also was begged by party leaders in New York state to be their 2010 candidate for governor.

This anti-gender equality campaign not only orchestrated a retreat from the advancement of women, but from the basic ideals of democracy.

That iguana-phobia had lingered into adulthood, and returning to the Parque Seminario with her mother was "not only about orchestrating a memory," Ms. Miranda-Rivadeneira said, but also.

The most compelling explanation I have heard for the unlikely marriage of Baluchi terrorists and the Revolutionary Guards is also the most disturbing and most cynical: perhaps the Revolutionary Guards intended not only to orchestrate an attack but also, simultaneously, to vilify the attackers.

Not only does he orchestrate accusations and excuses for Real Madrid team's failure to take the Spanish league title and most likely the Champions League from Barcelona, but Mourinho ignores the flamboyant ethos of Madrid.

The intrinsic properties of sphingolipids are not only suited for orchestrating lateral architectures of biological membranes, but their molecular distinctions also allow for the evolution of protein motifs specifically recognising and interacting with individual lipids.

As usual, the composer orchestrates not only with tremendous skill but also with frenetic invention.

Increasingly, attacks were orchestrated not only from above by the centralized leadership (after the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan, based in the Afghan-Pakistani border regions) but also by the localized, relatively autonomous cells it encouraged.

Also, it should be said, by several hundred members of the public who had paid $100 to $25,000 to see what turned out to be a parade of fancy T-shirts orchestrated not only by Ms. Wintour but also by Chelsea Clinton and Huma Abedin, the top aide to the Democratic presidential candidate who recently separated from her husband, the disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner.

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