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Eventually, Mr. Rosset not only published Beckett.

Can I get that?'" She became an avid collector of slash and not only published scholarly articles about it, but wrote many pieces of it herself.

And here's my disclaimer: I was one of those frenzied magazine editors who not only published these lists, but also, as a consumer, jumped them.

More to the point, he was taken up by Jérôme Lindon of Éditions de Minuit, who not only published his books but acted as his benevolent agent.

When the British Brigadier Nigel Aylwin-Foster wrote a scathing takedown of U.S. counterinsurgency practices, it was not only published, but distributed among the brass.

In our own time and place, though, such books are not only published but sell in the hundreds of thousands, and their toxicity has a habit of further poisoning the political groundwater.

Wolfe said: "If and when we receive an application, we will not only publish the fact that we have received it, but we will publish - subject to anything which is genuinely commercially confidential - the application itself.

But by last fall he was not only publishing The Downtowner but helping organize First Fridays, the first Friday evening of each month, when restaurants stay open and vendors and artists set up on the street.

The leading newspapers not only publish the correct answers to the leading universities' entrance exams once they are over, but also advise parents on how to console a child who has failed.

The event was partly the idea of Square Peg Media, which not only publishes Out In The City but also organises the annual Alternative Parenting Show, and is currently helping to raise awareness around alternative parenting with LGBT and family networks.

His role was not simply to unearth but also to interpret, not only publish but to educate a generation.