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He discovered not only reversed data points, but also figures for measurements that had never been taken and even patients who appeared not to exist at all.

A federal appeals court has now agreed with Mr. Aleynikov, issuing a ruling late Thursday that not only reversed his conviction but also mandated an acquittal, resulting in his release from prison on Friday afternoon.

Florida has long had one of the harshest felony voting bans in the country, but Governor Scott not only reversed some moderate reforms put in place by former Governor Charlie Crist, he made the state's policy even more restrictive than it was under the previous governor, Jeb Bush.

It was found that the in vivo, administration of ziprasidone not only reversed the anxiety-like behaviors in rats that exposed to an enhanced single prolonged stress paradigm, but also restored the proliferation and the protein expression of pERK1/2 and Bcl-2 in the hippocampus of these rats.

The subcommittee not only reversed the President's proposed cut, but included for the first time funding for a multilateral education effort -- $40 million for a strengthened and transformed Education for All Fast Track Initiative (FTI).

This victory was tempered by California's passage of Proposition 14 which not only reversed a state anti-housing discrimination law but also amended the state constitution to protect property owners' "right to discriminate".

The new requirements not only reverse the administration's original approach to S-chip, they stick a thumb in the eye of Congress.

But late in the week, the Florida Supreme Court weighed in again, not only reversing Judge Sauls but also ordering a statewide recount of the undervotes to begin the next day.

Ms. McKeon said the company's new model "not only reverses a decade-long trend of debilitating deficits, but — equally important — provides tremendous artistic opportunity and a clear artistic vision for moving forward".

Yet a disturbing phenomenon has emerged that could not only reverse any gains we've made, but also encourage the spread of a newly resistant form of the disease.

MARIO DRAGHI understands that to stave off deflation, the ECB must not only reverse the steady diminution of its balance sheet, but boost it by something in the order of €1 trillion over the next few years.