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In the end, the HP Spectre x360 is a definite proof that Windows PC manufacturers have not only stepped up their design game but can experiment and have compelling results.

The Nuggets' lack of a true backup point guard last season was a major contributor to their bench woes, and in the absence of the injured Isaiah Thomas, Morris has not only stepped up admirably, but much like the team itself has exceeded all expectations.

"We've finally got some individuals who not only stepped up and followed through on this but, when things got tough, they were people who could talk the talk and back it up," Hammond said.

The police were not much help: as often happens with Golden Dawn's transgressions, sympathetic police officers looked the other way.Golden Dawn is not only stepping up its vigilantism and attacks against immigrants.

So, it looks like the company is not only stepping up its own expectations, but it's looking at a huge holiday quarter for potential subscriber additions.

Women are not only stepping up as candidates, but as donors and as voters.

International donors should not only step up and provide humanitarian assistance, but also fund a regional peacekeeping force with a robust mandate from the UN.

To light up, students must not only step outside, where the temperature in coastal Brunswick at this time of year can drop well below zero, they must also be 50 feet from any building.

It was good to hear Ray Warren, Peter Sterling and Andrew Johns agreeing on the Channel 9 commentary that the game should not only continue, but step up, its attempts to increase its presence in the Pacific.

Malone will be counting on them not only to step up with fundamentally solid play but rise to the occasion in big moments.

Publishers Clearing House not only is stepping up its ad presence online, more of the company's business takes place online.