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It offered not just a way of making work but a new evidence of what the work itself was.

This brief scene suggests that for Gygax, war games offered not just a dreamy retreat from the real world, but a prism through which to examine it.

He says from the start the EU has offered, not just a Canada deal, but "a Canada plus plus plus" deal".

He offered not just a spirited defence of England's tactics but also a recognition of exactly where he thought he had gone wrong.

For example, when you tap an address or a point of interest, you're offered not just a Go button, but also a Call button.

Since it was launched more than a decade ago by a Bangladeshi charity, the Targeting the Ultra Poor scheme has offered not just a financial lifeline out of destitution but the education and skills needed to maintain prosperity.

"We offer not just a historical landscape, but an agrarian one as well," Mr. Stone said.

"Honeymoon Motel" offers not just a spectacle of comic bedlam but the pleasure of witnessing Allen kicking up his heels.

So this tiny volume (price £5) offers not just a story, but the story behind the story.

The Conservatives, he said, would offer "not just a new set of politicians, but a whole different way" to govern Britain.

Digital ecosystems seem to offer not just a way for companies to profit from the web while staying open, but also a way for us to understand these developments.