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Putin still controls the strings and Medvedev can only become the puppetmaster if he cuts them.

Soon it "had not only become the theme tune of the station, but the anthem of the democracy movement..

We shall not create stability with more troops, who will only become the object of increasing hostility.

Brand has not only become the most notorious comic in Britain today, but currently has at least three major Hollywood projects on the stove.

We sometimes live to three hundred years, but when we cease to exist here we only become the foam on the surface of the water, and we have not even a grave down here of those we love.

But by 1999, when her last book, "The Corruption of American Politics," was published, money had not only become the mother's milk of politics, but it also seemed to threaten the soul of democracy.

* Correction: the dollar only became the dominant currency of foreign-debt denomination in Poland in 1919.

We've always been the buffer there; we only became the buffer everywhere else later on.

But, in the end, our ingenuity only becomes the means by which our failings realize their destructive ends.

Brussels only became the de facto capital of the EU because many institutions ended up there after years of negotiating.

"I only became the owner because there was a need to inject money.