So in some ways are Argentinians: not only do only 25% approve of their government, only 4% of those polled thought the distribution of income was fair and only 13% think any progress has been made over the past two years in reducing corruption (compared with a regional average of 39%).The poll offers a warning to Mr Chávez.
But perhaps we shouldn't feel too sorry that Claire broke through the glass ceiling only briefly - she did only become ambassador to the UN following her husband's nepotistic intervention.
A significant proportion (18.5%) of participants reported all three activities in the year preceding the survey 28.6% of participating nurses had done only overtime, 0.8% did only moonlighting and 4.6% had only done agency nursing.
Not only did Americans take only half of their allotted vacation time, but they also often worked through their vacation.
"Not only did they work only on the 'peaceful' reactor, but they actually 'prevented' the atomic bomb from falling into Hitler's hands".
So we can only conclude that not only did he not object, but positively embraced Mitchell's staging.
Interestingly, after only four weeks, not only did the informed women report that they were more active, they also had decreases in weight, blood pressure, body fat, waist-to-hip ratio, and body mass index.
Not only did he own the only Indian shop in Southall, west London – and probably the country at the time – but he was also one of the first Punjabis to make the area his home, in 1951.
And not only did Hennis's Members Only jacket lack bloodstains: an analyst from the International Fabric Care Institute testified that Varsol, the chemical used in dry cleaning, could not remove all traces of blood.
Not only did Amazon only make $177 million on sales of $17.4 billion last quarter, they're warning that they could actually lose money this quarter.
