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HSF1 not only orchestrates the cellular stress response.

The highly unusual suit charges that the aides not only orchestrated Mr. Loscocco's defection, but shared campaign secrets with the Baker shop.

It's often thought of as a sort of secular cantata with orchestra, but the piano version actually came first – Schumann conceived it for piano and only orchestrated it after friends encouraged him.

He's enough of a Republican that, in 2009, he not only orchestrated a G.O.P. coup that snatched the state senate away from Democratic control but also was begged by party leaders in New York state to be their 2010 candidate for governor.

People say "the blockchain is the new database," and to an extent that may be true, but blockchains are so slow and inefficient that we'll need to partition applications such that blockchains only orchestrate ownership/identity/trust.

This anti-gender equality campaign not only orchestrated a retreat from the advancement of women, but from the basic ideals of democracy.

Orlando news outlet WKMG reports OCSO deputies not only orchestrated a helicopter flyover, but pooled money and purchased gifts for Glenn.

Whereas the huge and powerful American Medical Association has never vigorously fought off officials bent on telling doctors how to run their practices, AAPS, with a budget of only $650,000, orchestrates a virtual whirlwind of protest.

This is an art not only of reading the polls but orchestrating what people should think.

But orchestrating the movements of Motown was only one fancy step in a lifelong dance.

He promised organic growth, only to orchestrate a string of small deals.