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It would take not only a Sanders surge but a Clinton crash for that to change.

That will take not only eloquence and empathy but a steel backbone and strong political advisers.

So for this fifth anniversary trip, I'm going to take not only a university student but also someone over 60.

So agreement will take not only "some arm-twisting at the ministerial level", as Finland's ambassador to the EU puts it, but also co-ordination with third countries.

Reforming campaign finance is a fine purpose, though it may take not only a new Congress but a new Supreme Court.

It will take not only a durable peace but also effective rule of law to change that pathology in the years to come.

"Decisions are taken not only by us, not only by me personally," Novikov told Sugrobov.

Such care takes not only time and physical presence but also effort and energy.

Slow growth takes not only a human toll, but a fiscal one.

Her intracranial Stonehenge has taken not only her cantankerousness, but also her strength and balance.

"This is a joint decision taken not only at local level but also at corporate level.