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This emphasizes not only the existing but also the increasing advantage of solar home systems over kerosene lamps.

This emphasizes not only the sophisticated device design but also the excellent suitability of the material system AlGaInAs/InP.

This emphasizes not only a difference in the requirement for clathrin in yeast, but also a different cellular response.

Nonetheless, the fact that different values of μ survive in different realizations of this experiment strongly emphasizes not only the high degree of contingency in such systems, but also the delicate balance of various competing optimalities as a population struggles to expand into every available crevice of its morphospace.

"If it's a museum that emphasizes not only tragedy but also triumph over adversity by many Americans of African descent, if it's tasteful and sensitive and frank, it will be a good thing," he said.

The coverage of Vietnam veterans in the history books, news media and movies almost unwaveringly emphasizes not only the fighting overseas and callous decisions by government leaders, but also the divisions on American soil.

The relay is now one of the most splendid and cherished of all Olympic rituals; it emphasizes not only the ancient source of the Olympics but also the internationalism of the modern Games.

The exhibition, Ms. Lilach said, emphasizes not only the Nazi horrors but also the long history of Jews in Greece and the large number of Greek Christians who risked their lives to save some of them.

The constructive interpretation of probability emphasizes not only the importance of objective evidence but also the importance of subjective estimation.

Therefore, the present study emphasizes not only the role of vegetation but also the selection of appropriate plant species in CWs for better performances.

It emphasizes not only the need for students' minds, but also for their emotions (hearts) and their haptic experiences (hands) to be part of learning (e.g., Carlson & Sullivan, 1999; Ferguson & Hegarty, 1995; Sipos, Battisti, & Grimm, 2008).