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Such contextual messages raise serious concerns in terms of scalability and delivery delay; this results not only from their huge number but also because the set of user recipients changes for each message (as their interests continuously change), preventing the use of well-known solutions such as pub-sub and multicast trees.

Often this results not only in addiction, but also crime or trafficking to support the habit.

This results not only in cell death but also in the efficient removal of apoptotic cells by phagocytes.

This results not only in devastating personal consequences for the individuals, but a profoundly negative impact on Canada's reputation as a rights-respecting nation".

This results not only in few features to match but also in features that can be significantly more difficult to match causing the relative movement estimates to degrade.

This results not only in high electricity use, but also in large internal heat gains and unnecessary high cooling loads given the high latitude and cold climate.

This resulted not only in losses for Russian airlines flying old Russian planes but also problems for Russian manufacturers, who, by the beginning of the last decade, resorted to what came to be known in Russia as "aviacannibalism": breaking down planes for parts to service other planes.

This resulted not only in losses for Russian airlines flying old Russian planes but also problems for Russian manufacturers, who, by the beginning of the last decade, resorted to what came to be known in Russia as "aviacannibalism": breaking down planes for parts to ser – vice other planes.

This resulted not only in suppression of T-cell proliferation but also, importantly, in reduced expression of inflammatory cytokines, including IFN-γ, IL-1β, IL-6 and TNF-α in brain tissue samples.

However, this response results not only from decreasing excitement during the experiments but also from the distinct circadian rhythm of cortisol.

This neglect results not only in an inefficient system, but also in one that cannot develop appropriately, as it lacks an essential ingredient: awareness of the situation and, consequently, the ability to make effective predictions.