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Denis was alone on the board in understanding both music and commerce.

The time I spent in Bangalore also deepened my understanding, both of myself and of my profession.

Readers, meanwhile, assimilate knowledge and understanding both of their Romany way of life and of England under the Commonwealth.

"American Prospects," first issued in 1987, is an essential document in understanding both 20th- and 21st-century America.

The answer, at least for citizens of the Internet, is yes: it is worth understanding both what HTML5 is and who controls the W3C.

"To our understanding, both sides have cleared up this matter," said Giselle Davies, an I.O.C. spokeswoman, referring to the F.I.G. and China's Olympic committee.

This tendentious, simplistic, and misleading dichotomy is a hindrance to understanding both the backlash against economic orthodoxy and the various leftwing forces capitalising on it.

For he takes no sides but instead manages to be fair to all in his wise judgments, while instinctively understanding both the appeal of faith and its pitfalls.

Understanding both is essential for applied statistics.

It includes understanding both their behaviors and — most importantly — why they behave in such ways.

KGR residents are bilingual, speaking and understanding both Fulfulde and Hausa.