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For years, the former princely state, which only became a part of Pakistan in 1969, was a popular tourist destination.

These MEPs have been modeled as standard auditory potentials (N1 P2 complex) locked to idiosyncratic features within the noise, which only became salient after learning30.

Australia Shane Warne and Mark Waugh were fined for accepting money from bookmakers in 1995; the Australian Board hushed up the incident, which only became public in 1998.

The settlement, approved by defence minister Moshe Yaalon in October but which only became public last week, will arise on a strategic point on the road that connects the southern West Bank cities of Bethlehem and Hebron.

Likewise, Shakespeare had neither sexual intercourse, a phrase that made its debut in 1753, nor sex, which only became a synonym for it in the early 20th century, nor did he have the Enlightenment euphemisms intimacy and union.

The decision was reached, White House officials said, because Cyber Command's task of protecting US military networks from hostile attack and launching wartime online counter-attacks is too ambitious for Cyber Command, which only became operational in 2010.

The screens are missing pieces here and there, which only becomes evident upon hard looking.

Rock tends to act with his eyes, which only becomes more of a distraction as the movie progresses.

Most of the time, I have parked them on the street, an urban custom the utility of which only becomes manifest when it is absent.

It cultivates critical thinking, self-reflection, empathy and tolerance, the usefulness of which only becomes more apparent as one navigates life's challenges.

That's the beauty of this floating currency thingy, which only becomes a problem in a real rout (think GBP/USD below parity).