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It has three escalators to the station concourse from the Piccadilly line, which serves not just London commuters but international businessmen and tourists travelling to and from Heathrow.

Much of the force of Renoir's savage satire comes from its practical, documentary source — his visual record of the Paris of the day, which serves not as a backdrop but as an integral part of the drama.

A tinge of defiance will accompany the jubilation of the music, which serves not only to usher in a new year but also to highlight the process of renewal that jazz, at its best, is all about.

"This is a positive departure from the deliberate conflation of violent extremism with the religion of Islam which serves not only to vilify Australians of Muslim faith but also plays into the hands of extremist recruiters on all sides who propagate the notion that the west is at war with Islam," the council said on Thursday.

Poincaré uses it as a metamathematical "instrument which serves not to represents things to ourselves, but to reason" upon the psycho-physiological genesis of real actions with imagined sensations (Poincaré 1898: 41898

August is Children's Eye Health and Safety Month, which serves not only as a great reminder to get your children's eyes checked before school starts, but also to remember the importance of maintaining good eye health and safety throughout the year.

More attractive than accurate, the map is decorated with trees – almost an alphabet from ash to walnut – which served not merely to justify the name of Pennsylvania (meaning Penn's woods), but to suggest the land's great fertility and commercial viability, including an abundance of timber fit for building.

The news was revealed this afternoon at Twitter's first annual developer conference called Flight, which served not only as the launchpad for a suite of tools aimed at mobile application developers, but also an apology of sorts to the developer community as a whole after years of pushing them and their ideas away as Twitter tried to reassert control over its product and platform.

Hours before the event, ticket holders were emailed an address, which served not only as the first checkpoint but also a decoy location.

As Judge Jed S. Rakoff recounts, the Founding Fathers envisioned a criminal justice system in which the critical element "was the jury trial, which served not only as a truth-seeking mechanism and a means of achieving fairness, but also as a shield against tyranny".

This positive view may, in part, have been attributed to the feedback provided in the form of patients' pre and post brief BESTest scores which served not only to inform the content of the program but to demonstrate areas of balance on which the training had an effect.