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"Infection is widespread, not only at universities, but among home D.S.L. and cable modem users," he said.

News of the arrests was widespread, not only in the United States but also in China, breaking just a day before Trump arrived in the country.

Providing guidance and tools for re-designing ex-industrial areas can be useful for several similar case studies widespread not only nearby Turin, but also in other Italian regions and EU countries.

Moreover, muddy coasts are geographically widespread, not only in large river deltaic plains which have very convenient transportation and living conditions, but also in rocky embayments along hilly to mountainous coastlines possessing locally rich sources of fine sediment.

Some advocates are pushing to make the so-called alternative economy more widespread, not only to combat the liquidity squeeze, but also to have some kind of system should Greece ever come crashing out of the euro.

Walsh and his colleagues' work also shows that the NDM 1-producing bacteria are widespread not only in hospitals but quite probably in the wider community in India, where contamination of drinking water allows gut-borne bugs to be transmitted easily.

It is a practice that has since become so widespread -- not only on subsequent Bochco shows like "L.A. Law" and "N.Y.P.D. Blue," but also on non-Bochco programs like "The Sopranos" and "The West Wing" -- that we have come to take it for granted.

True, the practice of phone-hacking was widespread (and not only among the tabloids).

"We understand that the reconnaissance imagery shows widespread devastation, not only buildings flattened but palm plantations, trees.

This device has found widespread use not only in atomic research but also in medicine and industry.

"This fear is widespread, affecting not only undocumented immigrants but many lawfully present immigrants and citizens who live in immigrant families," Broder adds.