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Both will be known only as UBS.

Which version is closer to reality will be known only once the votes are counted.

But how much they took will be known only when the depot's staff are allowed back in,' the source said.

But it added that the full financial effects of the delays will be known only once the negotiations are finished.

Some names, like Boucher and Millais, are familiar; most will be known only to art historical specialists.

How many mild cases went undetected will be known only by testing hundreds of blood samples for antibodies.

But the true impact of the moment will likely be known only after the activists gathered here return home to consider their choices.

"In my opinion, in the future, Tomatsu will be known not only as Japanese photographer but as one of the most important photographers of his time".

Warne has high hopes Clarke will go on to mentor the next generation of Australian cricketers and said he will be known not only for his skill but his on-field showmanship.

A depositor's true identity will be known to only a select group of employees, and in order to withdraw cash or make a wire transfer, the account holder is asked for a codeword.

Around 50% of patients studied will be newly diagnosed and the others will be known hypertensives who previously received only monotherapy.