1.   But only in the past several years have neuroscientists made much progress in illuminating how caffeine revs up the brain.

2.   Only in one major area, capital, has Parliament or central government set detailed rules reducing this freedom.

3.   Although he was only in his twenties at the time, they say, he moved up quickly through the ranks.

4.   And now, it appears that the payoff is coming, not only in strong support in polls but also in legislative accomplishments.

5.   At the county, sectional and state levels, girls do pole vault, but only in non-scoring, exhibition matches, Cauthers said.

6.   At risk of stereotyping, only in the deep South would preparing kids for invasion by space aliens be considered an important aspect of childhood education.

7.   Beyond, if only in feverish references, lies the rest of Europe.

8.   A. Only in part.

9.   But only in her dreams.

10.   But the girl within her still can go home to Christmas, if only in her dreams.