not only can not vs not only cannot

Some examples from the web:

• So not only can Marlowe not live with me in the home that I have built for us, but her only affordable housing options are no-I.D.-required apartments in adjacent neighborhoods.
• Not only can we not catch a fire, now we're all part of the de facto Gavin clan.
• Not only can I not tell you how the thing works, according to all the readings, it shouldn't be working at all.
• So not only can he not watch you this weekend, but there's a pretty good chance
• So not only can he not watch you this weekend, but there's a pretty good chance
• Not only can I not have children...
• My point is not only can I not trust you when I'm looking at you.
• Not only can I not graduate with my class, but if I finish school there, I can't get in-state tuition to go to the University of Minnesota.
• So not only can he not watch you this weekend, but there's a pretty good chance
• If Lord Ashe is to have any prayer of succeeding in what you are asking of him, not only can you not retrieve the Urca gold, no one else here can retrieve it either.
• Not only can you not see Him or hear Him,... but you can't even think about Him?
• The creditors of a public enterprise are therefore not exposed to any risk of their claims failing to be paid: not only can the enterprise not be declared bankrupt, but also the law guarantees the payment of their claims through special administrative procedures.
• Barbas prestaþie do not care only, but can not provide when the prestaþie îngrijoraþi.
• Not only can we think, we must.
• Not only can I tell, I know who it is.
• Not only can media education be offered within the school system, but it can also be encompassed within lifelong learning.
• This filter not only can erase each other row or column of the active layer but also can change them to the background color.
• Not only can public assets be used to cushion shocks and counter adverse trends; they can also help fund an expansion of social insurance.
• Not only can you keep the deposit I made, but I've got a cut for you.
• Not only can social, transport or labour market policies be changed, but all policy areas.

Some examples from the web:

• The language I use with my parents, in my work and my life and which I use with my wife not only cannot be used in this House, but we are seeking a legal basis so that it can be supported.
• I feel that not only I cannot disappear, as nothing disappears in this world, but I have been and will be forever.
• The Commissioner is obviously overlooking the fact that there are not only couples who cannot marry, but also those who do not wish to.
• We need to act based on problems, and the fact that currently, the main people affected are human rights defenders and journalists means not only that we cannot pass over these situations in silence, but also that we need to act forcefully in response to them.
• Considers that this attempt to introduce self-censorship again highlights not only that Islamic Turkey cannot be integrated into the European public area but that it poses a threat to Europe's common legal principles.
• It is true that we need to be careful regarding certain sectors in the world's poorest countries, but we also need to be careful that these are not the only people who cannot develop their skills in the European Union.
• A juste retour based on net contributions only cannot resolve the problem.
• So not only have their hands tied.
• Jason not only witnessed his mother's beheading.
• The answer is not only improved intelligence and sophisticated security.
• We not only provide food aid.
• We not only provide general reconstruction aid.
• This is not only outside of businesses.
• Denim is not only beautiful and advertising.
• Film and filming is not only art and entertainment.
• Family's not only about D.N.A.
• Learning not only job skills but patience, responsibility.
• It is not only about preserving and safeguarding cultural heritage.
• OLAF recommends not only disciplinary action, but even criminal prosecution.
• Mr President, Soviet totalitarianism did not only imprisoned people.