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On one hand, the narrator tells the story of two heroes: Rat and I. They were trying to get rid of alienation and find the exit in life.

It's an artistic expression on one hand, but it's a glimpse into how much rage she's still dealing with, which is pretty scary.

To a thing, make a decision very hard sometimes, do not know should it is good to go to wherefrom considers ability on one hand.

On one hand, visitors and residents in Africa certainly do seem to have the same criterion of hardcore-ness that visitors to China have.

On one hand, my job requires much travelling, sometimes difficult to stay at home for one day in a week, and not worthwhile to rent outside.

The purpose of my visit to Beijing is to talk business on one hand and to see our old friends on the other.

On one hand, house is one of life's necessities for resident, which can satisfy human with means of livelihood from the cradle to the grave.

But will finding her tomb, not to say her body itself, deepen our portrait of the last Egyptian pharaoh? On one hand, how could it not?

On one hand, it would be great, if the applicability continues to grow and is recognized and used across the IT industry.

On one hand, a stable and long-term Research and Development strategy, and a strong support to the innovation in the adjacent industries.

On one hand, this is extremely painful and on the other, I cannot express how proud I am of him.

On one hand, divergences between Force Index and prices tell me when a trend is becoming weak and ready to reverse.

On one hand, Japan had been a good example and bridge of learning from the West.

The market is always influenced by the demand of the steel mills and their customers on one hand and the supply of scrap on the other.

Well, sufferings, uneasiness, a little bread on one hand, trouble on the other, --all this will support me.

On one hand, the Voting Rights Act opened the door to the full inclusion of African-Americans as truly equal participants in U. S. politics.

On one hand we could enhance the function of the protective factor and on the other it would be to target the pathogenic factors.

Take antacid hourly, it is the stimulation that counteracts acid to reduce pair of esophagus mucous membrane on one hand, reduce ache.

That may not seem like much to many but prior to his retirement I can count on one hand the times he washed the dishes.

On one hand, it had great advantages such as vast territory, abundant resources and a diverse culture.

I think on one hand it's quite a good thing - one focused source and you get feedback that's very useful for your app. It's quality control.

On one hand, they advocate the Song learning, and on the other, they attach importance to the textual research of Han learning as well.

There are instances in each of our lives defined by a moment of clarity and I can count them on one hand.

On one hand, the static nature of Java EE roles is a good thing for maintainability.

When they arrive, on one hand, we need converse to think of it as life.

On one hand, it's a pure protocol, completely independent of any particular server or client.

On one hand, it is to found a favorable environment.

On one hand, Saturn, the planet of hard work, will oppose the Sun, so you may feel that the tasks you have to do seem burdensome.

I can count on one hand the number of times I've heard a locally initiated conversation about diamonds in the last three months.

The word "crisis" means danger on one hand and opportunity on the other. Never give up any try.

On one hand, a Chinese mom drives her child too hard to gain as much book knowledge as possible all the time.

On one hand, some people hold an ideal of the happy family as the foundation for a healthy society.

Of course, on one hand: cheap Chinese solar means China benefits economically from its solar policy of government support and protection.

On one hand, in presentation contexts, XML is well able to be styled directly with CSS2 (Cascading Style Sheets 2).

On one hand, he should be knowledgeable and flexible enough to make his class lively, enjoyable and beneficial.

On one hand, his critical thought of religion revealed his choice of equity and freedom, which are the fulcrum s of modern society.

On one hand, emerging market economies robust economic growth and become a global economic increase of the main power.

Sounds nice in theory, however I bet you could count on one hand how many times issues of this nature have been dealt with by management.

Showing premise actually is to build the big batch production in machine system to go up, on one hand, big batch production is taken. . .

On one hand he should act like any other participant. On the other he has a key role when needed to act as the leader.

On one hand, the number of female president, government leaders or senior managers of international organization is rising rapidly.

On one hand, it places the name of the film squarely on the minds of anyone who gets a glimpse.

What would you call a person who did not have all his fingers on one hand?

On one hand, there's an urge to feel bad for you. You really are getting screwed here.

On one hand, China itself is a natural disaster-prone country. The frequency of disasters, causing serious loss is quite high.

Not long ago you could count the number of funds investing in Africa on one hand.

On one hand, the Thought of Immortality was the most prevalent in Qin and Han Dynasties.

On one hand, two-thirds of NFIB members say demand is so weak they have no need of loans, while only 8 per cent cannot obtain credit.

On one hand, research into the essence and components of translation competence has significant pedagogical implications.

A summarized the specific phenomenon, on one hand and elaborated two between the progressive relationship.

On one hand, I was the represent of my class in high school affiliated to southwest university.

Over the past 10 years you could count Sami's off days on one hand, but don't just take our word for it.

On one hand, we're always brought up to believe that we should respect the consumers and give them what (they say) they want.

On one hand, a few outstanding contradiction in economic life and problem get alleviating, not stable, insalubrious element gets inhibition.

Because most company has used CRM software side to have quite large investment in existing business, be on one hand.

On one hand, large banks have begun to build a two-dimensional rating system compatible with the New Capital Accord.

On one hand, the dividend policy lasts from investing and financing policy. It is also the result of financing activities.

On one hand, stereoscopic feeling and fitness to the wearer are essential requirements to a garment.

On one hand, if dying was all you thought about, it could kind of screw you up.

From DENG Xiao-ping's view, on one hand, harmonious society should be just, and justice is the fundamental guarantee for social harmony.

On one hand, having objective measures of a candidate helps to quickly filter a candidate pool.

No, Tse and others argue, you can count on one hand the companies in China that are comfortable even thinking about such a thing.

A: On one hand, we shouldn't look at action artists separately from any other kind of actors -- actors are actors.

On one hand, innovative practice and routine practice can be found in all the fields of practice.

On one hand, they have made relevant laws and regulations and put large amounts of money to the environmental protection.

On one hand, the cartoon gets the children's love because the happy sheep is really clever.

You can probably count on one hand those who know about these pieces as such rarities are usually held in Japanese collections.

On one hand, I admire much of what the budget says. On the other, I feel I owe Republicans an apology.

On one hand, I'd like to see a bigger screen.

On one hand, the college students should work or practice in enterprises to accumulate relevant management and marketing experiences.

The greatest challenge was to find a balance between knowledge and credibility on one hand, and cordiality and service on the other.

On one hand you want to create a sense of urgency, on the other hand you need the customer to see the value in the system.

On one hand, the Changjiang River Delta has grown up and become a competitor to the Pearl River Delta.

On one hand, our pharmaceutical industry of China is facing severe challenges, coming with the health care reform, industry consolidation.

On one hand , the employee is paid to promote the company brand.

On one hand, they make it more expensive for struggling families to send their children to college.

On one hand, the microwave is a miracle of the western scientific culture, but I am personally disturbed by its wide usage.

I can count the times I was made to feel uncomfortable about being an American on one hand.

On one hand, group study is the basic study means of study enterprise.

On one hand, it would certainly be original when compared to the other dull and unimaginative mailboxes lining the street.

On one hand, Fed officials express concern that if they get the designation they will be an easy target when the next crisis hits.

On one hand, China's growing class of wealthy consumers may be a receptive audience.

This apparent conflict between scenic beauty and biodiversity on one hand and economic development on the other is a red herring.

In modern Chinese times, on one hand, the enterprises continuously made the necessary adjustment and reshaping to the organizations.

Will transmit the political party will through " public consciousness" and " public public opinion" again on one hand.

A common problem for world leaders is to avoid material wealth on one hand but moral decline on the other.

In this process, on one hand, the people become self-conscious and self-restrained about their gnosia of the thing and its boundary.

I mean, on one hand, if dying was all you thought about. . .

On one hand, the PAPR characteristic of SC-FDMA signals is analyzed, providing theoretical basis for system optimization.

"Custom" direction is Confucian "saints" , wang anshi's "saints" through all the personality on one hand cut have noble moral sentiment, .

On one hand, the PAPR characteristic of SC-FDMA signals is analyzed, providing theoretical basis for system optimization.

"Custom" direction is Confucian "saints" , wang anshi's "saints" through all the personality on one hand cut have noble moral sentiment, .

Our sharing course, on one hand, has consented Luna's blessings, but then has performed the traditional sacrificial culture.

On one hand, break the relatively stiff, rigid pattern of standardizing of traditional Chinese Painting circle.

On one hand, it should encourage and protect the creation and spread of the works of excellence in copyright law.

On one hand, urban employment for Uighur and Tibetan locals requires protection and promotion, in all categories of employment.

I live, vulnerable to laughter on one hand (leaving me cheerful), and sexual stimulation on the other (leaving me anxious).

On one hand, we have investigated L-valued random variables (L is a closed-set lattice or molecules generated lattice).

On one hand, they have to overcome the image of dingy lots and sleazy salespeople typically associated with the second-hand car market.

In this Process, on one hand domestic enterprise acquire funds, technology, managerial experience what they need.

In this Process, on one hand domestic enterprise acquire funds, technology, managerial experience what they need.

On one hand, bringing Chang'an Ancient Classical Music into class allows Chinese non-material cultural heritage to pass on.

On one hand, the ontologies we develop during domain analysis tend to involve classes that inherit from multiple parents.

On one hand, due to introduction of more direct competitors, mobile communications market is more competitive.

On one hand, you want their best, most creative insight, delivered with passion.

On one hand, the expanding need of computer appliance accelerates the demand of the computer.

Consequently, on one hand, folk norms should be given proper position in the judicial process.

On one hand, it is wonderful, it is an honour to be recognised.

On one hand, traditional commercial walking districts are reformed combined with old city reform.

On one hand, you want to provide sufficient information and applications to the user to perform his or her tasks.

On one hand, chinese home faces the task of onerous economic system reform and structural reorganization.

The wielding of judicial discretion has two sides. On one hand, it enable a just and fair judgment in accordance with law.

The conservatives will rally support to slow this down, so on one hand we're celebrating, but there's a way to go yet.

On one hand, fund is extremely important for the development of a group, it happens to become the main restrictive factor.

But modern primates are divided into two main groups: the lemurs and bush babies on one hand, and the monkeys and apes on the other.

On one hand it explores the vicissitude process of the relationship between ports and coast cities.

On one hand, Beijing provides political leverage for its oil companies to gain access to energy reserves.

On one hand, I was anxious to leave.

On one hand, all evidence systems in existence on evidence belong to the three major procedural law codes and relevant judicial explanation.

Yet, after several months of testing two-year olds, I could count my high scorers on one hand.

On one hand, you visit the website, partly because close to home, a lot of times from the doorway.

Democrats will talk about "giving the middle class a tax cut" on one hand, and letting rates "lapse" on the other.

So here we are with an age old problem (how A finds B) on one hand and multicasting on the other.

On one hand, mild to moderate drinking seems better for heart health than abstinence for select people.

On one hand, plan and construction of cities and areas are concentrated on livable living standard.

On one hand, this thesis enriches the quantitative research methods on inbound tourism.

On one hand, enterprises can use their own capacity, or use financial software to enhance their cash management.

You will be lucky if you can count your true, loyal friends on one hand, and two of those will always be your parents.

On one hand, when learning of other's opinions people tend to select those aspects that confirm their own existing ones.

On one hand, you'd be able to get much closer than the 85mm lens, and you'd still be able to pull back to 50mm.

On one hand, less Americans have jobs and competition for obtainable work is intensifying.

On one hand the region's economic vital signs seem reasonably strong, as even Oppenheimer agrees.

On one hand, they all attach much importance to spiritual problems, and have built a psychological philosophy system each.

On one hand, the media presents the situation and tendency of collaboration with politic, economy and culture.

On one hand, BMP would be faster because the container is providing so many life-cycle services on behalf of the bean.

On one hand there are hugger or account management roles that mostly entail managing relationships within an existing book of business.

On one hand, this is all good news, because it means job security for yours truly.

On one hand, in a child's view, he has a good reason to get what he wants.

On one hand, leisure tourism supplies people with body and mind relaxation carriers.

On one hand Tea Party activists are sick of the cosy Washington consensus which they say is corrupt and expensive.

On one hand, we are more in touch than ever before and have major computer and information power literally in the palm of our hands.

I'm in two minds about past life regression because on one hand I have reservations about the validity of so-called past life experiences.

On one hand, the establishment of this system adapted to the local needs and provided support for the development of universities.

On one hand overloading operators for a class you have created can help with logistics and readability of code.

On one hand, the students'grasp of learning strategies has become a fundamental measure of their independent learning ability.

On one hand, you need help, and lots of it.

So on one hand, everything here is a symbol of our apparent separation and triumph over God.

On one hand, the player is moving through a big complex where something terrible happened.

His career defeats on red dust can be almost counted on one hand.

On one hand, as a Latin dance, physical and mental exercise are.

On one hand, the fort will pay to have these resources.

Of course, on one hand cannot the feudal the Confucian or feudal ethical code with follow pedantry ancient time and malapropos value sense.

On one hand, curriculum reform provides abundant resourses for curriculum research.

The Olympic, on one hand, should have to show stronger faster and higher.

On one hand, he had the cake walk at the muscleman's contest.

She can count on one hand the number of dates she's had in these four years.

On one hand, complex China's food regulations should shoulder part duties.

Woman hand hand on one hand on the table, and said nothing.

On one hand, there's leading congressional cap-and-tax proponent Sen. John Kerry.

On one hand, high customer loyalty might not come from the real customer satisfaction but from the high switching costs.

On one hand, these rights possess their own implications, attend to certain aspects of learning, and are indispensable to learning.

On one hand, the unexpected bounty provides them with cheap funding that can be put to work in the form of loans.

On one hand, these countries are interacting with China more and more in terms of trade, economic and civil exchanges.

On one hand, innovations in the credit markets have helped to provide a remarkable period of stability in the world's financial system.

The different fashions in each country reflect the culture diffence between counties on one hand.

Then what should we do to deal with the problem? On one hand, we should focus on the environmental protection and improve the ecology.

On one hand, it will take too much space of our school.

In three - dimension laser sub - marker, on one hand , servo feed is high.

On one hand it elaborates historic importance of "the unity of knowledge and action" .

On one hand, ordinary people have gradually lost their trust toward society and each other.

Go to any Chinese based business anywhere and you can count the foreign employees on one hand.

On one hand, most of the time that's not a huge issue.

On one hand, thegovernment knows that real estate prices are still too high for manypeople.

On one hand, we benefited from this process, we experienced a lot more things than our parents and grandparents.

On one hand, your life is enhanced by your dreams and aspirations.

On one hand I admire his gifts, but on the other I distrust his judgement.

On one hand, we have Jupiter, the giver of gifts and luck, very close, within two degrees, which is FANTASTIC.

It is a mixed feeling. On one hand I know he was tortured by sickness, so death is a release for him.

On one hand, you life is enhanced by your dreams and aspirations.

The public exclaims scientific immense strength on one hand, the deviation has appeared at the same time.

On one hand we espouse free markets and the premium of economic choice.

On one hand, hook type of oscillation mark would make surface defects on strand, such as inclusion, crack and hypodermal pore.

On one hand, hypostatic economy gets very big impact.

On one hand, the stress in mass concrete slab is caused because of the difference in internal temperature.

On one hand they tell us to feel passionate about our work.

On one hand, this knowledge can enhance our studies.

On one hand they need to reduce operating costs whilst on the other they are seeking to increase sales.

It is on one hand additionally, bead trigonometry borders HongKong and Macow, the cold current of crisis of straight area economy.

On one hand, he is very obedient to his wife; on the other hand, he treats his parents badly.

On one hand, the instant is easier and requires one bowl.

On one hand, the interest risk and credit risk are embedded in each other.

On one hand, you need to take care of some details, because doing otherwise will introduce bugs both on the kernel and on the user side.

On one hand, it can effective protects the private rights and safeguards the lawful rights and interests of citizens.

On one hand we have John, and on the other we have Ralph.

On one hand the rise of China and promote cultural fusion.

On one hand, we will make a comparison of course structures in the middle schools and teaching colleges.

On one hand, it is demanding for the government to make law to ban CG full of sex and violence on sale.

On one hand, many want to keep interest rates low longer to support the recovery.

On one hand, some people are turned off by talk of doom.

On one hand, it is the basis of curriculum management.

On one hand, there are many compelling reasons to keep the debugging logic in the same process as the program that is being debugged.

And yeah on one hand it is a very good thing that we have all these players abroad.

You can count the malware of concern on one hand.

On one hand, Yahoo is the most impressive all-digital media company there is.

I bet you can count all your real friends on one hand.

On one hand you have Mars in Aries now, a once in two-year advantage!

e. g. On one hand, he is a clever boy; on the other hand, he always makes his mother angry.

On one hand, China's trade imbalance and the surplus they have built up is enormous to some astronomical proportions.

On one hand, you have a choice between playing in the land based casinos, or in the online casinos.

On one hand, people in their teens are still immature.

On one hand, we should continue to cooperate each other, to integrate alternately and to enter the capital market indirectly.

He has been criticized on one hand and encouraged on the other.

"On one hand it was related to higher levels of stress in students, which was related to lower levels of health, " Molnar said.

On one hand, why shouldn't it be part of social media?

On one hand, the development of industry brings the considerable economic benefit.

on one hand is to propel reform of market tendency and make the market plays the basic role in the distribution of resources.

Yu Meng: We pass collaboration, will know the market on one hand, will prepare on one hand.

Eg. On one hand , I have to work , on the other hand , Ihave to visitors to see .

There were two factors. On one hand, there was Ming dynasty's national control policy; on the other hand, there was fighting for benefit.

On one hand, it is because of the misreading of culture, or fail in role setting.

The author thinks that it roots in students' intelligence on one hand, but on the other hand, our traditional teaching method is imperfect.

On one hand, we should have an apparent, objective judgment about ourselves while maintaining a clear idea about the world around us.

On one hand, more than three fourth of the population are Chinese; on the other hand, Singapore is a English-speaking country.

On one hand, it's a lot of very specific code to write to generate a restricted list of values that a client can use.

On one hand, Jason does everything in the office; on the other hand, he does nothing at home.

On one hand I have to work; on the other hand I have many visitors to see.

On one hand, as "the heart of the heaven creating" has no "Li" in it , it can't develop a man into a nobleman;

On one hand, they pay more attention to family relations, most of them get along well with their families.

Hong Kong seems to have nothing left but tourism. It can be said that you can count Hong Kong products on one hand.

On one hand, if there are not many votes, you can't be sure that a definition is correct.

On one hand, database is a powerful information management tools, on the other hand, provides the Shared data of the WWW.

The key to success is to achieve an energy balance between calories consumed on one hand, and calories used on the other hand.

We can count the unforced errors that he hit, like maybe, on the fingers on one hand, which is incredible.

On one hand, we can't make progress without first making sense.

B: On one hand, his plays are very interesting to watch, but on the other hand, they are hard to read.

On one hand, it can enrich our knowledge towards the products, assisting us on how to choose commodities.

Observations have verified the standard cosmological model on one hand, but on the other hand, they also make us face some new problems.

The entire world protested except a few that one can count on one hand.

On one hand, when facing the pressure of finding a job, students are struggling painfully.

On one hand, PayPal is an important customer because every day it facilitates millions of credit card transactions.

On one hand, road movie is making beneficial exploration endlessly; on the other hand it expresses some moral paradox.

On one hand, he said this week, the yuan is 'significantly undervalued' (so the dollar should fall, at least against the yuan. )

It is a person who appears on one hand to be your friend but, at the same time is antagonistic towards you.

to want to cause constructive conflict on the other hand on one hand, try to use conflict to serve to improve group performance.

On one hand, computers improve the working efficiency; on the other hand, they also bring about some new problems.

On one hand, it's a vampire show so what fun is it if the secret is out and everyone knows about it?

On one hand, the relationship between law and war is unity, on other hand the relationship is condition mutually.

This, on one hand, gain the difficulty to management, and on the other hand, exits lots of potential legal risks.

I have five fingers on one hand.

On one hand, it must embody the spirit of legislation, on the other hand, it must ensure the justice of judiciary.