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It's just a writer on one side of the world, and an editor on the other, serving this up to the Hyperspace community.

It used to hang on one side, and his wife's on the other; but hers has been removed, or else you might see something of what she was.

They were in a small, bright vestibule which opened onto a kitchen on one side and what appeared to be a living room on the other.

a skinny girl with mashed hair on one side of her head and no makeup smiled back at me. i could feel my sticky morning breath.

He got up and came at me with surprising speed , but suddenly the Hispaniola hit the sand and went over on one side .

An air-filter is installed on one side of the cabin, and a fan is installed on the other, resulting in a steady flow of air.

The shoemaker stopped his work; looked with a vacant air of listening at the floor on one side of him.

Understand that most roads slope so there tends to be over pronating on one side of the body. I definitely have noticed this.

When Hector recovered he led such a charge, with Paris on one side of him, Aeneas on the other, that the Greeks fled in good earnest.

We were in a mountain valley with grassland on one side and a forest beginning to show some color on the other.

He stepped back and looked at her with his head on one side.

Another time he came and was silent for a while. Then he put his head on one side, and looked at me.

"On one side of me there might be a homeless person looking for work, " she said.

She tried to put a few pounds on one side for her old age.

In this shot, I was trying to get the pre-dawn glow of the sun over the mountains on one side and the stars on the other.

Miss Bennet, there seemed to be a prettyish kind of a little wilderness on one side of your lawn.

But I don't care who knows that the passion was wholly on one side; and I never told her a lie about it.

he made a jump all on one side into the lap of the Princess, who was sitting on a little golden stool close by.

With a baby asleep at her breast lay his wife, peacefully sleeping on one side of the bed.

This results in a thinner wall section on one side, thus adding another weakness to that of the weld line.

Leave on one side the question of whether the Geither plan is a good idea or not.

When it has taken a bit of colour on one side, turn it over and cook on the other side.

If God's revelation is on one side of the scales and your response is on the other, how much do you weigh?

Originally, this referred to a small paper card with a question written on one side and the answer on the other.

Loft: Upper space within a Building, often open on one side, used for storage or other purposes (e. g. , sleeping loft , hayloft).

another non-contact proximity switch is arranged on a proximity switch mounting plate on one side of the bottom end of the cylinder spindle.

Ms. Giffords has shown some slight movement on one side of her body, and there are signs she could open her eyes soon, Dr. Rhee said.

In an initial set of trials, the infants were presented with an audio cue and then shown a puppet on one side of a screen.

But if you know a little bit about the candidate beforehand, it's like a big weight on one side of the scale, and the interview is useless.

The work is the only constant review annually, while on one side to local manages sign up to take an examination.

The smoking can be done in a large, round metal container. Remove the top of the drum and cut a small opening on one side at the bottom.

On one side of the forest was a broad, deep river, the water flowed so rapidly that very few were able to swim against the stream.

Granny Yinjiao knelt down with a little difficulty. She might have fallen down but for other's help on one side.

"Anything else ? " The grocer cocked his head on one side, looking at her pleasantly.

Up to a certain sum of the interior angles on one side of the transversal the two lines might indeed meet .

Sam placed his new book on one side for a year while he wrote some magazine articles and informative material.

Firstly, if I place all five fingers on one side of the glass like this, can I raise it?

The reach through region may be formed surrounding the at least one deep trench or only on one side of the at least one deep trench.

If the system was to endure, austerity on one side had to be balanced by growth on the other.

two pictures in a gold case, on one side her mother, and on the other, uncle, when they were young.

On the floor close to the captain's hand was a little round piece of paper, blackened on one side.

rostov , with ilyin , who would not drop behind , rode on one side of the road between the two rows of birch - trees.

At night it could be a lonely spot, with not much more than a multistorey car park on one side, Castle Rock and a cemetery on the other.

The most common symptom of a stroke is sudden weakness of the face, arm, or leg, most often on one side of the body.

you must just stand on one side , he answered as he rose , first to his knees , and then to his feet.

The patients had chronic hemiparesis, which is weakness on one side of the body, at least six months after a stroke.

On one side of the room, there was a very decent brown sofa, above which there was a wall mirrored up to the ceiling.

To get a description of direction along the line, we shall call the line on one side of the origin positive, on the other side negative.

On one side of that date in the fossil timeline are the various species of Australopithecus, the first great apes to walk on two feet.

the handle is arranged on one side of the base, and one end of the handle is connected with one of the two gears.

Creating the battery: Insert a penny into a cut on one side of the lemon. Push a galvanized nail into the other side of the lemon.

On one side, just a thin flap of skin separated the brain from the EEG electrode, while on the other side the skull was intact.

For some people, the aura can include a feeling of tingling or weakness, or both, on one side of the body as well as speech impairment.

By the middle of the next day, he had enough rocks in the mud on one side of the horse.

You do not have to work on the animation, it will be very standard ( the docking port will rotate on one side ).

Perhaps can only put him on one side, he compared with? Otherwise, how can we calm heart that such as fire burning envy and jealousy?

The face may have fallen on one side, the person may not be able to smile, or their mouth or eye may have drooped.

He had Jim on one side, our investors on the other and a staff that relied on us both to put food on their table.

To lose the foot and hand holds on one side of the body. Usually causes the climber to swing like a barn door.

They may have different designs on the two sides. It is common to have the head of a famous person on one side.

And about those spending cuts: leave health care on one side for a moment and focus on the rest of the proposal.

On one side, bank deposits were insured, preventing a recurrence of the immense bank runs that were a central cause of the Great Depression.

It had to fly between huge thunderhead clouds on one side and Vietnam's airspace on the other.

The first room I checked into had a bed with a mattress that had been compressed on one side.

The free water knockout has an inlet and deflector baffle near the top on one side and a gas outlet on the top.

Another helpful exercise is to draw a line down the centre of a page and write " for" on one side and " against" on the other.

On one side of the door was a neat stack of briquests; on the other side were the coal scuttles.

On one side are the thoughts and emotions arising in the mind, on the other side are the respiration and sensations in the body.

Bearing various flowers and fruits, they came to where the Buddha was, touched his feet with their heads, stepped back, and sat on one side.

On one side of the art colony, demolition workers slammed their sledgehammers against a wall, leaving a pile of bricks and a cloud of dust.

This contrast between beauty and silence on one side and death on the other has imprinted itself in my memory for the rest of my life.

But it will still be true, and if it proves a cause for regret and frustration on one side, it should also bring shame on the other.

Such fabrics require special needles that punch beyond the surface to form loops on one side.

Do not quickly throw away food, clothing or even a piece of white paper with writing on one side.

Negotiators soon concluded a treaty of peace and commerce and sealed it with a lotus flower on one side and an eagle and stars on the other.

The initial market reaction was positive, at least on one side of the Atlantic.

Let cook on one side for a few minutes, turn over and fry the top side until golden brown.

On one side, PPM compression achieves the best compression ratio while gzip achieves the least compression ratio.

She soon afterwards took possession of a narrow footpath , a little raised on one side of the lane.

On one side, school field will have mold teachers' habits and made teachers'reflection having the properties of school field.

The smaller moon breaks up and spreads out from the collision point like a landslide, thickening the larger moon's crust on one side.

The natural sciences do the same thing; leaving on one side the question of cause, they seek for laws.

The goal and the list of five traits go on one side of your card, and minimum daily actions go on the other side.

measured at midship section and taken from inside the ship's side shell on one side to inside the ship's side shell on the other side.

On Saturday, on one side lay Yingxiu, where nearly every building had been flattened by the earthquake five days before.

The shielding layer is a copper film provided with adhesives on one side, and is connected with the negative pole of the transducer.

On one side was the Mediterranean, on the other the mountains, and everywhere were apartment blocks crammed with tax-dodgers.

Cluster headaches cause severe throbbing pain on one side of the face around the eye.

On one side stand new apartment buildings for civil servants, with luxury kitchens and a sprinkler system embedded in the lush lawn.

Mary, in addition to her genuinely lively mental interests, was a most romantic person on one side, a most complaining soul on the other.

The girl throws her head on one side and gives me a despairing look. "It's no use, " she says.

Smart cards have electrical contacts and a thin metallic plate just above center line on one side of the card.

He turned on a sudden, on one side of us, and seeing a great oak-tree , fit for his purpose, he beckoned to us to follow.

The white house was on the hill, with a wood behind it and a gravel-pit on one side .

The lip corner does go up in contempt, but it's only on one side.

On one side of me was a man who spoke only in phone numbers.

There was no address on one side, no seal on the other.

Of the three, Happy then passed the test, in which a clear mark was painted on one side of her face.

refers to nonrandom data points that are grouped together on one side of the mean of a control chart .

and the silkworms ate the mulberry leaves with water extract on one side would not die but only be in narcotism.

As explained above, the spokes on one side of a wheel may be tensioned differently than the spokes on the opposite side.

cried she, and stretched her hands out over a little blue crocus, that hung quite sickly on one side.

What was left of his curly brown hair was crushed flat on one side.

'It cannot be! But I will be plain. Putting myself quite on one side, I don't think he will choose either of you. '

On one side of the debate are women who say mothers should not work, especially when their children are very young.

Sooner or later you'll have to come down on one side or the other; you can't just sit on the fence.

Ash got on top of the bed as he got on one side of the bed as Brock stayed on the other.

Numbness or weakness of the face, arm or leg, especially on one side of the body.

A clip connected with and arranged on one side of the leg can be clipped on the pocket of clothes to facilitate the portability.

That year, the U. S. issued a silver coin worth $1 that had an image of Susan B. Anthony on one side.

Duplex envelope paper Generally made by twin- wire , with a colour on one side and white on the other , to improve opacity .

Cuesta: a ridge with a gentle slope on one side and a cliff on the other.

a detached part; on one side of the island was a hugh rock, almost detached; the separated spacecraft will return to their home bases.

a wrench with a V-shaped jaw and serrations on one side (resembles the open jaws of an alligator).

Mapping is done by dragging a visual handle from an element on one side to another element on the other side as shown in Figure 11.

You have to drive on one side of the road, not all over the road, for there are other cars too, so one has to follow the rule of the road.

Within the wood box one can find the stairwell and the main entrance on one side and the service area entrance on the other side.

Open to the surrounding gardens on one side, the small structure has a translucent, domed roof covered with paper.

By tradition, a Weequay wears a braided topknot on one side of his or her head.

He had a good, wide, well-shaped mouth, and his dark-brown hair was parted slightly on one side.

Most people now alive are on one side of that split. Most bush men are on the other.

In order for the balance sheet to balance, total assets on one side have to equal total liabilities plus shareholders' equity on the other.

Most people typically fall on one side or the other and I've usually found that side depends on their own career path.

It was just one piece of paper , printed on one side .

The town lies at the mouth of a coastal valley - the Pacific on one side, mountains the other.

On one side of the divide is a world with "cash but no opportunities" ; on the other, a world with "no money, just opportunities. "

They had been driving through the lane with the towering hedge on one side and the open meadow on the other.

Some of it is only used on one side.

Instead it is lopsided with twice as much on one side of the galactic centre as the other.

An example of minor asymmetry is placing a hangar entrance on one side of the ship, but not the other, or a small bridge area.

Leave on one side those who don't really want any reform at all, a group that includes most Republican members of Congress.

I suspect a cross-feed option could be interesting because some instruments feel a little too much on one side or the other.

and a decorating component, arranged on one side of the control panel.

Pictures show how at one point he had a massive wild elephant seal on one side and a large group of curious penguins on the other.

If the relationship is mandatory on one side, but optional on the other, it should go on the optional side.

You drive on a small, narrow road with vehicles slowly going both ways. On one side of the road is water.

It is common to have the head of a famous person on one side.

Eventually, like the rest of us, you must be on one side or the other.

Then, starting at the top corner of the glass, clean a narrow strip of glass from top to bottom on one side.

On one side of the house was a little stable, just the size for the pony.

On one side is listed the capital employed, which usually consists of the issued share capital plus reserves and retained earnings.

On one side are Californian prison guards, British policemen, French rail workers, Greek civil servants, and teachers just about everywhere.

That may mean creating a list on one side of the page and updating the other side of the page as the user clicks links in that list.

It is a soft, flexible pad with a breathable cloth backing and gel layer containing methyl salicylate on one side.

Migraine causes recurrent headaches on one side of the head that last for more than four hours.

She liked her eggs sunny side up and lots of ketchup. She liked her eggs fried on one side with the yolk showing and lots of ketchup.

Similarly, the Milky Way deforms a satellite galaxy or star cluster by pulling harder on one side of the stellar system than on the other.

An argument with Yiddish on one side and German on the other has such obvious class overtones that it hardly needs translation.

Fluid pressure on one side of the gate presses it against the opposite seat with great force and improves the seal.

A small folded paper rectangle gummed on one side , used especially to fasten stamps in an album .

Ramona was sleeping far over on one side of the bed, her right buttock off the edge.

Therefore, the market maker can adjust quoted depths to avoid unfavorable trades on one side or both sides of the market.

Do you know if the entire workload can still fit on one side of the cluster?

On one side, we have the claim that the rising share of taxes paid by the rich shows that their burden is rising, not falling.

If a player on one side kicks the ball out, the other side gets a free turn at the ball.

Dark red marble headstone placed on one side of the helmet and bronze casting Battle Flag, a symbol of military honor and eternal life.

On one side, our two countries are interdependent and closely correlated; on the other, frictions and disputes emerge between us frequently.

On one side of the battle is organic farmer Frank Morton, a relative newcomer to the Willamette Valley's farming community.

Also, they have ridges on one side and the top - and indents on the bottom and other side.

Because, if rolling box when position slightly off target, it would appear on one side of the large side.

When the loops have been sheared off on one side, the fabric is known as velour.

You can do this if you overlay all of the source models on one side, and leave the single federated model as the target on the other side.

You've got a database on one side and a web browser on the other.

A gait of a horse in which both feet on one side are lifted and put down together.

On one side of the sheet, blood-vessel cells mimic a capillary wall; on the other, lung-cancer cells mimic lung epithelial cells.

And remember that in a capacitor, negative charge builds on one side and positive charge builds on the other.

In this view, the subject of the discussion, all replies to the discussion, and other replies are aligned on one side.

Software models were run to predict the extent of the movement and resulted in sliding bearings being installed on one side.

It intervenes by providing brake input on one side of the car, which creates a yawing motion that brings the car back into the lane.

2 meanwhile, stir together yogurt, brown sugar, and cinnamon. spread yogurt mixture on one side of each toasted baguette slice.

" Some listings include symptoms that occur predominantly on one side of the body, such as " sickening sensation in left testicle.

Forcing an electric current across that junction causes the metal on one side to heat up, and the metal on the other side to cool down.

Pride , anger and reason , everything had been on one side and only love on the other .

Since SANs operate as separate networks, all they require is a Fibre Channel interface on one side of the servers in the LAN.

And when you do a roll of knitting and a roll of pearling, it's bumpy on one side, and flat on the other.

He cast four gold rings for it and fastened them to its four feet, with two rings on one side and two rings on the other.

suddenly , another resident disciple came by , stood on one side , and asked with good intention : " is there anything i can help with ? "

A family history means having an unusually high number of close relatives with breast cancer on one side of the family.

On one side of President Barack Obama runs a growing populist opposition to bailing out any more big companies.

Migraine: Recurrent vascular headache, usually on one side of the head.

Carotid flow obstacle on one side is an important risk factor aggravating the asymmetric status.

Lying on one side is to avoid aspiration, on the left side is to make sure the gastro lumen is clear to watch.

A layer of europium oxide red light luminescent thin film is deposited on one side surface of a single crystal silicon substrate.

In compliance with your request, the bags will be printed on one side in one color as per your design.

Its particular molecular structure involves a lopsided arrangement of fluorine atoms on one side and hydrogen atoms on the other.

On one side, presumably, are the Muslim faith and its adherents.

The landscaped garden sits in a sunken plaza with a long lawn area on one side.

Agglutinate middle film and surface film by hot pressing on one side of the prepared PVC negative, cut, crimp and edge.

On one side of the scales is an hourglass, which symbolizes the time factor.

The relatively detached dining zone on one side of the restaurant is composed of dining tables separated by sparsely interweaved partitions.

Essays and stories should be typed, double-spaced , on one side of white paper, with margins of about an inch all around.

Electricity companies are now generation on one side, transport on another side, and finally distribution.

The blue eye again will be genetic somewhere back in the pedigree on one side.

On one side, businesses provide regulators with scientific evidence about the risk and safety of their product innovations.

Embroidery with fish on one side and kitty on the other side is a representative of this style.

Milan and Manchester United on one side and an English derby on the other between Chelsea and Liverpool.

Convertible A press which can print either a single colour on bothsides, or two colours on one side.

The rubber can be made rough by rubbing it on one side in which case the angle will be even larger.

A long shelf on one side of the office is filled with cricket trophies.

That may offer part of the explanation for why the Fund has come down so strongly on one side of the debate.

The Wet Tropics World Heritage listed Rainforest on one side and the Great Barrier Reef on the other.

Golden beaches on one side of the Island Ring Road, roadside green belts and the blue sea formed a vivid, colorful picture.

Over 75% percent of people with recurrent kidney stones who always slept on one side got stones on that side of the body.

It has a crank on one side, and a spool on the other.

Stand on one side just above the trough, then drop down one square as the enemies get above the trough.

Drupes globose, dehiscent or indehiscent, sometimes loosely covered by slightly enlarged persistent calyx, often basally fleshy on one side.

Ideas come up on one side, they'll have a name and a tag and its all set on a timer.

Never assume that all the blame for a conflict lies on one side, especially if you have heard only one side of the story.

The economy is caught between an unstoppable force on one side and an immovable object on the other.

It's ok, original wooden handle, original rivet, no scabbard, little damaged tip, several gaps on blade, rust on one side on body!

Horses are naturally stiffer on one side than the other, but fortunately, this can be corrected .

Recruit too many people on one side of any spectrum and your results will suffer.

THE SKIN: UGG boots are made from one piece of quality twin-faced (that's skin on one side, fluffy fleece on the other) sheepskin.

Shingles usually starts as a rash on one side of the face or body.

Well, it worked, and it kicked in at my office, but only on one side.

The park paling was still the boundary on one side, and she soon passed one of the gates into the ground.

Sear the patties on one side; then flip with a spatula and brown on other side.

The insect is almost black on one side, but the other side is much paler, with clearly visible flecks of blue, red and tortoiseshell.

the simultaneous firing of all the armament on one side of a warship.

On one side are Mr Costa and Stephen Green, chairman of HSBC and author of the book Good Value.

During an earthquake, the rock on one side of the fault suddenly slips with respect to the other.

Marius alone, stationed on one side, at the extreme left of the barricade, saw them pass.

Film anelasticity deformation occurred, causing the product on one side to the film self-crimping.

I've stopped wasting money on kitchen sponges with the scrubby surface on one side. I cut up some old dishrags instead.

You can think about different phases of lifecycle on one side. On the other side, you can think about manufacturing sites.

Spring brother exclaimed, took my hands in bra, turned inside cloth layer, saw written on one side of the spring, while reading a pure.

The heating roller is disposed on one side of the fixing roller remotely from the pressing roller.

Not only is the military increasingly politicized, it only expresses open political views on one side of the debate over America's wars.

Nearby is the piece of soap, the imprint of a key is on one side.

Traces on one side connector with the resistive material patches to provide the resistors.

There's no dividing line with machine languages on one side and all the high-level languages on the other.

My ideal school has a park on one side and a shopping mall on the other.

Some words have been created on one side but not the other because of the influence of local dialects and each side's unique history.

On one side of the V are books about "Old Shanghai" and on the other are those about "New Shanghai. "

Hybrid FPA works the same way, but only uses pre-tilting on one side of the substrate alignment layer.

Six branches are to extend from the sides of the lampstand-three on one side and three on the other.

On one side of the canal is historical relics, another side modern arts, both of which bring Otaru two different feelings.

My ideal school has a park on one side and a shopping on the other .

You see Lake Ontario on one side and Lake Erie on the other, and linking them the 34-mile Niagara River.

You may configure different mappings for contacts on one side and appointment and tasks on the other side.

The performance on one side is good [in training] but on the other they are not the same players.

But still, a virtuous person should promote the goodness on one side and must check the badness on the other side.

Disk cup-shaped, membranous, unequal, lobed or serrate, sometimes developed on one side.

On one side are companies like AT&T and Microsoft, which vociferously lobby against Google in the policy arena.

Six branches extended from the sides of the lampstand-three on one side and three on the other.

Duplex board: Board for box making and packaging. Usually coated on one side and grey colour on the other side.

The site's pages offer the source and original accusation on one side, with the correction on the other.

etc; first on one side and then on the other in two ranks along an axis; not paired.

On one side of the room, was a double decker bed, where the two older boys occupied.

Everyone agrees that school education is an active involving both sides--- the students on one side and the teachers on the other.