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It seems to me that she was a typical "three" : a colleague, a husband, on the one hand I am.

The purpose of my visit to this city is to talk business on the one hand and to see my old friend on the other.

On the one hand the great conceptual difference between China and the EU results in the long term existence of arguments between them.

On the one hand his position is analogous to that of a minority shareholder or silent partner in a private business.

On the one hand, there is no denying that Internet is currently one of the most efficient media used for interpersonal communication.

On the one hand, the owners are easy to operate as a professional line-up change remnant, to attract more customers and bigger and stronger.

On the one hand, for her unstable knowledge structure, she had been a specific type of western arts and culture import.

On the one hand, the author goes out of his way to have Roman governor after Roman governor say that Jesus is innocent.

On the one hand, if the body doesn't have enough cholesterol, we would not be able to survive.

On the one hand, he wanted to have the race, on the other, he did not want to turn the lady away.

On the one hand, there is a great deal of polling data, which is at least suggestive of general trends.

On the one hand the political impasse does not seem to be doing the country any harm.

Just follow the media. On the one hand in technology and sexuality everything seems to be possible.

and a lot of people are watching it right now. . . probably has to be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you think it's kinda funny. . .

On the one hand, it is referred to as the scapegoat for the international crisis, which obstructs other countries' exports and employment.

On the one hand, there are those who are prepared to take advantage of every chance that is offered them in life.

On the one hand, Japan's economy is now out of its long funk, and both stock- and property markets are steadily reviving.

Therefore, plays the computer not to be able to fall, after on the one hand which falls to does not have the advantage.

On the one hand, from the point of view, the implementation of accounting standards to ensure true and reliable accounting information.

On the one hand, he said, "The functionary can make no mistake, the magistrate is never the wrong. "

On the one hand, any species of wildlife, as a critical connection of the ecological chain, helps to set up the ecological balance.

On the one hand, MPT would not work fairly as it was biased towards its affiliation to CT while executing regulation.

On the one hand, there may be a desire to recoup room for monetary policy in case the economy disappoints and again requires stimulus.

"On the one hand, in the China market everything seems to be cheap, " Mr So says.

On the one hand fitting perfectly into the architecture of the building, and on the other with a referential twist on Dutch history.

domestic market on the one hand, and I hope to be able to search for business growth.

On the one hand, Mary wanted to stay with her family, on the other hand, She had to leave home and help those soldiers in the hospital.

Stock is in at the heart of stone shang shang, on the one hand, the capital overstock, make capital flow.

On the one hand, we tend to agree that people should be able to access whatever information they'd like in a free society.

On the one hand, Jung is still attached to his Freudian roots. He emphasizes the unconscious even more than Freudians do.

On the one hand they say they wish to reduce the cost of living, and on the other they increase the duties on a number of articles.

On the one hand they have been able to reduce their own costs by adopting VoIP internally to carry calls around their networks.

On the one hand, there's no doubt they're glad that they probably won't be targeted for monopolistic behavior.

"We can prevent corruption on the one hand and help them to carry out their duties as well, " he said.

In every one of the higher religions there is a strain of infinite optimism on the one hand, and on the other, of a profound pessimism.

Considering the economic condition, Chen thought it would be better to stay on campus. On the one hand, the living expense is lower here.

In other words, race has no basis in biological or scientific fact. On the one hand, result. Right?

would soften it up. With a hint of love on the one hand, and a heap.

On the one hand, she had to look after her sick son; on the other, she tried her best to be a good news writer.

On the one hand, exploring the building and Zhuang border interaction between the regional socioeconomic development.

Chinese traditional festival is in a awkward situation: on the one hand, the cold field experience and "feel powerless and frustrated. "

For oral anxiety disorder, to two aspects, on the one hand the experience of a patient's own oral treatment is an important factor.

On the one hand the Freudians warned us that the child is VULNERABLE, kids are delicate, easily damaged creatures.

On the one hand, the image resembles a promotion gimmick in any display window of any boutique or department store.

People are complicated creatures. On the one hand able to perform great acts of charity, on the other the most underhanded forms of betray.

Therefore, the network of our lives, as well as for society as a whole has a positive impact on the one hand, there are also negative side.

Warehouse Management is a systematic management of our storage needs to be strengthened on the one hand.

On the one hand, cats are predators, but on the other, they're small enough to be prey.

Here is the paradox. On the one hand, to be a good mechanic seems to require personal commitment: I am a mechanic.

On the one hand you have accepted the invitation; on the other, you're not going to join them. I don't think it right for you to do so.

On the one hand they slow down the ticking rate of the oscillator , and on the other they drive the hands of the clock or watch .

On the one hand, their [algorithms] computational power can address processes with a scale and complexity that precludes a manual approach.

The cat protein, on the one hand, causes an allergic reaction, making the body produce an antibody called immunoglobulin E.

On the one hand, it adopts the concept of "inter-subjectivity" to interpret the interaction between the teacher and the student.

On the one hand, Google has become a privacy bogeyman , dropping off the list of the top 20 companies trusted with customer privacy.

On the one hand, I have flair for such stories, but they do not always work.

Sort of wild and overstimulated on the one hand, but really sad on the other.

In such a social context, on the one hand, government departments issued a series of macro-control policies on land, financing, etc.

On the one hand, unlike before , the study has been a basic survival ability to a nation and a person.

On the one hand, deforestation emissions are underestimated due to a lack of satellite surveillance.

On the one hand, it was supposed to simplify SGML down to one reasonable, standard subset everyone could agree on and faithfully implement.

On the one hand you take life too seriously, and on the other, you do not take playful existence seriously enough.

On the one hand, after map generalization, spatial objects have been changed, certainly their attributes have been changed correspondingly.

On the one hand, they can give your wife gorgeous, gravity-defying boobs during the last trimester of her pregnancy.

This represents a compromise between his needs and inner drives on the one hand and controls of his conscience on the other.

On the one hand, I had been raised to cringe at the very thought of poofy white dresses and bouquets.

On the one hand, it may lead to the emergence of a set of people who can play key development roles in the countryside and small towns.

On the one hand, it plays an important role to make up for the deficiency of traditional Chinese art education.

On the one hand I enjoy the conveniences of the city , on the other, I really appreciate the quiet life in the countryside.

It has not entered into the " doesn't stop, " that is, into the field on which depend necessity, on the one hand, and impossibility.

On the one hand, he was in a very low mood feeling sad and disappointed because the reality made him find life empty and unreal.

The position - the continent of Atlantis occupied is'between the Gulf of Mexico on the one hand and the Mediterranean upon the other.

On the one hand, you may need to interact with a supervisor or make a presentation under conditions that are not ideal.

I do not foretell, for all foretelling is now vain; on the one hand lies darkness, and on the other only hope.

On the one hand are the vast majority of internet users who believe that any life worth living must allow a substantial measure of privacy.

On the one hand, adhere to the money sink, the promotion of basic public services "equalization. "

On the one hand, I can see that this is a pretty cool gadget.

On the one hand, China's economic ascent cannot be properly explained without market-oriented reforms.

Regional cooperation, on the one hand, program resources can be shared to highlight advantages of combination coverage.

On the one hand, the Olympian prospect enables Kissinger to see the bigger picture.

No matter where on the one hand, women are still staying at the bottom of society.

On the one hand, the Light of Jesus invoked much Darkness (by way of counter reaction).

On the one hand since the 1992 party congress no officer has been picked for the all-important standing committee of the Politburo.

The enterprises'own, on the one hand we respect this kind of investment decision making and management strategies are very caution.

I am translating her story just because it a story that should be told the world; on the one hand, to propagate her name.

On the one hand, whether the plan of decision-makers can be carried out efficiently mainly depends on the middle-managers.

On the one hand new history being made, on the other a tragic chapter hidden away in the mysterious darkness of a human heart.

On the one hand, a more competitive environment should be created to build growing external pressures on state-owned enterprises.

On the one hand, foreigners are crowding into the capital, Tripoli, with economic reform and greater openness in the air.

Finally, relevant countermeasures are suggested. On the one hand, the safety education and training to drivers should be reinforced.

Finally, relevant countermeasures are suggested. On the one hand, the safety education and training to drivers should be reinforced.

On the one hand are aggressive government spending and a busy Federal Reserve printing press.

On the one hand, the implement of the education philosophy in small classes needs the adaptation of corresponding physical environment.

On the one hand, western festival celebrations are so colorful that especially the youth cannot resist all the temptation of having one.

On the one hand, its proponents justify the efficiency losses to their customers as the "cost of being Muslim" .

On the one hand, David looked at the heavens above him, the sun, moon and the stars.

On the one hand fit the body rule, the main thing is safe, effective and durable.

On the one hand as a sales package, requiring business card printing and membership card to make great-looking beautiful.

e. g. On the one hand , man's objective feeling , the state of mental satisfaction are value domains of experience.

On the one hand, modernity enhances rationality, which should inevitably inhibit beliefs toward religion, especially folk religion.

On the one hand, the two countries still hope that the other will act responsibly when it comes to the big decisions.

On the one hand, an Academy Award is nothing to sneeze at.

On the one hand, I can understand his frustration, and his logic makes sense. . . to a point.

On the one hand, students' learning interest can be improved through classroom teaching programs, opening and even confrontation.

On the one hand, help us to better understand the local history through experience, which enables us to be interested in history.

On the one hand, urban society ignored or not listen to the voices from the mobile population.

On the one hand, the thinking goes: Mme Sarkozy represents her country; therefore, the better she looks, the better France looks.

to reduce water consumption: At present, China's water use, water resources are tight on the one hand, on the other waste are very serious.

On the one hand, those who make them deserve to be severely punished by the law.

On the one hand, it may assist foreign investors by providing uniform and comprehensive guidelines on competition.

On the one hand, Microsoft's withdrawal reduces some urgency and gives Yahoo more flexibility to chart its own course.

On the one hand, from the mass media as an educational carrier, it different from traditional teaching methods.

On the one hand, the appropriate resources, technologies and equipment are complete and maintain the promised service necessary for weapons.

On the one hand the former Chelsea boss has a proven track record for winning titles and could clinch a second Champions League this season.

"The idea that you just buy medical insurance on the one hand and invest in financial securities on the other will vanish, " he says.

On the one hand, there may be concerns that the risks to growth will discourage the Fed from containing inflation.

On the one hand the DPJ demands accountability, and promises to break bureaucrats' backs to get it.

On the one hand, to the tunnel security, what kind of supporting schemes can ensure the safety and feasible of large cross-section tunnel.

On the one hand, it provides support for reporters' arguments and acquaints readers with background knowledge for the reports.

On the one hand, the height of the water rising quickly over to your ankle Department.

On the one hand, gaming is a form of rebellion, of doing something that the previous generation didn't do.

This includes two aspects: On the one hand, the complementary nature between China's and US economies has not changed.

On the one hand, sharply reducing demand in economies that are recovering only weakly from recession may cause much unnecessary pain.

If on the one hand the knot is abstract it must be thought of and conceived of as concrete.

On the one hand, with the electric power market reform, the electric power customer individuality request gradually enhances.

On the one hand, technological advances yield beneficial results, while on the other they create problems which threaten our very existence.

This time I was full of contradictions, on the one hand Xiaoyuer attachment, on the one hand, the Love of tea.

On the one hand, states have been charged with driving prosperity by fostering economic growth and job creation.

"On the one hand it makes perfect sense, " said Gregory Dudek, a scientist at the Centre for Intelligent Machines at McGill University.

On the one hand, I feel depressed and frustrated to the degree that an extremely abhorrent feeling enter into my mind.

On the one hand, the oil price had fallen to its lowest level since March and later slipped below $64 a barrel.

On the one hand, China follows the principle of ensuring safety, liquidity and good value of its foreign reserve.

On the one hand, your work can be inefficient; that is to say, you make efforts but receive little results.

On the one hand, they see a Palestinian state as an existential necessity for Israel.

On the one hand are the heartrending emotional pleas of dying patients who are eager to try unproved experimental drugs.

On the one hand they limit creativity but on the other side they ensure that the apparatus of several manufacturers is compatible.

The media on the one hand to keep the Organization authors, on the one hand in order to understand the mentality of the reader.

On the one hand, the recent behaviour of asset prices suggests investors are more relaxed about risk than for decades.

The agreement arose out of the demand on the one hand and the promise on the other.

On the one hand, it seems that in nine out of ten cases, things against our wishes.

On the one hand, in fear of the nuclear power safety problems, the majority of Germans support closing nuclear power plants.

On the one hand, college libraries provide teachers with teaching and researching information to fulfill service function.

On the one hand, objects are a great way to encapsulate data and logic and create a more maintainable system.

Because you see, on the one hand, there is the digital world, and no question, many things are happening there right now.

Through analysis of the tragedy Medea, the ancient Greeks on the one hand, we feel mad and attached to the pursuit of love.

On the one hand, it means your date's baggage compartment is more likely to be free of ex-wives and kids.

On the one hand, it has many similarities with the traditional petty peasant economy.

On the one hand, these risks relate to developments and imbalances in the global economy and their possible spillovers to the euro area.

On the one hand, literary writing and literary translation bear intertextual relations to social culture and literary system.

On the one hand, of course, cars are very useful. But on the other, they cause a huge amount of pollution.

On the one hand, no journalist wants to undermine national security by disseminating information that poses a genuine threat.

On the one hand, acquiring a new tongue is said to be far easier when young.

But it seems odd to try to prevent energy use with higher taxes on the one hand and then to subsidise it on the other.

On the one hand , financial institutions refuses to provide a loan to the medium and small enterprises in the sake of avoiding risks.

The tension mounted between America and its allies on the one hand, and Europe and its allies on the other.

On the one hand, children are people who require love, nurturance, and the ability to have self-knowledge.

On the one hand, the children clearly saw the real dog as more real and alive than the robot dog.

On the one hand, management wants to generate as much sales revenue as possible.

Herein lies the tremendous difference between Christian monotheism on the one hand and Jewish and Muslim monotheism on the other.

On the one hand, continued import product competition will prompt domestic enterprises to improve efficiency.

On the one hand, low rates entice investors out of cash and into riskier assets.

The reason for this may be twofold: on the one hand, education is the base for technological advance.

On the one hand, the evolution of internet-wide standards led to new security fixes being proposed and obsoleting older versions.

On the one hand, the authorities should set up rules and regulations to control the productivity and circulation of the plastic bags.

Nor did the Whigs envision any conflict in society between farmers and workers on the one hand and business people and bankers on the other.

With the help of small, you can concentrate on the one hand, smile on the Enron side of the market situation changes.

We never clearly delineated our individual roles, resulting in redundant work on the one hand and neglected research on the other.

On the one hand, Marlow serves as the speaker of the author and plays an important role in the novel.

they argue , on the one hand, that brain drain considerably weakens our international competitiveness.

But takes the populace, on the one hand needs the perception esthetic form, simultaneously has lost the survival spirit in among to.

The ANC is making new rules to clarify the fuzzy line between party and government jobs on the one hand and business interests on the other.

On the one hand, new experimental technologies are used continuously to explore the metallogenic mechanism of stratigraphy, structure etc.

On the one hand, tourism, as a multibillion-dollar business, is booming everywhere.

Regrettably , you enjoy the comforts of modern civilization on the one hand, while disparaging it with strong words on the other.

On the one hand, by this instructive activity, people can broaden their horizons, either experience of life, and increase their knowledge.

And Borland, which makes programming tools, was squeezed between industry giants on the one hand and free software on the other.

On the one hand, it is developing rapidly with an apparently increasing benefit and vitality.

On the one hand, Enron drilling GAAP They engaged in hiding the debt through the affiliated enterprises.

On the one hand, we want to get better and better at it.

On the one hand, the Defense Department is also an assemblage of a vast range of agencies.

On the one hand, Mr. Obama needs to show some concrete results from the meeting, particular on currency.

On the one hand, money laundering activities could harm reputation and benefit of financial institutions.

for the United States to play up trade deficit against China on the one hand, and continue its export control on the other.

America's regulatory system works through government inspections on the one hand and class-action lawsuits on the other.

On the one hand, it allows your component to specify so-called points of variability that it supports.

On the one hand, valuations of hot web companies are irrationally high; on the other big tech valuations are inexplicably low.

On the one hand, his Soviet appearance and style appealed to the voters and helped neutralise the shock of market reforms.

O. K. , on the one hand, fingerprint practitioners state that fingerprint identification is a science.

On the one hand, preemies are at risk for a variety of medical problems.

On the one hand, improve the system of third party liability insurance compulsory.

On the one hand, full disclosure about the features of products and services; on the other a minimum compliance with national legislation.

The moral maturing process of university students is a two-way procedure: on the one hand, society affects the formation of morality.

On the one hand, confidences over crimes, which are exchanged in whispers; on the other, the confession of faults made aloud.

On the one hand, Germans know that their fate is still bound up with European integration, as it has been for the past 60 years.

On the one hand, I know my teaching methods and advice provided are feasible for my students and can help them achieve better performance.

Voluminous hair On the one hand, you will spend half the day unloading a can of hairspray on your scalp.

Tom: On the one hand, the landscape of Business Process Management (BPM) and workflow is completely fragmented.

On the one hand, the Internet has meant the breakdown of incumbent businesses and traditional power structures.

New ielts speaking training in the channel on the one hand, for you will provide training.

Orders in the euro zone was reduced gradually weakening business confidence on the one hand, this trend is likely to lead to redundancies .

On the one hand, military cooperation helps both countries maintain stable trade to keep their economies humming.

On the one hand, old-fashioned mainstream macroeconomics says that fiscal expansion boosts growth in the short run.

On the one hand, higher wages ensure that Guangdong remains an attractive destination for migrant workers.

On the one hand, the Ming and Qing dynasties of China's ancient feudal regime razed most of the debate about China's dynasties.

To sum up, the core of the concept of scientific development, on the one hand, is science, on the other hand is development.

I mean, we're faced with two impossibilities. On the one hand, it's politically impossible to stop growth.

On the one hand, more than three quarters of the population are Chinese, so you can simply speak Putonghua a lot of the time.

On the one hand, this saves a considerable amount of memory with SQL queries that produce large result sets.

Today there are real risks, on the one hand of inadequate action and on the other of actions that have damaging long-term side effects.

On the one hand, it's true that Americans thrive on cold cereal for breakfast, sandwiches for lunch and instant dinners .

On the one hand, if it weren't for users, we wouldn't have security problems.

On the one hand, former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan tells us the Chinese equity market is about to collapse.

On the one hand, financial informatization promotes the globalization development of financial activity.

On the one hand I do not want to stop learning. carefree life. student parties. chat with friends. many wonderful moments.

So on the one hand for a long time monitoring console speed display on the one hand, check the host motor changes of voltage and current.

On the one hand, global demand remains stable for 2010 and figures have been revised up for 2011.

This could be due, on the one hand, to the erosion of coastal volcanoes and volcanic islands.

On the one hand, it is indisputable , that boarding schools are exerting a growing important effect, especially in last , few years.

On the one hand, a citizen may want to keep private some personal data as it relates to income, health, or home address.

The future, on the one hand, dishes out opportunities but brings with it challenges on the other.

On the one hand, two newspapers reported this week that more people favour a higher consumption tax than are against it.

On the one hand they dislike imperialism, and on the other they fear thorough revolution, and they vacillate between the two.

On the one hand, it is a useful calculation to make certain international comparisons with regard to standards of living.

On the one hand, maize yields in rich countries are continuing to rise, thanks to huge investments by seed companies.

On the one hand you want to act and are feeling that gifts and potential are going to waste.

On the one hand, we demanded completion, updatedness, representativeness and farsightedness in selecting the books.

On the one hand, the significance of E-C neologism translation should be acknowledged.

On the one hand, the medical service is better than before.

The dividing line between suppliers on the one hand and service providers on the other is, however, still blurry.

On the one hand, it's the challenge against parochiality and solidified aesthetic appreciation.

On the one hand, parents agreed to give their children less pocket money and only enough for school supplies.

However, there are still deficiencies. On the one hand, the Labor Contract Law does not contain some subjects.

The reason, on the one hand, most of China's processing trade dominated by foreign companies or foreign investment in joint venture.

On the one hand, rural labor choose to move to maximize their economic rights and promote themselves.

illegal intermediary on the one hand, the use of non-transparent transactions, to take " eat the difference " profiteering.

On the one hand, party leaders hewed to a Burkean line during this week's EU debate.

On the one hand, service trade liberalization has unfavorable effects on environment.

On the one hand, you need the "discipline" values to ensure that people will be good workers and lead orderly, law-abiding lives.

On the one hand, some Conservatives call the single currency a folly of European grandeur, doomed from birth.

On the one hand, municipal building department improve their functions and fulfill their duty.

It is, on the one hand, a biological effect, and a very large one. Unmistakable.

On the one hand, the legislation and practice of Canadian countervailing duties law is worth learning.

On the one hand , it is indisputable that boarding school are exerting a growing important effect , especially in last few years.

In the new era, on the one hand the principle of independence must be adhered to.

On the one hand, we can say that luck was on our side at the very beginning of the game - we scored.

On the one hand, Europeans have a strong voice in the institutions, especially the IMF.

Enterprise debt market large receding, on the one hand is because before, the increase scope is oversized, call-back pressure build-up.

You can see the dilemma, on the one hand, he wants the public to know he understands how rising house prices are making them unhappy.

On the one hand, students attending a boarding school would cultivate their independence.

On the one hand, cultural diversity is the product of human adaptation to the ecological diversity.