She was one of the 160 or so people at the plant on Friday, and was also related to Mr. Ellenberg, Mr. Nelson and Mr. Edwards, though she described the men as being from "another side of the family".
Things may take some getting used to, such as driving on another side of the road, or the temperature.
But in an age obsessed with Islamic extremism, it is also worth viewing as a manifestation of another side of Islamic civilization.
As we moved to another side of the forest, we shifted to a four-wheel drive vehicle.
But when I went on [to the CSCOPE website] last night, I couldn't see anything that might be seen as another side to the theory of evolution.
The glittering opening, though, of the 84-year-old Westin Book Cadillac Detroit, once a stone gray shell stripped bare by hoarders and vandals, was seen by business leaders and residents as representing another side of the city — its grit and determination.
One further irony: large tour buses took the euphoric crowd downtown to a lavish after party in a penthouse one could only be describe as illustrating another side of capitalism: a show apartment with spectacular views and game rooms clearly meant for a Master of the Universe, or at least, a hedge fund guy from the 1990s.
Although H. pylori has been shown to contribute to gastric adenocarcinoma and lymphoma, as well as ulcers, recent research has revealed another side of this microbe: In the 3 March 2004 issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institue, Weimin Ye and colleagues confirmed that H. pylori was associated with a significantly reduced risk of adenocarcinoma in the lower esophagus.
"It brings out leadership qualities in girls you might not think were natural leaders, and it's good for quiet and shy kids because it brings out another side of them as well".
McLeod also says the surreptitious activities involving Cox, Fulton, Miller, Bailey and other Palin cronies at the Captain Cook in March of 2008 reflect another side of Palin as well.
