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Like it or not, and plenty of Germans don't, it is a national institution.For more than a century, Bayreuth has stood for some of the best but also worst in German history: Hitler was an avid visitor.
This global crisis saw not only the enslavement of millions but also, worst of all, the slaughter of more than 60 million men, women and children, often in circumstances of unique and unspeakable horror.
The towers to me represented the best in us -- our ambition and achievement -- but also the worst: our arrogance.
[C1.] When Rumors Are Presented as the Truth Hurricane Katrina brought out the best in the news media, but also the worst, as when lurid rumors were reported as fact.
He makes the money men nervous because he is a one-off; he is gold dust to them but also their worst nightmare because they cannot tame him.
Yeats transcended the erotic, suggesting that "to know" is not just a euphemism for sex but also the worst form of carnal knowledge — a realization that the moment of conception can also augur ill.
But when you travel through the developing world today, especially through its most briskly growing parts, you pick up a worry about these societies replicating not just the best but also the worst parts of modernity, Western-style.
If you say no TV rather than no Disneyland, you can always raise later".By enlisting the help of players, statisticians, law students and lobby groups such as the Poker Players Alliance, whose membership has swollen to 860,000, Mr Nesson hopes to roll back not only the federal ban on online gambling but also the worst bits of the nonsensical patchwork of state laws.
A BWDCE extracts more information from a choice scenario than a conventional DCE because it asks not only for the best (most preferred) but also the worst (least preferred) alternative.
