One local craftsman suggests that Erdogan's style of governing has become untenable for the country: "In Turkey, we now have the situation that one half of the country loves the prime minister unconditionally whereas the other half not only does not vote for him, but truly hates him.
Cutting each lash in half not only gives you beautiful Demi lashes, but it also saves you money and is even easier to remove.
Should the federal government, acting on be-half not only of stockholders and creditors but of the general public as well, force its own accounting standards on business?
He boasted an exceptional work-rate, which Dwyer recalled gave any side including him a strong boost: "When he was in the line-up you'd have a centre-forward and a centre-half; not only would he be up there running them ragged, but when it broke down he'd be the first person to start tackling back".
The 37 year old goalkeeper has had his critics and lapses in form over the years, but the save he made from Jorg Bohme at the end of the first half was not only one of the best of his career but a clear turning point in the game.
"China's move to cut meat consumption in half would not only have a huge impact on public health, it is a massive leadership step towards drastically reducing carbon emissions and reaching the goals set out in the Paris agreement," said James Cameron.
Of the 45 people on board the flight, around half survived not only the impact but also a further 72 days stranded on the mountain.
She had sought half of not only "hard" assets, like cars and home, but "soft" assets like Gary Wendt's pension benefits and even unvested stock options.
West Brom had been guilty of producing neat midfield passing without any end product but in the final five minutes of the half they not only equalised but took the lead.
Corky, Eugene's brother, told NBC's Dallas/Fort-Worth station the rides, which last an hour and a half, are not only great for the dogs, but also for their family. .
At the end of our hour-and-a-half together not only does he escort me to the lift, but when the doors open he reaches inside to press the ground-floor button, as if this were an indignity to which his guests should not be expected to stoop.
