"We can't have an interpretation of the past that says the truth lies half-way between the killers and the dead," he said.
First, the state ranked 'best' was located on the VAS, followed by the one ranked 'worst', and then the state closest to lying half-way on the scale (i.e., between the two extreme states already in place).
The Nederhütte ("We rock you to the limit" is the extravagant claim plastered on its roof) lies half way up the Hohe Mut, and is a place of exotically large lager glasses and loud, artless Euro-pop from 4pm.
For 5 summers, the writer has rented a small, one-story shingled house in Weeset Point, a triangular piece of land that juts about 1000 feet into the great Nauset Marsh, lying half way up the east coast of Cape Cod, between Orleans and Eastham.
The centre of the constellation lies half way between Gamma Andromedae and Alpha Arietis.
The second SNP (550057-0_189) illusthates thet the variation in heterozygous individuals could be much higher than that in homozygous individuals, and that the mean p for heterozygous individuals may not lie half way between the means for the homozygous individuals.
He revisits the theme of abortion this time in a guitar-driven song called "Coathangers," and "A Lie Gets Half Way 'Round the World" provides the kind of speed that recalls the band's early live shows.
The Pitcairn Islands, which lie roughly half way between New Zealand and Peru, are home to about 50 people; Bermuda, the most populous of the Territories, has only about 65,000 residents.
But then there's the truth of Twain's observation that "a lie gets half-way around the world before truth puts on her boots".
And the repetitive intensity of Limbaugh, Beck and Fox "News" is living proof of Mark Twain's wisdom that "a lie gets half-way around the world before truth puts on its boots".
As the old saying goes, a lie gets half way around the world before the truth gets its boots on.
