And then there is the question of why the Divine seems to toy with the Egyptian king - hardening his heart, on the one hand, sending Moses, and plagues, at him, on the other.
James leaped directly over the 5'11 guard and slammed it in with one hand, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
He struck one of the sixes with one hand, sending it 20 rows into the crowd.
The identified KBs are, on one hand, sent for intra-coding and, on the other hand, replaced with zero blocks, which are then combined with the quantized DCT coefficients of WZBs for channel coding.
In a letter sent today to the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Terry McAuliffe, the president of Common Cause, Scott Harshbarger, said, "You and other party leaders cannot take public credit for enacting important reforms supported by the American people on the one hand, while sending your lawyers into court and into the F.E.C. to undermine the law, on the other".
On one hand, he sent in a huge number of forces to execute a counter-insurgency strategy, which involves securing the populace, and giving room for the government to get established in all areas within its borders.
MEDIA ADVICE Carmen Wong Ulrich, the host of a new personal finance program called "On the Money" on CNBC, won't mind if you watch her show while surfing the Internet on a laptop with one hand and sending text messages on a cellphone with the other.
On one hand, Americans say, "Send them all back to Mexico on the first thing smoking".
The Army's decision to loosen standards comes amid calls for the House Armed Services Committee to investigate accusations by some Iraq war veterans that, nearing the end of their enlistments, they are being pressured to choose between re-enlisting on one hand and being sent back to Iraq with another unit on the other.
"Of those, I could count on one hand journalists I sent angry text messages to, and we'd be talking no more than 10 exchanges in total.
On one hand, Disney has sent a message to Wall Street that the bottom line comes before the needs of the news division.
