Students should write their "Jeopardy!"-style quiz questions and answers on the index cards (answer on one side, question on the other) and turn them in to the teacher as well, in preparation for a tax quiz bowl to be held in a future class period.
One side question for Reich: The U.S. became the world's richest and most powerful economy in the late nineteenth century, decades before Ford's bargain.
Putting to one side questions of whether Evernote (or its users) may need to reconsider at some point the infinite nature of the service, just looking at the app itself, the Market was a curious concept.
The materials developed included a set of nine posters, five for hookworm and four for anemia, with photos and simple messages on one side and questions and answers for discussion on the reverse side.
The extraordinary public reaction to the Amethyst Initiative suggests that the debate needs to happen, that opinion is not all on one side of the question and thus that the question is thus far from settled.
For every smart person on one side of the question, there is another smart person on the other side".
Putting to one side the question whether an acquittal may properly be regarded as an order "dismissing an indictment" within the meaning of the statute, see United States v. Martin Linen Supply Co., 430 U.S. 564, 576, 97 S.Ct.
And there she was again, before me with her warm, high-cheeked face tilted to one side in question, the fine throat rising out of the white blouse, brown, bepeached, as alive and expressive as any singing bird's.
But if you put to one side the question of why so many writers should choose to imitate the multi-billion pound media franchise that is Tolkien's Middle Earth, then what's left is the text.
Even putting to one side the question of how the respondent could have acted to destroy any evidence while he was in police custody, the fact is that he was fully aware of official suspicion during several months preceding the interrogation.
Putting to one side the question of their meaning as the name and character by which the God of Moses would be known, these are words any human being can say about herself, and does say, though always with a modifier of some kind.
