Just make sure you don't put your faulty presents to one side until Christmas is over and then forget about them.
The goal is to simultaneously maximize the opportunities presented to one's own side and punish the other party for trying to do the same.
As if oblivious to the astonishing spectacle they present, each looks off pensively to one side as if lost in thought.
"Hazards" means that there were new anemone hazards placed on the game board, which children had to try and avoid, encouraging a focus on exact quantity In addition trials, instead of presenting a simple quantity, an addition problem with a sum of up to 9 was presented on one side of the screen.
The act gives a green light to UK courts to hear national security claims in secret – excluding claimants, their lawyers and the press – and to give judgment after hearing an unchallenged case presented by one side, usually the government.
The shortlisted questions were presented on one side of large cards; on the other side were the ranked positions from each stakeholder group from the interim prioritisation.
She thinks it is essential for the level of discussion to be raised and has insisted that the cartoonist's speech be presented as one side of a formal debate.
The tool is presented on one side of A4 and is quick to complete and score.
Limitations are presented on one side by costs and handling characteristics and on the other by the natural variations in honey characteristics which change the end product, make it more variable and require more frequent adjustments in the industrial formulations (recipes).
"For too long, the referendum debate has been presented as one side representing Scotland and the other side representing Britain," Brown will say in a speech at Glasgow University.
And sometimes the unsound argument and the false conclusion are those presented by one side of a political argument.
