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But he also presents a different side of Nigeria: the dedicated human-rights lawyer, the gentle priest, the courageous journalist and a cast of ordinary people struggling to lead decent, honest lives in a country governed by insanity.Mr Maier's observation is meticulous, and his heart sympathetic.
Unlike most German clichés of traditional lederhosen, loud football fans and great beer, Germany's northernmost island of Sylt presents a different side to the country, driven by laid-back attitudes, a relaxed beach culture and old-fashioned traditions that cannot be found anywhere else in the nation.
Pramono, writing for Tempo, notes that the film presents a different side of Dahlan, who is usually portrayed as an old, bearded man who, in his opinion, seems neither modernist nor progressive.
Yet it is at the foundation, housed in a renovated 19th-century building at 2 Impasse Lebouis in the Montparnasse district of Paris, that Mr. Cartier-Bresson has presented a different side to his art -- the photographers whom he most admires and who have influenced him.
But previously undisclosed F.B.I. records, released to me after a long and costly legal fight under the Freedom of Information Act, present a different side of the man who has come to symbolize the conservative philosophy of less government and greater self-reliance.
With more than 60 million copies of the bestselling trilogy Millennium sold worldwide, late author Stieg Larsson has presented a different side of Stockholm to the world.
In doing so, we aim to present a different side of the coin that focuses more on the humanistic side of technical users.
However, in contrast to these work, the study conducted in this paper makes an attempt to present a different side of SO.
Let me present a different side of the argument.
While much has been written about J-Lo's recent decision to perform for the President of Turkmenistan's birthday, I'd like to present a different side of Turkmenistan -- by highlighting my work there this summer, and focusing on what Turkmenistan is doing right in preserving its Islamic heritage.
Their focus on The Hundred Flowers Movement of 1957 and the Great Leap Forward of 1958 is particularly apt, because each presents such a different side of Mao's character and his approach to politics.
