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Both day and night are not bicameral but display one- sidedly contradictions symbolizing two extremes, responsible for "mighty barriers, and the gulf between"8 humans.

This way facility was provided one sidedly for hunting Osama bin Laden.

This tradition of theological and courtesy writing is read (unfashionably and perhaps one sidedly) as commending an entirely beneficent set of interests and ideals.

Admittedly, the ruling party PMLN is angry at the slew of judgments it sees as one sidedly against it; it is angry at seemingly prejudicial observations from and prologues in judgments calling them the Sicilian Mafia and pronouncements of great crimes always being behind great wealth, without enough evidence to convict the accused of the yet unknown and yet unproven crimes.

There is, of course, some truth to the charge that a number of one-time socialist militants have, in their academic reincarnations, immersed themselves too one sidedly in "identity politics." Much recent scholarship emphasizes gender, race, and ethnic constituency, and sometimes middle-class empowerment, at the expense of class identity and on-the-job organizing.