The Tebing Tinggi assemblyman said the decision by the Senators may
be a double-edged sword for them.
Rejection of Anti-Fake News Bill 2018 just a minor hiccup, says Perak exco
Ahead of the final episode of his Killer Women documentary series tomorrow on ITV, Piers said: "Susanna has recently read all my books and that can
be a double-edged sword.
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tage helps the athletes but it can
be a double-edged sword.
Nina & the new runs; GAMES BATON CONTINUES JOURNEY OLD GAMES BATON CONTINUES JOURNEY C Beebies' Katrina is latest star to help it on the route to Glasgow
When I first saw the site, I was tempted to pick up the gauntlet and invite readers to answer the question which headlines his now defunct poll - but this could prove to
be a double-edged sword.
A literary career down the toilet?
ENGLAND'S ruthless dispatching of West Indies by an innings and 283 runs at Headingley yesterday, proved to
be a double-edged sword for Sporting.
Cricket: Bottle market costs Sporting; SPREADWISE
A reader who asked that he not be named pointed out that press freedom can sometimes
be a double-edged sword. He wrote: "I am particularly fond of student reporters and give them an interview whenever asked.
Notes from the mail bag
It also, however, has the potential to
be a double-edged sword.
Take a break
The omnipresence of brilliant outsiders, however, can
be a double-edged sword, contriving to marginalise native talent.
Good hosts: we consider the effects of Germany's willingness to be a receptive host for the ambitions of foreign architects
NEWCASTLE manager Graeme Souness will welcome back his pounds 32m strikeforce of Alan Shearer and Michael Owen back at Everton tomorrow, admitting their return could
be a double-edged sword.
Football: Pair back for Toon
(The current retirement ages are 52 for men and 45 for women.) This could
be a double-edged sword for the tenured dancers (approximately 300 of them) in the seven Italian opera house companies.
Retirement, Italian style: Carla Fracci: "another assault on the world of ballet."
The taxpayer victories, however, have turned out to
be a double-edged sword, because taxpayers and their advisers have gotten increasingly careless about following the proper creation and administration procedures for FLPs.
FLPs and the indirect gift trap
Although activist Malcolm X called Bunche "a black man who didn't know his history," he was nobody's fool, for he knew the advent of integrationist politics could
be a double-edged sword. He foresaw that there would be a price for the progress of the race.
A Brief and Tentative Analysis of Negro Leadership
These effects could
be a double-edged sword in the presence of carcinogens, says molecular biologist Michael Karin.
Finding a missing link: scientists show a new connection between inflammation and cancer
Another, for Ohio congressional candidate Jane Mitakides, implores Web surfers to "Help Jane help John Kerry!" But blogs can
be a double-edged sword: After a post on Daily Kos expressed indifference to the deaths of American contractors in Iraq, many candidates hurriedly pulled their ads from the site.
Virtual war chests: blog-based fund raising
Menem's deputy, Domingo Cavallo, established peso-dollar parity that was the country's saving grace at first but later turned out to
be a double-edged sword. Vulnerable to speculation by highly mobile capital, and carrying a negative economic balance, the Argentine economy suffered the pangs of a Mexican-style currency crisis and later surrendered, dragged down by a global economic crisis.
Drastic times, drastic measures. (Book Review)