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This result indicates that the low-molecular-weight component of PG-PES diffuses one-sidedly into the BPA-PES region.

Historically, relative to its players, the NBA has responded one-sidedly by trying to assuage white fear by methodically corralling the behavior of the league's predominantly black players.

Gaza: August 4 -- (BNA): Israel said it will one-sidedly observe a ceasefire in most parts of Gaza Strip today in order to facilitate humanitarian aid and to allow hundreds of war-torn Palestinians to return home after four weeks of abject destitution.

University officials felt that the Economics Department was one-sidedly attached to an outlook "described by its friends as 'Neo-Liberalism' and its critics as 'Nineteenth-Century Ultra-Conservatism'" (Levy and Peart 2013, 55).

The church Roberts founded reflected his one-sidedly spiritual approach to mission; in the absence of a plurality of teachers, its theology was informed almost solely by his understanding of God and mission, including his imminent expectation of the Parousia.

Worldwide humans are suffering from this psychological disease of one-sidedness; they fashion their personalities and shape their lives in a culture which is one-sidedly biased.

It would be a mistake, however, to dwell one-sidedly on the "modern" dimension of the war between Russia and Napoleonic France.

These goals should not be one-sidedly understood as preliminary directions.

Mr Ihara also criticised China for "one-sidedly" setting up the zone and escalating bilateral tensions over the islands.

It was British Prime Minister David Cameron who led the charge earlier this year for the European Union to drop an arms embargo on Syria, which London and Paris had argued was one-sidedly penalizing the anti-Assad opposition.

Mestan was critical of Plevneliev for one-sidedly siding with month-long massive street protests in Sofia requestin Oresharski's resignation.

He one-sidedly blames American and other Western leaders, who were influenced by anticommunism and by their insensitivity to real Soviet security concerns.

Because research and publication on intelligence during World War II and beyond has been so one-sidedly dominated by British and American scholars, it can be argued, a true appreciation of the intelligence balance during that war remains to be achieved.

In response to the North's statement, a South Korean Unification Ministry official said it is "regrettable that North Korea distorted the process of the working-level talks and one-sidedly made it public."