The strengthening of this bond is a two-edged sword for us veterinarians involved in maintaining the health of precious family members. |
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Medically, blood is a two-edged sword, a transmitter of disease or, by transfusion, a lifesaver. |
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In that sense it is a two-edged sword, because some members of the opposition are just as idle and incompetent as some of those in government. |
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I'm also somewhat concerned too at times about accepting confidential briefings because they're a two-edged sword as well. |
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I wholeheartedly agree, and as you point out this is decidedly a two-edged sword. |
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What many of these critics typically overlook, however, is that the power to adapt is a two-edged sword. |
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I think it was a two-edged sword, but I think he would have energized a lot of people who right now are not energized. |
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But we recognise that it is a two-edged sword and it is vital that we provide facilities to engage the youths. |
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As we're seeing in the post-September 11 th world, information is a two-edged sword that can both help and hurt people. |
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Granted that all technology is a two-edged sword, let's make it a reasonably benevolent milestone. |
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As Kannon in Japan, the Goddess is often shown holding a two-edged sword and riding a dragon. |
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The issue poses a classic two-edged sword that can cut both ways. |
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Those who have followed the fortunes of the Australian press know that foreign ownership without a real attachment to Australia is a two-edged sword. |
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On all sides, ignoring him, barbarian mercenaries brandished their javelins, bows, pikes, two-edged swords. |
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Country-of-origin labeling for beef appears to be a two-edged sword. |
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Similarly, legislation to shorten the working hours can be a two-edged sword. |
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Out of His mouth went a sharp two-edged sword: and His countenance was as the sun shines in his strength. |
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Public knowledge and debate on injection safety is a two-edged sword. |
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Institutionalization was similarly two-edged, providing the opportunity for benefits in the care and support unavailable elsewhere, while also creating the significant disadvantages inherent in a closed environment. |
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This problem is two-edged in that the situation of women currently in poor circumstances must be dealt with while planning effective, purposive policies to forestall the drift of women into poverty. |
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Gupta-vidyâ is a two-edged weapon and you cannot approach it without at the very outset sacrificing all earthly things, nay, even reason itself, as she overwhelms and destroys anyone who does not succeed in subduing her. |
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Under-employment and unemployment remain the régime's two-edged weapon: an almost inexhaustible source of cheap labour to conquer international markets, but also a potential source of instability. |
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The semantic valence attributed to a hieroglyphic language is two-edged. |
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I was talking in generalities in terms of IP being a two-edged sword to a certain extent. |
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Out of his mouth proceeded a sharp two-edged sword. His face was like the sun shining at its brightest. |
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However, as I think we have already heard today, the separation of church and state and religious freedom can be a two-edged sword. |
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The government is also aware that going into an election is a two-edged sword. |
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It does seem to me that there is a two-edged sword, and that's the reason I'm interested in this perspective. |
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To say that exceptions can be made only for the public good is a two-edged sword. |
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It's also a two-edged sword because filmmakers, whether they're independent or not, find digital so easy that they have a tendency to shoot more. |
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Robert Wilkins: As I mentioned in my presentation, the freedom of religion can be a two-edged sword. |
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But defamation is a very blunt instrument and a two-edged sword. |
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Thus, the existence of homophobia is a two-edged sword, working against the full participation of all females in the sport experience. |
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But there's a two-edged sword there: they're so plastic that you can't control them, and yet they can turn into any other organ in the body. |
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Electronic records are thus very much of a two-edged sword for the archival community: they are thought to be easier to destroy and to store. |
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Communication is a two-edged sword, as conflict is encouraged by too little and too much of it. |
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Error mixed with truth thus justified the intervention of the sharp two-edged sword, the Word of God. |
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If, however, decentralisation is not accompanied by the necessary powers, it might well turn out to be a two-edged sword. |
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It must, though, be emphasised that, welcome as it is, this new-found commitment to research on the part of our federal government is a two-edged sword. |
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Globalization is a two-edged sword whose observable results are mixed. |
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Globalized food supply chains are a two-edged sword. |
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As we shall see, however, flexibility is a two-edged sword. |
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A belief in democracy and universal human rights can be a two-edged sword. |
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All of this is a two-edged sword with respect to legal aid costs. |
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However, monetary shocks are a two-edged sword. |
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Even successful counter-terrorism can be a two-edged sword. |
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Need-sensitive admission is a two-edged sword. |
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