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But this was not made with hands , and is over two thousand feet high . On the other hand , many individuals with physical impairments retain relatively accurate control of their eye movements [ BEUK ] . This project traces the crossovers between the practices of literature and ethnography , more specifically , between the work of Edith and Winnifred Eaton ,1 on the one hand , and nineteenth-century ethnographic discourses of race , on the other . Near to the farmer 's house , the tenant usually contrived to raise such a crop of oats or barley , as afforded meal for his family ; and the whole of this slovenly and imperfect mode of cultivation left much time upon his own hands , and those of his domestics . In the process , it can pass all permissions it has been handed , in which case it uses ( tag ( * ) ) as its tag field or it can pass only certain permissions . My staff and I have worked hard over the last eleven years to be open and available to the public at all times and to be even handed , fair , and consistent in prosecuting cases . Realizing she has something supernatural on her hands , she turns to Harry , though she 's reluctant to trust him after the near-debacle of their last case . Scratching spreads the organism and results in multiple tubercles and ulcerations elsewhere , including the hands , feet , and genitals . The children both knew to keep their bedroom doors closed at night and ( if they heard the smoke detector ) to check them for warmth , using the backs of their hands , to determine if there was a fire on the other side . & opendouble ; Open handed , open hearted , & closedouble ; was a quaint phrase he often used to describe kindness , but it better characterized his own behavior toward a variety of people with whom he came into contact . On the other hand , the variance components computed from the non-NAEP surveys provided different results . On the other hand , another WSIPL script is designed to integrate two language translation services . There is a clearly comprehensible distinction between a multi-aged youth meeting conducted after school which a child ( with parental consent ) voluntarily chooses to attend , on the one hand , and speech conducted by a teacher in the classroom which a child has no choice but to attend on the other .