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Therefore I command you to be openhanded toward your fellows who are poor and needy.'

They argued and he hit her openhanded across the face, and she tried to defend herself, grabbing a laptop and threatening to use it to hit him.

We are honoured to be a part of such an openhanded campaign." The event started with guests gathering for a welcome drink by the beach, after which two expert instructors lead the ladies in a Zumba session.

* "I command you to be openhanded toward your brothers and toward the poor and needy in your land," says God through Moses (Deuteronomy 15:11).

That is, until you notice her fist is clenched and he is incongruously openhanded. As if from out of nowhere, they appear to interrupt this modern vista, lonesome, spectral, chilly, and windswept.

Charpentier is now valued for his openhanded humanity and high level of quality that is universal in his output.

It took the form of what was described in the hearing as an "openhanded slap" on the head of the schoolboy during a lesson.

The national outlook expressed on the pan people of Sudan are eager that the conference will exert more efforts to spread peace in the openhanded region Darfur and to return in participating strongly in supporting the National Economy specially in this critical economic situation, which country facing in recent period.

It states that openhanded passes would have to have a clear underhand striking action.

"It is not surprising that today this dream is transformed into reality through the generosity of an openhanded visionary, the late Dr.