high hand

“Amongst the things that keep me up at night, mirror bacteria are not that high,” Hand said, nevertheless echoing Kay’s sentiment that now, before the technology to produce them exists, is precisely the right time to consider how best to regulate this tricky, “backwards,” hypothetical opponent that could be hard for our immune systems to sense and fight before it’s too late.

If you always raise when you have a high hand and call or fold when you have a low hand, people figure that out and can exploit you.

Germany will wonder how they failed to score but, after Jerome Boateng’s handball gave Italy a lifeline in the quarter-finals, their captain’s similarly inexplicable high hand swung the game France’s way when they most needed it.

Those divisions were what prompted al-Sisi to dispose of Morsi, whose Islamist Muslim Brotherhood government had ruled with a high hand after just scraping into office.

"His presence inside when Deonte Brown drove, he wasn't able to shoot over his high hand and that affected us a lot."