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But even a nation of many-handed gods can't juggle all things at once.

India and Currency Wars Sujata Srinivasan 2010

But even a nation of many-handed gods can't juggle all things at once.

India and Currency Wars Sujata Srinivasan 2010

And on yet another hand (it's a many-handed monster), much nonsense about how a Brave New World was about to dawn where instead of waiting for robots created by Japanese electronic firms we could grow them in a test tube to do whatever humans wanted them to, up to and including removing all the oil from the Gulf, ending world hunger, and stopping global warming.

David Horton: Wind, Meet Whirlwind 2010

The Opera Boston production we saw played the Orientalism up to the hilt, with shadow puppets, projections of many-handed (I'm guessing) Hindu gods, and sinuous dancing girls.

Brahma, mon dieux! Roger Sutton 2007

The Opera Boston production we saw played the Orientalism up to the hilt, with shadow puppets, projections of many-handed (I'm guessing) Hindu gods, and sinuous dancing girls.

Archive 2007-05-01 Roger Sutton 2007

I'll leaving that task to the many-handed team at Millipede.

Archive 2007-07-29 2007

I'll leaving that task to the many-handed team at Millipede.

Your Faithful Blogger on the VIDEODROME set 2007

The result of this many-handed collaboration is claimed, proudly, to be a 'truly awful book, a serious contender for Absolute Worst Book Ever Written.'

Hoaxing PublishAmerica Michael Allen 2005

Heavier than she appeared at first glance, she was robed in velvet of ecclesiastical gray with the many-handed Sun of the Sole God like a splash of blood on her shoulder.

The Silent Tower Hambly, Barbara 1986

A German family, many-handed, patient, and economical, occupying a small vineyard and paying no wages, finds the business profitable; but an American, who lives freely, and depends upon hired assistance, is likely to fail.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 20, No. 118, August, 1867 Various