Razib Khan, at Discover Magazine, in siding with Nate, proferred some interesting thoughts.
Polyvinyl chloride is used in siding for houses, shingles, gutters and downspouts, floor tiles, and pipes and fittings.
At the time, it appeared that Mr. Doria had made a big mistake in siding with Mr. Menendez.
Questions must be asked about Strauss-Kahn's propriety in siding with the US against European opinion on this issue.
The jury determined, in siding with the state, that the company owed Alabama $87.7 million in compensatory damages.
In this account, Britain's prime minister risked a lot to gain very little in siding with Bush.
In siding with the Afghan government in a civil war, they ruled on April 19th, Germany is engaged in a "non-international armed conflict".
On Thursday, possibly sensing the political peril involved in siding with the anti-vaccine movement, Shumlin signed the bill without much publicity.
PAGE A6 National IN SIDING WITH BOEHNER, FRESHMAN FINDS HER VOICE Representative Renee Ellmers, Republican of North Carolina, was elected to Congress in 2010 with zero political experience.
But the future of mine safety will depend on Congress, where Republicans have taken the lead in siding with Big Coal against far stronger laws.
In siding with the North, it sent a damaging signal to the South that it was unwilling or unable to control its ally.
