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That would make the allies look impotent; they might then feel the need to re-engage with greater force, and get sucked in to exactly the conflict America wants to avoid.Ordinary Syrians have mixed views about the impending intervention.

When the Arab TV station al-Jazeera shows civilian casualties it's denounced as "emotive" Arab propaganda aimed at orchestrating hostility towards the "Allies", as though Iraqis are dying only in order to make the "Allies" look bad.

The mountainous terrain and the effective use of anti-tank weapons by the retreating Germans made the Allies' superiority in armour less decisive and slowed the Allied advance north to the banks of the Arno between June and August 1944, during which time the Rhodesian tank squadrons took part in Allied victories at Castellana, Bagnoregio and Chiusi.

The worst enemies can make the best allies.

The Timucua, who had initially befriended the French, were not encouraged to make the Spanish allies because of colonial governor Pedro Menéndez de Avilés' distaste of French Protestantism and his view that the Timucuan beliefs were "Satanic".

"Let the Iraqi people know what you are doing," he said, "and make the public your allies".

Secularism and a respect for democracy make the Kurds attractive allies in a region stripped of fighting units beholden to such ideas.

As the partnerships strive to make the drug companies allies in the war on disease in developing countries, coordination across multiple partners will be a key challenge.

A Romney victory could yield Adelson billions in tax cuts and make the White House an ally.

What we need, he argues, is to become "cyber-realists" – people able to "make the internet an ally in achieving specific policy objectives".

But it made the wrong allies and misjudged its strength and the mood of the people.