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That power struggle extends to the United States and Iran, both of which want influence over Iraq's Shiite population.

As Barnes said, a top-level free agent might visit five or six teams, all of which want to do their own X-rays.

So, for that matter, do the governments of Britain and Ireland, both of which want Mr Haass to resume his mission.

Because it is a club of governments, some of which want to "strip opposition forces of the means to challenge their authority," argues Mr LaPierre.

First, he is largely ignoring Aceh's women's groups, most of which want peace at any cost and would therefore make natural allies.

Speaking of which, want a flyer for my show "The Disgrunta... " No? OK, I'll just leave it here on the street in case you change your mind.

This leaves Mexico, Chile and Pakistan, none of which wants to cast a deciding vote.

When there are two powerful factions in Congress, one of which wants to take an action and the other of which wants to avoid it, what should Congress do?

For many years, politicians couldn't even decide on a place to put it, primarily because of squabbling between Japan and France, each of which wanted to host it.

She paid $30 to have the images taken down, but they soon appeared on other sites, one of which wanted $400 to pull the picture.

The minority government depends on support from the liberal Free Democrats and pro-business Democratic Forum, neither of which wants an early poll.