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"It's no secret that when Ms. Davis launched her bid for governor, women participating on the Democratic side stood up and were very vocal about her actions," Christman said.
On the Tea Party side stand those who see freedom as liberty from government constraint.
However history remains on the Mets' side.
On the one side stand the European Commission and on the other farmers and their allies in governments from France, Ireland or Germany (whose farm ministry appears to be a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bavarian farm lobby).
Couldn't stand the General Patton side.
The Iraqis stand on one side of coils of concertina wire, gesturing and trying to explain why they must get in; on the other side stand American soldiers in body armor, doing twelve-hour shifts of checkpoint duty, keeping them out.
Those numbers convinced the premiers of Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia to support the proposal.On the other side stands Air Canada, which has the most to lose since it's the only major airline in Canada that flies to South Asia and the Middle East.
This bank alone would raise public debt by more than 100% of GDP.Such a ballooning in the government's liabilities may seem ominous, but this is to look at only one side of the public balance-sheet now that the Treasury has turned banker: on the other side stand the assets.
On one side stands the IAAF, the governing body of athletics, which argues that the staggering evidence of state-sponsored doping in Russia that has built up in the past year means that no athlete inside the system can be trusted to be clean.
Put the bike back on the side stand.
