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Opponents ranging from the N.A.A.C.P. to environmental groups to individual residents have stalled the proposal.

But opponents — ranging from labor unions to neighborhood activists to George Washington University — are speaking out against the plan.

Then there's Pub Fight in which you must protect your bar from a series of drunken opponents ranging from goths to skinheads and crusties.

A coalition of his opponents, ranging from millitant labor unions to mainstream business associations, scheduled a nationwide general strike for Tuesday.

But there are many opponents, ranging from local farmers to fans of off-road motorcycling, who fear they will lose rights of way they currently enjoy.

The system which some claim became controversial mainly for its name rather than for its capabilities came under fire from opponents ranging from the liberal-leaning American Civil Liberties Union to staunchly conservative U.S. senators, all of whom were worried that the technology could be used to spy on the public.

Opponents range from Japanese authors to French publishers.

Their potential opponents range from the Spanish trio of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid to Wolfsburg and Zenit Saint Petersburg, but Wenger insists he is unconcerned by the potential opponents.

Opponents range from tea party activists who say the standards amount to a federal takeover of local education to progressives who bristle at the emphasis on testing and the role of the Gates Foundation.

Opponents range from those who raise legitimate questions about the field's readiness to implement to those more on the fringe who fear that common standards will usher in a federal takeover of state and local decision-making authority.

Edwards is the visionary who by sheer force of commitment would shake up Washington, and he has set the pace for his opponents on issues ranging from poverty to health care.