Progressive Democrats see these tactics on the Republican side and so, when we see it from one of our own candidates, it really stands out.
"And we're seeing it from the business side.
While Opsahl hailed the court for disclosing more information about its inner workings, he said the ruling "shows the trouble with having a one-sided court process, where the court is only seeing arguments from one side and seems to adopt those arguments.
"I'm also seeing it from the west; I don't think there's one side that's right or wrong".
He admits he entered uncharted territory here, but that the ideas all came at once: "The red dot on the roof so you can see it from above, FAST on one side and a picture of the car on the other side.
Step through the door and you instantly understand why: the three houses are filled with antiques and elegant objets, dining tables rest between mosaic columns, one courtyard is so crammed with shrubs and banana trees and palms it's impossible to see from one side to the other.
It's a little different at the Oak Bar, which draws a well-heeled crowd that emits a joyful din in an atmosphere so clouded with cigar and cigarette smoke it can be difficult to see from one side of the room to the other.
The Flatiron building is seen from one side, its distinctive slender shape is not in evidence.
Since most students are involved in many clubs and organizations, it is not uncommon to see someone running from one side of the gym to go play for another group he or she is a part of.
The architects had planned to cover the glass with an adhesive film that would emulate those early flat-panel computers which could be viewed only head on, and went dark when seen from one side.
I think that's what I loved about this movie is, usually, you only see the story from one side, and this was a 360-degree view of how this happens, how it's perpetuated and how it gets passed on to other people.
