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"taking sides with" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone has chosen to support and align themselves with a particular group or opinion. Example: "Josh was torn between staying neutral and taking sides with his best friend in their argument."
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The U.S. is very visibly taking sides with Japan".
I feel you are taking sides with evolutionist interpretations and discarding the perspective of intelligent design.
Taking sides with the angels, his novel unabashedly wears its heart on its sleeve.
After the State Department criticized China's actions, Beijing immediately accused Washington of taking sides with smaller Asian nations against China.
In this crazed future, nations are not simply taking sides with or against terrorists or rogue states.
Had he scolded Israel more harshly last week for the attack on the school, he would have been seen by some to be taking sides with Hamas.
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"I took sides with the white men against the savages".
I instinctively took sides with the white people.
Surely one can blame all the evil actors without having to take sides with any.
We don't take sides with any particular party or political figure.
In imperial politics Leopold VI again took sides with the Hohenstaufen, backing Philip of Swabia.
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