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Privately, some education officials acknowledged that the department was bracing for criticism that it was somehow backing away from the citywide curriculum and that the chancellor's decision might have been pragmatic but it was also hypocritical.

She said Brandt — who was not named as a defendant in her suit — made it seem like MetLife was DLG's parent company or was somehow backing it.

That disparity helped fuel the line pushed by the government that Uganda's LGBT community was somehow backed by Western interests and that the law was in fact an affront to neo-colonialism.

True to form, Veneuzela's left-wing President, Hugo Chavez, and his Bolivian ally Evo Morales claimed the police rebellion had been somehow backed by the United States.

But if I were this mom and were somehow backed into a corner by my evil step-son, I'd happily make up a fake birth certificate.

On the contrary, there is a great danger that it would provide false comfort that Saddam was somehow back in his box.

He was present in 1996 when a young Aung San Suu Kyi delivered a public lecture from the gates of her Rangoon house, he was there 11 years later when thousands of Buddhist monks and civilians marched through the streets of Rangoon and other cities during the September 2007 Saffron Revolution and was somehow back again, just eight months after that, during the devastation of Cyclone Nargis.

Administration officials stopped just short of endorsing Vice President Dick Cheney's statement in August -- which he has never repeated since -- that "a return of inspectors would provide no assurance whatsoever" of Iraqi compliance, and could create "false comfort" that Mr. Hussein was somehow "back in his box".

But then horribly we were somehow back on the highway again, headed to Cambridge.

Barcelona had not conceded in Elche and were somehow back in it, placed there by their rivals.

But by the end of the film he is somehow back on his feet, all set to fight (and drink, and smoke) another day.