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But the French, many of whom see riches as vulgar, have little sympathy for such types.

It has scandalized the pious, some of whom see it as a parody of the Qurʾān.

Israel has few friends and many critics, plenty of whom see it as a colonialist power.

But support from scientific organisations will not mollify the outraged animal rights' activists, many of whom see zoos as prisons.

This trend has been fought by rural legislators, many of whom see themselves as defending a way of life.

reduce meddling by powerful neighbors -- especially Iran, Syria and Turkey -- some of whom see a chaotic, violent Iraq as the best way to resist the United States.

But at the same time the distance is lengthening between them and the Americans, only 25% of whom see themselves in a special relationship with the UK.

Some are beginning to smell a climb-down.Such pusillanimity pleases opponents of ID cards, many of whom see disadvantages beyond data leaks.

The plight of Christians in Syria has resonated among religious minorities across the Middle East, many of whom see themselves as facing a shared destiny.

Democrats hope that all this will dent Mr Romney's prospects among Hispanic voters, many of whom see Republican fulminations against illegal immigration as stony-hearted, if not racist.

I'm left with numerous questions about how evangelicals, some of whom see animal rights as a totally unimportant issue, should approach this subject.