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China, for one, has so far sided with North Korea's protestation that this was a satellite launch, pure and simple.

And yet he could also coldly disown anyone who sided with his wife, Catherine, when they separated, including his namesake son.

The majority of the court sided with Mr Obama. Mr Roberts, writing the court's opinion, did not buy Mr Obama's commerce-clause argument.

Swiss court sided with the hedge funds, which had sued under a debt-collection law, but was overruled by an appeals court on a technicality.

But after just six hours of deliberation the jurors sided with defence arguments that the missives had been taken out of context.

"John McCain sided with the Democrats and voted against the Bush tax cuts, " he said.

He wasn't certain whether the men sided with him.

The independents who backed her both hail from conservative-leaning constituencies and might well have sided with her opponent, Tony Abbot.

The Kremlin will also be worried that the European Union and America have sided with Britain in its dispute with Russia.

And just as Kosovars found their saviours in American planes, Abkhazians sided with Russia to oppose Georgia.

Some eye witnesses claim that the military, consisting mostly of ethnic Kyrgyz, has sided with its kin.

Clinton was widely reported to have sided with U. S. military chiefs in urging a more cautious withdrawal policy.

Some eye witnesses claim that the army, which consists mainly of ethnic Kyrgyz, has sided with its kin.

Here, he sided with the U. S. and much of the developed world asking China to raise the value of the yuan.

In the case of the Sino-Japanese dispute, most Chinese believe the west has unfairly sided with Japan.

When a judge sided with the family, Yahoo! copied the messages to a CD instead of turning over the account's password.

In December the courts sided with the plaintiffs, reinstituting the plan for a park without recreational snowmobiles.

Norwegian public opinion has sided with the human side of the man-versus-machine drama, but the Oslo District Court has come down hard.

Most of the time she sided with the hawks, but not always.

I intend to forgive those ancestors who sided with one leader over another rather than seeking the middle road of peace.

But when the Soviets called for the trusteeship, those factions with communist sympathies sided with the Soviet Union.

As army officers broke away and sided with the rebels, and ammunition depots were raided, the stand-off veered towards civil war.

I had to take up the gauntlet; otherwise they would think truth sided with them.

Second, he sided with the trade unions to block demands from business leaders to reform Spain's two-tier labour market.

In the split decision, Chief Justice John Roberts, a conservative, sided with the dissenters.

Mr. White sided with me in the argument.

Despite this it sided with the hockey stick's overall conclusion, which did little to stem the criticism.

Germany , unhelpfully , has sided with Russia and China in opposing the operation .

New Delhi has sided with Beijing to oppose binding caps on its carbon emissions.

She later sided with the communists, who gave her an honorary position in government.

On September 29th an appeals-court judge sided with the senior creditors, paving the way for a foreclosure sale on October 4th.

America sided with Britain, France and the Soviet Union against Germany, Italy, and Japan.

Earlier this month, however, independents sided with Republicans by a 2-to-1 ratio in gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey.

Uruguay sided with Washington in demanding China and India open markets.

Prime Minister Hun Sen has often sided with Beijing on key regional security issues.

Souter was considered a moderate who often sided with the more liberal justices.

We sided with the home team even though their opponents were from our hometown.

In 1993 Mr Clinton, facing similar tension, ultimately sided with the deficit hardliners.

A jury ultimately sided with the city, deciding that both Jones and Sapp would breach the peace if they carried out their plans.

This is part of the reason Athena sided with the Greeks against the Trojans in the Trojan War.

But when judgment day came the Supreme Court sided with Mr Obama, by five votes to four.

Pattern : Straight cut, single sided with full lining.

But, once again, the focus groups sided with Giugiaro's designs.

This week the judges sided with Lazio on the issue and it's not expected there will be a new appeal.

The third-class tramcars were open-sided with six sets of benches running crossways, back to back, seating 48 passengers.

When we did, our Board of Directors sided with him. So at 30 I was out.

He sided with the Black students and resigned his post.

But most of the Titans and giants sided with Cronos.

Three British courts had sided with the government before the European judges found for the plaintiffs.

If they sided with their Muslim friends, they were regarded as unreliable. In spite of their Muslim faith, they were after all Chinese!

He sided with his brother in the argument.

In cases where plaintiffs allege discrimination because of race, sex, disability or age, she has usually sided with the plaintiffs.

Many of the Cossacks of the town sided with the rebel .

In this term, Justice Kennedy sided with the liberals in their most important case.

Mother sided with David in the argument.

Frank sided with David in the argument.

Frand sided with David in the argument.

Hitherto, pragmatism has prevailed and they have sided with the Turks.

The daughters sided with their mothers.

The kids always sided with their mother against me.

In cases of alleged discrimination because of race, sex or age, she has usually sided with the plaintiffs.

For the latter, however, i sided with their idea that people can live in a better way with stress.

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