The two clubs are on opposite sides of the table, and now possibly opposite sides of momentum.
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Dr. Atamian collected samples of the opposite sides of stems from sunflowers periodically, and found that different genes, related to light detection and growth, appeared active on opposite sides of the stems.
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Both offensives have advanced toward the border from opposite sides.
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They are kept on opposite sides of the Oscar stage.
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The films are screened on opposite sides of the gallery.
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We were sitting on opposite sides of the back seat.
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Fold opposite sides of tortilla over filling, and roll up.
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Huitzuco and Cocula are located on opposite sides of Iguala.
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There are two electrodes, or electrical conductors, on opposite sides.
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Personality wise, they are on opposite sides of the spectrum.
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Khloé's very competitive with Kim and they were on opposite sides.
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They sat on opposite sides of a white circular wooden table.
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But today, being on opposite sides can be toxic, even violent.
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The two have often fought on opposite sides of regional conflicts.
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Unions and environmentalists found themselves on opposite sides of the issue.
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The justices do not sit on opposite sides of an aisle.
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The Justices do not sit on opposite sides of an aisle.
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Instead, the grids face each other from opposite sides of the gallery.
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Forces from Puntland and Somaliland remain stationed on opposite sides of Tukaraq.
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Democratic mayors of the nation's two largest cities have taken opposite sides.
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These two people occupy opposite sides of the president's brain and impulses.
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They're on opposite sides of the spectrum, but they both appear impactful.
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Those relationships represent opposite sides of a spectrum of possible business models.
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Other times, like today, we're on opposite sides of an important issue.
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Jin and Casey meet one another from opposite sides of a fence.
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The two opposite sides open into small decks with retractable blue awnings.
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Two surgeons on opposite sides of the table can work together easily.
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The two are on opposite sides of wars in Ukraine and Syria.
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The two candidates have taken opposite sides of the Graham-Cassidy debate.
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But people were on opposite sides when I was your age, too.
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Brenda Thiel and Alyssa Wachtler live on opposite sides of the country.
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Arthur: If we're on opposite sides of it, we can wave hello!
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With the two couples on opposite sides of the circle (and on opposite sides of the installation), Kjartansson films them as a slow, minimalist carousel far out in nature, going around and around, not getting anywhere in particular.
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The two countries support opposite sides in the conflicts in Syria and Yemen.
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Essentially, the teams could be viewed as opposite sides of the same coin.
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That put them on opposite sides of various conflicts, often divided by sect.
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What's more, this dual domestication happened on opposite sides of the Eurasian continent.
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Awkwardness between friends on opposite sides of the aisle is likely to increase.
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Two polar bears, on opposite sides of a central wall, frame the exhibition.
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The two groups march from opposite sides of town to meet in Treme.
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The most prominent campaigners are on opposite sides of a vast political divide.
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Now, they found themselves on opposite sides of a showdown roiling the nation.
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In Libya, allies are on opposite sides of the country's messy civil war.
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You'd need a source and a detector on opposite sides of the target.
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Finally, Turkey and Saudi Arabia are on opposite sides of the Qatar blockade.
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The two countries are geopolitical rivals, backing opposite sides in the Syrian civil war.
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During the Cold War, Russia and Turkey stood on opposite sides of the wall.
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We were standing on opposite sides of a canyon, trying to communicate through fog.
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Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn were on opposite sides of the world on Thursday.
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Now I had two tracking systems scoring me, on opposite sides of the globe.
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Legal scholars on opposite sides of the ideological spectrum are unimpressed by this argument.
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Both players dominated their pools, earning top seeds on opposite sides of the bracket.
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The cat and bird stand on opposite sides of a large pane of glass.
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The United States and Russia also back opposite sides in the Syrian civil war.
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"We do not sit on opposite sides of an aisle," Chief Justice Roberts said.
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The most prominent campaigners are on opposite sides of the country's vast political divide.
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Baldwin and Buckley were, to put it mildly, from opposite sides of the tracks.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran are on opposite sides of conflicts in Syria and Yemen.
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Cuomo and Ocasio-Cortez ended up on opposite sides of the debate about Amazon.
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Four boys, two white, two black, grow up on opposite sides of America's racial DMZ.
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I made the mistake of scheduling meetings and activities on opposite sides of the city.
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The two rivals are already backing opposite sides in civil wars in Syria and Yemen.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Sánchez's two potential coalition partners stand solidly on opposite sides of the issue.
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The lithium-ion battery is made of two electrodes, or electrical conductors, on opposite sides.
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This has increased tensions between the U.S. and Russia, which back opposite sides in Syria.
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These "true lender" and "valid-when-made" bills are opposite sides of the same coin.
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The two fall in love, despite being on opposite sides of the Palestinian-Israeli crisis.
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The statement immediately prompted criticism from unions on opposite sides of the city's political spectrum.
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They sat on opposite sides of the classroom and had only interacted a few times.
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On opposite sides of the Atlantic, the conflict has played out in very different ways.
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We lived on opposite sides of Los Angeles, which made it a long-distance relationship.
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But despite being on opposite sides of Westeros, their costumes have a lot in common.
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Sit on opposite sides of lectures (nature and nurture against us, we're both biology majors).
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The two were longtime friends who found themselves on opposite sides of an embattled president.
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The story is similar: Kids from opposite sides of the tracks find each other, again.
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In some instances, those tensions have broadly united those on opposite sides of the aisle.
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In some instances those tensions have broadly united those on opposite sides of the aisle.
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Together, these elements form a larger project called "Art Made Between Opposite Sides," AMBOS (2016–present).
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It has created two insurgents who in some ways are opposite sides of the same coin.
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Some siblings are mirror-image twins, with birthmarks on opposite sides of their bodies, for example.
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So to not do it, and stand on opposite sides of the line, undercuts our credibility.
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The two men have often been on opposite sides of a divide that sometimes seems unbridgeable.
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We sit on opposite sides of the aisle but I agree with most of California Rep.
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Complicating matters more, the countries find themselves on opposite sides of the complex war in Syria.
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Russia and Turkey have been at odds over backing opposite sides in the Syrian civil war.
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What if the actual stops are on opposite sides of the street, but one block away?
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Accepting even unrequested gifts from foreign sources inevitably puts personal and national interests on opposite sides.
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The Greens and the FDP stand on opposite sides on environment, social welfare, immigration, and education.
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Putting them on opposite sides of the net only seemed to egg both of them on.
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Transportation gridlock frustrated visitors as they rushed between events on opposite sides of a sprawling metropolis.
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Over the weekend, two massive earthquakes in two days hit on opposite sides of the Pacific.
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The candidates' supporters took over opposite sides of the street, competing with chants and waving signs.
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MAZZETTI: So they're sitting opposite sides of the table and you're trying to gauge their reaction?
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People are on opposite sides and neither side can even stand to hear the other speak.
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Russia and Turkey have been at odds and backed opposite sides in the Syrian civil war.
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Turkey and Russia are working to advance peace talks on Syria, although they support opposite sides.
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They support rival factions in Libya and are on opposite sides in the dispute over Qatar.
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Vietnam took place at the height of the Cold War, with the superpowers on opposite sides.
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In the lead-up to the Russian Revolution, Malevich and Tatlin found themselves on opposite sides.
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It's easy to view these two signs as opposite sides of the coin that is your personality.
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Two ends jut out, on opposite sides of the slopes, offering visitors views of the valleys below.
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At the ceremony, Ruiz and Cullinan alternated handing envelopes to presenters from opposite sides of the stage.
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Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders are on opposite sides of many issues dominating this year's presidential race.
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It is hard to see the middle when the opposite sides of a topic are so extreme.
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"We haven't made a lot of progress by standing on opposite sides of that divide," he said.
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To release the energy, you pull on the opposite sides of the object to release the teeth.
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The two are frequently on opposite sides of certain issues, particularly on foreign policy and national security.
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The two satellites will orbit 488 miles (786 km) above Earth, on opposite sides of the planet.
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The two satellites will orbit 506 miles (815 km) above Earth, on opposite sides of the planet.
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov spoke with Pompeo about Venezuela, where Moscow and Washington have supported opposite sides.
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The two Michigan musicians are among the most politically vocal, although on opposite sides of the spectrum.
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On many of these handsets, we're seeing manufacturers embrace different generations of Gorilla Glass on opposite sides.
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"In the future, we may see each other on the opposite sides of the battlefield," Cristothine said.
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This put me on opposite sides of Kostya and Manafort, who were advising Yanukovich's Party of Regions.
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Matalin and Carville were well-established partisans -- on opposite sides of the aisle -- before they got married.
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Florence was one of two major storms threatening millions of people on opposite sides of the world.
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These two buskers are playing together from opposite sides of the G, fuck, ugh, my heart pic.twitter.
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Yet they are on opposite sides of a kind of low-level guerrilla warfare on London's streets.
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A law enforcement official said two crews on opposite sides of the Grand Concourse had been warring.
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The two countries were, and to some extent still are, on opposite sides of the Syrian war.
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The U.S. and Russia have long flown on opposite sides of a "de-confliction line" in Syria.
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Even before they were ostensibly on opposite sides of the war, the two siblings weren't exactly pals.
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"I think Clayton and I are on opposite sides of the spectrum as far as cocktails," Reyes says.
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Even though Macron and Modi come from opposite sides, I am the global high-tech ambassador for France.
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Those same parties are on opposite sides of this conflict, which dwarfs the scale of the Lebanese war.
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The two probes are about 5,000 miles (8,200 km) apart and on practically opposite sides of the planet.
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The candidates there, Republican Ron DeSantis and Democrat Andrew Gillum, are on opposite sides of the expansion argument.
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Lawyers routinely and can ethically argue opposite sides of an issue when representing different clients in different cases.
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So that means that whenever he and Roberts are on opposite sides, he gets to assign the opinion.
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Mrs May and the likes of Mr Rutte will soon be on opposite sides of the negotiating table.
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What two countries on opposite sides of the Ring of Fire were shaken by major earthquakes last weekend?
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Players stand on opposite sides of a long playing field and square off using combos and killer timing.
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With Mars "in oppostion" the Red Planet and the Sun will be on exact opposite sides of Earth.
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Three lawyers each for the prosecution and government sat next to them, on opposite sides of the table.
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The date is set for a historic meeting between two rival leaders on opposite sides of the Pacific.
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Cruz and O'Rourke are on opposite sides over Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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A speedy real-world reunion was unlikely since they go to schools on opposite sides of the country.
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We have been in our share of debates and presidential campaigns on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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Supporters from both pages then attended competing protests on opposite sides of the street near the community center.
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Iovine says she and her girlfriend were sitting on opposite sides of the back seat when they kissed.
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In both cities, police set up barricades to separate the two factions on opposite sides of the road.
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Large groups of protesters and counterprotesters gathered on opposite sides of a downtown street, waving signs and banners.
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Despite their newly cordial relations, both Turkey and Russia continue to back opposite sides in the civil war.
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They two were on opposite sides in 18 non-unanimous rulings out of 38 in which both participated.
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Are the women, as in Sophocles' "Antigone," burying their brothers, dead on opposite sides of a civil war?
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Forgo slippery rubber treads; instead, grip opposite sides of the tree with the soles of your bare feet.
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The assaults are converging on Islamic State holdouts from opposite sides of the Euphrates, which bisects the province.
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Many Koreans found themselves and their loved ones on opposite sides of that frontier, called the Demilitarized Zone.
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American politicians on opposite sides of the aisle don't tend to agree on much in today's political climate.
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We're standing on opposite sides of a bench in the television host's workshop in San Francisco's Mission district.
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Both Mr. Rozov and Mr. Sakane, working on opposite sides of the globe, were inspired by their spouses.
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The deal brought together three of the outside powers that have helped fuel the conflict from opposite sides.
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Other skills, such as the ability to move one's limbs, are processed by opposite sides of the brain.
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But fiber is fairly expensive and tedious to lay, especially between locations on opposite sides of the Earth.
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Smalling and Lukaku, former Manchester United team mates, will be on opposite sides in the Serie A game.
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NEWPORT BEACH, California — In late 2017, Taco Bell and Chipotle were on opposite sides of the restaurant industry.
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The pair first met in 2017 when they exited the same building on opposite sides and crossed paths.
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As the show begins, Kiki and Félix are painted as similar characters on opposite sides of the war.
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Why cells of opposite sex end up on opposite sides of these gynandromorphs remains unclear, Dr. Arnold said.
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A stronger knot typically has the loops oriented on opposite sides of each other, Mr. Daily-Diamond said.
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They pulled it off with both halves of the band working on opposite sides of the ocean, too.
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Justin Bieber made it crystal clear ... he and The Weeknd are on opposite sides of the battle lines.
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While lounging by the pool over the weekend, the hot mamas went to opposite sides of the color spectrum.
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Many of the key leaders of Cameron's Conservative Party were on opposite sides of the "Remain" or "Leave" question.
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On her first go, she knocks down all but two gap-toothed pins on opposite sides of the lane.
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Former rivals Russia and Turkey, previously on opposite sides of the fight, have signed a deal to coordinate airstrikes.
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Linda told us Brody and Josie are on opposite sides of the world, but claimed they were still dating.
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And in "The Grinder," at 9:30, Dean and Stewart face off on opposite sides of a divorce case.
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"I feel bad," she says as they pull fresh sheets on the bed from opposite sides of the mattress.
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Saudi Arabia and Shi'ite Iran are arch-adversaries in the Middle East, backing opposite sides in several regional wars.
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We're going to have two very passionate groups on opposite sides of the world as far as ideologies go.
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As our two countries emerged from opposite sides of the Cold War, suspicion was high and distrust even higher.
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A total lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon and the sun are on exact opposite sides of the Earth.
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"DC and SF are very similar cities with highly ambitious people on opposite sides of the continent," Lansing said.
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At the same time, Mr. Rivkin aggressively disputed the notion that Mr. Trump and Hollywood are on opposite sides.
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"Warren and I are on the opposite sides of that trade," Forrest said during CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Friday.
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They were placed on opposite sides of the sky by the gods to keep them away from one other.
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When they began dating, Harry and Meghan lived in two different countries on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
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"Finally," Francis said as he and Kirill entered through doors on opposite sides of a room at Havana airport.
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Every 26 months, the Sun and Mars are on opposite sides of the Earth's sky — a phenomenon called opposition.
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At the 1999 U.S. Open, both Venus and Serena Williams reached the semifinals on opposite sides of the draw.
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When it comes to the Apple decision, those views took them to opposite sides of the Supreme Court division.
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Even though Maine and Alaska are literally on opposite sides of the continent, they share extremely similar economic woes.
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In one case in the early 1980s, Dr. McBride and Dr. Lenz, another thalidomide hero, testified for opposite sides.
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Turkey and Saudi Arabia are regional rivals on opposite sides of an ideological feud over Brotherhood-style political Islam.
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Even when we're on opposite sides of an issue, I can always have an intellectually honest discussion with her.
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In the now-viral image, Jared Burks and Zeke knelt on opposite sides of a glass door, touching palms.
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Not until I was pregnant with our first child did we find ourselves on opposite sides of key issues.
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A few streets over in the Mualameen neighborhood, two car-bomb factories sat on opposite sides of the street.
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Not surprisingly, powerful and money-rich lobbying groups that represent doctors and lawyers are pushing him from opposite sides.
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Melrose's bid has so far split GKN shareholders, with two of the largest publicly coming out on opposite sides.
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Specially designed Cassini orbits place Earth and Cassini on opposite sides of Saturn's rings, a geometry known as occultation.
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The two of them met up on opposite sides of the bar almost every day, and talked for hours.
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Teams set up on opposite sides of the table; each person has a chance to toss both pingpong balls.
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And making a child is not something we can do when we're on opposite sides of the world. Unless.
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The golfing buddies were on opposite sides of the nation's roiling political gulf, but had managed to remain friends.
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In a sense, he is uniting parts of the party that have been on opposite sides of recent nomination battles.
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And they also observed the star's light blink out on opposite sides of Haumea, indicating the existence of a ring.
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Since Dany clearly now considers anything other than full compliance treason, she and her nephew-lover are on opposite sides.
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Despite being on opposite sides of the political divide, Biden and the McCains have been close for quite some time.
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Mr Macintyre brilliantly weaves together the two men's parallel lives on opposite sides of the world, until their careers intersected.
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Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters play characters on opposite sides of the political spectrum who react to Trump's win accordingly.
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Reserves and the bond assets are on opposite sides of the balance sheet and thus tend to move in sync.
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His brother Taulant plays for Albania and the two were on opposite sides when their teams met at Euro 2016.
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THE two most successful entrepreneurs on Wall Street of the past two decades work on opposite sides of Park Avenue.
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They support opposite sides in the war between Assad's government and insurgents but are both fighting against Islamic State militants.
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The pair then landed on Mars three weeks apart in January 2004, both going to opposite sides of the planet.
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But what are Republicans supposed to do when two of the most powerful conservative interest groups are on opposite sides?
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The two countries support opposite sides in conflicts in Syria and Yemen and different political factions in Iraq and Lebanon.
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Voter perspectives CNN spent time with voters on opposite sides of the Congressional race, many with strong feelings about Trump.
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Any season where we get to watch Patinkin and Abraham spar on opposite sides of a conflict is enticing indeed.
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But virtual reality, theoretically, can make people on opposite sides of the globe feel like they're talking face-to-face.
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Both have advanced from opposite sides of the Euphrates which bisects the province, Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria.
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President Donald Trump's two eldest children Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. are taking opposite sides on the gun debate.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia, the dominant member of the GCC, back opposite sides in civil wars in Syria and Yemen.
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The court's 5-to-4 vote featured an unusual alignment of justices, with President Trump's two appointees on opposite sides.
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But since both joined the Court last year, they have found themselves on opposite sides in quite a few cases.
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It is rare for a father and son to work as investment bankers on opposite sides of the same deal.
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"We were on opposite sides of a very contentious and highly disputed investigation with very different constituents," Mr. Snyder said.
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A guest bedroom and bathroom are near the formal entrance; two powder rooms are on opposite sides of the building.
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But now, on opposite sides of the globe, sun-creased fishermen lament as they reel in their nearly empty nets.
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Putin and Erdogan, who have backed opposite sides in the country's dragging conflict, have presented themselves as a potential solution.
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Glass doors did open to both the toilet and rain shower areas, which were on opposite sides of the space.
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Attendees were gathered to hear a dialogue between the two men, who were on opposite sides of the 2012 election.
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For example, Jonathan Turley and Jeffrey Toobin -- both considered scholarly legal analysts -- came down on opposite sides on this one.
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This sets off a series of events that pits Michael and Luther on opposite sides of an escalating blood war.
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Would we have felt that families on the opposite sides of the Civil War should have just agreed to disagree?
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Think of yin and yang as the complementary but opposite sides of a coin that together form a perfect whole.
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These opposing messages highlight how the Russian trolls tried to inflame people on opposite sides of a major political issue.
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With two weavers starting on opposite sides of the ravine, eventually they meet in the middle, swaying above the water.
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But the friends found themselves on opposite sides of an argument this week on The Real Housewives of New York City.
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GREG RUIZ and Tara Bai Hiyale live on opposite sides of the world, in utterly different cities: San Francisco and Mumbai.
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Two Florida state senators from opposite sides of the aisle have confessed to having an extramarital affair with each other. Sen.
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So far, two of GKN's largest shareholders have come out on opposite sides, and analysts say the result could be close.
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For today the air is thick with insults and lurid claims flying between Tories on opposite sides of the EU debate.
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Highlighting the divide, some tech trade groups declined to comment on the issue, noting that their members are on opposite sides.
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Step Four: Interlock your fingers, (thumbs should be on opposite sides), and twist again, this time, backs of fingers against palms.
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To start the movie, we find Hobbs and Shaw on the opposite sides of the Atlantic going through their daily lives.
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In many ways, members of the old and new "Falsettos" teams are viewing one another from the opposite sides of history.
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The pair then stand off stage at opposite sides and hand envelopes to the respective presenters as each category is announced.
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In theory, they could keep hassling Mr. Trump from opposite sides of the Republican Party for weeks or months to come.
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Some of the ads criticized candidates, while others sought to organize or promote simultaneous rallies for opposite sides of divisive issues.
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Many suspect the organization had outside help, which enabled them to carry off coordinated bombings on opposite sides of the country.
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Two fire trucks on opposite sides of the runway were shooting streams of water in an arc that refracted a rainbow.
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At the time, we were living on opposite sides of San Francisco, and the commute between our places was soul killing.
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Even with the backing of Washington and Moscow, which support opposite sides in the conflict, the peace process faces formidable obstacles.
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The cities sit on opposite sides of San Francisco Bay, which has already seen rising water levels due to climate change.
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YOU OBVIOUSLY DISAGREE WITH THAT, BUT HOW DO YOU REBUTT THE CLAIMS FROM TWO PEOPLE FROM OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE SPECTRUM?
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But in fact, Austen has a long history of being cited in political debates, sometimes on opposite sides of a question.
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The two NATO allies with the largest number of personnel under arms find themselves on opposite sides of another political issue.
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The tensions have risen in recent years as they have supported opposite sides in conflicts in Syria, Yemen, Bahrain and elsewhere.
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Opportunity, and its twin rover, Spirit, both bounced to safe airbag-cocooned landings on opposite sides of Mars in January 2004.
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Watching that scene, it seems as if these two men are shades of each other — opposite sides of the same coin.
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There are members of each squad who play for the same club but will be on opposite sides of the ball tonight.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia accuse each other of subverting regional security and support opposite sides in conflicts in Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
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Ted Kennedy, leaders in the Senate on opposite sides of the aisle, died exactly nine years apart of the same cancer. Sen.
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The red and maroon shapes on opposite sides of the dividing line can be read as a solid form and its shadow.
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Red Velvet's releases fall on opposite sides of the spectrum: "red," their bright, quirky side, and then "velvet," their softer, sensuous side.
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Sometimes these fights took place standing up, sometimes they took place with the two men sitting on opposite sides of a barrel.
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It reminds me of an old Logitech webcam from the '90s, only it has two 180-degree fisheye lenses on opposite sides.
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Both offensives have advanced towards the Syria-Lebanon frontier from opposite sides, hemming the militants into a small zone straddling the border.
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The closest thing left to longstanding allies are Gavin and Victoria – and even they voted on opposite sides during the Kelley boot.
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Rwanda and Angola fought on opposite sides during a 1998-2003 war, but both are increasingly alarmed at Congo's slide toward instability.
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For more than 30 minutes, precinct chairs and speakers for the candidates yelled over each other on opposite sides of the room.
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That puts them on opposite sides of the most explosive political question of Jesus' day (whether to cooperate with the Roman Empire).
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While the two face the challenges of long-distance, being on opposite sides of the country, they've continued to make things work.
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"When people come down on opposite sides, it's important to explore why that is because sometimes it's based in fear, not reality."
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But they fall on opposite sides of the front lines, reflecting a community that is as divided as, well, oil and water.
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The irony is that these are really the same kinds of people, only they're on opposite sides of a cultural divide. Exactly.
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The two leading candidates are on opposite sides of the political spectrum, and both bring heaps of political baggage to the race.
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He helped me realize that people from opposite sides of the globe can be more alike than I would have ever imagined.
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They're on opposite sides of the spectrum, but both make me feel amazing, especially when I wear them in our brand colors.
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Prayers for Two The couple prayed together before the ceremony, on opposite sides of a door so he wouldn't see her dress.
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They were on opposite sides of the 2016 Brexit referendum but patched things up afterward, as the right sort of people do.
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While Russia and Turkey officially back opposite sides in the Syrian civil war, Moscow and Ankara have grown closer in recent years.
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But it won't be as memorable as when the kings, queens and their retinues stood on opposite sides of an ideological divide.
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Biden and Obama were on opposite sides of the central foreign policy question of the era: whether or not to invade Iraq.
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It is unclear how the crisis will be resolved, with two men on opposite sides of the political spectrum proclaiming themselves president.
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French and Spanish officers wait on opposite sides of a bridge crossing the river that separates Spain and France in this corner.
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We live on opposite sides of the city and usually see each other only on weekends, but he was working near me today.
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They were on opposite sides of a bitter East Coast-West Coast beef that played out on a national stage during the '90s.
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For as long as they stay on opposite sides of that mirror, the audience gets to exist in that undefinable space between them.
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This session started with speeches from lawmakers from each side, interrupted by catcalls, whistles and loud chants from opposite sides of the room.
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PEOPLE living on opposite sides of the planet have in recent days felt the disastrous consequences of distant rumblings in the deep ocean.
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Washington and Moscow back opposite sides in the war between Assad's government and the insurgents, while both oppose the Islamic State jihadist group.
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Evern 26 months, Mars is in "opposition" with the sun, meaning that the sun and Mars are on opposite sides of the Earth.
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The two were on opposite sides of Ryan Murphy's take on Simpson's legal drama in The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story.
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Though they come from opposite sides of the political spectrum, both Bolsonaro and Haddad ran campaigns based on nostalgia for a better time.
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Between grueling hours and work schedules that can keep partners on opposite sides of the country, most Hollywood marriages aren't built to last.
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Random, but fortuitous, because these two delegates turned out to represent the opposite sides of the Trump question—in great, big, capital letters.
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In the earliest experiments, photons #1 and #2 might have been separated by small distances, like being on opposite sides of the table.
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They had an amazing first date and, even though they were on opposite sides of the political spectrum, they soon moved in together.
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"The Saudis should be assured that on every issues the U.S. and Iran are on the opposite sides of the divide," he added.
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The oil super-powers are waging a war for influence across the Middle East, backing opposite sides in Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Lebanon.
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Predictably, in the run-up to the debate, gun-control groups and gun-rights groups lined up on opposite sides of the issue.
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Another track — much more D.I.Y., but somehow equally profound — chronicles the approach of two flames burning from opposite sides of the same candle.
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Last year, they locked horns after finding themselves on opposite sides of a credit-default-swap trade related to the homebuilder Hovnanian Enterprises.
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Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr. have often found themselves on opposite sides of policy issues, including most prominently the debate around gun control.
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Mike Pence (R-Ind.) were on opposite sides of the fence on Bush's effort to expand Medicare to include a prescription drug benefit.
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These governors on opposite sides of the aisle understand how choices made Washington directly impact the lives of people in their diverse states.
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After news broke of their split early Thursday morning, Kylie Jenner and Tyga spent the night partying on opposite sides of the country.
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And two of advertising's most powerful men found themselves on opposite sides in their assessments of how big the problem continues to be.
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Hailing from opposite sides of the country — California and Florida, to be exact — Manny Gutierrez and Patrick Simondac came together thanks to makeup.
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They collaborate, as people do in 2018, across the internet from opposite sides of the world—McCallion in Canada and Dey in Australia.
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Though they repeatedly found themselves on opposite sides, Ms. Hamnett said that, in a way, she admired Dr. Beck's effort during those years.
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The Albright-Knox Art Gallery and the Buffalo History Museum are less than half a mile apart, on opposite sides of the Scajaquada.
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The murderer and the victim are on opposite sides of the dark hallway, one cowering in fear, the other lifting a bloody hatchet.
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The dueling groups lined up on opposite sides of a sidewalk: the protesting activists, many of them white, facing the counterprotesters, all black.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Jack Hughes and Kaapo Kakko can't escape each other, even though they come from opposite sides of the hockey world.
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During a brief window every two years, Mars and the sun are on opposite sides of Earth, a formation also known as opposition.
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World War II splintered the artists' communication, and they came into unique periods of their artistic careers on opposite sides of the world.
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She goes on daily 3-mile walks — on opposite sides of the street — with her 73-year-old mom, a medical center worker.
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First seen wearily eyeing each other from opposite sides of the kitchen, they later openly clashed in front of a highly uncomfortable Paige.
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And among voters on opposite sides of the Trump divide, I heard a lot of exasperation and not a whole lot of understanding.
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Complicating the agreement, Russia and Saudi Arabia remain deeply divided over Middle Eastern politics and are backing opposite sides in Syria's civil war.
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The same goes for men and women, Americans who live on opposite sides of the country and even people of different income brackets.
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"Rogue One" is shown as another story of a father and child on opposite sides of a cosmic war: one dark, one light.
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This past week, we saw two celebrities step into the political arena on opposite sides of the partisan divide, with very different results.
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These two bros—brought up in very different worlds, working on opposite sides of one of baseball's most intense rivalries—are both jackasses.
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He became an outspoken, witty and acerbic writer and speaker, who was deified or vilified by people on opposite sides of the political divide.
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Rival militaries maneuvering along opposite sides of increasingly tense borders, in a land that still bears scars from the last time armies fought here.
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You could separate these two entangled particles to opposite sides of the galaxy, but when you mess with one, you instantaneously change the other.
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As they approached the lab table where Marcus stood, they split apart, rounding each side of the table, landing on opposite sides of him.
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In his 80-minute show on American history, two brothers from Baltimore fighting on opposite sides of the Civil War die together in Gettysburg.
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Although they are on opposite sides of the political divide, he shares "90%" of Mr Macron's thinking, Mr Philippe once told a French newspaper.
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The city lies in Alsace, a borderland scarred—like the Somme—by war between Germany and France; Mr Studer's grandfathers fought on opposite sides.
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Detectives are trying to determine if the cookouts on opposite sides of the street were related or any other possible connections among those present.
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Heavier rock music sometimes pans the high and low toms to opposite sides even though they're only inches apart on an actual drums set.
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But even with the backing of the United States and Russia, which support opposite sides in the conflict, the peace process faces formidable obstacles.
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The two slow-moving vehicles landed on opposite sides of the planet in 2004 for a mission that was meant to last 90 days.
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But they're on opposite sides of an intergalactic war, forcing them to go on the run from soldiers, bounty hunters, and a robot prince.
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The parties have never shared power since Ireland's independence from Britain in the 1920s, when the two took opposite sides in a civil war.
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They are not physically far apart, but when it comes to how power works, they might as well be on opposite sides of town.
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Winter flounder (Pseudopleuronectes americanus) are born looking like most other fish, with eyes on opposite sides of their heads, tails swaying side to side.
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After high school, they continued to be on opposite sides — Charles at Connecticut and Prince playing for Rutgers — but they still motivated each other.
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Editorial President Vladimir Putin of Russia and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey are major players on opposite sides of the Syrian civil war.
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Criminal justice reform has become an area of rare bipartisan cooperation between mega-donors who usually find themselves on opposite sides of political debates.
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Fashion Review PARIS — It is a telling detail that at fashion shows, critics and retailers tend to sit on opposite sides of the runway.
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During the show, they take their places on opposite sides of the stage, handing presenters their cards (depending on which side they enter from).
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Why it matters: Mueller and Trump, two men from similar backgrounds but vastly divergent lives, are on opposite sides of a political face-off.
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Now, in the high-stakes battle over the mental competence of Viacom Inc Executive Chairman Sumner Redstone, the two doctors are on opposite sides.
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The red planet has slowly approached a state that astronomers call opposition, when it and the sun are on opposite sides of the Earth.
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To give an example of how this might play out: Justices Kennedy and Chief Justice Roberts were on opposite sides of the Obergefell v.
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This event is called an "opposition" simply because on this one night, Mars and the sun will be on directly opposite sides of Earth.
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On the main level, a white brick chimney that has wood-burning fireplaces on opposite sides is the centerpiece of a vaulted great room.
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Dense urban counties and sparse rural areas, despite typically being on opposite sides of the political spectrum, share economic concerns related to population decline.
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In 2016, Mr. Trump and many of the world-changing elite leaders I am writing about were, for the most part, on opposite sides.
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The dance begins with Murgatroyd, 33, and Chmerkovskiy, 39, standing on opposite sides of the dance floor before they slowly walk towards one another.
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Whether civilians were violent and the extent to which the defendants promoted it was centerpiece and heavily highlighted on opposite sides of the argumentation.
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Meeting locations, agendas and attendees are mostly kept quiet, while political intelligence is privately shared between participants on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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But the recent involvement of Russia and Turkey on opposite sides of the prolonged civil war has created a new urgency for peace efforts.
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Can these two crazy kids from opposite sides of the law-enforcement tracks put aside their differences and ride off into the sunset together?
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As political veterans who come from opposite sides of the aisle, and with differing political philosophies, we ask, how much worse can it get?
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They went to the second floor, where Officer Haste and Officer Mcloughlin stood on opposite sides of the apartment door with their guns drawn.
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Increasingly, the prosecutors and the defense attorneys on opposite sides of the table are the same people, just at different points in their careers.
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The candor they possess, though on opposite sides of the spectrum, was proof that you're allowed to be the rough draft version of yourself.
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Two groups of hunters from opposite sides of the planet, posing a simple question: Which side of the world has the fiercer alpha predator?
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Not even catchweight, sometimes it can just be the act of getting two guys from opposite sides of the world into the same room.
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"We always do it when the rubble is still bouncing and we've always been on opposite sides of wherever the battle line was," says Galston.
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Clinton Gartin and his son Christopher advised on opposite sides of Bristol-Myers Squibb's $74 billion deal to buy Celgene, which was announced on Thursday.
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When Trump was at the Department of Homeland Security on Thursday, Priebus and Bannon were on opposite sides of the room and had no interaction.
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HashiCorp and GitLab executives have put in place additional processes for asynchronous work, so employees on opposite sides of the globe can communicate and collaborate.
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Outside the courthouse, dueling groups of protesters - one supporting Liang, the other Gurley's family - stood on opposite sides of the street, holding signs and chanting.
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The two factions have divided the country, and men who together brought down the Qaddafi regime are now on opposite sides of a civil war.
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The two actors then stand at opposite sides of the room, throwing items such as glass cups and a lamp at each other while yelling.
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Opinion: The handshake was a footnote in history The two men have often been on opposite sides of a political divide that sometimes seems unbridgeable.
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Your sun sign and moon sign are often portrayed as opposite sides of the same coin: your conscious and subconscious, your head and your heart.
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But the two countries will remain divided over the crucial issue of Syria, where they are still backing opposite sides in the country's civil war.
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"I want to see you again," he murmured as we exited the security line to fly to our homes on opposite sides of the country.
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"Despite being on opposite sides of the Starr investigation, however, Brett and I managed to avoid falling prey" to more divisive political instincts, Bennett added.
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Just as in the Cold War, Russia and the United States are aligning themselves along opposite sides of the Iranian-Saudi/Shiite-Sunni fault line.
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At the heart of the blood feud, the women of the family were caught on opposite sides — especially Mr. Muhammad's mother, Mr. Basir's first wife.
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Those two politicians, both deeply committed to a universal health care solution, came at it from opposite sides — Kennedy's was socialized and Nixon's market-based.
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Addressing Yemeni delegations sitting on opposite sides of the room, the envoy warned that "difficult decisions" would have to be made in the negotiation process.
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Betty Gilpin and double Oscar winner Hilary Swank play women on opposite sides of the political spectrum, conservative and liberal, who are targeting each other.
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We lived on completely opposite sides of the city, to the point that overnight bags were sometimes required to see each other on the weekend.
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Speaking in Hangzhou, Obama said the talks had been complicated by "gaps of trust" between Washington and Moscow, which back opposite sides in the war.
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The debate puts carmakers and their parts suppliers, two industries whose interests would seem to be intimately aligned, on opposite sides of this fundamental issue.
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While only 2.4 miles apart, they sit on opposite sides of the International Date Line, and thus have a 21-hour time difference between them.
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"We do not sit on opposite sides of an aisle," he said of his colleagues in a speech at the University of Minnesota in October.
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August 24, 2018 New tariffs take effect on opposite sides of the Pacific, and they're characterized as the latest shots fired in a trade war.
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While they back opposite sides in Syria, Ankara and Tehran have found some common ground over their opposition to the Kurdish independence referendum in Iraq.
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But I love the idea that Italian immigrant culture morphed into the same kind of crusty, meaty magic, independently, on opposite sides of the globe.
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"That's what's so weird about society today, [the surprise] that people on opposite sides of the political spectrum can actually like each other," he said.
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Cruz and Sanders, who both ran for president in 28503, argue how best to tackle the issue from largely opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are openly hostile to each other and are embroiled in opposite sides of regional power struggles in Syria, Yemen and Lebanon.
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People on opposite sides of the debate about guns apparently can't agree on anything these days — not even the meaning of a string of pearls.
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If the placebo and nocebo effect are opposite sides of the same coin, how could I be so vulnerable to one and not the other?
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If you've ever wondered how two people from opposite sides of the political aisle could possibly make a marriage work, ABC is here to show you.
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Starting on opposite sides of the T-Mobile arena set-up, the couple slowly made their way toward each other for the song's stirring final notes.
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Two years ago, Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Clarence Thomas, who sit on opposite sides of the ideological spectrum, suggested that doctrine needed to be revisited.
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So Representatives Ted Deutch and Vern Buchanan, who are both from Florida and serve on opposite sides of the political aisle, sought to broaden the law.
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Hundreds of taxi and Uber drivers lined up on opposite sides of the esplanade in front of Brazil's Congress to demonstrate for and against the bill.
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In less than a week, on opposite sides of the world, earthquakes have killed hundreds and brought billions of dollars in property damage and economic losses.
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As if that was not complicated enough, Russia and the U.S. -- who were, until Russia's recent withdrawal, fighting on opposite sides in Syria -- both support Rojava.
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They're also planning a "family dance" for the wedding, a heterocentric tradition in which members from opposite sides of the wedding must dance with one another.
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The movies are fraternal twins, a pair of deceptively astringent women's midlife crisis movies set on opposite sides of a divide between having children and not.
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Historically, Turkey and Russia have been on opposite sides of the Syrian war: Moscow backs Syrian president Assad and Turkey has supported the anti-regime opposition.
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In Mozambique, for instance, former soldiers on opposite sides of the conflict were put to work together as rangers to protect the country's wildlife, Pringle says.
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The United States and Russia, while backing opposite sides in the Syria conflict, have taken pains to make sure that their forces do not accidentally collide.
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Artis and Robinson came face-to-face in the courtroom Thursday as they sat in the front row on opposite sides, according to CNN affiliate WTVD.
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A 99-year-old women lived her life with her vital organs on the opposite sides of her body due to a rare condition, reports say.
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But Russia and the US are on opposite sides of so many issues that the White House would certainly have to come to terms with it.
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The two towns are very close to each other on opposite sides of the Iraqi-Syrian border in the last important territorial stronghold of Islamic State.
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You may not completely disagree with the conflict, and you may not agree with the resolution, but they sit on complete opposite sides of one another.
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Well-dressed men and women yelled at each other from opposite sides of the buffet line as they all scrambled to grab their own whole lobsters.
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The big picture: Two competing views presented this week offer a pessimistic and optimistic take on the situation, taking on opposite sides of the investment debate.
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It's the only time when you and the investor will be on opposite sides of the table, so you'll get to see how they conduct business.
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Regardless, the statements reflected the worsening relationship between Iran and Saudi Arabia, longtime regional rivals that are on opposite sides of conflicts in Syria and Yemen.
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Cruz and Sanders, who both ran for president in 2016, argue how best to tackle the issue from largely the opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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"We started thinking about doing something completely different, which is putting people on opposite sides of the political divides together in a StoryCorps booth," Isay said.
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In addition to guns and immigration, the two have sparred over Confederate statues, taking opposite sides in the debate over whether such memorials should come down.
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Boaz Weinstein's latest activism campaign in closed-end funds has affiliates of the $750 billion asset manager Legg Mason on opposite sides of the proxy fight.
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Last year they agreed the first joint output cuts in 15 years despite major political differences, including their support for opposite sides in the Syrian war.
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Each of the groups was then shown an image of a happy or angry human face (both male and female) on opposite sides of their pen.
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"Steven could add this amazing perspective," Conan O'Brien said, explaining that they tried to find the comedy in being on opposite sides of the Demilitarized Zone.
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But few drives for a confirmation vote have turned into a cause — supported by groups often on opposite sides of the political spectrum — like Richard Grenell's.
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Iran has long been at odds with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and they are backing opposite sides in the civil war in Yemen.
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The actors stand on opposite sides of the stage yet their characters establish a bond that reminds us of the way technology sometimes creates extraordinary connections.
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The two justices have found themselves on opposite sides in quite a few cases, including ones involving the death penalty, criminal defendants' rights and Planned Parenthood.
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Mr. Putin and Mr. Erdogan support opposite sides in a Syrian war that has killed up to 5803,000 people, and also in the conflict in Libya.
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Though they fought on opposite sides, all laid claim to the brand name S.P.L.A. Militia leaders negotiated questions of rank and pay with the army command.
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Before that, Neanderthals and Denisovans encountered each other even though they lived on opposite sides of Eurasia: Neandethals to the west and Denisovans to the east.
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Neither one is very nice to her — though Lino tries for something like gallantry — and they may not even be on opposite sides of the law.
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No bank wants to tell a client on April 23st that it cannot execute a trade because the two are on opposite sides of the English Channel.
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It's still unclear what drove Boucher to allegedly attack his neighbor, but residents of Bowling Green say the two sit on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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And as with the new iPhones, the company has given some extra love to the long-neglected speakers, two thin strips on opposite sides of the keyboard.
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But the dynamics of the conflict are such that France and Russia are on opposite sides of the fight — and the conflict has no end in sight.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia support opposite sides in wars in Syria and Yemen and rival political parties in Iraq and Lebanon, fuelling instability in the Middle East.
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This, despite the two countries being on opposite sides of the Syria conflict, with Russia backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Turkey standing behind rebel factions.
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This is just a few days before Mars opposition on May 22, when the sun and the red planet will be on exact opposite sides of Earth.
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Only the unanimously pro-refugee Greens and the anti-migrant AfD are clear on the issue, each standing for opposite sides of the open-versus-closed debate.
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Though the two 18-year-olds live on opposite sides of the world and have never met in person, they follow each other on Instagram and Twitter.
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Opposition to ILC applications is one issue that unites bankers with consumer advocacy and reinvestment groups, which tend to be on opposite sides of financial regulatory issues.
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Bell inequalities directly quantify the famous weirdness of quantum physics, where entangled particles all the way on opposite sides of the universe could seem to communicate instantaneously.
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Now we were on opposite sides of the world, on completely different time zones and oceans apart, but sharing the a song over a shitty WiFi connection.
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Independent of their heads, the two sets of hands on opposite sides of the table are engaged in playing the ancient child's game in the painting's title.
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In 1864 two ships, the Invercauld and the Grafton, were wrecked on opposite sides of Auckland Island, which lies almost 300 miles (480km) south of New Zealand.
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After crossing structures were installed, data shows that grizzlies began using them to cross between opposite sides of the highway, and the fragmented population began to reconnect.
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Clinton Gartin and his son Christopher advised on opposite sides of Bristol-Myers Squibb Co's $74 billion deal to buy Celgene Corp, which was announced on Thursday.
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Two scrawny, acne-pocked Latino teenagers in T-shirts and sandals were seated at matching desks on opposite sides of the room staring unblinking at laptop screens.
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The two men were on opposite sides of the 2012 election -- Biden as the running mate of President Barack Obama and Romney as the Republican presidential nominee.
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Now, with voters giving Democrats control of the House of Representatives and Republicans retaining their Senate majority, fund managers can take opposite sides of various policy bets.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have devoted much of their campaigns to talking about immigration, and the presidential candidates are on completely opposite sides of the issue.
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The United States and Russia are on opposite sides of the 5-1/2-year-old war in which hundreds of thousands of people have been killed.
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The rivals are on opposite sides of violent conflicts in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere, and given the tensions, Iran's implication about the attack isn't a great shock.
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And there's Civility, a physical meet-up group that is now becoming a virtual platform for finding understanding between those on opposite sides of the political divide.
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Their inspiration was the story, perhaps apocryphal, that two bullets fired by opposite sides in the American Civil War had been found fused together on a battlefield.
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Russia has backed mostly Christian Armenia, while Turkey, at odds with Russia as the two countries back opposite sides in the Syrian civil war, has supported Azerbaijan.
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Though circumstances put Mondella and the bees on opposite sides of an issue, the beekeepers still speak admiringly of him, and express regret at his unhappy end.
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In the Atlanta suburb of Marietta, anti-abortion and abortion-rights groups took opposite sides of a four-lane highway, waving signs at traffic and shouting slogans.
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For decades, the headquarters of CBS News and the offices of "60 Minutes" have stood on opposite sides of a windswept block of Manhattan's West 57th Street.
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Between numbers, the girls Snapchatted one another while on opposite sides of the theater, or stood together so closely when speaking that they barely moved their lips.
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Yet in back-to-back developments, two federal agencies arrived at starkly different conclusions, and one company, AT&T, found itself on opposite sides of the debate.
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Which is not to say "Summer and Smoke" is hopeful; Alma and John convert each other too late, ending up, once again, on opposite sides of love.
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They are still on opposite sides of the tracks, but they've switched sides: Daniel has a grand compound in affluent Encino, Johnny a dingy apartment in Reseda.
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That was one lesson from the Season 7 premiere of "Game of Thrones," as the story's two most powerful queens plotted on opposite sides of Blackwater Bay.
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But it does not address an impending anomaly that will leave workers on opposite sides of the Hudson River earning different pay for doing the same work.
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Leigh and I are members of a small, unique club and our shared experiences, though on opposite sides of the world, created an instant bond between us.
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Last Friday, Sonny Gray and Jaime Garcia were on opposite sides of a diamond in a ballpark at the opposite end of the country from Yankee Stadium.
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My partner and I live on opposite sides of Houston, so we're essentially in a long-distance relationship, and during the week we text mostly (so romantic).
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AMBOS — Art Made Between Opposite Sides — seeks to explore the relationship between residents of the border with the border and their corresponding population on the other side.
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Benioff said that he was in touch with Breed as recently as Wednesday, despite being on opposite sides of Proposition C. Benioff went public on Oct. 8.
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The United States and Turkey have found themselves awkwardly on opposite sides of the fighting in Syria, because of the American military's support for a Kurdish militia.
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The Hubble Space Telescope caught this view of Mars on May 12, 2016, a few days before the sun and Mars were on exact opposite sides of Earth.
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Everyone in the audience knew that Murthy and I come from opposite sides of the political aisle, with fundamental differences in terms of how we approach health policy.
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I do wish, however, that the company would have placed the two ports on opposite sides, giving the user a little more leeway with where to plug it.
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Within the plastic and fabric housing are two three-inch drivers located near the center of the Command Bar and two one-inch tweeters located on opposite sides.
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On the boat south to Dragonstone/King's Landing — remember, they're on opposite sides of Blackwater Bay — Varys takes Sansa's question a step further during a meeting with Tyrion.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran are regional archrivals that fight proxy wars against each other by backing opposite sides in conflicts throughout the region, including in Iraq and Syria.
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Those straps can be removed and reattached on the opposite sides so it goes from a right- to left-shouldered bag, but this process is a bit cumbersome.
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Wen explained the surprisingly lofty goals of the original installation, which don't include torturing unproductive workers: The game itself is like a dialogue between players on opposite sides.
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WASHINGTON – Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan and lawyer Paul Clement often find themselves on opposite sides of issues he argues and she helps decide at the high court.
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The LNA and Misratan brigades have been on opposite sides of a conflict that developed after the NATO-backed uprising that toppled Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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In the mid-1960s, two physicists heralding from opposite sides of the globe independently derived a proof that explained why electrons should align and create a ferromagnetic state.
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But once it took off online, fantasy sports gave people a chance to stay connected, whether they're in the same city or on opposite sides of the world.
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There is no chance of her doing a deal with Labour or the Scottish National Party, who are on opposite sides of the political divide to the Conservatives.
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Two major conservative donor groups are lined up on opposite sides of an unusual primary fight to save or destroy the Washington career of Tea Party-aligned Rep.
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The images were seemingly captured from two cameras on opposite sides of the ship, showing the high angle at which the rocket touched down on the floating barge.
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"The Station reconnects once divided neighborhoods that reside on opposite sides of the highway and therefore serves as a new community gathering point," according to Corgan's design prospective.
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While the second attack also occurred in Jharkhand, Barnwal said there is no connection between the two brutal crimes, which took place on opposite sides of the state.
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Both offensives have converged on Islamic State from opposite sides of the Euphrates river that bisects oil-rich Deir al-Zor, Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria.
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Washington (CNN)Two House millennials on opposite sides of the political spectrum have proved it's possible to find common ground, at least when it comes to cannabis policy.
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In an unusual twist in the case, the Trump administration is on opposite sides from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission -- a federal agency charged with enforcing Title VII.
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This week, two longtime Republican strategists on opposite sides of the Trump divide come together to talk (and occasionally shout) out their differences in the Primary Concerns studio.
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One of them had become a darling of the festival: Dee Rees's "Mudbound," a World War II drama about two families from opposite sides of the race line.
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Big names continued to hold sway in December, with works by Roy Lichtenstein and Eugène Delacroix selling on opposite sides of the Atlantic, albeit at less astonishing prices.
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As a Republican and a Democrat who serve in the state house in the great state of Maine, we spend our days on opposite sides of the aisle.
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For example, even if you and your nephew fall on opposite sides of the political spectrum, you are both likely to be pretty big fans of his parents.
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Turkey and Russia have been on opposite sides of the war in Syria, with Russia providing military aid to the Assad regime and Turkey backing rebel opposition groups.
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The opposing groups represent a new fault line in the Middle East, having backed opposite sides of the Arab Spring uprisings and rival forces in Libya and Syria.
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A couple of turkeys from opposite sides of the tracks put aside their differences to get off the Thanksgiving menu once and for all in this animated feature.
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A cease-fire has gone into effect across most of Syria since Russia and Turkey, who support opposite sides of the conflict, reached an agreement in late December.
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Two of the Continent's most powerful leaders, Ms. Merkel of Germany and Theresa May of Britain, are on opposite sides of Britain's plan to leave the European Union.
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AARP and the Partnership for Safe Medicines, an industry group, are on opposite sides of the intense battle over drug prices, which will heat up further this fall.
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A New Orleans pianist and a Havana-born percussionist, Mr. Crawford and Mr. Martinez are two former prodigies who hail from opposite sides of the Gulf of Mexico.
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We know exactly what Kai Anderson (Evan Peters) is up to with his group of killer clowns from opposite sides of aisle, and how he plans on accomplishing it.
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He was seen at a party with current CEO Dara Khosrowshahi in a situation that seemed awkward to onlookers, the two men sitting on opposite sides of the table.
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The exhibition's central visual conceit is its pairing of photographs from opposite sides: twin images of queues at dairy depots, of bombed-out buildings, of soldiers in frontal poses.
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Many of the bankers on the 2019 ranking worked on the same deals — occasionally advising the same client, as well as negotiating from the opposite sides of the table.
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Iran, which confirmed that its vessel had broken down in the area, and Saudi Arabia are arch-adversaries in the Middle East, backing opposite sides in several regional wars.
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Although their diverging schedules often kept them on opposite sides of the world while shooting, Jolie recently revealed that the pair wrote each other love letters to stay connected.
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She writes: Thrive Global is based on the truth that work and life, well-being and productivity, are not on opposite sides — so they don't need to be balanced.
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While the newlyweds are from cultures located on opposite sides of the world, they're throwing an exuberant, color-splashed ceremony that blends her Mexican heritage to his Filipino roots.
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So generally speaking, the surrounding air flow is different on opposite sides of the ball, and since the distribution of air pressure is constantly changing, the ball will flutter.
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A pair of sensors set up on opposite sides of the room track your movements, so you can interact with your art in 360 degrees in this groundbreaking app.
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What they did: Researchers from MIT sent two high-frequency electrical signals, which pass through the brain without exciting many neurons, from opposite sides of the brain in mice.
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"King and Riggs were on opposite sides of a binary argument, but off-court each was fighting more personal and complex battles," read a press release about the film.
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By making a phone with a screen that can be extended simply by grabbing opposite sides of the phone and pulling, Samsung would be venturing into sci-fi territory.
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Two former U.S. solicitors general under President George W. Bush were on opposite sides of the case, with Theodore Olson representing the union and Paul Clement representing the NFL.
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This time around, they're fresh out of school and working on opposite sides of cases in the Southern District of New York Federal Court (known as "The Mother Court").
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Relations between Turkey and Russia deteriorated sharply over years during which they backed opposite sides in the war in neighboring Syria, but have improved markedly over the past year.
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But films of each work, displayed at the Bronx Museum on opposite sides of a shared wall, show how hard-won the projects were, by documenting the artist's labor.
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While usually on opposite sides of debate, France's unions and employers are both protective of their decades-old grip over a system worth billions of euros which they manage.
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Two long hallways, which led off from opposite sides of the central room, looked like streets in the same town, with more clapboard façades and porches on either side.
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But watching most intensely from opposite sides of the pool deck were two men in red trunks, with whistles around their necks and flotation devices tucked beneath their arms.
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Though Smith and Blixt come from opposite sides of the globe, they are both now based in north Florida and were brought together by the Swede's New Zealand caddie.
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The two groups also were on opposite sides of the 2008 anti-gay marriage Proposition 8 ballot initiative in California, which temporarily blocked same-sex marriage in the state.
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They pushed their Angolan proxies to keep fighting, which destroyed trust on the ground — a worrying lesson as Washington and Moscow now find themselves on opposite sides in Syria.
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American and Russian commanders had agreed to fly on opposite sides of a 45-mile stretch of the Euphrates River to prevent accidents in eastern Syria's increasingly congested skies.
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San Diego is considered a binational city by many who live and work on opposite sides of the border, and about a third of the city's population is Latino.
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And now, in a twist with Shakespearean undertones, the two influential Washington brothers have found themselves on opposite sides of the scandals over Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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MINEFIELD merges documentary theater, film, and reenactment, while bringing together veterans who fought on opposite sides of the Falklands War and having them share firsthand experiences with one another.
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On a recent night, he and his wife welcomed old and new patrons effusively as he led women and men to sit on opposite sides of the dance floor.
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Farage's appearance at the upcoming rally puts him on opposite sides of President Trump, who made an appearance in Alabama on Friday night in support of Moore's rival, Sen.
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We got to strike a balance in those things, and we're not going to do it by kind of shouting at each other from opposite sides of the litigation.
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Mr. Cullinan wrote that he and Ms. Ruiz each had a full set of envelopes and stood on opposite sides of the stage, where they handed envelopes to presenters.
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Qatar is home to the largest United States military base in the Middle East, while Bahrain hosts the Fifth Fleet, American installations caught in opposite sides of the dispute.
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At its heart is an off-the shelf gadget called a thermoelectric generator, which uses the difference in temperature between opposite sides of the device to generate a current.
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It's basically an "elites" problem: the prosecutors and the defense attorneys on opposite sides of the table are increasingly the same people, just at different points in their careers.
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Samuel L. Jackson and Kurt Russell lead the character count in this Quentin Tarantino tale of revenge as bounty hunters on opposite sides of the "dead or alive" equation.
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Reflecting the stakes, two former U.S. solicitors general were on opposite sides of the case, with Paul Clement arguing for the sports organizations and Theodore Olson representing New Jersey.
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But from the Birkenstock outlets in Vermont to the Harley-Davidson dealerships in New Hampshire, these two states, on opposite sides of the Connecticut River, could not be more different.
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" Roberts also emphasized, "We do not sit on opposite sides of an aisle, we do not caucus in separate rooms and we do not serve one party or one interest.
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The second book "Epoca: The Tree of Ecof" comes out two months after that -- and it's about two kids from opposite sides of the tracks that form an unbreakable bond.
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Tehran and Washington are on opposite sides of a number of conflicts, with Iran helping prop up Syria's President Bashar al-Assad and training and supplying Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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Iovine said they were sitting on opposite sides of the back seat, each next to a window, but they kissed briefly on the lips at some point during the ride.
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Leadsom and May were on opposite sides of the Brexit vote last month, with Leadsom campaigning for the Remain vote and the previousy little-known May supporting the Leave movement.
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This created the spectacle of senior members of the UK government, from the same party, campaigning on opposite sides of one of the biggest issues in British politics in decades.
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If Williams, the eighth seed, beats Sharapova and subsequent opponents, she could meet top seed Osaka again in the final, as the pair are on opposite sides of the draw.
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Though Turkey and Assad are technically on opposite sides of this war, Erdoğan is well on his way to achieving his primary goal of weakening and pushing back the Kurds.
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"We don't know if it can be salvaged," said a senior Obama administration official of the effort by the United States and Russia, which back opposite sides in the conflict.
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Geagea and Aoun, who fought each other in the 1975-90 civil war, have been on opposite sides of Lebanon's political divide since Syrian forces withdrew from Lebanon in 2005.
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But tension between the two countries is surging, with Saudi Arabia and Iran supporting opposite sides in wars in Syria and Yemen and rival political parties in Iraq and Lebanon.
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You also can't depend on a constant wireless link between two satellites in orbit, which may be on opposite sides of their planetary bodies and unable to maintain a connection.
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They've been on opposite sides of the war but while the Russians and Americans traded barbs at the UN this week, Iranian and Turkish leaders met a few rooms away.
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A perpetual state of Indo-Pak war also bodes ill for the rest of the region, especially Afghanistan, where the two countries remain embroiled on opposite sides of the conflict.
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"It's a small thing, perhaps, but it is a repeated reminder that, as our newest colleague put it, we do not sit on opposite sides of the aisle," he said.
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Mr. Bolton and his team considered it an outrageous move because they were on opposite sides of the Ukraine fight and did not want their lawsuit polluted with Mr. Mulvaney.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.) might be on opposite sides of the political spectrum, but they could agree on one thing.
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Two Democratic governors from opposite sides of the country are staking claim to the title, but both are falling far short of what it takes to earn such a distinction.
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But the conscious uncoupling of Syria from all the other areas where the United States and Russia find themselves on opposite sides has a very real limit, as Thursday showed.
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In another test, you flick your eyes rapidly between two targets appearing on opposite sides of the screen, demonstrating accuracy and functioning saccades (micro-corrections made by your eye muscles).
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Unlike Trump and Biden -- who apparently wanna beat the actual living crap out of each other -- Flake and Booker seem to actually get along from opposite sides of the aisle.
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The emotions were the same, just on opposite sides of the energy-environmental divide, when the Interior Department announced Tuesday that the administration was yanking Atlantic drilling off the table.
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Following years of investigations, Helsinki and Tallinn are looking to build a permanent undersea link between the two northern capitals, situated on the opposite sides of the Gulf of Finland.
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Another stunning photograph taken by student Julian Tung features two people sitting on opposite sides of the same tree, connected through time and space, but entirely disparate in their experiences.
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Burr and Nunes have been on opposite sides of a number of key issues related to the Justice Department and intelligence community's handling of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The suit is a such a perversion of settled legal doctrine that scholars who on were opposite sides of the last two A.C.A. Supreme Court challenges have argued against it.
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In the meantime, the two veterans organizations, which took opposite sides in expensive and bruising Senate battles last year, will continue to try to destroy each other outside these matters.
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Shape's daughter, Lori Spencer (right) sits as they talk on the phone from opposite sides of a window at the Life Care Center in Kirkland, Washington, near Seattle, March 28.
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Then things boiled over as they stood on opposite sides of a clothing rack, just before dawn, arguing over who first reached the black, white and pink skeleton-print shirt.
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The unity government was meant to contain rifts in Lebanon exacerbated by the war in Syria, where Iran and Saudi Arabia and their respective Lebanese partners have supported opposite sides.
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It would also suffer setbacks if the global environment became so fraught that the European Union and Britain found themselves on opposite sides of spats, turning talks over trade hostile.
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"If we both agree on what, for example, 'socialism' means, or what 'fact' means, then we can move forward even if we're on opposite sides of an argument," he added.
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For a glimpse at the country's divided political reality, look no farther than a pair of television studios on opposite sides of the Avenue of the Americas in Midtown Manhattan.
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In the early 1990s, Mr. Bloom and Ms. Morrison stood on opposite sides of a cultural debate about what to read in college and, more broadly, about how to read.
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When they found themselves together again in Washington in the late 1970s, they were on opposite sides of the aisle, but the bonds of their relationship transcended conventional political divisions.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran are on opposite sides of conflicts in Syria and Yemen, and Riyadh is concerned by Tehran's influence in other Middle Eastern nations like Iraq and Lebanon.
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Odds are high on it being a coincidence, but now I'm afraid that Will and Eleven will end up leaning on opposite sides of a wall between two realms. Great!
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RELATED: Full poll results Republicans and Democrats are on opposite sides of this question: 27% of Republicans say the President has been exonerated, 26% of Democrats say he has not.
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Differing proposals from opposite sides of the political spectrum and conflicting information are the source of the fundamental disconnect regarding healthcare playing out on Capitol Hill and in communities nationwide.
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Turkey and Russia have supported opposite sides throughout the war, with Moscow the closest ally of Assad and Ankara one of the principal supporters of rebels fighting to overthrow him.
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They both lost their homes, but they're on opposite sides of a long and seemingly endless conflict over land rights between the indigenous Mapuche and Chileans of mostly European descent.
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All of that is, in part, supported by the idea that men and women exist on opposite sides of a gender coin, rather than just being people with somewhat different bodies.
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LeeAnne Locken, D'Andra Simmons and Kameron Westcott ended season 2 of The Real Housewives of Dallas on opposite sides of a divide with castmates Brandi Redmond, Stephanie Hollman and Cary Deuber.
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Rather than committing murder, however, these lawyers are fresh out of school and working on opposite sides of cases in the Southern District of New York Federal Court ("The Mother Court").
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After all these mismatched BFFs have been through, they found themselves on opposite sides of the siege at Riverrun, facing the very real possibility of taking up arms against each other.
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Law's Dumbledore is also transformed into his younger self for a brief moment, and the two characters join hands on opposite sides of the mirror while looking intensely at each other.
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But The Punisher's season 1 government-conspiracy plot fits together neatly with each character's personal motivations, inextricably bonding them together, even when it put them on opposite sides of the conflict.
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Where your rising sign shows how you present yourself to new people, your moon sign reveals your subconscious and emotional self — think of them as opposite sides of the same coin.
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Relations between the two countries are at their worst in years, with each accusing the other of subverting regional security and support opposite sides in conflicts in Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
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The two writers, who fought on opposite sides, are among the dozens of interviewees featured in "The Vietnam War", a ten-part, 18-hour history by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick.
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This reality is not dependent on a few dozen organizations on opposite sides of the Atlantic concerned with politics and pluralism, but thousands of personal and public forums for young Jews.
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There have been ongoing, behind-the-scenes conversations between several high-profile senators on opposite sides of the GOP's ideological spectrum to try and set the stage for what comes next.
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The Saudis are also looking to settle the score with Russia and Iran, both of whom are on opposite sides of regional conflicts and are dependent on oil revenues, Gheit said.
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As members of the National Guard and state police marched toward us from opposite sides downtown Charlottesville and a helicopter roared overhead, his friend nursed a bloody wound on his skull.
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The United States and Russia are on opposite sides of the 5-1/2-year-old Syrian civil war in which more than 400,000 people have died and 11 million displaced.
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Attempts to broker a cease-fire and political transition deal for Syria are further complicated by the involvement of world and regional powers facing off on opposite sides of the conflict.
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The two have their differences — as do so many who inhabit opposite sides of the political aisle these days — but when it comes to misogynistic behavior, they're on the same team.
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Western-allied Saudi Arabia and revolutionary theocracy Iran support opposite sides in regional conflicts in Syria and Yemen and have regularly accused each other of fomenting unrest in the Middle East.
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And how do individuals on opposite sides of partisan divides reach very different estimates of the number of people who attended the 2017 presidential inauguration, despite photographic documentation of the event?
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While they may be on opposite sides of the political spectrum, Karen Pence says she and her spouse see eye-to-eye with the Bidens when it comes to interior decorating.
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The LNA and the BDB are on opposite sides in a stop-start conflict between factions based in eastern and western Libya that erupted in 2014, leaving Libya with rival governments.
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Teva and some of PhRMA's longtime members, like Eli Lilly, are on opposite sides of court cases involving patents and other important issues for the future of brand-name drug companies.
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Arch-rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran, both oil super-powers, are waging a war for influence across the Middle East, backing opposite sides in conflicts in Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Lebanon.
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This conversation was the last truly cogent exchange we ever had—which is to say that it involved grammatical sentences uttered by two people on the opposite sides of an abyss.
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Arch-rivals for regional hegemony, the two oil producers are on opposite sides in proxy battles in the region, where they back competing factions in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon and Bahrain.
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Their struggle for regional dominance has put the two nations on opposite sides of conflicts in Yemen, Syria and Iraq that have killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced millions.
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For decades the Boquillas border crossing was decidedly informal, illegal but never monitored, a conduit for supplies, a lifeline for loved ones residing on opposite sides, a day's amusement for tourists.
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"To steal a sports analogy, you might have two players on opposite sides of the field that are very much friends and know each other well off the field," Robins said.
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They have been on opposite sides of minimum and prevailing wage ordinances, and disagreed on a measure to support the state of Washington in its challenge of President Trump's travel ban.
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Despite contrasting facts and evidence that ultimately leave each case on opposite sides of the spectrum created by the court's test, the Dark Horse case leads to essentially the same verdict.
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When the agenda for the meeting this week finally appeared on Monday afternoon, it suggested that politicians from the opposite sides of the Hudson River had still not bridged their differences.
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Therefore, where two generations ago it would be not at all uncommon for people from opposite sides of the tracks to be on the same bowling team, it's now extremely rare.
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Its crux is a series of frames within frames, and the farthest back is a square with columns of springs tethering opposite sides, trapping a strip of black cloth behind it.
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Since Nimr's arrest in 2012, Saudi Arabian tension with Iran has increased — they are supporting opposite sides in Syria's civil war, and Saudi Arabia blames Iran for the war in Yemen.
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The two men stand on opposite sides of an equally divisive issue: how land and buildings seized by the Nazis and, later, the Communist government, are returned to their pre-war owners.
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Pompeo's trip, which will also include a stop in Moscow, comes as Russia and the US stand on opposite sides on flashpoints around the world -- and as the administration's responses seem inconsistent.
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Verena Rentrop and Elsie Parumog, two Nokia staff stationed on opposite sides of the world, were having a routine work chat about the company's IT processes when something more pressing came up.
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We&aposre both sides are over here on opposite sides throwing hand grenades at each other, and we&aposve lost the ability to have a civil discourse really about just about anything.
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It looks like being on opposite sides of the political spectrum — and, of course, their parents' blistering 2016 presidential campaign — has finally taken a toll on Chelsea Clinton and Ivanka Trump's friendship.
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She told ABC's "The View" she's not letting Biden off the hook, adding that had she been in the Senate in the 1970s, she and Biden would have been on opposite sides.
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The on-again, off-again power couple is apparently on a break at the moment, according to tabloids, which explains why each of them are currently on opposite sides of the world.
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Philip and Elizabeth talk at each other, but can't seem to communicate what matters; in one scene, she asks what's bothering him as they stand on opposite sides of a wire fence.
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ZINKE, PERRY DEFEND BUDGET: Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and Energy Secretary Rick Perry went to opposite sides of Capitol Hill on Tuesday to defend President Trump's proposals to slash their departments' budgets.
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He and I often find ourselves on opposite sides of hot button political issues, because he refuses to see how racism and white supremacy impact the everyday lives of people of color.
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More broadly, asked about whether America's success is due more to its ability to change or more to its reliance on long-standing principles, Republicans and Democrats again stand on opposite sides.
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Although the two disasters were on opposite sides of the planet, they both illustrate the same economic lesson: capitalist economic systems, which foster economic development, are the best defense against natural disasters.
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" Asked by reporters about Lee on Friday, Trump acknowledged their differences during the campaign, saying "I really didn't know Mike because originally we were on opposite sides of competition during the campaign.
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Trump's ultra-personal approach to the intricate cases of North Korea and Iran have prompted fellow leaders on opposite sides of an argument to adopt their own unorthodox theatrics to reach him.
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Facing off at long tables on opposite sides of the room during a two-hour panel, raw emotions on both sides exploded as operatives debated how Trump had won the divisive campaign.
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When Mr. de Blasio took office as mayor in 2014 and Mr. Heastie was the Bronx Democratic county chairman, they found themselves on opposite sides of the race for City Council speaker.
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Russia and Turkey have been on opposite sides of the war in Syria since Mr. Putin intervened in the fighting five years ago, with Russia backing government forces and Turkey their enemies.
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CNN's "New Day" appeared noticeably different to viewers on Wednesday, with co-anchors Alisyn Camerota and John Berman sitting well apart on opposite sides of its news desk in its Manhattan studios.
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Dozens of families torn apart by the Korean War had a rare chance to meet their relatives on opposite sides of the border for the first time in more than 65 years.
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One of the best parts of the show, however, is the two rows of Ms. Caland's own caftans, hanging on plastic wires suspended from the ceiling, on opposite sides of the gallery.
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The three have a great deal of territory to cover, from many bubbling international conflicts — where Washington and Moscow have often found themselves on opposite sides — to a potential new arms treaty.
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From opposite sides of the political spectrum, he and Trump have so far defied fears they could clash, with both helping to find common ground for a new North American trade deal.
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But then I have sometimes thought what it must have been like when relatives, even brothers, fought on opposite sides of the Civil War, and perhaps even pointed guns at each other.
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Videos of the protest show real emotion — people on opposite sides of the street screaming, swearing and truly angry to have to share the country with the bozos on the other side.
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And for the past few weeks it has been growing brighter as it slowly approached a state that astronomers call opposition, when it and the sun are on opposite sides of Earth.
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Several Republicans responded by accusing their Democratic colleagues of grandstanding and, on several occasions, the conversation in the room devolved into a shouting match between lawmakers on opposite sides of the aisle.
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We live on opposite sides of the country — one of us in Maine, the other in Alaska — but we each serve as state legislators in the center of our increasingly polarized politics.
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Mr. Borrell had warned that the European Union could not stand idly by while nearby Libya was embroiled in civil war aided most recently by Russia and Turkey, which support opposite sides.
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It is normal for groups on opposite sides of peace negotiations to joust ahead of time about what narratives to promote by using certain language or what to include on the agenda.
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At the back, the master bedroom and the kitchen — grand and austere as a monastic refectory — sit on opposite sides of a glassed-in courtyard shaded by a soaring yvyrá-pytá tree.
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Two House Intelligence Committee members on opposite sides of the aisle squared off Sunday over President Donald Trump's tweets aimed at discrediting former Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch during her public testimony.
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I tried all sorts of moves, including quickly sliding both my thumbs toward it from opposite sides as if trying to catch it off guard, but it just slid around the surface.
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Even now, three centuries after its construction, you can still visit and see the grave of Benton's grandson Elisha and Elisha's fiancée Jemima, who are buried on opposite sides of the driveway.
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As you say, they are kind of the opposite sides of the same coin, representing the more abstract, experimental side of our music, and the more concise (so to speak) and focused.
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This year, it's happening in the Research & Development Kitchen at its corporate headquarters, which is equipped with two restaurant-quality biscuit stations, and two identical stacked ovens on opposite sides of the room.
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The day after Trump was elected, Terrell wrote a song called "Love Can Find You Anywhere," about protestors on opposite sides who fall for each other in the light of a car fire.
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Officials from the United States and Russia, which back opposite sides in Syria's civil war, have been meeting since Kerry traveled to Moscow in July with a proposal that would halt the fighting.
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Their militias fought bloody battles during Lebanon's civil war a quarter-century ago, and they have been on opposite sides over the most radioactive issues in Lebanon: Israel and the war in Syria.
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Despite their support for opposite sides in the Syrian civil war, and despite Russia's long-standing friendship with Iran, they now talk of developing long-term joint projects, especially involving Russian natural gas.
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There have been at least six different young women in here tonight wearing tiaras, including two simultaneously at this moment, on opposite sides of the room but clearly eyeing each other with distrust.
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But finally, when Cersei and Jaime find themselves on opposite sides of how to deal with the White Walker threat, we finally see the siblings' cycle of loving abuse come to an end.
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Over the course of three and a half hours, the members of the committee staked out opposite sides of a partisan battle over whether Google search and other products are biased against conservatives.
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The sequel to Disney's 2014 hit positions the wedding as a chance to unite a fractured people, but some outside force interferes and leaves Maleficent and Aurora on opposite sides of a war.
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The feud also puts even more stress on the already fractured governing coalition, with the Nezami and Paikan families taking opposite sides in a governmental dispute that has paralyzed Afghan politics for months.
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In the Abbey Theater's delicately acted production, two men meet in a Belfast pub that was the site of a horror during the Troubles, when they were teenagers on opposite sides (1:15).
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In the Abbey Theater's delicately acted production, two men meet in a Belfast pub that was the site of a horror during the Troubles, when they were teenagers on opposite sides (1:230).
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The House Oversight Committee has been at the forefront of the push, holding a series of hearings in which lawmakers on opposite sides of the political spectrum have come together to voice opposition.
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Le Maire and Donohoe also discussed how companies' digital revenues should be taxed after a French-led effort to do so at a European level put them at opposite sides of the debate.
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But sometimes policymakers on opposite sides of the ideological spectrum can find common ground and reach an agreement that not only satisfies their goals but gets something important done for the American people.
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In the Abbey Theater's delicately acted production, two men meet in a Belfast pub that was the site of a horror during the Troubles, when they were teenagers on opposite sides (244:2212).
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In the Abbey Theater's delicately acted production, two men meet in a Belfast pub that was the site of a horror during the Troubles, when they were teenagers on opposite sides (2811:24111).
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In the Abbey Theater's delicately acted production, two men meet in a Belfast pub that was the site of a horror during the Troubles, when they were teenagers on opposite sides (1:6463).
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In the Abbey Theater's delicately acted production, two men meet in a Belfast pub that was the site of a horror during the Troubles, when they were teenagers on opposite sides (22:216200).
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In a room at the patriarchal palace, lined on opposite sides with Catholic and Orthodox clerics, Francis and the Patriarch Daniel, the leader of the Romanian Orthodox church, sat in matching white robes.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — After bowing out of the Australian Open this week, Jack Sock and his childhood friend and doubles partner, Jackson Withrow, ended up on opposite sides of a great divide.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran are on opposite sides in many ways — in their divergent branches of Islam, the wars in Syria and Yemen, Lebanese politics and relations with the United States, for example.
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This, too, seemed unlikely: Russia uses the waterway to supply its military forces in Syria, and although Turkey and Russia back opposite sides in the Syrian civil war, Turkey has allowed this traffic.
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The intrigue: GM and Ford are agreeing here, but they're on opposite sides of a brewing fight between the Trump administration and California over federal and state-level efforts on fuel-efficiency standards.
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If you want government conspiracies, best friends fighting on opposite sides of a blood war, and oodles of shots of Somerhalder looking perplexed at his vampy predicament, that series may be for you.
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Only people who have never lived in the South will be surprised to see blacks and whites on opposite sides of political issues yet standing together, arms across shoulders, bowing their heads in prayer.
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Actor Emma Watson and a British broadcaster are on opposite sides of that debate after Watson -- a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador -- posed in a white, ropy Burberry top that revealed much of her breasts.
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Nik and Lijana Wallenda, of the "Flying Wallendas" circus and stunt-performing family, walked from opposite sides of the square on a wire running 1,300 feet (396 meters) from 42nd Street to 47th Street.
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The two may still be on opposite sides when it comes to LGBTQ issues or any one of the litany of issues Bush decided as President during his eight years in the White House.
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This isn't Westeros; no one's out here massing troops on opposite sides of a meadow, while the fat cats in the biggest tent play an oversized game of Risk and tend to their carbuncles.
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With Ashley and I working on opposite sides of Chicago, there was some difficulty finding the perfect middle ground in order for us not to really add too much time to our daily commutes.
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Military officials from the two powers, who back opposite sides in Syria's five-year war, have been meeting for weeks and would continue talks to hammer out final details, they said at the time.
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Ramona Singer and Bethenny Frankel have been on opposite sides of a bitter feud this season on The Real Housewives of New York City, despite Singer's multiple attempts to fix things and move on.
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As a result, the two most surprising candidates of the 2016 election have plenty of commonality in their economic messages and their supporters despite being very much on the opposite sides of the ballot.
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The two Arab countries, which are on opposite sides of the Red Sea, have been considering since the mid-1970s how to exploit mineral deposits, which they believe lie 2,000 metres below sea level.
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But it's time to give it a go — and here's why: Known as color-correcting, this technique uses hues from opposite sides of the color wheel to cancel out unwanted colors on your face.
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Normally, Mars is about 140 million miles from Earth on average, but that gap can widen to as much as 250 million miles when the two planets are on opposite sides of the sun.
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The justices do not sit on opposite sides of an aisle … I would be part of a team of nine, committed to deciding cases according to the Constitution and laws of the United States.
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As the women from opposite sides of Korea's divide posed, smiling, for a photograph on Ms. Lee's phone, journalists snapped pictures of the moment, which has since been hailed as capturing the Olympic spirit.
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This balance between national security and privacy has put major countries in the region on opposite sides of the debate, with Germany and the Netherlands dismissing encryption laws being considered by Britain and France.
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Dad and I were both lying down, on opposite sides of the world: him on his recliner sipping his morning espresso, me in my bed resting my back at the end of the day.
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The diplomats spoke at some length about disputes that have been on a slow boil in recent months, on which they have found themselves on opposite sides, including Iran and the crisis in Venezuela.
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Most peculiar: The hogchoker, a flatfish born with eyes on opposite sides of its flat, speckled body — but as it becomes an adult, one eye travels next to the other, on the flip side.
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The big picture: Every 2 years, Mars and Earth reach a point in their orbits known as solar conjunction, when the 2 planets are on opposite sides of the Sun, making communications more difficult.
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Beijing and Washington had backed opposite sides in the Vietnam War, which had ended only four years earlier, so business and economic contacts with the United States were mostly politically off limits in China.
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But Gantz also has problems - barring an unexpected surge in centrist voters he would have to bring together rightists and those representing Israel's Arab minority, which are on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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This Season 3 premiere finds Jerrod (Jerrod Carmichael) and Maxine (Amber Stevens West) on opposite sides of a debate about consent when one of her friends posts on social media about being sexually assaulted.
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As they waited for Mr. Trump and Mr. Tusk, the American and European delegations did not say a word to each another, clustering in groups on the opposite sides of a rectangular conference table.
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Tensions have rocketed between Iran, which is predominantly Shi'ite, and the Sunni Arab countries of the Gulf, particularly Saudi Arabia, because of them being on opposite sides in the conflicts in Syria and Yemen.
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Sharing a father, whom both were estranged from, the sisters were born and raised on completely opposite sides of the world by their individual mothers, living under the assumption that they were only children.
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Soros's Open Society Foundations and the Charles Koch Foundation, which usually are on the opposite sides of the aisle, are helping to fund the new think tank, according to a release from the institute.
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That film follows a Romeo and Juliet-like love affair between two kids on opposite sides of the Protestant-Catholic divide during the outburst of violence in 80s Northern Ireland known as the Troubles.
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Syrup and juice bottles, as well as a pink vase with a balloon-like burst of flowers, rest on a gray table, the table's corner cleaving the composition and relegating the couple to opposite sides.
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This boots-on-the-ground look at the Sunflower Movement, where students occupied the main legislative body of Taiwan to protest the growing influence of Beijing, follows two activists from opposite sides of the strait.
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William Monahan, the writer-director of "Mojave," is best known for writing the adaption of "The Departed," the Martin Scorsese puzzler with Matt Damon and Leonardo DiCaprio as doppelgängers working opposite sides of the law.
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The sharpening of rhetoric can be seen as an attempt to position the EU and the U.K. on the same team as Brexit negotiations proceed, rather than as enemies on opposite sides of the table.
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And their connection goes deeper than just having similar jobs on opposite sides of the aisle: As they explain in an early video, their friendship blossomed because they each had a parent die of suicide.
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The network green-lit a pilot order for a single-camera comedy from "black-ish" creator Kenya Barris about two political pundits from opposite sides of the aisle who fall in love despite the odds.
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Though friends in their early years, the two men would end up on opposite sides in the Great War: Ward hauling casualties with the British Ambulance Committee, Casement finagling German support for an Irish revolution.
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In the demo showcased at GDC, two two-person teams face off on opposite sides of a stereotypical Old West saloon, using Touch controllers to attack each other with revolvers, shotguns, or sticks of dynamite.
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A project in fast-growing, energy-hungry Turkey — possibly the ideal market on paper — has been stalled because of a collapse in relations between the two countries supporting opposite sides in the Syrian civil war.
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Seated on opposite sides of the stage at vanity tables are two middle-aged women in peignoirs appraising themselves in the mirror and applying the ritualistic goo of the show's title — that is, their makeup.
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Washington and Moscow, which support opposite sides in the war between President Bashar al-Assad and insurgents, have agreed to share targeting information against jihadist fighters that are their common enemies, if the truce holds.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are arch-adversaries in the Middle East, backing opposite sides in several regional wars including in Yemen where the coalition has been battling the Iran-aligned Houthi movement for four years.
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Military officials said that many elements of the current exercises were learned from the Russian Army's experience in the Syrian civil war, another area where Russia and the United States have been on opposite sides.
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They include "Salem Witch" (2006), written from the viewpoints of two children living through the 17th-century Massachusetts witch trials, and "The Brothers' War" (2005), about Virginia cousins on opposite sides of the Civil War.
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" Panis's lecture went on to include some shockingly outré concepts, including characterizing the idea to reboot Shinola as a vision that "did not take two guys sitting on the opposite sides of a boardroom table.
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The continuing Democratic surge in returns in two districts on the opposite sides of the country would suggest that the shift in polling results may be statistical noise more than an actual change in preferences.
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But after years of heated statements and competing support for opposite sides in regional conflicts, officials from Pakistan and Iraq have stepped in as intermediaries for back-channel talks aimed at averting a wider conflict.
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More than 50 years after these two enormous meteorites fell on opposite sides of Earth, they continue to inspire new insights about the birth of the solar system—and the universe that existed before it.
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But entrepreneurs say a key advantage of Britain is that, while the U.S. tech and finance hubs, Silicon Valley and New York, are on opposite sides of the country, pretty much everything is in London.
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That Russia and China were able to attract traditionally hostile Indian and Pakistani military forces, which have so often in past years chosen up opposite sides in any China-Russian competition, is even more ominous.
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Lev Manovich's The Language of New Media and Hiroki Azuma's Otaku: Database Animals, both published in 2001 on opposite sides of the world, offered conflicting visions of the influence of this database on contemporary culture.
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And now, if all goes well, this power couple will be making their way through life on opposite sides of the moral divide in consumer safety, united by their history of taking money for defending corporations.
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This problem extends to those mind-bending conservatives appropriating feminism, but it began inside what Solnit calls the "revitalized feminist movement," where two phenomena are currently dismantling the ideology from opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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The United States and Russia have backed opposite sides in Syria's civil war, which shows little sign of ending after 5-1/2 years of violence in which half the pre-war population has been uprooted.
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"One way to make clear that Ukraine is not a political football is for a bipartisan group of senators on opposite sides of the impeachment vote to go see Zelenky and to convey support," Murphy said.
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Sectarian rivalries have grown even sharper since the outbreak of Syria's civil war, with competing power centres supporting opposite sides in the conflict and disagreeing over how to manage an influx of more than 1m refugees.
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U.S. and Russian officials, whose countries back opposite sides in the five-year Syrian war, have been meeting to agree on military cooperation in the fight against their common enemy there, the Islamic State militant group.
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Christopher Louis Roybal Roybal, a 29-year-old military veteran who served in Afghanistan, met his mom, Debby Allen, at the show but the two were on opposite sides of the stage when the gunfire began.
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Although the pair have barely spoken since since finding themselves on opposite sides of a bitter feud that played out on the third season of RHONY in 2010, they have recently put aside their bad blood.
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Tehran and Ankara support opposite sides in the conflict in Syria with mostly Shi'ite Iran backing the government of President Bashar al-Assad while Turkey, which is majority Sunni, has backed elements of the Syrian opposition.
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The fraternity adviser, Tim Bream, is now under scrutiny from two parties that until this point have stood firmly on opposite sides of this case: Piazza's grieving parents and the fraternity brothers charged in his death.
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Saraswati's interest in diverse religious rituals' attempts to connect with the divine is translated here into the intense experience of gliding one's hands in tandem with the artist's on opposite sides of a taut goat skin.
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Generally, both prosecutors and defense during a trial can attempt to curtail the opposite sides' arguments by asking the judge to decide whether he will allow certain types of evidence to be presented to the jury.
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Emblematic of his efforts are four fragments of a triptych that was sawed apart in the 19th century, spread among galleries on opposite sides of the Atlantic and now reunited in the town of their creation.
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Two of our meeting partners were on opposite sides of "the Troubles," the Protestant-Catholic uprisings fought between Catholic Irish supporters and Protestants who identified more as an Ireland that was part of the United Kingdom.
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Within Afghanistan, India and the China have been on opposite sides with China relying on its old ally Pakistan as it seeks to stabilize Afghanistan by various means, including brokering talks to end the Taliban insurgency.
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HONG KONG — When Jaap van Zweden takes up his new role as the New York Philharmonic's music director designate in 2538, he will be jetting between two very different ensembles on opposite sides of the world.
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Europe and the United States now find themselves on opposite sides over the future of the international trading system, the Paris agreement on climate change and their historic military alliance through the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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"Basically they were meetings of people from the same field who used to sit on opposite sides," said a European intelligence official, speaking on the condition of anonymity to characterize Mr. Skripal's 2012 visit to Prague.
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Washington (CNN)The chairmen of the Democratic and Republican congressional campaign committees called on Americans from opposite sides of the aisle to "come together" in the wake of a mass shooting and bomb threats last week.
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The two prominent figures from opposite sides of the political aisle previously engaged in a playful Twitter feud when Cruz challenged Yang to a four-on-four game, including three paid staff members for each side.
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But her mother called her in as a runaway one too many times, and the South Dakota Division of Child Protection Services took both girls, sending them to group homes on opposite sides of the state.
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The dueling speeches from opposite sides of Pennsylvania Avenue unfolded at the close of Day 18 of a government shutdown over Mr. Trump's demand for $5.7 billion for a border wall that Democrats have steadfastly opposed.
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It's not uncommon to see members of the UK Parliament from the opposite sides of the political spectrum agree on matters of national unity or security — after a terrorist attack or a huge natural disaster, for example.
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Their decision to adopt the measure Monday night had opened splits in the GOP and put House Speaker Paul Ryan and Trump on opposite sides of a key issue on the first day of the 115th Congress.
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"We do not sit on opposite sides of an aisle, we do not caucus in separate rooms, we do not serve one party or one interest, we serve one nation," Roberts insisted in a speech last October.
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" JOAN YOUNG "I was very hopeful after seeing the way our small group behaved and also hearing experts and candidates from opposite sides being able to have a meaningful discussion in a civil and even friendly manner.
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The borders of North Korea are an extreme example – nowhere in the world is there such a difference between what life looks like on opposite sides of the river or the fences that separate the two countries.
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While greater cooperation in Syria would be in the interests of both sides, with Turkey and Russia on opposite sides in terms of their support of the Syrian regime, the scope for coordination was limited, said Hakura.
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READ: U.N. Security Council approves peace plan for Syria With Iran and Saudi Arabia on opposite sides of the conflicts in Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon and elsewhere -- as well as Syria -- there are plentiful opportunities for additional confrontation.
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The LNA and the BDB are on opposite sides of a conflict in which two loose and shifting alliances have battled for power in Libya since 2014, aligning themselves with rival governments in Tripoli and the east.
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Physicists have observed this correlation in pairs of entangled particles separated by more than 700 miles using a Chinese satellite and, theoretically, they'd see the same thing if the particles were on opposite sides of the galaxy.
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With the Nahmad principals based in three countries, galleries on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean and most of the paintings stashed in Switzerland, the family requires the kind of legal siloing made possible by offshore companies.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are arch-adversaries in the Middle East, backing opposite sides in several regional wars including in Yemen where a Saudi-led coalition has been battling the Iran-aligned Houthi movement for four years.
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That two women from disparate cultures on opposite sides of the earth found common ground over tacos under a circus tent is just one example of how MAD Symposium is arguably the most impactful food movement around.
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Such a joint effort would be a new level of cooperation between the two powers in seeking a way out of the five-year-old Syria war, in which the Russians and Americans basically back opposite sides.
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These two firms have been leading the way, albeit on opposite sides, in cutting-edge class action litigation going back to the Supreme Court's review of class action waivers in 2011's AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion.
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The uproar over voting seems almost an inevitable development in the race, which pits two candidates on opposite sides of the nation's voting wars who have battled with one another over access to the polls for years.
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In 2013, Judge Kavanaugh and Merrick Garland, the appellate judge President Barack Obama unsuccessfully nominated to the Supreme Court in 2016, were on opposite sides of a case over the federal government's procedures for storing nuclear waste.
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As VICE reported a few days after Bratton's joint story made headlines, weed is basically legal for New Yorkers with white skin—which is to say enforcement varies widely on, for instance, opposite sides of Prospect Park.
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Philip and Elizabeth Jennings, the Soviet spies who live in our midst (if you happen to live in the D.C. metro area) are now officially on opposite sides of the Cold War, geopolitically and in the kitchen.
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Other candidates were roped into the conversation, but it was really a clash between Biden and Harris, by far the two highest polling candidates onstage and two candidates on opposite sides of the party's health care divide.
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They were on the opposite sides, for instance, of a decision in March halting the execution of a Buddhist inmate whose spiritual adviser had been excluded from the death chamber although Christian and Muslim chaplains were allowed.
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But now they were on opposite sides of a remote dispute between wealthy Persian Gulf monarchs: One was a lobbyist for Qatar, and the other had sided strongly with rivals who sought to blockade the tiny emirate.
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"The two Canadas are now eyeing each other from cliffs on opposite sides, and they've got very little common ground on the key issues," said Frank Graves, the president of Ekos Research, a polling firm in Ottawa.
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The United States and Russia are on opposite sides of the 5-1/2-year-old war in which more than 400,000 people have died and 11 million displaced, with Moscow backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Balke (220-21920) and Chappel (219-21853) were almost exactly the same age, and shared humble origins and an inborn romanticism, but they worked in different styles, under vastly different circumstances on opposite sides of the Atlantic.
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The road runs through al-Qaim in Iraq and Albu-Kamal in Syria, two towns which are very close to each other on opposite sides of the border in the last important territorial stronghold of Islamic State.
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Relations between Shi'ite Muslim-led Iran and predominately Sunni Saudi Arabia are at their worst in years, with each accusing the other of subverting regional security and supporting opposite sides in conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
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Britain's vote to leave the European Union has left Prime Minister Theresa May and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on opposite sides of a chasm, not just on "Brexit" but also on broader issues, including security threats.
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From opposite sides of the tracks, Tyrone (Aubrey Joseph) and Tandy (Olivia Holt) are bound by more than chemistry; after surviving an oil rig explosion as children, they gained powers that are enhanced when they are together.
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Both countries agreed last month to fight on opposite sides of a 45-mile stretch of the Euphrates River and deconflict their respective air campaigns — but there still have been some close calls that could've escalated tensions.
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"Turkey and Saudi Arabia now see each other as leaders on opposite sides of a grand Middle Eastern debate about stability versus populism," Eissenstat, who is also affiliated with the Project on Middle East Democracy, told me.
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Given that the teams at Xenon and Yale were working on opposite coasts, and on conditions that fell on opposite sides of the pain spectrum, they only learned of each other's discoveries through published reports and journal articles.
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At the same time, Rose, 40, was appearing in the final episodes of Southern Charm's sixth season, where he was on opposite sides with friend and costar Austen Kroll over the beer maker's on-off girlfriend, Madison LeCroy.
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Three years ago, at the Maidan demonstration, they were on opposite sides of the barricade: one, a militarised police officer from Kharkiv, was called in to defend the presidential administration; the other, from Kiev, was a student protester.
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The two stars play brother and sister in the 2006 movie, but spend most of the film on opposite sides of the world, so it's nice to see the family ties are still strong when they're together IRL.
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Between once close-knit families finding themselves on opposite sides of every argument and the tragic news notifications we receive on a nearly-hourly basis, it seems only right to use this holiday season, especially, to give back.
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Bernie Sanders ran on opposite sides of the populist fence, one a billionaire businessman trying to get government off people's backs and the other a renegade democratic socialist looking to rid the system of big money's corrupting influence.
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"Let's be clear, Syrians are fleeing because they are being bombed by the regime and their supporters," he said, as a renewed war of words escalated between Ankara and Moscow, who back opposite sides in Syria's civil war.
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The rivals are on opposite sides of violent conflicts in Syria, Yemen and most recently Iran has come to the support of Qatar after Gulf countries placed a diplomatic blockade on the country, accusing it of supporting terrorism.
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The Opposition of Mars (Tuesday) About every other year, Mars shines brightly in the night sky — making it easily visible to the naked eye — during "opposition," when Mars and the sun are on opposite sides of the Earth.
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Officials sought to show they could ease squabbles among Greece's creditors over the specifics of debt relief and the state of the country's economy that have left the International Monetary Fund and Germany lined up on opposite sides.
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Bob Bennett wrote in a letter to the top senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee that he came to respect Kavanaugh during the time that the two spent on opposite sides amid the Monica Lewinsky scandal, Politico reports.
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Around me, the other vendangeurs (a family of eight from Nord-Pas-de-Calais) worked in pairs, facing each other from opposite sides of the vine, a vantage point that allowed them to seize every cluster with efficiency.
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As President Donald Trump considers whether to support stricter gun control measures in the wake of two recent mass shootings, his two eldest children Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. are taking opposite sides on the gun debate.
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What Ms. Tragos succeeds in illustrating is that if you take away the signs and listen to the stories, there is little difference between women on opposite sides of the debate — at least in the region she covers.
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Rakolta, a vocal Trump supporter, acknowledged that he and DeVos were on opposite sides of some issues over the future of Detroit's schools but he supports her nomination and thinks that she'll do a good job for kids.
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The men, Leonardo Ferreira de Almeida, 28, and Wanderson Gontijo, 38, are on opposite sides in the impeachment debate — and acknowledged spending way too much time at work talking politics — but they said their discussions rarely turned venomous.
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The proposal is also a reflection of the distinct personalities of Mr. López Obrador and Mr. Trump: Both are mavericks — albeit on opposite sides of the political spectrum — and both are willing to break with long-established conventions.
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Ah Sahm and Mai Ling, star-crossed brother and sister on opposite sides of the Tong war, will have an eventual reckoning, and Ah Sahm and Leary (Dean Jagger), the monstrous Irish labor agitator, will eventually square off.
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But much of their recent enmity was fueled by the perception that they back opposite sides in the dispute that erupted last year between Qatar and Turkey against Saudi Arabia and its ally, the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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The latest exchange could further exacerbate tensions between Shiite-led Iran and Sunni-led Saudi Arabia, which compete for religious and political influence in the Middle East and stand with opposite sides in the Syria and Yemen conflicts.
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It's not unusual to hear somebody start a conversation thus: "I was getting hammered at the Shame two nights ago when …" The forest is the one thing those on opposite sides of the cultural divide hold in common.
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But their inexperience at the national level and the fact that they are two populist parties from opposite sides of the political spectrum have led many analysts to consider until when they will manage to stay in government.
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When I wanted to pick up, he'd WhatsApp me a very specific time ("3:07 PM"), and we'd position ourselves on opposite sides of the block, pass each other by, and make a quick hand-to-hand exchange.
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The two powers support opposite sides in the conflict, with Moscow using its military to back Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and Washington taking the position that Assad must go and supporting some opposition groups seeking to oust him.
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Prince Fox, whose real name is Sam Lassner, explained that the video was designed to tell two different stories, accurately portraying the complicated nature of the point in a relationship when people are standing on two completely opposite sides.
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To set the outer-space base, Nikocevic first applies royal blue cream makeup (she's using the dark blue from Make Up For Ever's 12 Flash Cream Color Case) to the forehead, jawline and down the neck on opposite sides.
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Netanyahu and Peres, who died on Wednesday aged 93, were from opposite sides of the political spectrum and spent years openly at odds, with Peres's vision of how to reach peace with the Palestinians in stark contrast to Netanyahu's.
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Bobby Goodlatte, a former Facebook employee, was a Hillary Clinton supporter in 2016, according to his Facebook, and has said he and his father are from "the exact opposite sides of the political spectrum," in an interview with TechCrunch.
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On two separate overseas ventures, the President will be treated to the elaborate pageantry he treasures, hosted by royal heads-of-state on opposite sides of the globe both eager to cement their countries' position as staunch American allies.
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Of all of our discussions of this year, this one might be the most contentious, as Grierson and Leitch are on opposite sides: One of them thinks Rogue One is "magnificent," and the other thinks it's a complete mess.
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The uncertainty facing four million expatriate European and British citizens has become intolerable, said the heads of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and Trades Union Congress (TUC) - who often sit on opposite sides of the corporate negotiating table.
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"I love the way that the war campaign leads up to splitting the Horde and Alliance in different areas, and it helps explain why they're going up opposite sides of the pyramid when the raid goes off," Kowalkowski said.
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As airstrikes intensified, any hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough between Russia and the United States, which support opposite sides in the conflict, disintegrated in New York, on the sidelines of the annual conclave of the United Nations General Assembly.
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The pair, who could become the first married couple to win multi-event golds at the same world championships, spent much of Friday competing at opposite sides of the arena, cheering each other on and comparing notes between events.
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The Cold War-era superpowers are running separate military missions in Syria against their common foe Islamic State, but are on opposite sides in the wider civil war, with Moscow supporting Assad, and Washington saying he must step down.
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Meanwhile, two British sisters—who both live with epilepsy on opposite sides of the Atlantic—are making a film, Separating the Strains, juxtaposing their own contrasting experiences with the condition to highlight the ongoing challenges people with epilepsy face.
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In her narration, the director Nisha Ganatra discusses how she put Thompson and Kaling on opposite sides of the table to signify that the two women are "really on the same journey," if at different points in their career.
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As legal academics, we were on opposite sides when the Supreme Court considered constitutional challenges to the so-called individual mandate and again when the court considered whether tax credits would be available in federally created health insurance exchanges.
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Moreover, in the absence of experimental evidence for either string theory or LQG, mathematical proof that the two are in fact opposite sides of the same coin would bolster the argument that physicists are progressing toward the correct theory of everything.
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It's where the Dassler brothers, Adi and Rudolf, started a shoe business in the early 1920s—until their relationship disintegrated, they divided their company in two, and moved to opposite sides of the river that flows through the middle of town.
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Ten other historic moments in relations between the United States and North Korea: ___ KOREAN WAR The two countries fought on opposite sides of a three-year war in the early 22009s that killed millions of people, including 22003,22008 American soldiers.
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One of the highlights of a career that blossomed with the New Wave cinema of the '60s was Francois Truffaut's Jules and Jim, where Moreau stars as the lover of two men who fight for opposite sides in World War One.
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Another mode called skillshot places you and your opponent on opposite sides of a target range where you have to punch targets before your opponent does all while dodging their attacks and trying to knock them out with your own.
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Clashes between the two groups took place at the start of the Turkish incursion into Syria, and the US has since helped oversee an informal arrangement under which Turkish and Kurdish forces will operate on opposite sides of the Euphrates River.
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Multiple source close to the show tell PEOPLE that the former Miss U.S.A. will not be on the upcoming eleventh season after a messy, lengthy contract negotiation that left her and the network on opposite sides of uncrossable battle lines.
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ISTANBUL/DUBAI (Reuters) - Turkey and Iran, two countries on opposite sides of Syria's civil war, agreed they must cooperate to end sectarian strife, including support for a fragile ceasefire, in the region after their leaders met in Tehran on Saturday.
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The two singers are on opposite sides of a bitter battle that kicked off when Bieber began using Manson's image on the front of a 2016, $195 Barney's T-shirt — the phrase "Bigger Than Satan… Bieber" embroidered on the back.
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The two parties supported opposite sides of a three decade conflict between Irish nationalists who wanted a united Ireland ruled from Dublin and pro-British unionists who wanted the province to remain British, which ended with a 1998 peace deal.
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The cleric's execution was condemned by Shi'ite-majority Iran and is the latest collision between the two regional rivals who in recent years have found themselves on opposite sides of conflicts everywhere from Syria and Yemen to Lebanon and Iraq.
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Iran and most Gulf states are on opposite sides in Middle East conflicts, with Iran an ally of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria's civil war and of the armed Houthi movement fighting a Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen.
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This dynamic — of being physically together but emotionally disengaged — had also bled into the mundane of the everyday, with too much silence and space between us on the couch and with us cooking on opposite sides of the kitchen island.
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"Just as John Bolton reportedly did, I would be shocked if Morrison did not regard Giuliani's activities as being out of bounds," said Kimball, who has been on opposite sides of arms control debates with Morrison for more than a decade.
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Her sisters could be heard adding on to the song in the background, singing, "We hope you come back… sober!" as Rumer blew out the candles while dad Bruce and mom Demi looked on from opposite sides of the table.
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Two distinct groups with differing views on the role of military force have begun to emerge within Trump's inner circle, he said, a split that could put McMaster and Mattis on opposite sides of the debate in the near future.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Around 20 guests gathered in a dusty corner of northern Afghanistan on Sunday night to break bread in celebration of a miraculous truce: the coming together of two bitter enemies who had been on opposite sides of the war.
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Most of the derivatives cancel one another out, they say, because the bank is essentially an intermediary between two parties taking opposite sides of a bet on whether, for example, interest rates will rise or a currency will lose value.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are on opposite sides in Middle East conflicts, with the Iranians a main ally of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria's civil war and of the armed Houthi movement fighting a Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen.
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China and Cuba: Communists on opposite sides of the Cold War Although both Cuba and China were functioning Communist states, Castro told Walters he viewed China as a "good ally" of the US, which was a bitter enemy of Cuba.
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It was the height of the Cold War -- and Cuba and China found themselves seemingly on opposite sides: Cuba a strong ally of the Soviet Union, while China had split with the Soviets over their different interpretations of Marxism-Leninism.
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The big question: I asked Nick Bagley and Jonathan Adler — two law professors who are often on opposite sides of health care legal issues — whether there could be any First Amendment problems with requiring drug makers to disclose their list prices.
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The former a celestial goddess, the latter a farm boy – the pair fall so deeply in love that they neglect their duties and are confined to opposite sides of the galaxy, divided by a river of stars (the Milky Way).
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American artist Alexander Calder, widely known for his metal sculptures and hanging mobiles, and Spanish artist Joan Miró, a Surrealist with an early connection to the Dada community, entered complementary phases of their respective careers on opposite sides of the world.
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MAJDAL SHAMS, Golan Heights (Reuters) - Druze Arabs and Israeli settlers on opposite sides of the dispute over U.S. President Donald Trump's support for Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights agree on one thing - it won't change matters on the ground.
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They were on opposite sides in blockbusters cases on climate change, the rights of people detained at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, whether the death penalty is available for child rape, prison overcrowding, life without parole for juvenile offenders and gay rights.
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Red and Blue are agents on opposite sides of the Time War, trying to nudge the arc of the universe into curving one way or the other, and braiding together different strands of time until the other side can't get in.
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Both will be stunned at how nasty things get as they battle for custody from opposite sides of the country — he, a theater director, has remained in Brooklyn, while she, an actress, has moved to Los Angeles for a TV job.
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In the days leading up to the attack, and on opposite sides of the Euphrates River, Russia and the United States were backing separate offensives against the Islamic State in Syria's oil-rich Deir al-Zour Province, which borders Iraq.
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In the end, the infectious buzz around the film, which centers on two families on opposite sides of South Korea's economic gap, turned out to be too powerful for its Oscar competitors, which included some of Hollywood's most seasoned filmmakers.
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After Russia and Turkey, which support opposite sides in the nine-year war, failed to reach an agreement in the last two weeks over Idlib, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has vowed to push back Syrian government forces if they press on.
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Last year's edition of the event, named in honour of Australian great Harry Hopman and started in 1989, was a vintage one with the highlight being a first-ever match featuring Federer and Serena Williams on opposite sides of the net.
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"What Ms. Tragos succeeds in illustrating is that if you take away the signs and listen to the stories, there is little difference between women on opposite sides of the debate," Helen T. Verongos wrote in The New York Times.
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By tradition, two sets of sealed envelopes containing the names of all 24 Oscar winners are held by two PwC accountants on opposite sides of the stage, to be handed out to the respective presenters as each category is announced.
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"New clinics with new equipment needlessly stand idle, not being able to serve thousands of dialysis patients in Hawaii, while patients scurry to clinics located many miles away from their homes, sometimes from opposite sides of the island," Mizuno said.
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Merkel told Politico that Russia and Ukraine, now mortal enemies, took opposite sides in the U.S. presidential race — each presumably banking on the idea that they would be better off with their chosen candidate, in terms of influence and U.S. aid.
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Around that true story, Mr. Rosenfeld has woven the fictional parable of a heroin-addicted white mother (Chloë Sevigny) trying to keep her son and his best friend, who is black, from ending up on opposite sides of the violence.
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The matchup evokes the days of Mark Messier and Wayne Gretzky, who skated on opposite sides in the 1990s, and more recently to two years ago, when the clubs met in the Stanley Cup finals, which the Kings won in five games.
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And I think one of the big issues here is the economy under two terms of Barack Obama and the economy that we now have after a year and a half of President Trump, and it is like opposite sides of the moon.
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The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Chicago Bears 16 to 15 in the NFL Wild Card playoff game on Sunday, and while Kyle and Chris Long were on opposite sides of the field, the brothers were nothing short of supportive of each other.
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Analysts said the move was a further sign of warming ties between Saudi Arabia and Russia since King Salman visited Moscow in 2017, the first Saudi monarch to do so, although the two countries stand on opposite sides on Syria and Iran.
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In a classic example of two entangled singlet state particles, if the first one is found to spin on an upward axis, then the second one must have a spin that points down, like two dice that always roll to opposite sides.
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Russia and Qatar have backed opposite sides for years in the war in Syria, but as the world's two leading natural gas exporters they have good reason to cooperate on energy issues and bury some of their differences over Middle East policy.
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We never would have guessed that the utilitarian device, used to measure the distance between two opposite sides of an object, happens to be the blogger's surprising weapon of choice in achieving the impossible: flawless brows that are identical, not fraternal twins.
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If the internet has one positive attribute, it's that it connects people: coworkers building the future together; families living on opposite sides of the world; future lovers flirting over instantaneous chat programs; and, late last week, Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor and me.
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The Farewell opens with the promise that it's "based on an actual lie," and then proceeds to show us a conversation full of falsehoods, as two relatives on opposite sides of the Atlantic feed each other fibs to spare the other from worry.
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By the numbers: The World Bank's Paul Brenton calculated in 2012 that passenger traffic between Brazzaville and Kinshasa — on opposite sides of the Congo River — was just 20% of the amount of traffic between East and West Berlin before the wall came down.
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After years of being on opposite sides of a bitter feud, Vicki Gunvalson finally appeared to mend fences with Tamra Judge and Shannon Beador on Monday's Real Housewives of Orange County season 12 reunion closer — all three women joining for a group hug.
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For instance: Jacob Wohl and the Krassenstein brothers, opposite sides of the grifter coin, were both banned not for spouting off unhinged bullshit about how great/horrible Donald Trump is, but because both of them were operating fake accounts on the side.
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As the action moves into smaller spaces, Tarantino frequently uses the ultra-wide format to produce a kind of split-screen effect, with characters positioned on opposite sides of the screen and, in many cases, a divider of some sort between them.
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There was a time when Styles P and Talib forming like Voltron for a full-length project would have been nigh incomprehensible––in the late 90's, the rappers stood firmly on opposite sides of an impermeable divide within New York hip-hop.
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The statement will not go into the substance of terms that Britain might be given, including on the status of expatriates living on opposite sides of a new UK-EU border, despite calls from Britain for the Union to offer them immediate assurances.
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At one point, in what passed for excitement Thursday morning, a gray Ford Fusion rear-ended a blue Chevrolet Cobalt on the narrow slice of street where members of the news media and of the Secret Service had lined up on opposite sides.
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She was 18 when she married Allan Sands, who was a friend of her cousin, and they divorced in what Philippe calls "a very conflictual separation" when he was just 15, though they now live on opposite sides of the same street.
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Five years after meeting over frozen drinks at a barbecue and ending up in bed, they abandon their respective governments and go to work on opposite sides of the beauty products industry, with puffed-up executives portrayed by Paul Giamatti and Tom Wilkinson.
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Read more: Ivanka Trump and her brother Don Jr. are staking opposite sides in the gun control debate — and the president calls Don Jr. his 'gun expert'LaPierre took a victory lap on Tuesday after The Atlantic published its report about the internal discussions.
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Russia and Turkey have been on opposite sides of the Syrian conflict, and the two leaders had been at each other's throats since November, when Turkey shot down a Russian warplane that it said had violated its airspace on the Syrian border.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Even as Iran and Saudi Arabia supported opposite sides in a bitter and bloody proxy war in Syria, the two adversaries managed to preserve a tense calm just over the border in Lebanon, where they have long competed for influence.
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Whereas Vargas Llosa tells one man's life story, Murray tells the far more dynamic story of two men and a woman whose friendship endures for nearly 30 years, only to be shattered when they find themselves on opposite sides in the war.
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By measuring stellar parallax, which is the apparent motion of individual stars when observed from opposite sides of Earth's orbit, ESA scientists were also able to plot out the trajectories of hundreds of millions of stars, and approximate their distances from Earth.
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But despite the power of seeing Williams and Federer on opposite sides of the net, the future of the Hopman Cup is uncertain, with a new men's team event set to eclipse it, part of a trend of realignment and reinvention in tennis.
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The music builds in intricacy but remains oddly reticent, with unsettling snaps and buzzes ("gritty, funky, but in strict tempo," Mr. Adams indicates for this first section) from the double basses and an electric bass, located on opposite sides of the orchestra.
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The move comes as many parties on opposite sides in the nation's sprawling immigration court system have come together to demand that the Department of Justice temporarily halt court proceedings amidst the global pandemic — something the agency has thus far refused to do.
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But Iran has belatedly forced a serious foreign-policy debate among the major Democratic candidates, with Sanders and Biden representing opposite sides of a basic question that could define the next administration: What do Democrats believe about America's role in the world?
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Indeed, when I asked two economists on opposite sides of the debate to predict the effects of California's minimum wage hike earlier this year, they actually had the same response: The increase was so large that we don't know what's going to happen.
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After fighting on opposite sides of a civil war that erupted following independence from Portugal and killed more than one million people between 1977 and 1992, the ruling Frelimo party and former guerrilla movement Renamo signed a ceasefire that ended the worst of the bloodshed.
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Judge Cogan previously denied Balarezo's request for "contact visits" with Chapo, citing security concerns, so they're only allowed to meet with each other on opposite sides of a special room that is divided by a concrete wall outfitted with a mesh and plexiglass window.
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After all, if I put each member of a pair of gloves in boxes, and mail them to opposite sides of the earth, I should not be surprised that by looking inside one box I can determine the handedness of the glove in the other.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. – Pennsylvania&aposs attorney general and lawyers for current and retired priests came down on opposite sides over an effort by news organizations to unseal an extensive report into child sexual abuse and attempts to cover it up in several Roman Catholic dioceses.
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The party won 6 percent in 2012, at its first appearance on the ballot, but the few polls available suggest it should gain ground this time, attracting younger voters disillusioned by the two main parties that fought on opposite sides of Angola's long civil war.
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Waterhouse's work forged a connection between two tribes on seemingly opposite sides of the world—the Samish Indian Nation of Anacortes, Washington, and the Nenets of Siberia, an indigenous tribe from Arctic Russia—who nonetheless shared similar concerns about the rapidly warming northern Pacific.
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" The state of play, per the New York Times: "The attacks escalated tensions in an already tense region, where Iran has long been at odds with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and they are backing opposite sides in the civil war in Yemen.
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WARMING TIES Analysts said the move was a further sign of warming ties between Saudi Arabia and Russia since King Salman visited Moscow in 2017, the first Saudi monarch to do so, although the two countries stand on opposite sides on Syria and Iran.
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Taking their seats on opposite sides at the corners of the table were Prince William, seated between Prime Minister Theresa May and the U.S. ambassador's wife Suzanne Johnson, and Kate, who was between the Lord Mayor of London, Peter Estlin, and Steven T. Mnuchin.
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There is also plenty of prison politics, and the ongoing, on-again/off-again relationship between Piper (Taylor Schilling) and Alex (Laura Prepon), which has grown increasingly tiresome, complicated by the fact that the two now find themselves on opposite sides of the wall.
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I also serve on the advisory board of Seeds of Peace an international organization that does similar work with youth on opposite sides of conflicts between Israel and Palestine, India and Pakistan, and even among youth from different backgrounds here in the United States.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - When a toxic smog darkened the skies over the Indian capital last weekend and air pollution peaked to its highest levels this year, Nabeela Moinuddin and Fareeda, living on opposite sides of the economic divide, were panic-stricken for their families.
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