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1. "... up. OPPOSITE VIEWS Two GOP presidential hopefuls campaigning over the weekend in Iowa took opposite views on Microsoft's antitrust trial: Gary Bauer said the little guy won when..."

Source:   Pierce, Greg. "INSIDE POLITICS" Washington Times Nov. 8 1999: 6 Google This

2. "... Court, on the other hand, took the opposite view and found that the plaintiff was not disabled within the meaning of the ADA and therefore was not protected from the alleged discriminatory..."

Source:   Mayer, Connie. "Is HIV a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act: unanswered questions after Bragdon v. Abbott" Journal of Law and Health 14.2 June 22 1999: 179-209 Google This

3. "... demand for improvements in Palestinian security efforts, Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright took the opposite point of view in public and slammed Israel's government for halting the peace pact, said Mr. Bar-Illan."

Source:   Barber, Ben. "Aide to Netanyahu cries election foul: Spokesman says U.S. helped Barak" Washington Times June 4 1999: 13 Google This

4. " Russell points out that Lopes's successor, Zurara, took an opposite view and reversed the trend; but the sting in the tail is the contention that Lopes (and also in his time Zurara) was..."

Source:   Pattison, D.G. "Historical Literature in Medieval Iberia" Medium Aevum 67.2 Sept. 22 1998: 346-347 Google This

5. " Jefferson took the opposite view -- the individual is sovereign, not the state."

Source:   Brimelow, Peter,DONNELLY, PAUL. "Symposium" Insight on the News 16.25 July 3 2000: 40 Google This

6. "... Lee, the Queen's Champion, organised an annual tilting match to commemorate her Ascension Day and the event continued under James I. The young William Cavendish took part in..."

Source:   Worsley, Lucy. "Reining Cavaliers: Lucy Worsley discusses the importance of the art and discipline of horsemanship to the men who became known as the Cavaliers" History Today 54.9 Sept. 1 2004: 9-16 Google This

7. " 1876 Cincinnati Candidate: Rutherford B. Hayes Veep pick: William A. Wheeler Memorable moment: It took Hayes seven ballots to edge front-runner James G. Blaine for the nomination."

Source:   DiBacco, Thomas V. "Republicans come full circle in Philadelphia" Washington Times July 30 2000: 6 Google This

8. " Indeed the opposite appears to be true, if we are to believe the work of James Harvey Young, for example."

Source:   Green, Harvey. "The Sculpture Machine: Physical Culture and Body Politics in the Age of Empire" Journal of Social History 32.4 June 22 1999: 949-952 Google This

9. " Denton and receivers Chris Thomas and James Thrash are the top candidates to replace Turner as the "bullet" opposite Darryl Pounds in punt coverage."

Source:   Elfin, David. "Redskins waive Turner and Kuehl" Washington Times Aug. 31 1998: 1 Google This

10. "... decision to eliminate the Lewinsky testimony from the case was the correct one." But James Fisher, who argued the Jones case before the appellate panel, said, "The exact opposite is true."

Source:   Curl, Joseph. "Judges hint Lewinsky evidence valid in a Jones vs. Clinton trial" Washington Times Oct. 21 1998: 18 Google This

11. " The latter, from a James Hilton novel about a devoted married couple--Ronald Colman opposite Greer Garson--who are sundered by the man's amnesia, was one of the most satisfying pieces of tosh MGM ever produced."

Source:   FULLER, GRAHAM. "WHATEVER HAPPENED TO SCREEN ROMANCE?" Interview 30.3 Mar. 1 2000: 112 Google This

12. " These victims came "from opposite sides of the political barricades," James Meek wrote in the London Guardian newspaper."

Source:   Sieff, Martin. "St. Petersburg becoming murder capital of nation" Washington Times Nov. 29 1998: 6 Google This

13. " Reduced to its plot, Henry Fool is the story of how these two men switch places, as opposites tend to do. Crewcut and skeletal in his garbageman's uniform, Simon (James Urbaniak) seems to lack room in himself for words."

Source:   Klawans, Stuart. "Voyage to the Beginning of the World" Nation v267.n2 July 13 1998: 35-71 Google This

14. " Reduced to its plot, Henry Fool is the story of how these two men switch places, as opposites tend to do. Crewcut and skeletal in his garbageman's uniform, Simon (James Urbaniak) seems to lack room in himself for words."

Source:   Klawans, Stuart. "Mulan" Nation v267.n2 July 13 1998: 35-37 Google This
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15. " Reduced to its plot, Henry Fool is the story of how these two men switch places, as opposites tend to do. Crewcut and skeletal in his garbageman's uniform, Simon (James Urbaniak) seems to lack room in himself for words."

Source:   Klawans, Stuart. "Henry Fool" Nation v267.n2 July 13 1998: 35-37

16. " In this paper, examples from several regions and time periods have been adduced to show how nobles often behaved in ways opposite to what Mervyn James suggested and also that their behavior cannot be confined to a particular context of societal change."

Source:   PALMER, WILLIAM. "Scenes from Provincial Life: History, Honor, and Meaning in the Tudor North [*]" Renaissance Quarterly 53.2 June 22 2000: 425 Google This

17. "... presenting her as aloof, while Jonson's "portrayals of James do just the opposite -- create a warmth and familiarity between monarch and subjects that was frequently missing in reality" (33)."

Source:   Brady, Jennifer. "Ben Jonson, Revisited" Renaissance Quarterly 55.1 Mar. 22 2002: 272-287 Google This

18. " James Madison, concerned with protecting individual rights, argued just the opposite of Sherman--that republican liberty would perish under the states and that the people would..."

Source:   Hamilton, David K. "The government centralization-decentralization debate in metropolitan areas" Review of Policy Research 21.5 Sept. 1 2004: 663-681 Google This

19. " He is on the opposite end of the spectrum from James Joyce, Pablo Picasso, and Ezra Pound, and the desire to recover what Guy Davenport..."

Source:   Yau, John. "Time halted: the photographs of Hiroshi Sugimoto" American Poetry Review 33.5 Sept. 1 2004: 11-17 Google This

20. " The Passion is dangerous because it refuses to go along with the William James view that religion's sole utility is the provision of moral vacations."

Source:   Frohnen, Bruce. "The Passion's severe mercy" Modern Age 46.4 Sept. 22 2004: 374-382 Google This

21. "... Denniston led to my transfer from the education division to trade books, to a desk directly opposite James in the open-plan office, and to a lasting friendship."

Source:   Walker, Alan Gordon. "James Hale" Bookseller .5093 Sept. 5 2003: 9-10 Google This

22. " Fourteen years drained into the fifteen minutes that it took a late-summer sun to douse its light behind the opposite bank, the boys to call their match over. "

Source:   Hacker, Marilyn. "GRIEF" Nation 270.6 Feb. 14 2000: 30 Google This
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23. " In the eighteenth century Rubens's studio arrangement had been cited as evidence for just the opposite conclusion--that top lighting was the most appropriate form for picture displays. [88] Eastlake's reasoning took a different direction."

Source:   Klonk, Charlotte. "Mounting Vision: Charles Eastlake and the National Gallery of London" Art Bulletin 82.2 June 1 2000: 331 Google This

24. " Mr. Hager took the opposite approach, his handlers said - he didn't throw a party, but he spent every evening with the delegation on the convention floor."

Source:   Dinan, Stephen. "Little certain for top races in 2001" Washington Times Aug. 13 2000: 12 Google This

25. " Along with their husbands, they took the issues of the nation, fashion, and their "spiritual selves" seriously, yet they had little understanding of or interest in their opposites, the people who inhabited the farms and villages of the surrounding countryside."

Source:   Amato, Joseph A.,Amato, Anthony. "Minnesota, Real and Imagined: A View from the Countryside" Daedalus 129.3 June 22 2000: 55 Google This

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