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His absence didn’t slow down the Jazz in the early going against a Lakers defense that was not engaged.

From Los Angeles Times

There are disagreements, of course, Gabriel said, “but in the end, the thing that makes us so successful is we’re united — if someone goes against us, we’re a united front.”

From Los Angeles Times

He added that Sir Keir's desire to stop leaks was "clear" and "if anyone decides to go against that there will be consequences for it".

From BBC

He wants to punish those who speak out against him, who present cases against him and who, in doing their jobs to the letter of the law, go against his wishes.

From Salon

As an adult, Livermore made legendary scores by going against the market.

From The Wall Street Journal