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side with
verb as in agree
verb as in back
verb as in befriend
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verb as in champion
verb as in cooperate
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verb as in encourage
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verb as in favor
verb as in join
verb as in support
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verb as in sympathize
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verb as in uphold
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Example Sentences
If the courts were to side with the administration, Leavitt said local leaders — most of whom are Democrats — should not be concerned about the possibility of long-term plans to have their cities occupied by the military.
"The first minister also reiterated the Scottish government's longstanding call for an immediate ceasefire, the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages, and that Israelis and Palestinians must be allowed to live safely side by side with long-lasting peace, prosperity, and security," it added.
Foreigners have also served on the opposing side, with Ukrainian officials stating in the past that roughly 20,000 fighters from 50 countries joined Ukraine’s International Legion, including around 3,000 Iraqis.
Republicans need eight Democratic senators to vote with them, while Democrats need 13 Republicans to side with them.
As well as personally reviewing his opponent, as always, Howe familiarised his side with their new surroundings by training at Lotto Park on the eve of the game.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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