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They thus become used to working together with political opponents and often find common ground.

That's exactly the case his political opponents want to press.

Six more political opponents are said to be held without charges.

Much criticism on these issues has come from political opponents of Bush.

Because development cooperation has nothing to do with whether we are political opponents or not.

Political opponents, however, say Government officials have spent too much time helping themselves.

He seemed ready to use the post in his role as the chief political opponent of the president.

And his political opponents are certain to bring even more scrutiny.

And were there not political opponents among the German workers themselves?

He won by over 6,000 votes against his political opponent.

The president's political opponents want to run him out of office on a rail.

During this period, many of the president's political opponents died in the camp.

"We'd been political opponents and we became very close friends.

He sensed that political opponents were out to get him.

Some private environmental groups and political opponents were less optimistic.

You know, every elected official has his or her political opponents.

But his political opponents were not satisfied, and said it was too late.

His political opponents called that just one more example of a corrupt Government at work.

Worse still is the way he has treated his political opponents.

Political opponents were given the opportunity to go into exile.

His "coming out" at the time gained him both national attention and political opponents.

He was known for his ability to collaborate with political opponents.

Some of those seeking information, he has suggested, are in effect doing research for his political opponents.

The magazines published a list of 119 dead political opponents.

The Argentine military killed 10,000 of its political opponents between 1976 and 1983.