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31. To be opposed to it, and have an alternative is one thing, but to be just opposed to it without giving us another option here, that's another matter, and that's what's hard for everybody to do.
32. HP and Nokia are also said to be opposed to the terms of the auction that would terminate current licensing agreements.
33. He must be a good politician and leader. He must be opposed to slavery, but not too extreme.
34. However, Wenger says he would not be opposed to the Premiership champions joining.
35. The summit can, though, be opposed to decline as evil to good.
36. And we 'd be opposed to the most precious quality of man : his individuality , his differentness from the mob .
37. "How can one be opposed to what is taking place before one's eyes each moment of the day"?
38. Weighty evidence can be opposed to the admission of great and abrupt modifications.
39. If there was a way of extracting the stem cells without destroying them, I would not be opposed to it.
40. The United States expert Baker also cites the popular maxim: "As for philosophic questions, you can agree with Kant or be opposed to, but you can not lose Kant."
41. The paper holds that out of the social practice of mankind anthropocentrism should be stuck to but confined to a certain extent only and that misunderstanding of anthropocentrism be opposed to.
42. When the name of the proposal obtained by debt consolidation loans can be opposed to the resettlement of the loan application security.
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