On the other are speculators willing to assume the risk on the other side of a contract in hopes of a big payday on someone else's loss.

FORBES: Up From the Pits

Nor can we say with certainty what impact a medical condition will have on someone's life or how they might experience a treatment's side effects.

WSJ: Hartzband and Groopman on the Rise of the Medical Expertocracy

The other cases do not show the sort of transmission pattern that normally gives away a genetic disease yet there is a bigger chance than normal that someone will suffer from Alzheimer's if relatives on his mother's side have also suffered.

ECONOMIST: Trojan DNA

She said she had been taken by someone and begged for police officers to arrive at the home on Cleveland's west side before he returned.

NPR: 3 Missing Women Found In Ohio, 3 Brothers Arrested

She said she had been taken by someone and begged for police officers to come to the home on Cleveland's west side before the man returned.

NPR: Frantic 911 Call Leads To 3 Missing Women In Ohio

"We've always believed there's a huge psychological benefit for a child to know that someone on the other side of the world really loves and cares about them, " he said.

BBC: Is child sponsorship ethical?

Someone on the pro side, pro Tony Blair side, in the Labour controversy that's going on at the moment.

BBC: Breakfast with Frost

You meet someone you don't know on the side of the dance floor and dance - it's intimate, it's romantic, it's a bond like no other.

BBC: Forever Tango

So I think that's why the President felt strongly about including the authority for rate review, and I think that's why the American people want -- the American people want someone to be on their side looking into this.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing