If it is obvious that huge amounts of money are being spent on one side of an argument, they will generally vote for the other side.

ECONOMIST: Direct democracy

It generally involves some administration picking one side of this argument over the other.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

The problem is that one side of the argument usually has all the money and all the manpower.

CNN: Edwards' October 13, 2007, speech on restoring democracy

How can you own something which is naturally occurring, and protect it for your own commercial interest, goes one side of the argument?

BBC: Letter from America: Buy and cell

Leave on one side the moral argument for education.

BBC: NEWS | UK | UK Politics | In full: George Osborne speech

Well, I am one and I will now enlighten you as to the other side of the argument, the one against Uber.

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One, you can take a side on the valuation argument and hope that you made the right call.

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Yet, no one ever looks at the flip-side of this argument.

FORBES: Connect

This argument is a supply-side one.

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One could just as easily argue the opposite side of the argument.

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In this, as in all his work, he brought to an argument the cogency of the rationally convinced with the wisdom of one who could see the other side.

ECONOMIST: Ludovic Kennedy