91.   Each side claimed they had caused heavy casualties.

92.   Each side claims confidence.

93.   Even as neither side claimed a triumph, Democrats and Republicans asserted that they accomplished many objectives in the debate.

94.   However, both sides have claimed that the cease-fire has been violated.

95.   In picking up that cue, both sides claimed victory while opening the door to a deal.

96.   In this way, all sides could claim victory.

97.   Last month, a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., decided the issue, but since each side claimed victory, the dispute remains murky.

98.   Mitchell must come up with a formula that can let both sides claim victory, or at least avoid defeat.

99.   Negotiators could impose overlapping layers of authority over the holy city, letting both sides claim it as theirs.

100.   Neither side claimed victory, although it was clear that the National Party got essentially what de Klerk had demanded before filing suit.