51.   Both sides claim Kashmir, but after two wars, India controls most of it.

52.   Both sides claim that there has been backsliding since then in the conversations that have taken place sporadically between senior officials on both sides.

53.   Both sides claim the future of privacy is at stake.

54.   Both sides claim their national sovereignty and economic livelihoods are at stake, so they threaten each other with billions in sanctions and counter-sanctions.

55.   Both sides claimed victory in the settlement on Sunday night that ended the six-day partial shutdown of the government, the longest in history.

56.   Both sides will claim victory.

57.   A compromise remains a distinct possibility, allowing both sides to claim partial victory.

58.   A misdemeanor plea, if one is struck, would let both sides claim victory while providing a potentially important evidentiary step as the prosecutors build their case.

59.   Administration officials said this approach would allow both sides to claim a victory.

60.   After a decade of fighting during which each side claimed to have killed thousands of the enemy, the Afghan rebels poured out of their encampments and took Khost.