51.   If neither side wants to give an inch, it is partly because the well-being of children is in the balance.

52.   Impasse is an ugly labor word, and neither side wants to wind up back in the New York courtroom of Judge Sonia Sotomayer.

53.   In most espionage cases, neither side wants to go to trial.

54.   Instead, the differing approaches seemed less like ideological engagement and more like standard litigation strategy, in which each side wants most of all to win.

55.   International efforts to make a cease-fire hold are based on the notion that both sides want peace enough that they are willing to negotiate and give something up.

56.   It could never be enforced, of course, since both sides would want to put their spin on who actually got the better part of the deal.

57.   It has always been clear that both sides wanted to use the case to reach a broad public audience with their messages.

58.   It appeared that neither side wanted peace on any reasonable terms.

59.   It is entirely possible, of course, that neither side wants anything to do with such a clear-cut contest of ideas.

60.   It must be deduced that neither side really wants to stop it urgently enough to make key concessions.