31.   Sometimes the right have to stand alone...

32.   Speaking in its defense on Tuesday, the home minister, L.K. Advani, argued that in times of war certain individual rights had to be suspended.

33.   The group Not Dead Yet, for instance, offers a nuanced argument that the so-called right to die has a disproportionate impact on people with disabilities.

34.   The media inferred that Bush was ignoring moral issues because the religious right has nowhere else to go.

35.   The rights also have warrants attached to them.

36.   The sticking point is whether those implementations should be voluntary or mandated and at what point government should have the right to mandate.

37.   There are those who say that these women were victims of older men, and so have a right to revenge.

38.   These are the children who were impossible to reunite with their families, so parental rights had to be legally severed.

39.   When the history of these sorry times is written, the right will have as much to answer for as the left.

40.   With the disappearance of communism, the far right apparently had to concoct a new enemy, a new cause, and the Kulturkampf is it.