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• Whether back labor will occur cannot be predicted in advance.
• He had tentatively planned to go back Labor Day, Sept . 3.
• But back labor can also occur when the baby is not in that position.
• I asked him how he intended to woo back labor leaders whom he had offended.
• Some political analysts think the alliance could succeed in beating back Labor's charge.
• However, he stated he would continue to back Labor on confidence and supply matters.
• The third party, the Liberal Democrats, have 25 and would back Labor in a no-confidence vote.
• Reports of how many mothers experience back labor vary, though estimates in the range of 30 % are common.
• Opposition is especially pronounced within the country's 900, 000-strong Arab population, which traditionally backs Labor.
• The Ulster Unionist party could conceivably back Labor and the rebels on a no-confidence motion over Europe, bringing the government down.
• Economists argue that the losers in this competition start to downsize, cutting back labor hours no longer needed to serve customers that have switched to Principal.
• In several states, union members visited the homes of other members or talked to them at work, urging them to back labor-endorsed candidates.
• In the past year, Peiser and the rest of TWA's management pulled the airline out of unprofitable international markets and cut back labor and operating costs.
• But they also recognize he signed the Family and Medical Leave Act and opposed Republican attempts to turn back labor laws governing wages and cut funding for safety programs.
• Labor Party leader Thorbjoern Jagland appealed to the Christian Democrats, the lead party in the moderate coalition, to back Labor in a possible showdown with the Conservatives.
• He ruled out leaving the federation, he attacked the North American Free Trade Agreement, and he promised to do more organizing and to back labor-friendly candidates.
• Hague's future will likely depend on whether he can at least roll back Labor's 178-seat majority in the 659-seat House of Commons.
• Polls have Howard's center-right government the likely winner, but undecided voters opting to back Labor could end Howard's 30-year political career.
• Canadian Auto Workers president Buzz Hargrove last month warned the government and manufacturers that any attempt to roll back labor legislation would be opposed . ( See story 2121Z US Equity CN)