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Two, Uganda and Rwanda, were trying to overthrow their former puppet, President Laurent Kabila, the others ostensibly seeking to prop him up.

They claimed their group had been open to negotiations with Gaddafi's ostensibly reform-minded son Saif al-Islam, But that Saif had proven a hypocrite.

Fighting alongside the SPDC are soldiers ostensibly belonging to a rival Karen militia, the Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (DKBA) -a loose coalition of KNU defectors, drug-runners and freelance thugs.

While not ostensibly a large difference, that ratio equates to 7 million fewer girls than boys under the age of 7 in India, which is home to 1.2 billion people.

He did it ostensibly for love, but really for money.

Maybe he was ostensibly successful-displaying his status symbols as if they were trophies-but he wasn't actually successful.

An investigation carried out ostensibly to uncover subversive activities but actually used to harass and undermine those with differing views.

At Hitler's insistence the production of civilian goods had been maintained at a surprisingly large figure throughout the war--ostensibly to keep up morale.

These decrees were ostensibly designed to speed the implementation of a free-trade agreement with the United States, but trade had little to do with the new rules that AIDESEP objects to.

Shot over 19 days on location in New York in 2007, the low-budget film isn't ostensibly about the attack itself, which occurs off-camera in the opening scene.

They recruited 141 undergraduates from Carnegie Mellon University to participate in a study ostensibly about math skills.

In the first, 95 undergraduate women were individually invited to a lab ostensibly to participate in a study about movie viewership.

They ostensibly face travel restrictions and are subject to monitoring by the police.

As the emissary of a new President ostensibly still in "listening mode", Hillary Clinton was politesse personified during her first swing as secretary of state through the Middle East this week.

Though ostensibly silent, a handwritten letter from someone we know speaks with the voice-querulous, joking, ardent, tinged with an accent from Padua or bulawayo-of its author.