1. The young Czechs I met were especially pro-American.

2. Sometimes the crowds were gloatingly pro-American as the nation's athletes collected an overachieving 83 gold medals.

3. American commentators have delighted in Sarkozy's pro-American musings and statements.

4. Zardari, who is often accused of being too pro-American, met with Clinton today but did not appear with her in public.

5. One was pro-American. The other was made up of protesters angry about a decision by the Lee government to resume imports of American beef.

6. Frank Taylor joins the "pro-American" Black Legion when he loses his chance at foremanship to a foreign-born man.

7. S. and the West want to keep China down, now have their own megaphones to denounce any Chinese official who compromises too much as "pro-American" or "a traitor.

8. Last year, Havel joined with other pro-American Eastern European leaders to call on Obama not to ignore Eastern Europe during the "reset" with Russia.

9. Aso is a pro-American leader whose party faces a serious political challenge if it does not address domestic economic fears.

10. Much less pro-American than Jiang, Huresponded respectfully but coolly to overtures from the Bush and the Obamaadministrations for a new and better relationship.

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11. Another clip calls the South Korean foreign minister a "pro-American flunky" who should make his living by "mopping the floors of the Pentagon."

12. But democracy activists have to be careful not to be labeled "pro-American, " because that would destroy their credibility.

13. Here the lingering conflict and the constant bleeding of the pro-American forces in the long term could waste even the political capital America needs in East Asia.

14. In fact it is ironic to me that it is considered pro-American to want the dollar to maintain its role as the world's dominant reserve currency and anti-American to call for a change.