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"He's a spy so its also a bit romantic, a bit ideological," he added.

Mr Zuma sounds a bit less ideological and a bit keener to boost South Africa's trade and commerce.

It will be based on a modest agenda of trade and commerce and a bit of ideological alignment.

Mike Widener, the school's rare book librarian, said he had put some thought into which recent justices to highlight, settling on Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justices Sandra Day O'Connor and John Paul Stevens. "I did try to provide a bit of ideological balance," Mr. Widener said.

Assigning a prominent (if not dominant) role to China and other fast-developing countries, it was a bit of an ideological mishmash.

The same unconfirmed rumors about Mr. Kirk's sexual orientation have been regurgitated quite a bit by the ideological swamp that is the blogosphere.

Judge Testar told the court: "They got themselves into a bit of an ideological twizzle.

A lot of this feels ideological, a bit doctrinaire.

"The freeing of controls is a landmark moment for the sector and I for one am glad that a little bit of ideological policymaking has prevailed at last".

Winterson said: "Either we stop arguing and agree that libraries are doing their best to reinvent themselves, and that with a bit of help, financial and ideological - they belong to the future, or we let them run down until they disappear.

President Obama shares some of those instincts toward ideological concessions, creating a bit of suspense regarding the nature of the second-term agenda he intends to unveil tonight.