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In the weeks that followed, Mr Rohani campaigned on the rhetoric of moderation, technocracy and rapprochement with the West, while Iran's reformist bloc stayed quiet.

He supported large parts of the Ostpolitik, the policy of reconciliation and rapprochement with the eastern countries that his own unit had tormented.

//The Idol// 16. (S) The Kingdom's chattering classes aren't the only ones noticing the movement towards moderation and rapprochement with the outside world that is reflected in print and television media.

The first U.K. leader to visit Libya since WWII, Blair said the rejection of banned weapons and rapprochement with the West could convince other Arab nations to reject "extremist fanatical terrorism driven by al Qaeda…It is a very, very important signal for the whole of the Arab world".

Since his illness in 2006, Fidel has been gradually moving off center stage, but he has still written occasional commentaries, sniping at hints of economic reforms and rapprochement with the U.S., making occasional ceremonial appearances and meeting with foreign dignitaries.

Indeed, many analysts have predicted that Iran will embark on a path of increased liberalization and rapprochement with Washington, that the likely increase in outside investment and an increased foreign presence may spell the beginning of the end of the country's economic, political and cultural insularity.

Mr. Karamanlis, 43, espoused the same pragmatic path taken by his rival -- fiscal restraint to meet European prerequisites for inclusion in the European currency, the Euro, and rapprochement with Greece's historic enemy, Turkey.

Nationalism has lost some of its political edge as Greece seeks integration with Europe and rapprochement with Turkey, but insecurity about the economic and social costs of assimilation has helped it resurface.

Polls have shown that the American public supports Obamacare, gay marriage and rapprochement with Iran and Cuba.

Such is the path that gay marriage, national health care and rapprochement with Cuba have taken.

Some worry that the introduction of female bishops could further split a communion already torn over homosexuality and undermine rapprochement with the Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches.Britain's established church is declining.