"We hope that Mr. Netanyahu can listen to the wisdom of the voices of the leaders who are now moderate," said Mohamed Bassiouni, a former Egyptian ambassador to Israel and one of the loudest voices here for warmer ties, referring to Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister.
He has gained a little weight and grown a small but significant amount, perhaps because his asthma is now moderate rather than severe, which Nadeau says may be a result of his participation in the Xolair trial.
But Defra said the risk for Wales was now moderate.
China's urban unemployment rate is now moderate, having fallen in the 2000s.
Experts are now arguing that moderate hip-hop and a moderate understanding of Malcolm X would help reach at-risk Muslim youth, especially as former militants come forward claiming they were set on the path to extremism by gangsta rap and Malcolm X.
But caddies are now enjoying a moderate resurgence at certain private and daily fee courses as American golfers have gained a renewed appreciation of traditionalism and the health benefits of walking.
Soon, we are dealing exclusively with those who chased the stocks higher, bought in relatively late, and are now staring at moderate to potentially massive losses in their positions.
The Russians, we are now informed, are bombing the "moderates" in Syria – "moderates" whom even the Americans admitted two months ago, no longer existed.
Southerners, Westerners and moderates are now shopping for a new candidate, perhaps Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico or Governor Tom Vilsack of Iowa, Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana or former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, the vice-presidential nominee in 2004.Mr Allen may also have been afflicted by the curse of early popularity.
Urban areas, which are now home to most moderate poor and vulnerable, are characterized by higher (particularly upward) income mobility.
Secular moderates are now outnumbered by Islamists and jihadists, whose brutal tactics have caused widespread concern and triggered rebel infighting.
