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The Coalition has also been attempting to walk a line between validating Hanson's electoral mandate and rejecting her extreme views on race, immigration and Islam.

WASHINGTON -- The White House is attempting to walk a fine line on how to change a 2008 anti-trafficking law that has become a flashpoint as Congress considers how to address the ongoing border crisis.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky ., who is attempting to walk a delicate line between social conseR-Ky .es and his more libertarian-minded supporters, has been sending mixed messages of late on the issues of abortion and contraception.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is attempting to walk a line between the enormous international pressure on him to help facilitate a fair investigation of the incident and the nationalist sentiment he has fostered at home.

Right away, the reader is given a reason to be interested in the character dynamics as Clayton is the Burroughs family member that is attempting to walk a new path and Halford is the exact opposite, comfortable reveling in his murderous and drug running ways.

Martin Weale, director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, said the chancellor had attempted to walk a tightrope between inflation and supporting growth.

Jay-Z has attempted to walk a tightrope of street credibility while also achieving immense pop success; he oversees a sprawling Roc-a-Fella empire that encompasses music, film and a successful hip-hop clothing line.

In "Frances and Bernard" Ms. Bauer attempts to walk a tricky line, giving her characters enough life of their own to seem more than historical glosses, while borrowing from Lowell and O'Connor's stature so that Bernard and Frances become sufficiently formidable literary figures to carry the show.

Ultimately much will depend on whether the death penalty is reinstated [in Turkey]." With officials in crisis-hit Greece also concerned about the ability of Turkish authorities to stop new waves of migrants pouring into the country following the coup, Athens has attempted to walk a middle line.

While the president has attempted to walk a delicate line with Russia -- not wanting to antagonize Vladimir Putin, while at the same time engaging in a game of chess with him in the Middle East -- any subtlety that may remain in the relationship between Russia and the U.S. will quickly disappear under a Republican Congress.

Since the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, in Parkland, Florida, on Valentine's Day, N.R.A.-backed politicians such as Trump, on whose Presidential campaign the group spent more than thirty million dollars, have sometimes attempted to walk an impossible line: openly considering calls for gun regulation while avoiding the N.R.A.'s wrath.