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A Serendipitous Opportunity to Seize the Moment With moderate cleric Hassan Rouhani only weeks away from being sworn in as Iran's new president, it would only be counterproductive to the P5+1 talks if more sanctions be pushed at a time when, as NIAC calls it, both sides should "seize the moment" for peace.

Whether a vision exists of not, Peeks appears to be pushing at a gradually opening door.

Leigh Halfpenny extended Wales' lead with a penalty after 29 minutes, Alun Wyn Jones having been pushed at a line-out by Sergio Parisse.

"I think one would be pushing at an open door.

So the government should be pushing at an open door on this one.

But, however pioneering it once was in its advocacy of gay family life, Fierstein's trilogy now seems to be pushing at an open door.

The rapper appears to be pushing at an open door, with the campaign notching up its first success even before its launch.

What is so depressing about this is that the lobbies for a continuation of our current energy system – effectively lobbying against a sustainable and secure energy system – appear to be pushing at an open door in Whitehall.

It is brave to write a book arguing that economies should stop growing when millions of jobs are being lost, though they may be pushing at an open door in public consciousness.

Robertson will press that point in a meeting with Bernstein, likely to take place in the first week of the new year – but he may well be pushing at an open door.

They appear to be pushing at an open door.