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The three-year accord, the culmination of a 17-hour overnight summit, was "a very difficult compromise" made by a government with its back to the wall.

The compromise made by famous writers like Mr. Mahfouz was to write in classical Arabic so the broadest possible number of people could understand.

Armenians refused to allow the issue to subside despite a compromise made by Gorbachev, which included a promise of a 400 million-ruble package to introduce Armenian language textbooks and television programming in Karabakh.

But he worries about the compromises made by biologists in balancing environmental and commercial factors.

U.S. military force, especially, arouses his rage, for it reminds him of the compromises made by Adenauer's Germany to join the Cold War.

Conservative and Liberal Democrat backbenchers smart at the compromises made by their leaders: no one was elected on the coalition agreement, they argue.

Both of Mr. Klein's novels look at the moral compromises made by politicians and the changes wrought by the growing influence of consultants and negative campaigning.

Both the title track and Edith and the Kingpin dissect the compromises made by women bound by marriage to powerful men.

Trust me, one side will, although Stern, in a telephone interview Friday, cited compromises made by both sides and maintained that the owners and union "are going to be pleased with the deal over the next 10 years".

He later directed the highly acclaimed The Good Shepherd (2006), which centres on the origins of the CIA and the compromises made by an agent over the span of his career.

A few years after that, a famous piece in The New Yorker, "The Journalist and the Murderer," by Janet Malcolm, took the case as emblematic of the moral compromises made by writers.