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With Europe shaken by a spiraling credit crisis and the tumult of the Arab Spring creating opportunities for Turkey to wield new clout as a regional power, people here are weighing a step that would have been unthinkable only a few years ago: walking away from the European Union altogether.

Industry executives and analysts have interpreted that official denial as a way to wield an undeclared trade weapon without creating a policy trail that could make it easier for other countries to bring a case against China at the World Trade Organization.

And none was more intriguing than Bowie, the first star to wield androgyny with such shameless sexual provocation that he not only created a new genre, but helped overturn generations of antediluvian attitudes.

The EU needs to wield its international influence and build on CETA's example to create and strengthen coalitions of nations dedicated to sustainability.

We begin to band together and do them: creating institutional change, making an impact on legislators, joining our groups with other groups to wield even more clout.

Advice ranged from "Don't be oversensitive" and "Be tough" to "Wield power like a woman --referencing different life experiences for woman --referencinggreater empathy".

It was the democratic revolution, especially in France, that created the vision of a political government responsible for all aspects of human society and, most important, possessed the power to wield this responsibility.

Many are continuing to wield influence.

Weapon handler (weapon) Chooses weapon to wield.

Sectarian militias continue to wield outsize influence.

We learn to wield informal power.