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On November 5th the government expressed a new willingness to reduce its stake in these enterprises.
Others who had been critical of the proposal expressed a new optimism in the wake of Mr. Paterson's endorsement.
Democrats see such a provision as essential, and in recent weeks, Republican leaders of the House and the Senate have expressed a new willingness to consider the idea, as a way to make health insurers more accountable.
Iranian leaders have acknowledged that their economy is under strain because of the sanctions, and have recently expressed a new willingness to discuss their uranium enrichment with Western powers.
A sophisticated theoretician and critic of China's present model of capitalist development, Mr. Wang expressed a new, urgent concern for what some might call more old-fashioned humanistic values.
It was in the later 18th century that Messiah became part of the ritual of national identity, a religious work that could draw together dissenters and Anglicans, and which expressed a new consensus and sense of equipoise (ironic indeed, as Messiah was intended by its librettist Charles Jennens as an orthodox blast against theological laxity).
To clone and express a new gene psl12 from shark liver, purify the expression product, and study its inhibitory effects on hepatoma cells.
8. "I want to express a new femininity that is already living in the future.
"But the problem," he added, "is there are no new political parties that can express a new dynamic era".
Far from it: this is now the financial center of a strong Germany seeking to define and express a new national pride.
Some express a new fear of flying in general or hijacking in particular; many more say they fear the logistical problems.
