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Regime hardliners act much the same.

The state department has hitherto seen these acts as the work of hardliners, and has tried to build parallel ties with moderates.

According to the hardliners, belonging to the WCC inevitably involves joint acts of worship with liberal Protestants which blur the intregrity of a tradition-minded church.

Chinese hardliners see these moves as Japan's willingness to act as a proxy of the US in its efforts to contain China's rise and expand US presence and influence in the Asia-Pacific region.

McCain was a centrist himself on immigration until his failed bid for president in 2008 and his 2010 reelection campaign, when he went from a supporter of comprehensive immigration reform and the Dream Act to a "complete the danged fence" would-be hardliner.

Hardliners argued that this was a way of "gutting" the more specific Secure Fence Act of 2006.

Observers point to evidence of a careful balancing act as Modi, who spent decades as an RSS organiser, looks to convince hardliners within the Hindu nationalist movement that he is protecting local industries and agriculture and taking a strong stand against neighbouring powers.

He has consistently taken the hardline conservative position to appease the Christensens and Abbotts: on immigration, asylum seekers, the Racial Discrimination Act, the environment, and on the marriage equality plebiscite, Turnbull has allowed the hardliners to override his natural, small-l liberal instincts.

Thus, using it as an excuse, the hardliners have been once again attacking fiercely the Green Movement's leaders, claiming that their house arrest is the "most merciful act" by Khamenei.

But hardliners remained unconvinced.

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