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(Not coincidentally, perhaps, AIPAC has adopted much the same position.

Now, many grumble that he has adopted much of the imperial style of his authoritarian predecessors.

His critics say Mr. Voronin has adopted much of the Kremlin's governing style, cracking down on political dissent and muting critical media.

Mr. Peretz, whose previous film was the Ian McEwan adaptation "First Love, Last Rites," has adopted much of the style of Denmark's Dogma 95 movement, using handheld amateur video cameras, direct sound, few auxiliary lights and only minimal set decoration.

In this sense, Macao has adopted much the same strategy as the vast majority of Mainland cities, where rapidly deteriorating environmental quality is accompanying a rise in personal disposable income for those with urban resident rights.

The Spanish national team has adopted much the same tactic, often to devastating effect, and it has changed football into a game that is less about bold and brilliant attacking manoeuvres designed to secure winning goals and more about patience, avoiding mistakes, and ensuring that you don't lose.

In London, Mr. Berezovsky had adopted much the same style as an oligarch in Russia, with chauffeurs and bodyguards.

Despite their recent experience of statelessness and oppression at the hands of Khartoum, the South Sudanese have adopted much of their former tormenters' behavior and rhetoric against the politically weak groups of the day.

And when he left, he said over a dinner that he was enormously admiring of Mr. Obama, chiefly because the new president had adopted much of Mr. ElBaradei's nuclear agenda.

Westward, in the marshes south of the Congo River, is the large group of Tswa (Batswa), who, like the Twa, have adopted much of the culture and language of neighbouring tribes.

Mr. Bernanke conceded that the central bank had failed to prevent the explosion of no-document mortgages and other exotic practices at the heart of the mortgage bust, though he said the Fed was "competent" at protecting consumers and had adopted much tougher rules in recent years.