"Even when she's in a bad mood, she has a different posture", someone described as a "Wintour watcher" told the New York Observer.
"The wider the participation of the United Nations in decision making and the greater the involvement of other countries hesitant up to now to join us, all the better," he said, adding that he hoped that other countries would share his view, "especially the European states who have held a different posture than that of the majority: France and Germany".
If John McCain had maintained his opposition to the Bush tax cuts and had taken a different posture in this election as to what was needed in terms of the economy, instead of doubling down on the Bush tax cuts, it could have been a different kind of campaign.
Nor do they explain how mammals — which have a different ligament anatomy — also fossilized with these postures.
(C) The Amir responded that you cannot blame them for having that attitude, and Senator Kerry agreed, adding that the U.S. has a very different posture in the post-Cold War world of today.
Although Nimravidae and Barbourofelidae had a somewhat different posture than modern cats and were slightly more flat-footed, she notes, "if you saw one of these animals from a distance, you'd think it was a cat".
Thus it may be that subjects with 'poor posture' had a different response to experimental conditions than subjects with posture that was more closely aligned with a vertical reference.
But the Office of Professional Medical Conduct, the Health Department unit that investigates doctors' actions, assumed a different posture.
"It was a change of circumstances which required a different posture.
Matthew Eichner, general manager, global enterprise search, said Google is taking a different posture than in the past.
