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Finnish designers worry that the company - which for years represented Finnish design at its best - might lose its Finnish identity as it bows to the pressures of the international marketplace.

When it bows to expectations, it does so on its own terms.

It bows to political realities in New Orleans without indulging them, in contrast with its several forerunners.

Even if it bows to the ruling, federal officials may not be able to compel states to heed the court.

It bows to "Big Night," a 1996 movie, set in an Italian-American restaurant, that Stanley Tucci not only acted in but also helped write and direct.

Written by Ernest Tidyman, "High Plains Drifter" employs the poker-faced humor in Eastwood, just as it bows to his Italian master, Sergio Leone.

While 222 may have had to battle the perception that its neighborhood was restaurant-starved, it bowed to no one in pricing.

Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott warns that Oxford University would "damage its standing as a great university" if it bowed to pressure to pull down a public statue commemorating African colonialist Cecil Rhodes.

The news comes after the airline faced its first day of industrial action in Ireland since it bowed to pressure from staff and recognised trade unions.

The issue, he said, is not whether the military is loyal to its civilian leaders but whether Mr. Hu and others can make it bow to the government's broader foreign policy goals, like closer ties to the United States.

The only thing it bowed to was traffic.