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But it admits that the preponderance of phrases such as "talent pool" and "alumni network" peppered throughout the paper may put off more staunch theologians.

Over the next few weeks there will be more at stake than Afghanistan and Mr bin Laden.Right now, America seems to have more staunch friends and sympathisers than Mr Bush knows what to do with.

"That Iran's president has chosen to visit the region – and only the more staunch political opponents to the US – at a moment when tensions between the US and Iran are escalating is a challenge, a threat, from the Iranian government to the US that sends a clear message: 'We can go to your backyard when we want to,'" she said.

The more staunch advocates of geography's spatial-science paradigm in the 1960s accorded special significance to space over time.

Vernon immediately won it back with an intercept but Scarlets held firm after more staunch defensive work and another close-range penalty to touch went awry for Townsend's men.

Democrats have become even more staunch advocates for vaccines in the past two years.

For all the publicity about its gay character, however, it was more a staunch defence of artistic freedom.

In turn, EU leaders pleaded with Mr Erdogan to do more to staunch the flow of Syrian refugees toward the West, exacerbating a migration crisis that is already testing the limits of European solidarity.

What HP needs to prove is that it can grow its non-PC and printing businesses to more than staunch declines in those two industries, but also to shift the company's aggregate momentum away from measured decline.

Only more money will staunch the brain drain, warns Mr Nguyen.

Paradoxically, the dominance of Homo indifferens ensures that in public debates about the monarchy, we hear more from the staunch defenders and detractors.