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Another new stance from Neneh Last year Neneh Cherry made interesting noises, pairing her distinctive, cool vocals with the experimental jazz of Swedish/Norwegian group The Thing, for their well-received record largely of cover-songs, The Cherry Thing.

The plan to arrest the traders hints at an aggressive new stance from the government, which has come under fire for prosecuting only a few Wall Street employees tied to the 2008 financial crisis.

If any bargain hunters are feeling intrigued by the battered prison stocks, they should keep in mind that this isn't a new stance from Clinton, who has been campaigning on a platform that opposes mass incarcerations and longer sentences, emphasizing criminal justice reforms.

It's not exactly a new stance for Coburn.

And some conservatives see the Government's new stance on the Rushdie case as deviating from the Islamic republic's strict religious principles.

Far from helping Obama in those states, his new stance is likely to cost him some votes in them, perhaps even a percentage point or two, come November.

The Treasury's new stance appeared to open access to the bailout money to anyone suffering from the frozen credit markets.

Not everyone is so pleased at the tough new stance.

Senior mountain rescue officials backed Kostner's tough new stance.

A new stance of the Negro, a new attitude.

Republicans said two factors contributed to their new stance.