"The challenge will be between accommodating popular aspirations and meeting the demands of the Bush administration," said Scott Snyder, Korea representative of the Asia Foundation.
That played well in China, where people took it as a sign of a leader and the media accommodating popular tastes.
Architects should try harder to accommodate popular taste, it was believed.
A programme offering to accommodate popular fascination with both celebrity and genealogy has proved a hit.
Elsewhere in Europe, mainstream politics is struggling to accommodate popular unease about a growing and visible Muslim minority.
But there will be great pressure to accommodate popular demands, by expanding local elections, letting workers take grievances to court, and broadening outlets for dissent.
Again, however, the government has made clear that its understanding of the purpose of debate was less to gauge and accommodate popular demands than to "strengthen national unity" in the face of harsh criticism from abroad, especially from America.A bitter election messageOther countries in the region have forestalled American ire by keeping up better democratic appearances.
The Harris firm tweaked one of its popular radios to accommodate the main JTRS waveforms, and quickly sold 16,000 of the new radios, mostly to the Army.
The protesters, who accuse the popular Islamists of being too accommodating of the military leaders who replaced the ousted president, Hosni Mubarak, surrounded a stage set up by the Brotherhood, jeering and in some cases hurling plastic bottles.
Lech was the more popular political figure, just as nationalist but more accommodating, willing to make compromises.
