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Marchaisseau also seeks to steer us towards trance.

The measures reflect the difficult balance that Beijing must strike as it seeks to steer a path between maintaining sufficient growth to generate jobs and social stability, yet reducing the risks that accompany headlong growth.

HONG KONG — Chinese trade data for June came in much weaker than expected on Wednesday, offering the latest evidence that China has lost much of its economic vigor as Beijing seeks to steer the economy toward steadier, but slower, expansion.

The premise of his new book, "Religion for Atheists", which seeks to steer a course between religious fundamentalists and atheist fundamentalists, is that there is too much of value in religion to leave it to the religious alone.

On the issue of dismissal from the priesthood, for example, it seeks to steer a middle course, calling for the return to lay status of any who in the future commit a single act of abuse of a minor and all who in the past have committed more than one such offense.

Instead, it seeks to steer a middle course between these alternatives by pointing out, implicitly, and rightly, that these are not exhaustive options.

But for that very reason Europeans should seek to steer the debate, not eschew it.

Ms. Merkel is seeking to steer the overall debate about Europe toward closer unity.

Her supporters invoked the doctrine that a new parliament should not seek to steer an outgoing cabinet.

He had, however, impressed his examiners, who sought to steer him towards an area that best suited his abilities.

"It's never been about me," Mr. Steele said, seeking to steer any attention away from himself and onto Democrats.