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But what of softer forms of influence?

THE attention women now lavish on pocketbooks once went to softer forms of persuasion.

Obama, who has strongly hinted at a possible candidacy, is the pleaser; he can be rhetorically hawkish, but seems most comfortable when advocating the softer forms of American power.

Data from the Sao Paulo Epidemiological Catchment Area study showed that the lifetime prevalence of BS was 8.3% (the softer forms of BD representing 6.6%) and it was of great clinical importance (Moreno and Andrade 2005 Moreno and Andrade 2010).

This may involve a wide range of policies, from strict and carefully crafted entry requirements for newcomers to softer forms of value and knowledge transmittance to pupils in schools.

That racism takes many forms from the insidiousness of Grindr rapport like "no Asians, no Blacks" to softer forms of bigotry but it exists, it's prevalent, and it's not something that can be dismantled overnight.

Since 2002, Ataturk's French-inspired model has collapsed; the A.K.P. and its allies have instead promoted a softer form of secularism that allows for more religious expression in government, politics and education.

When North Korean officials visited Singapore this year to get new ideas for Mr. Kim's government, leaders in Beijing — who have sent teams of their own to Singapore to study its softer form of one-party leadership — became very nervous, she said.

Following Johnson's and Davis' exit, May's new Cabinet boasts a preponderance of ministers far more aligned to a softer form of Brexit.

Under the umbrella term "debt restructuring" there are various options, ranging from writing down the value of the debt by a set amount, known as a haircut, to rescheduling when the debt will be repaid, which is a softer form of restructuring.

25, 26 Type I collagen appears to be a softer form of collagen, while type III collagen is more rigid and is found frequently in scar tissue.