It's certainly easier to leap from one position to its total opposite if you never understood your original stance in the first place, and I am thinking Chait's theory could get some traction.
How do you engage with someone who doesn't just not care if their aggressive political stances upset you, but wants you to get upset someone for whom "this makes people upset" is actually the whole reason to have that stance in the first place?
5 That is not in line with this study, which showed that both OH and blood pressure decrease after changing posture were correlated with immediate standing balance impairment in both side-by-side stance (in the first 5 seconds) and tandem stance (in the first 3 seconds), even if measured with the patients' eyes open.
Vladimir Malakhov, noble in his stance, partnered Susan Jaffe in the second act adagio from "Swan Lake": idealist meets his ideal.
(Well, he did try to soften that stance a bit in the second debate. He admitted he had made some mistaken appointments, but of course he couldn't name them or it would hurt those people's feelings).
That said, the Minnesota Family Council and others brought this on themselves by not taking a firmer stance against bullying in the first place, no doubt because they know such a stance will be construed as "pro-gay".
During stance movement, in free walking animals in the second part of stance movement, retractor torque co-occurs with extensor torque (Cruse 1976a for middle leg torques, Tab. 6, Tab. 7 and for hind leg, Tab. 9, upward walking) whereas, when walking while hanging from a horizontal beam, retraction movement co-occurs with protractor torque in all three legs (Cruse 1976a, Tab 8).
His intervention produced a clear shift in stance from the first minister.
That was his first tournament since "minor injuries" to his left knee and Achilles from an awkward stance in the pine straw in the third round at the Masters.
The risks of Merck's aggressive stance were evident in the first suit to reach trial.
