And it is quickly emerging as a requirement in the coming presidential election that candidates have some kind of stance on how to fix it.
Within the pages of In Cold Love you will find an exploration of the sick and grosteque as a political stance on how we approach notions of love and lust.
At the end of Tuesday's meeting, a regular attendee accused Commissioner Kathleen Kim of not taking a strong enough stance on how police treat African Americans.
Of course, this also would make Facebook pretty irrefutably a media company, which is interesting given its stance on how its algorithms handle news distribution currently.
They have all taken a more moderate stance in terms of how Iran's foreign policy should be conducted.
This much allows one to get a fairly good intuitive grasp on the error theoretic position, though the details of how the stance should best be made precise are unresolved.
Ms. Merkel's hard-line stance was a reminder of how far European leaders are from a consensus on ways to restore confidence in the euro zone.
Despite her pro-markets stance on the question of how to spur a U.S. recovery, and her reputation as a close ally of the more economically centrist Clintons, Tanden recently took the side of progressives in a debate with centrist Democrats.
Apart from some speculations, we are not able to take a definitive stance about how the concurrent presence of a HM may affect or interfere with the natural history of PCa.
Modern commentators of Thucydides, with other modern historians and writers, take varying stances on the issue of how much of the speeches of Pericles, as given by this historian, do actually represent Pericles' own words and how much of them is free literary creation or paraphrase by Thucydides.
Or lack of stance, given how vocal he was about defending libraries while in opposition.
