Surrender?"He has perfect credentials for this stance, ranging from his own background in the navy to the fact that he has criticised Mr Bush's botched execution of the occupation from the start.
Dozens of different newspapers existed, often affiliated with different resistance groups or differentiated by political stance, ranging from nationalist, Communist, Liberal or even Feminist.
As the camera retreats the lights dim and, in the misterioso passage which follows, Astaire mimes a series of stances, ranging from overt friendliness, wariness, surprise to watchful readiness and jaunty confidence.
These stances range from "business as usual" on the basis of finding clear signals of the one true TOL, to a perspective in which local trees are seen as just occasional structures in the "real" web of life.
Instead, their stance has ranged from the moralistic--that the accumulation of debt must stop--to the contrarian--that based on their own economic calculus a cut-back in federal spending would have curative powers on the private sector and stimulate economic growth.
Despite an aggressive antismoking stance, the proportion of people who smoke in New York state ranged from 22.5 to 22.3 from 1990 through 2000 [ 12].
The stance time of rats ranged from 0.16 to 0.80 seconds (average, 0.37 seconds); thus, changes observed in the temporal gait pattern of MMT rats are on the order of 0.001 to 0.025 seconds.
SEMs ranged from 1%to9%9% of stance and 4%to27%7% of maximum voluntary contraction; in most cases the 95% confidence interval crossed zero.
For timing of peak TP activity the SEM ranged from 1%to4%4% of the stance phase.
Mums and Dads we spoke to ranged from annoyed to sympathetic, but the government's stance is less balanced.
