"I have been pained and am still in pain because of what I have been subjected to, my family and I," he said, "from unjust campaigns and false allegations aimed at hurting my reputation and questioning my integrity, stances and military and political history, through which I have striven for the sake of Egypt and its sons in war and in peace".
In 1970, the composer Ned Rorem, another diarist friend, described the "cynical stance" that Vidal had perfected over the previous quarter century: "Those steely epigrams summing up all subjects resemble the bars of a cage through which he peers defensively.
Popper [ 80] provides an appropriate stance from which to evaluate the RO Hypothesis.
Neither guideline takes a stance on which colorectal screening test to perform.
Finally the EMG signals were time normalized to 100% of the stance phase, which was determined using the GRF.
A critical stance toward a unilateral globalization of Western modernity, a stance which at the same time accepts in part its unavoidability and in some respects even affirms its necessity, gave rise to the idea of "overcoming modernity"—an overcoming that would take place not by retreating from Western modernity, but by going through and beyond it.
Mr. Thompson's stance on Iran, which he called a "very, very serious threat" during a speech in London yesterday, goes further than other Republican candidate in explicitly calling for regime change through active American intervention.
Mentions his condemnation of Democrats & overlooking of Republican stance which is much the same.
He defended his immigration stance, which includes providing a path to citizenship.
This stance, which largely absolves the banks, is not shared by many analysts.
