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His stance would be familiar to Americans, but it is rare in China.

But for the American government to adopt the same fear-driven stance would be strategically shortsighted.

But that stance would be hard to reconcile with Mr Miliband's softer views.

Another said they hoped Hall's stance would be "a wake-up call" to government.

In any economic climate short of a deep recession, the Fed's policy stance would be wildly inflationary and irresponsible.

A more accurate reading of his stance would be to acknowledge that Cosby played the very long game.

In a two-hour show paced as energetically as a one-minute car commercial, Jon Bon Jovi led his band of loyal ruffians through endless testaments to keeping the faith, refusing to surrender, sacrificing for love, speaking the truth and getting wild, but not so wild that any of the aforementioned virtuous stances would be compromised.

Unless Labour or the Liberal Democrats change stance, there would be every chance of a majority of MPs backing the amendments in the Commons.

With his penchant for quirky or gruelling roles in indie films, his political aspirations and his purposefully anti-Hollywood stance, it would be easy to find Gosling pretentious.

While Nakadai, evil personified, is fluid and deceptively passive in his movements, Mifune, representing honesty, uses a straightforward two-handed stance that would be familiar to anyone who does kendo today.

The administration wants to argue that Congress has always implicitly allowed anti-subsidy cases against nonmarket economies — a stance that would be harder for China to challenge at the trade organization.