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Favado's struggle going forward is creating an app that can straddle both worlds – that of the power user and the mainstream shopper.

"But I don't think that if you're in the business of political leadership that you can straddle both kinds of communities and say one thing that is going to fit both.

The way that Shuckburgh can straddle both Whitehall and the research base is critical.

Syrian officials hope that Washington can straddle what amounts to the fault line in their relationship -- how to define terrorism.

Some academics have contested Porter's view, arguing that companies can "straddle" a competitive position based on both quality and quantity.

Ms. Caur's "Tree of Suffering, Tree of Life, Tree of Enlightenment" (1998) shows that she can straddle two realms, the political and spiritual.

Alas, though, China seems to be betting that it can straddle three impulses — control flows for political reasons, maintain 20th-century Command Chinese factories for employment reasons and expand 21st-century Network China for growth reasons.

"This is not an issue that you can straddle," Mr. Bradley told 250 supporters at a Y.W.C.A. in Concord, using a line from the television commercial his campaign began running in this state today.

"This is not an issue that you can straddle," Mr. Bradley said today to 250 supporters at a Y.W.C.A. in Concord, using a line from a commercial his campaign began running in New Hampshire today.

All are low to the ground, so that diminutive riders can straddle them while standing on both feet.

If Alex Salmond has his way, then this strip of land, know locally as the Bounds Road and which comes to an abrupt dead-end on the banks of the River Tweed, will become a destination for lovers of travel curiosities, a border that you really can straddle.