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This stance comes through stunningly in his early piano sonatas, especially the first 8 of the monumental 32.

This stance comes partly from Israel's claim that it bears no responsibility for the plight of the refugees, and partly from the fear that any repatriation of Palestinians would dilute Israel's Jewish character.

As a former adviser to the director-general of the World Trade Organisation, and before that an economics correspondent of this newspaper, this stance comes as no great shock.

Whether this anti-media stance comes from individual officers – bad apples – who have taken a dislike to reporters; or from orders originating further up the chain of command is unclear.

Though Mr. Erdogan came out early in demanding that President Hosni Mubarak step down in Egypt — at the very time American officials were trying to devise ways for him to serve out his term — that stance came with little cost.

The party's platform stance comes as Mitt Romney has been moving to court Hispanic voters before the general election.

The Bundesbank's tough stance comes after years of euro zone crisis that saw five government bailouts.

The investors' stance comes as a slew of prominent hedge fund managers have gone public with complaints about public company management.

Fannie's newly aggressive stance comes as the debate is heating up over how much, if at all, borrowers should be held liable for their foreclosures.

Apple's combatative stance comes as no surprise – earlier in the year, the Apple chief executive, Tim Cook, dismissed the case as "total political crap".

" Obama's more hardline stance comes as he is freed from the prospect of ever having to stand for election again.