Putin will almost certainly succeed in taking the same tack with the United States.
The XFL, cooked up by NBC and Vince McMahon, the wrestling promoter, promised to take the same tack with professional football.
Scott did not take the same tack against the Lakers, his old team, not after last spring's proceedings.
He takes the same tack in describing -- no, reliving -- a furious battle in Vietnam that killed 61 soldiers.
Even sellers' brokers, who are in theory supposed to take the same tack as their clients, can be left shaking their heads about how deals play out.
Gilead now hopes to take the same tack by combining Emtriva with its other H.I.V. drug, Viread, which is also taken once a day.
(Rascal Flatts, taking the same tack with "Dancing on the Ceiling," manages to make the original seem tasteful, almost subtle. A few others, like Jason Aldean and Tim McGraw, can't quite transcend the material).
But how crushing that in the same week that Honey Maid has made history, we have the passage, in Mississippi, of S.B. 2681, signed into law Thursday, which takes the same tack as the vetoed Arizona bill but in very careful terms, allowing those with religious rationales to act out their bigotry, and enjoining government from interfering when they do so.
Countries will act within bands based on their options and status, but no one country will take the same tack at the same time because of their different economic positions In other words, a country can't merely turn on a switch and start a currency war of the sort people are talking about.
