Stances in A Sentence

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    As with the Coke vs. Pepsi argument, wearers of boxers and briefs have firm reasons for their stances.

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    Body language is a nonverbal form of communication, displayed by facial expressions, stances, and gestures.

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    College students are poised between worlds, still a bit immature, but ready to try on more adult stances and attitudes.

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    Hague, however, has tacked further to the right, amplifying those stances which were already most unpopular with the electorate.

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    He was greatly beloved by his people, and to him Belgium owed much, for in difficult circum- Accession stances and critical times he had managed its affairs g if with great tact and judgment.

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    He wrote Damnation de ?artiste (1890), Tenebres (1892), Stances dorees (1893), La Nuit (1897) and Promethee (1899).

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    Meanwhile a great change had been wrought in his circum P lo- stances.

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    Particularly under the present circum- stances, weapons causing casualties on a large scale and mass destruction have appeared in use.

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    Rather than the ongoing entrenched ' no surrender ' stances Mr Anthony felt that ' some radical, even lateral thinking was long overdue.

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    That's possibly merited for their respective stances, but for a regular person just looking to lose a few pounds, you can't really go wrong with sticking to moderate servings of the foods outlined above.

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    The rushes to gold-fields and diamond-fields are typical in- stances; the growth of towns on coal-fields and near other sources of power, and the rapid settlement of such rich agricultural districts as the wheat-lands of the American prairies and great plains are other examples.

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    Their expressions, stances, color schemes, and everything about them can radiate anything from a slight naughtiness to true evil or even an extreme erotic quality.

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    They are persuasive in thier opionions, yet respectful of other stances.

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    This can be achieved through different knee stances, or a slight head or shoulder movement.