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They have also already been vetted on the national stage, minimizing the possibility of hidden personal scandals or problematic stances emerging.

That officer fretting about his “stance,” we learn, is plagued by PTSD that cripples him both on the job and at home.

Or has the see and hear and speak-no-evil stance of the Republican House persuaded him that he is in the clear?

They took an anti-establishment stance to a new level, openly opposing the government.

Of all the people to look up to for a back-to-nature stance, why the monster from Spahn Ranch?

To begin with, To Russia With Love takes a firm anti-Putin, anti-Russian government stance.

Booverman sighted the hole, and then took his stance; but the cleek in his hand shook like an aspen.

Using remarkable photographs, Vardon devotes a chapter to each club and chapters to stance, grip, and swing.

The Nordic, from his twisted stance, had a couple of broken ribs already; the Eurasian's right ear dangled redly.

I'd like to take a flat-footed stance as claiming that the end justified the means.

From his stance he commanded the stair and could see along the corridor as well.