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stance

noun as in position, posture

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These are not isolated incidents; they reflect an editorial stance that sees trans lives not as lived experiences, but as topics for debate.

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They also pressed the Bank to relax its stance on cryptocurrencies, accusing it of holding back innovation.

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While spillovers from French political developments onto the euro should remain contained, the Bank of England’s persistent restrictive policy stance is likely to limit any sterling falls ahead of November’s U.K. autumn budget, he says.

In particular, the U.S. administration may use the review to squeeze Canberra into increasing military spending and to take a more hawkish stance toward China, a major trading partner for Australia.

Despite his apparent willingness to modulate his stance based on new information, he remains cautious about declaring either a labor-market slump or victory over inflation.

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