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stance

[stans] / stæns /


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By Tuesday, two days after the eruption, Governor Ray had already decided on the stance she would take: “Many people chose to remain close to the mountain,” she said at a press conference.

From Literature

Since then he has spent only a week in custody, so the police request to remand him for much of the start of the trial is a change of stance on their part.

From BBC

Still, investors had best hold on tight until the markets have digested Warsh’s stance.

From MarketWatch

Deutsche Bank has also stuck to its bullish stance, maintaining its view that gold will reach $6,000 an ounce by year-end.

From The Wall Street Journal

With his enormous fame came pressure to meet the varying expectations of loyal fans, including those who wanted him to take stronger political stances.

From Barron's