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stance <a stance; stances> N

formal stance form POL

make or take a stand or stance VB

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Alpine snowboarding stances tend to be highly individual, based upon such factors as technique, physiology, equipment, riding style, and personal preference.
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So far talks to end the violent wage dispute have stumbled amid the constraints of existing wage agreements, power struggles among unions and differing stances taken by individual farmers.
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This temptation is not in any way ridiculous because as we grow and develop, our conative stances can become quite refined into a kind of moral sensibility.
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Strangely enough, presidential candidates of all political stances refrain from raising the issue of demilitarizing the state.
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To defend one would use strong low stances and hold ground or may rely upon evasion tactics.
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Some members view themselves as atheists, while others hold agnostic stances.
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He is renowned for taking strong and independent stances, therefore often being kept away from official positions by the Cambodian government.
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The daily was anti-American and had social democrat and liberal stances.
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The set of stances interlocutors tend to repeat or use the most often in certain contexts (or in general) comprise their style.
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Students are taught stances ("asana") and forms (yudhan) before they progress to free sparring.
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