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The F. D. A. does seem to be taking a harder line on new diabetes and heart medicines.

the more moderate Islamists from the Courts Union must be brought in, even if the harder-line affiliates of al-Qaeda cannot be.

But even if such talk is good domestic politics, China is playing with fire if it takes a genuinely harder line with the US.

Senator Byrd took a harder line than Nunn, echoing what I had heard from General Mundy.

Deutsche Bank CEO Josef Ackermann took a harder line in an interview with Bild am Sonntag to appear on Sunday.

Even under a Democratic president America will take a harder line than Europe on al-Qaeda, Iran, Pakistan and Palestinian militants.

In response to those tests, President Obama took a harder line on Pyongyang. In recent weeks, the U.

Regulators have insidiously suggested that investment firms take a harder line by suing media outlets that report on their opinions.

But it was the harder-line Dr Zahhar whom the Egyptians invited to Cairo to discuss the border.

This time, Vietnam has responded to China's alleged infringements with a significantly harder line.

But in the report, the SFC hinted it would be taking a harder line on sloppy IPO applications in the future.

The winner will be Hamas [the harder-line Islamist movement that officially rejects Israel's existence and runs the Gaza Strip].

China's inflation problem has deeper roots, and getting it under control means taking a harder line with banks.

But it suits China for India to take a harder line in public.

However, the string of detentions since August 20 suggest the authorities have decided on a harder line.

What is more, all three analysts argue that their governments should take a harder line to defend the national interest.

But Frieden adheres to a harder line.

But officials have taken a harder line of late.

So, one possibility is that Thaksin is driving a harder line on the PAD.

But Beijing is reluctant to take a harder line, partly because it can neither control Kim nor predict how he will react.

Geithner Hints at Harder Line on China Trade