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If he is the sort of traditional male who can only cope with ideas that are his own, you need to pander to that.

At the moment, there seems to be a good rapport between the couple and the press but William does not pander to them.

Responsible editors and reporters like to think they do not pander to people's basest interests, but rather guide and educate them.

Don't pander to the child, it's not good for him to have everything he wants.

Humphrey: The only way to understand the press is to remember that they pander to their readers' prejudices.

But it is not merely those who deliberately pander to men's vices who would be hurt by a sudden improvement in public morals.

By the same token, Mr Obama is less likely to pander to his party's protectionist wing than his primary rhetoric suggests.

Rees-Jones was one of 40 security men_ 16-stone nannies hired to guard the Fayed family and pander to their whims.

Out of a sudden, MM said: " Every night you have to pander to it here? "

Mikhail: When I signed on as a candidate, I had no idea I'd have to pander to every group out there to gain their support.

Politicians all too often pander to the envious tendencies among the electorate .

A website should not pander to the preferences of staff but should rather meet the needs of its users.

But even if hate is what many want to hear, that doesn't excuse those who pander to that desire.

If he is willing to pander on these issues as a candidate, might he not pander as president?

But if the competition rivals, which may be a wise move - pander to outworn beliefs may die even worse.

He warns American politicians not to pander for votes by pushing anti-free-market initiatives like protectionism.

Should developers pander to what some may call superstition?

Few Americans understand what caused the recession. Some are seeking scapegoats . Politicians are happy to pander.

All three national political parties pander to the ethnic vote. None wants to close the back door to new immigrants.

Heavy pressures are mounting on the presidential candidates in both parties to pander to protectionist and even isolationist sentiments.

Mr Hirschhorn is an independent spirit who refuses to pander to political authority, fashion or the art market.

He called me a pander bear for proposing the tax cuts.

But leaders looking for stronger mandates may be more tempted to pander to blind anti-business and anti-finance sentiment.

This leads candidates pander to extremes, and lessens the chances of bipartisan co-operation.

But do they need to pander to the irrational wishes and fantasies of this coterie?

Yet that does not mean they should pander to China's pride.

Parents should not pander to their children too much.

The newspapers there pander to people's interest in crime and violence .

His films are an acquired taste, but they never pander to good taste.

He wonders why hotels, which go to such pains to pander to guests' bodily needs, are so negligent of their mental requirements.

But if Mr Erdogan calculates that he can pander to anti-Israeli prejudice at home without paying a price abroad, he is making a mistake.

Ah , you don't have to pander me, mami .

In China, there is no cultural tendency to pander to the consumer.

So how do you pander to the old audience without alienating the new one?

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