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• He's plenty bright and polite, no macho posturer cultivating a tough-guy distance.
• There was a consensus among network analysts _ the partisan posturers aside _ that nothing anyone said Thursday changed any minds.
• Now, while the lawyers lawyer, the posturers posture, the counters count and the judges judge, two possible presidents wait.
• His anger was reserved for Netanyahu, whom Aghazarian called " the posturer " and whom nearly every Palestinian blamed for the stalemate.
• As Texas Monthly wrote of a new legislature many years ago : " There were honest and dishonest men, conscientious workers and utter charlatans, plodders and posturers, scoundrels and statesmen.
• Now it's some kind of scoop that Yale's George Bush and Wellesley's Hillary Rodham Clinton, both fine posturers, were once shot in the altogether in their posture pictures.
• In 1864, at the age of four, Leno joined his parents on stage for the first time, at the Cosmotheca Music Hall in Paddington, under the billing " Little George, the Infant Wonder, Contortionist, and Posturer ".
• He's not a purist or an ideologue, where it's all or nothing, and he's not necessarily a posturer . . . he's very proud of saying, ` I said I was going to do this, and I did it . "'