The conservative opposition Grand National Party, which won 121 seats, has also vowed to abandon its tough stance toward the North and pursue more flexible policies toward its communist neighbor.
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Kim reportedly indicated in the letter that he would continue to follow the flexible policy on the nuclear issue that his father adopted shortly before his death from a heart attack.
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The incoming leader of Japan's central bank on Tuesday promised to respond to hard times with flexible policies, indicating he would break slightly with his predecessor by accepting a weaker yen.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, meanwhile, hinted Sunday at a more flexible policy in Lebanon _ but only if Hezbollah guerrillas stopped fighting Israeli troops in the " security zone ."
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But if researchers raise the possibility of a cure for Alzheimer's disease or diabetes, or a way to regenerate dead spinal tissue, the public is bound to demand a more flexible policy.
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Moreover, in a major essay published in August _ largely ignored because it was long, dreary and full of slogans _ Kim gave the clearest indication that he might pursue more flexible policies.
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The big challenge is to keep cool heads and keep going, trying to have a flexible policy toward Cuba and to pressure, in a concerted way, the Cuban government to improve human rights.
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I feel that these particular points should be revisited by the community and that a more flexible policy would be a great improvement . talk ) 10 : 34, 31 January 2012 ( UTC)
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Yahoo's more flexible policy was illustrated in its handling of an e-mail posted Oct . 15 to one of the company's message boards related to Lockheed Martin Corp ., the Bethesda, Md ., defense contractor.
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Of the ten UC campus police departments, six have equipped officers with Tasers, but only UCLA had a flexible policy authorizing Tasers to be used as a pain-compliance tool against suspects who are passively resisting.
