"Contrary to those who believe Sarko was the George Bush of France ('dragging' Obama into Libya, taking a hard line on Iran's nuclear program), and have hopes that the long-time head of the French Socialist Party will take a severe turn to the left, Hollande is likely to disappoint, " they said.
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U.S. authorities have taken a hard line on transactions with Iran amid growing concerns about that nation's nuclear program.
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"If you're actually trying to negotiate an agreement which secures the bottom line -- that is to say that you put meaningful curbs on Iran's nuclear program such as they cannot procure nuclear weapons -- then you're going to have find some way to get to that, " he added.
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Many of the rest are on their way to landing line-management spots, says Terri West, a staff senior vice president who spearheaded the program.
When you start a new project (a company, product line, or division), the program prompts you to fill in the components of your business model on the canvas.
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Toward this end, he would like to subject this priority effort to the same unbelievably sclerotic bureaucratic arrangements -- featuring numerous, ponderous program reviews known as "milestones" -- that typically keep new weapon systems from coming on line in less than twelve-to-fifteen years.
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