91.   But since then the government has taken a harder line.

92.   But the United States and Britain have taken a harder line.

93.   California voters will be asked next month whether prosecutors should be able to take a harder line on juvenile crime.

94.   Council members blamed both sides for delays, but many took a harder line toward the rebels.

95.   Croatia took a harder line.

96.   Diplomats from France and its European partners in the past have at times taken a harder line with Israel than their U.S. counterparts.

97.   EU officials demanding anonymity said Tuesday that Spain was pressuring the Commission to take a harder line than that adopted by the combined governments.

98.   FEATURE-ISRAEL-THE CHALLENGER, Israeli candidate Benjamin Netanyahu promises a harder line in negotiations with Arabs.

99.   First of all, Yeltsin is probably playing to Russian nationalists in parliament, who have consistently taken a much harder line on Iraq.

100.   French President Jacques Chirac took a harder line.

a. + line >>共 738
offensive 8.59%
long 7.17%
new 3.95%
defensive 3.51%
blue 2.73%
fine 2.21%
state 2.01%
first 1.86%
straight 1.71%
same 1.44%
harder 0.84%
harder + n. >>共 261
time 24.51%
line 14.54%
sell 3.47%
work 3.30%
drug 2.70%
edge 2.28%
hit 2.11%
look 2.11%
task 2.11%
bargain 1.44%
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