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Both the club's laid-back atmosphere and forward-leaning enterprise build upon a potent legacy.

A 'Small' Legacy Grows

"We might have included it to give the speech balance since we were including parts that might be seen as too forward-leaning towards the Palestinians," Powell said, such as calling on Israel to stop killing and wounding innocent Palestinians and to halt settlment expansion.

Defining 'Jewish state': For many, term has different meanings

We want to be forward-leaning in the industry, taking investors to where we think is a better place for them to earn attractive risk-adjusted returns, but we also need to be mindful of what investor preferences are.

A Bond Giant's Stock-Fund Strategy

We need a positive, forward-leaning message from the president—and business leaders—aimed at the real challenge: improving American competitiveness and fostering growth and innovation.

CEOs Call for Less Regulation, Better Infrastructure

It is the justification the Israelis use for their forward-leaning, preemptive stance.

How the End Begins

It is meant to solve the problem of de-alerting by shifting the readiness posture of each superpower arsenal from a forward-leaning to a more defensive stance.

How the End Begins

The ambassador's important and powerful visit last month to the city of Hama—where peaceful protesters had seized control, but where Syrian forces now are engaged in a gruesome campaign of violence—was an example of the kind of forward-leaning, gutsy diplomacy that our Syria policy now needs.

Engage With Syria—the People, Not the Regime

The more forward-leaning families do the same thing with their sons.

In the North Woods (or, The War of Art)

Late last week, meeting with high tech industry leaders over dinner in Silicon Valley, Obama showed that he might be able to add some forward-leaning vision, and counter the Republican spin that he's anti-business, to the policies that have us moving away from the abyss he inherited from the Bush/Cheney Administration.

William Bradley: If Obama Loses, It Won't Be Because "It's the Economy, Stupid"

Sunday's lineup was to include tenor saxophonist Archie Shepp, 74, whose important, forward-leaning career spans a half century.

Birdwatching in Manhattan