On Wednesday, Obama and Netanyahu offered a "good cop-bad cop" approach to Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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She and her Conservative deputy Richard Bacon have formed an effective "bad-cop, bad-cop" partnership.
Last Tuesday she declared that she opposed censure--which she later called a "cop-out"--and was leaning toward impeachment.
An extension of the Protocol was supposed to be approved at the COP-15 in Copenhagen two years ago.
But President Bush and the Europeans tried a good-cop, bad-cop routine and Iran ran circles round them both.
Back in the late '80s, that gun-wielding, gang-banging, cop-shooting disc quickly turned N.
As a substitute for an account of what happened, it is a cop-out.
But the lawyers for the enemy combatants, terrorists and cop-killers endorsed Obama first.
By taking such a prominent role in NCPPF, Gaffney argued, AMC was joining the cause of cop-killers and other terrorists.
Endorsers include an arrangement of gray old supporters of Latin American Marxists to backers of convicted Philadelphia cop-killer Mumia Abu-Jamal.
Occasionally, however, it results in an obvious cop-out, as when Rudy Giuliani rather than Osama bin Laden was chosen for 2001.
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Allowing selection within mixed-ability schools is what used to be called a cop-out, and is now known as the third way.
But, when Congress crosses the line into undermining the promise of the president's chief diplomat, the good-cop-bad-cop routine becomes a liability.
You could call it a variation on the old hard-cop, soft-cop routine.
Then determine if your fears are legitimate, or just cop-outs and distortions.
And instead of condemning domestic terrorists, the AMC publicly has made common cause with convicted cop-killers, including Mumia Abu-Jamal, Leonard Peltier, and H.
Yet they also feel that passively turning over billions to a foundation of the sort left behind by Rockefeller or Ford is a cop-out.
The questions now are, how can Obama claim to be a friend of the police while he collaborates with lawyers who aid terrorists and cop-killers?
Any hard decisions have been given to a commission a cop-out that condemns workers and firms to more crippling uncertainty about how the country's fiscal mess will be tackled.
W.A's label, Priority Records, saying that the song encouraged cop-killing.
"There's only one description of a constitutional-amendment approach--cop-out, " says McCain.
The Kyoto Protocol emerged from the Doha COP-18 negotiations with an extension up to 2020, but much weakened with only a few developed countries agreeing to commit funds.
"This is a cop-out by a significant number of European governments, including the UK - it means yet more dither and delay while our bee populations plummet, " he added.
The policy brief can be obtained in hard copy at the UNESCO, UNEP and SEI stands at the COP-17 in Durban, through request to UNESCO or online (.pdf).
Unfortunately, his explanation of skinhead hatred as mere insanity feels like a cop-out, and protracted stock-footage sequences strain to connect a wider view of British unrest to the intimate story.
The good cop-bad cop routine of Dmitry Medvedev and Vladimir Putin continues to remind Western investors of the hope and disillusionment of this post-Soviet market and its absent rule of law.
The first is a cop-out, since not making estimates is not going to make uncertainty go away, and the second will leave you on the sidelines with any young, growth company.
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And in every case, every one, you could trace the successful return of that child to someone -- a family member, a cop -- who just decided to never give up hope.
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