Panellists on "The Buck Stops Here" on NDTV 24X7 were split between hawks and doves.

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But another fiasco in Grozny could transform hawks into doves overnight.

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The conference, convened by Britain and France with the United States as backseat driver, has been strongly criticised in the western media, both by hawks and doves.

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Both the hawks and the doves suspect that Saddam Hussein will fairly soon do something foolish enough to provide his would-be disarmers with a cast-iron excuse to enforce their will.

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For 30 years there has been an argument between doves and hawks in Israel.

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Doves and hawks alike wonder aloud whether he is in danger of stretching the rules of Israel's democracy too far.

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As analysts survey the inflation "hawks" and "doves" on the Fed board, Greenspan, who embraces theories of a technology-driven New Economy, is seen as having a more lenient interest-rate bent than Clinton appointee Laurence Meyer.

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We can admire eggmen like Bell, while still being connoisseurs of chickens, or, for that matter, think like doves while admiring hawks.

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One team was drawn from the Hawks, the other from the Doves.

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He pointed out that there was still a majority of five doves to the Polish central bank's three hawks, including Filar, Marian Noga and Halina Wasilewska-Trenkner.

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There is nothing comparable here to the profoundly damaging philosophical differences in the first Bush administration between the doves, led by Colin Powell, and the hawks, led by Dick Cheney.

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