Named after the Aesop fable in which the sun persuades a man to take off his coat after the North Wind fails to do so, the policy sought to engage the North.

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If you have a long leather coat, wear it, and make sure it flaps in the wind.

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She considered taking off her coat but was afraid to move that drastically, afraid that its breadth might make a sail in the wind and pull her down.

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