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"Torque is calculated by multiplying the push by the crank offset, or the distance of the push from the rotating shaft,"

Indeed, this week's change of tack by Ms Rice coincided with a new push by America and Europe for tighter anti-nuclear sanctions on Iran.

In fact, it is part of a concerted and clever push by the political left that could-just possibly-revive an idea that had seemed dead and buried.

Economic relations between the US and China were yesterday facing a major push by Congress to force the Bush administration into a full-blown trade dispute with Beijing.

I noticed his fall particularly because it struck me as a horrifically forceful push by a policeman and an especially hard fall; it made me wince.

The approval from the State Administration of Radio,Film and Television(Sarft),the industry regulator,illustrates a wider push by the administration of Hu Jintao,China's president,to introduce commercial reforms to its bloated state media machine.

The Jazz took nine fewer free throws than the Lakers, but went 20-for-28 from the line and held off the late push by Bryant and the Lakers.