I like aggressive like My Bloody Valentine aggressive, like sad aggressive, rather than aggressive to knock people's socks off.
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I joked online that our passive-aggressive sign war had just turned aggressive-aggressive.
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There's no way you'd ever say "I advice you to...." Aggressive is a very popular business adjective: aggressive sales force, aggressive revenue projections, aggressive product rollout.
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Don't get me wrong, I love aggressive music, but there's something different about being aggressive for the sake of being aggressive, and being aggressive and artful or meaningful.
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We're very aggressive here in the United States, we're aggressive in the EU [and] we're aggressive in Asia.
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The authors add that such exposure has been clearly linked to aggressive behavior, aggressive thoughts, aggressive feelings and physiological arousal.
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If someone is aggressive, just call it aggressive, not masculine.
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"People say I'm aggressive because I am aggressive," she said.
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"We are as aggressive as they come, appropriately aggressive, but very aggressive because that's what I think the public wants," he said.
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But, I think he's trying to get it right but I think he's being too aggressive, far too aggressive, actually far too aggressive.
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We came out aggressive and played aggressive throughout the whole game.
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"DeMar was aggressive and stayed aggressive throughout the game," Lowry told reporters.
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For instance, being competitive, being aggressive, being verbally insulting, being passive-aggressive.
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KS: Because they were aggressive, Reed Hastings, some of them were aggressive.
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Uber's aggressive-aggressive rhetoric directed at anyone or anything in its way.
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When I need to be aggressive — well, I need to be aggressive.
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Julien's "style" is aggressive, loud, and persistent, unless you're aggressive in return.
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They make sure the dog is not food aggressive or toy aggressive.
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An aggressive move by the US followed by an aggressive Chinese answer.
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Is it too passive, too aggressive, or just plain old passive-aggressive?
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Are they sensitive but not too sensitive and aggressive but not too aggressive?
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But the only aggressive behavior I saw was people being aggressive against themselves.
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Yeah, and I think aggressive probably ... we have tried to be more aggressive.
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Despite some more aggressive trim, the Passport loos like a slightly more aggressive Pilot.
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The Army has paired this aggressive military offensive with an equally aggressive media campaign.
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Aggressive Capital Deployment: In recent years, Mylan has taken a more aggressive acquisitive posture.
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This wouldn't just be an aggressive legal stance — it would also be aggressive tactically.
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"He had been getting more aggressive, more aggressive," Ms. Fisher's mother, Sadie Rodriguez, said.
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The study showed that violent songs led to more aggressive thoughts in three different measures: More aggressive interpretations when looking at ambiguous words, an increased speed with which people read aggressive compared to non-aggressive words and a greater proportion of people completing aggressive words when filling in blanks on forms given to them during the study.
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He also pointed out that not everyone who drinks gets aggressive, and not all people who are aggressive drink—but booze can lower a person's threshold for becoming aggressive.
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Is he aggressive and wise and thoughtful and calculating, or is he aggressive and reckless?
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The question is whether this administration will be aggressive and thoughtful or aggressive and reckless.
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"We were trying to be aggressive and they were trying to be aggressive," Baker said.
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I'm not continuing the aggressive stances because I just want to do the aggressive stances.
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Some tracks are very fast-paced, aggressive – it's definitely the most aggressive one I've made.
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And that aggressive spend only seems to get more aggressive every time we hear from the company.
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They are very aggressive people, they may get aggressive, and congratulations, you are in World War III.
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"I think the president has been aggressive because people have been aggressive with him," Caputo on CNN.
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"Now I'm a little more aggressive, and my job is a little more aggressive, too," she said.
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Becoming more aggressive Over the last year, Oklahoma has become more aggressive in trying to stop the quakes.
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Subtly judging or trying to change your relative will only make you look passive-aggressive, or worse, aggressive.
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" But, Bradford told me, "If I wasn't here and you got a little aggressive, they would get aggressive.
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"Judicial Watch was aggressive under Bush, but they were considerably more aggressive under the Obama administration," Hammitt said.
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Along with the newly aggressive domestic policy has come a newly aggressive posture toward European Union climate policy.
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"It's a very aggressive timeline, but what we are seeing requires aggressive activity on our part," he said.
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If anything, the Fed hasn't been aggressive enough, but Yellen is easily the most aggressive of the finalists.
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If they want to believe that we're incorrigibly aggressive, then they'll see our actions as being incorrigibly aggressive.
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When this happens, we send a passive aggressive alert that we will no longer be sending passive aggressive notifications.
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When I refused him, he would send passive-aggressive and sometimes outright aggressive emails to me the next day.
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And competitor spider species could be more aggressive, too - requiring more aggressive individuals to protect the colony from invaders.
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They also tend to have much more aggressive disease and tend not to do well even with aggressive treatments.
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"I think the Fed expectations in the market are very aggressive; possibly a bit too aggressive," SEB's Peterson said.
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"Once aggressive speech becomes acceptable, people become aggressive toward each other face-to-face, and that's really dangerous," says Tannen.
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They didn't think he was aggressive enough, but his aggressive questioning of Mueller on Wednesday changed the thinking on that.
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They didn't think he was aggressive enough but his aggressive questioning of Mueller on Wednesday changed the thinking on that.
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When I used it for men, it was a little more aggressive, and the clothes were a little more aggressive.
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They have been very aggressive in launching new ones, and also very aggressive in cutting back those who don't work.
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"Maybe this expectation of capitulation from the Fed and aggressive easing might be a little bit too aggressive," he added.
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FEDWATCH "I think the Fed expectations in the market are very aggressive; possibly a bit too aggressive," SEB's Peterson said.
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At least one member of the agency's political team has resigned, signaling that Pruitt's aggressive deregulatory agenda hasn't been aggressive enough.
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"I was just trying to be aggressive, stay aggressive and attack," Battle said after Saturday's 80-234 victory against Texas Southern.
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But there's a middle road between being a passive doormat and an aggressive (or passive-aggressive) bully: You can be assertive.
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The targets were extremely aggressive — so aggressive that they couldn't actually be met — so thousands of employees responded by faking it.
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Manafort, meanwhile, has embarked on a very aggressive strategy to challenge Mueller's authority and to make a number of aggressive motions.
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The more aggressive populist language of journalism there made me think about the aggressive populist tone that started with The Sun.
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And sure enough, the kids who saw the aggressive behavior were more aggressive themselves when playing with the doll later on.
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And sure enough: The kids who saw the aggressive behavior were more aggressive themselves when playing with the doll later on.
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If you think it ends here, you may have underestimated just how petty and passive-aggressive (or downright aggressive) this can get.
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Authoritarians are hostile to outgroups and embrace aggressive, punitive policies toward them, including harsh anti-immigration laws and aggressive, militaristic foreign policy.
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Nonprofit hospitals are aggressive about suing patients to collect unpaid bills — in some ways, even more aggressive than their for-profit counterparts.
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"The company was too aggressive and I, as its leader, was too aggressive in pursuing price increases on certain drugs," he said.
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As the party's base shifts left, it's demanding more aggressive positions from politicians—and applying more aggressive tactics against politicians who don't.
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Federal officials have urged states to be aggressive in reviewing rates, but it is not clear how aggressive federal officials will be.
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But does that mean that hitting children produces aggressive behavior, or that aggressive behavior in children elicits more and sterner parental measures?
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"Coming through the Obama administration there was very aggressive talk and very aggressive moves towards restricting various kinds of ownership," McIntyre said.
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If you went aggressive, like aggressive business like how a lot of Westerners try to do in Thailand, it's not for everyone.
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Amid this aggressive devaluation and monetary expansions due to salaries and bonuses, we are expecting a much more aggressive stage of hyperinflation.
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As I said before, based on the questions of each financial investment company, I invested in portfolios that were Aggressive to Moderately Aggressive.
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Aggressive tactics Both sides have accused the other of increasingly aggressive tactics, from police strip searches and violence to protesters destroying construction equipment.
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Aggressive tactics Both sides have accused the other of increasingly aggressive tactics, from police strip-searches and violence, to protesters destroying construction equipment.
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China has been less aggressive than the US in seeking to cool down North Korea's aggressive development of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
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The NFL has been aggressive about striking distribution partnerships with social platforms and Facebook has been aggressive about striking sports partnerships with leagues.
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Long history of aggressive party base Republican leaders have been forming alliances with an aggressive right wing party base for a long time.
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"She's aggressive, plays a lot like Venus, where she tries to go for a lot of shots, almost too aggressive sometimes," Witt said.
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WHATEVER YOUR STRATEGIC ASSET ALLOCATION ISSUE IS. YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR STRATEGIC MIX IS. I WOULD BE LESS AGGRESSIVE RATHER THAN MORE AGGRESSIVE.
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I think they were really aggressive on the defensive end and really aggressive on the offensive end how they attacked, got offensive rebounds.
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Heretofore I've restricted myself to asking bros how many lifts they have left with an admittedly passive-aggressive attitude but I'm legit tempted to start asking to work in (with a slightly more aggressive passive-aggressive attitude expressed via said unloading/reloading).
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And, bottom line, a regionally aggressive Iran without nuclear weapons was a much better outcome than a regionally aggressive Iran armed with nuclear weapons.
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One factor could be the very aggressive form of secularism in France -- far more aggressive than the United States or any other Western country.
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"We're planning a lot of aggressive expansion and much more aggressive reporting than we've already been doing," Boyle said of plans following Bannon's return.
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"Even when a rule is required by statute, rule-makers often have discretion to choose between aggressive and not-so-aggressive standards," he explains.
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These can live side-by-side in the same colony; the more aggressive spiders in the colony, the more aggressive overall the colony is.
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An alternative but equally simple explanation might be that aggressive and violent men are naturally drawn to compete in an aggressive and violent sport.
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On the passive, "robo" investing side, SoFi said customers shifted from "aggressive" to "moderately aggressive" with people proactively changing their strategies more than usual.
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"If there's something that's aggressive, capriciously aggressive, and is attacking so many different people's homes, eventually it's going to be a child," she said.
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" The evidence shows, he said, "the more you spank, the more aggressive behavior; the more aggressive behavior, the more you spank — there's a cycle.
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I would say, unfortunately, the ... well, we're not gonna call it the asshole quadrant, we're gonna call the obnoxiously aggressive quadrant obnoxiously aggressive behavior-.
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Because you have an aggressive 3% -- that's my word, aggressive – 3% GDP forecast for the U.S. this year, which is high relative to the street.
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"Definitely, I was trying to be really aggressive today because she plays really aggressive too and we are both really big hitters," the American said.
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And that was what we were focused on, and people can debate whether we could've been a little more aggressive or a little less aggressive.
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When James gets mad, he gets aggressive, and an aggressive and motivated James is so overwhelmingly good that spectators wonder if he even needs teammates.
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We keep pushing him to be more aggressive, be more aggressive, and tonight he really stepped up, hit some big shots and played excellent defense.
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Nor were there any differences in rates of aggressive cancers, tumor stage at diagnosis, or Gleason scores above 8, which indicate the most aggressive tumors.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Aggressive Financial Policy: Fitch views the sponsors' (Lion Capital Partners and Aryzta AG) financial policy, which demonstrates low equity involvement, as aggressive.
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Sharp Objects makes it clear that the women of Wind Gap all have a huge advantage because their weapons are passive-aggressive rather than actively aggressive.
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Montenegro is a tiny country with very strong people... They are very aggressive people, they may get aggressive, and congratulations, you are in World War Three.
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And then secondly, how aggressive one was with social distancing and how aggressive one was with testing to inform that social distancing and inform the triaging.
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The budget was less aggressive on Medicare Advantage than Obama's were, and was actually much less aggressive on prescription drugs, notwithstanding the rhetoric, than Obama's was.
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Research has shown that exposure to sexually aggressive porn may make it nearly six times more likely that young men will perpetuate the aggressive sexual behavior themselves.
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Given the extended stagnation, isn't this a time to flip over the table and be aggressive across a wide range of fronts, more aggressive than you've been?
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Finally, resentment is growing toward China over everything from its aggressive actions in the South China Sea to mounting unease surrounding its aggressive Belt and Road Initiative.
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Anderson told KAMR there were none of the routine markers on the dog's kennel deeming her aggressive, and the behavior she saw G7 exhibit was not aggressive.
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But, he added, "if his recommendation is that the Port Authority needs to take a more aggressive role, the Port Authority will take a more aggressive role."
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Patients receiving aggressive medical care at the end of life don't seem to live any longer, and some work suggests a less aggressive approach buys more time.
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"We knew that their corner would be aggressive because he had been aggressive all day and just used what he had been doing to our advantage," said Landry.
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And they found that, on average, they are more aggressive, with step- or half-siblings scoring ten percent higher than their counterparts in personality tests measuring aggressive behavior.
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Instead, the governor's staff lawyers would prepare for him a detailed memo with competing arguments — the most aggressive case for clemency and the most aggressive case for execution.
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Aggressive action The government will likely have to be even more aggressive in the coming months to avert a more serious slowdown, according to Chinese economist Zhang Ming.
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And with more aggressive rules will likely come more aggressive enforcement, which could mean more frequent or larger fines for platforms that run afoul of new content standards.
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Signe Whitson L.S.W. wrote for Psychology Today that the "Passive Aggressive Conflict Cycle," the endless, repetitive cycles of conflict that occur when a passive-aggressive individual succeeds in getting someone else to act out their anger for them, explains why you can't put yourself in conflict with a passive-aggressive person.
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I think companies are going to try a bunch of things, and some are going to take a more aggressive hand and others are going to be less aggressive.
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Apple has two choices: Get more aggressive in improving its own software or, better yet, be more aggressive in acquiring companies that have already proven what they can do.
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The two women's relationship was difficult, bordering on murderously hostile, as becomes clear when Annie delivers a passive-aggressive funeral eulogy which is a lot more aggressive than passive.
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"It's something I've kind of been trying to find a balance with all year, my whole career, actually of when to be aggressive, not to be aggressive," Koenig said.
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And he's kind of recreated the sense of purpose ... The founder culture there that was somewhat toxic, had become very aggressive, and internally aggressive, and changed it really drastically.
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"I get wanting to be super aggressive — I started doing this with [Uber CEO Travis Kalanick] five years ago and there is no-one more aggressive than Travis," he said.
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So what I find is that so many male protagonists in movies—especially in comedies—are either aggressive or super nerdy, and they're hanging with guys who are super aggressive.
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Aggressive pitches As aggressive as Cohen was in his pitches to prospective clients, one source said, Corey Lewandowski -- Trump's former campaign manager -- was more braggadocious about his access to Trump.
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As with the first installment, behold a gargantuan, several-hour minimalist techno sprawl, packed with pounding beats across a wide range of musical modes: aggressive, calming, polymorphous, but mostly aggressive.
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Damon reminded us how Kavanaugh's aggressive, grievance-driven performance turned the tide for the Republicans against a credible woman, not unlike what Trump's aggressive, grievance-driven performance did in 2016.
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Rather, she gets into a passive aggressive-turned-pain old aggressive pillow fight with Will Truman (Eric McCormack) and leaves a "Make America Gay Again!" red hat on the president's chair.
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I think LG applies more aggressive post-processing to its images than the competition, but it's not so aggressive that I'd hate the images I was getting out of my G6.
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That is sometimes an indication of a weakening economy or an overly aggressive Fed, but strategists say the central bank's rate hiking regime is not seen as overly aggressive right now.
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I've worked in the IP industry before, I understand why Nintendo has to be aggressive in defending its copyrights, I understand why it has to be aggressive in defending its trademarks.
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"Now that we have more visibility, more people talking about [bitcoin], the time between an aggressive bear market and an aggressive bull market, I think, is going to shorten," he said.
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With stimulants like cocaine, users are likely to feel more aggressive and agitated—feelings which will, naturally, be more pronounced if you're already a person prone to feeling aggressive and agitated.
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No. Russia was very aggressive and they're much more sophisticated, but the fact that Russia was so aggressive does not exclude the fact that President Poroshenko actively worked for Secretary Clinton.
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"Russia was very aggressive and they're much more sophisticated, but the fact that Russia was so aggressive does not exclude the fact that President Poroshenko actively worked for Secretary Clinton," Sen.
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Pence himself had doubled down on the aggressive rhetoric at the start of his trip to Japan, announcing the "toughest and most aggressive" economic sanctions against Pyongyang for its nuclear program.
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"You may pick the wrong people, or even with the 'right' ones, you cannot sustain a relationship because you are either passive, aggressive, or passive-aggressive in your communication," says Irwin.
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It happens whenever Fox gets particularly aggressive + hateful, too.
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Must be more aggressive against ISIL everywhere - including Afghanistan.
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" Denver guard Gary Harris said, "(Babbitt) was real aggressive.
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" Coats identified Russia as the "most aggressive foreign actor.
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Investors are taking a tougher line on aggressive transactions after a surge in supply in May and June soaked up liquidity, leaving deals with lower pricing, aggressive documentation and credit issues exposed.
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"When I took over I made it clear we were going to be more aggressive on some campaigns, so clearly Delta and Air Canada we were a bit more aggressive," he said.
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This phenomenon, which some scholars call "legal cynicism," creates a vicious cycle where aggressive police conduct creates distrust, and distrust leads to violence and noncooperation, which contributes to more aggressive police behavior.
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About 6900 percent of Americans think the strikes were an appropriate response, compared to 2628 percent who think they were too aggressive and 28503 percent who think they were not aggressive enough.
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More aggressive scenarios, including one that models global ban on sales of internal combustion (ICE) vehicles starting in 2040, show a more aggressive move away from oil, as the chart above shows.
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Keep in mind that it's not common for a dog to be aggressive toward you just because they are not your biggest fan — they are typically only aggressive if they feel threatened.
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In fact, those who used only marijuana were three times more likely to be physically aggressive than abstainers were; those who used only alcohol were 2.7 times more likely to be aggressive.
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Overall, the academy's summary of the results from more than 400 studies revealed a "significant" link between being exposed to violent media (in general) and aggressive behavior, aggressive thoughts and angry feelings.
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Still, during her time at the State Department, Clinton was credited with pushing many of the more aggressive moves of Obama's tenure — and several aggressive ideas that he declined to take up.
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"Russia was very aggressive and they're much more sophisticated, but the fact that Russia was so aggressive does not exclude the fact that President Poroshenko actively worked for Secretary Clinton," Republican Sen.
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"As teammates, you've got to do your part in being available, being aggressive, showing that confidence that you want to be in those situations, because he's a very aggressive, confident player," Afflalo said.
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A rational tax cheat, in other words, would be more aggressive in recent years than he was in the 1980s and early 1990s, and we know that Trump was very aggressive back then.
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They see it as an opportunity, where maybe others may be a little less aggressive, our customers, our countries, are being very aggressive in their growth opportunities for digitization in the digital age.
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"I knew it was going to be tough, I tried to be aggressive, make her move, come to the net a bit more, just try to play aggressive in the court," Mertens added.
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I found that my portfolios were all Aggressive or Moderately Aggressive, meaning they are heavier on riskier investments (like U.S. stocks and foreign stocks), and lighter on less risky investments (like municipal bonds).
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" RICK MECKLER, PARTNER, CHERRY LANE INVESTMENTS, NEW VERNON, NEW JERSEY: "For people who are counting on an aggressive easing policy he continues to make it clear they don't have an aggressive easing policy.
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But things began to turn as Rocket Internet displayed the flip side of its aggressive growth strategy and began making extremely aggressive plans and for taking on additional markets with the PizzaBo brand.
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"I knew I had to be aggressive and I knew they're an aggressive team," said Hamels, now 10-2 after striking out seven — including the first six Cubs — and allowing one unearned run.
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"I believe ICE has been politicized, if not directly then indirectly in that their aggressive tactics, aggressive behavior — unconstitutional, illegal behavior — is being fueled by the political rhetoric of the administration," Cuomo said.
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But look, American people are just going to have to be more aggressive in how they consume news and also these tech companies have got to be more aggressive in what they do.
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From my perspective, I was flattered by her aggressive approach.
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They hope that aggressive mosquito control will contain the infection.
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Andrew M. Cuomo subjects him to with such aggressive regularity.
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The competition is fierce: Amazon is particularly aggressive on price.
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Amazon India has been making aggressive moves in recent months.
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Alas, the Vikings feature probably the NFL's least aggressive offense.
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This is Puerto Rico's most aggressive push for statehood yet.
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"I see people less aggressive to be out," she said.
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But she was obviously very aggressive on the foreclosure crisis.
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Normally, our prefrontal cortex puts the brakes on aggressive behavior.
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The Goldman wing, meanwhile, will likely oppose aggressive trade moves.
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Northern snakehead fish have teeth and are an aggressive fish.
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So how should you deal with the turbulent, aggressive vibe?
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In foster care, Cedar began getting physically aggressive with Sage.
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Tesla has historically struggled to meet Musk's aggressive production targets.
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Their music often begins tentative, building into something more aggressive.
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He wants his team to be aggressive on the bases.
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Government enforcement isn't timid here — it's aggressive, consequences be damned.
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But we bounced back, we played aggressive, we stayed together.
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A more aggressive FCC, in a different administration, would be.
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"I recall him being very aggressive and animated," she said.
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The aggressive behavior started last summer, according to Kleine Zeitung .
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You want to opt be powerful, aggressive and fight back.
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Abe's government has embarked on an aggressive public relations campaign.
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It's an increasingly aggressive challenge to the LME's historical franchise.
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"I really have to be aggressive, go hard," Hicks said.
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I'm not going to shy away and not be aggressive.
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It's kinda awkward and aggressive, but the thought was there.
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They are making active & aggressive decisions that imperil our elections.
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He once criticized Obama for not being even more aggressive.
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Deakin died in 2016 from an aggressive form of leukemia.
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Passive aggressive sulking only leads to resentment on both sides.
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Is she overly aggressive as the volunteer school crossing guard?
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Sharp headlights, flowing body panels, and an angular, aggressive grill.
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But the tumor was aggressive and her doctor suggested chemotherapy.
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"It's a good deal if you are aggressive," he said.
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But I was detached, I was aggressive, I lacked empathy.
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But he did want to appear aggressive in his response.
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Or worse, such complaints would fall on actively aggressive ears.
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NHTSA has also been criticized for not being aggressive enough.
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It was aggressive, unpleasant, and, until recently, out of character.
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And he's not even a particularly aggressive or obvious villain.
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The rule of not being aggressive or confrontational still applies.
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Some carry dog biscuits to distract aggressive and hungry mutts.
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On the contrary, Mr Modi's party is tenacious and aggressive.
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Music feels dynamic, fast, and, indeed, aggressive through these headphones.
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Sanders's plan is, unsurprisingly, the most aggressive toward the superrich.
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His office has also been aggressive in other antitrust matters.
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One of these problems is aggressive harassment by online trolls.
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But Pureval, 35, is a youthful campaigner and aggressive fundraiser.
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Bonobos have a larger nerve pathway for controlling aggressive impulses.
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Since his recovery, Sanders has staged an aggressive comeback campaign.
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The neighboring Dominican Republic has been aggressive about deporting Haitians.
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He's been trying to be more aggressive at the plate.
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The models were always really aggressive at developing this storm.
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Weak internal structures were further diluted with aggressive external pressures.
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"Without Melo, everyone had to be more aggressive," Calderon said.
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Some advocates say the tactics used are becoming increasingly aggressive.
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To the east: a malign Russia and increasingly aggressive China.
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The world was full of angry, aggressive and passionate people.
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Rolling back LLG will not, however, cool aggressive market conditions.
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Some have very aggressive tax efficiency (or tax avoidance) strategies.
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He said "aggressive" search and rescue efforts would get underway.
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Moreover, the company's aggressive buyback has been working, he said.
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Its purpose was to outlaw aggressive war and territorial conquest.
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The Obama administration was also aggressive in investigating press leaks.
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Google's aggressive push into cloud computing, where it trails Amazon.
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But the company is still on a very aggressive timeline.
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"Aggressive culturalization is a thing of the past," he says.
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The best thing for me is to just be aggressive.
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Some Facebook users appreciated the aggressive stance by the officers.
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The problem: When people get competitive, they can get aggressive.
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"It's passive aggressive, which is just like me," he explained.
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In contrast, the automobile and metals industries were aggressive localisers.
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I liked drawing aggressive, dominant women, everything that I wasn't.
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That is partly because of an overly aggressive IPO price.
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"I have to be a lot more aggressive," she says.
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The auction saw aggressive bidding as spectrum offered was limited.
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"Some are calm, others are perky, or aggressive," she says.
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He kept it up and got more and more aggressive.
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" The Daily Pennsylvanian dubbed Bush's debating style as "unexpectedly aggressive.
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"It was aggressive, and also it was incorrect," she continues.
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"The of level competition there is quite aggressive," Theobald said.
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The new enlarged operator is likely to be less aggressive.
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It will stunt their vocabulary, or make them more aggressive.
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"But as well, the Russians are very aggressive," Haradinaj continued.
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The enlisted soldier is aggressive with Iraqis and has a
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"My teammates were telling me to be aggressive," Hood said.
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But China has been the most aggressive about claiming it.
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The other officers were aggressive, young police officers, he said.
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She's playing a smart, aggressive game for someone so young.
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It really communicates we need to take bold, aggressive action.
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In recent months, Unacademy has grown more aggressive with marketing.
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Other carriers have been launching aggressive promotions in recent months.
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Those aggressive buybacks shrank Wells Fargo's share count by 9%.
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There's a lot of aggressive tension between the two signs.
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His attacks against Democrats, often inaccurate, were even more aggressive.
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Gennady Golovkin knows only one, very aggressive, way to fight.
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I like Buddhists; they are not as aggressive as Christians.
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But not aggressive in a way like, 'Girl, come here.
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Trump has adopted a more aggressive stance towards undocumented immigrants.
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After this week's revelations, Republicans took an increasingly aggressive tack.
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Have you dealt with aggressive behavior at a festival before?
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Not everybody is on board with Netflix's aggressive spending, however.
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On Thursday it set an aggressive valuation of $0003 billion.
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For aggressive traders, the appeal of leveraged ETFs is obvious.
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Sterling "displayed no aggressive behavior or manners," the suit claims.
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He became known for his aggressive business strategy and personality.
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How aggressive do you want to be in this space?
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The firm's low profile belies its aggressive capital deployment strategy.
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There, he faced aggressive questions from members of both parties.
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President Obama's aggressive use of clemency power is stirring controversy.
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"An aggressive approach to insiders will increase disgruntlement," he said.
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You won't see anything aggressive before tax reform is done.
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"He was very aggressive, especially with the fastball," Hurdle said.
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It has been met with aggressive pushback from the industry.
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They're fast, aggressive, but you're not tied to a subject.
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The New York Times called her aggressive, disciplined, and tough.
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He found a nice balance between being defensive and aggressive.
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"The more aggressive the cobra is, the better," she added.
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King cobras are best, since they're bigger and more aggressive.
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Powell's most aggressive advocate has been Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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She made all sorts of allegations, including aggressive courtroom conduct.
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It was then the woman became aggressive, Hicks told CNN.
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Gianforte's campaign says Jacobs was too aggressive in asking questions.
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It's all about a certain kind of aggressive, lackadaisical irresponsibility.
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So why is New Jersey among the nation's most aggressive?
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Both teams started out aggressive — and hot — from long range.
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But securities regulators might also take a more aggressive posture.
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He was swinging the knife in an aggressive, exaggerated manner.
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And aggressive action, possibly even including tariffs, may be warranted.
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Many investors think Kuroda's aggressive easing is approaching a limit.
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N26 is getting aggressive when it comes to international expansion.
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It is somehow aggressive and dismissive at the same time.
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I'm going to continue to be aggressive and take shots.
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OneWest Bank, however, is known for its aggressive foreclosure practices.
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"Movement's" aggressive, but it's moving in the right direction, yes.
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They are more likely to be extroverted, impulsive, and aggressive.
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Or maybe it's that sensuality doesn't have to be aggressive.
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The aggressive tactics by Mueller's team extend beyond Capitol Hill.
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After last year's aggressive tightening, easing now makes some sense.
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"It's a terrific opportunity and an aggressive race," Walsh said.
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Third, we should get much more aggressive about policing bots.
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There are also more blatant and aggressive expressions of sexism.
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Meanwhile, Pence is keeping an even more aggressive campaign schedule.
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That fourth quarter was just for me to be aggressive.
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It's making Russia more aggressive externally and less democratic internally.
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Some of these conversations have been more aggressive than others.
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But G.E. has set aggressive growth targets for GE Digital.
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Now they are desperate for it to be more aggressive.
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Over the years, Lovell's* stance on aggressive drug sentences evolved.
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Much like Nicki's style, it's simultaneously aggressive, delicate, and arrogant.
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Instead, the White House is complaining about Acosta's aggressive style.
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But Ross, he said, had proposed a "more aggressive" level.
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Many consumers think aggressive information practices are harmful in themselves.
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McCain, 81, is battling an aggressive form of brain cancer.
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" He called Russia the "most aggressive foreign actor, no question.
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WE'RE TOO AGGRESSIVE ON BUILDING INVENTORY INTO A WEAKENING MARKET.
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Nor does the aggressive campaign show any signs of abating.
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Grizzlies are far larger and more aggressive than black bears.
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Levine's assumptions about indexed universal life policies are aggressive, too.
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The Oregon group was more aggressive than others have been.
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"We're not playing aggressive," Timberwolves point guard Ricky Rubio said.
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Some on Twitter thought Cooper was being too aggressive here.
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A more aggressive stance on monetary tightening would hurt gold.
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Overall, the press has been aggressive in reporting Trump's failings.
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The song has a "aggressive, confrontational vocal attitude," said Pandora.
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I came out focused on my defense and being aggressive.
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Chris Murphy's "Choose Medicare" bill is probably the most aggressive.
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Aggressive cutbacks now on emissions could help, though only slightly.
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With the president's blessing, the E.P.A. also became more aggressive.
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He still finds time to write and record aggressive music.
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Clinton over what he said was an aggressive foreign policy.
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Very patient, waiting for her chance, and then being aggressive.
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So we tried to take it away from anything aggressive.
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" His aggressive manner helped earn him the nickname "Lord Pumicestone.
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Russia's adversary Ukraine has been equally if not more aggressive.
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But the strategy could backfire if met with aggressive lawsuits.
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Aggressive mosquito control has reduced the risk of further cases.
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I was very aggressive, played deep, returned a lot better.
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They are not aggressive, and you learn to take precautions.
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His friend Tobias Rosner, 26, took a less aggressive stance.
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Today, Mr. Putin presents Russia's actions as responsive, not aggressive.
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MORE for treatments of an aggressive brain tumor and Sen.
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And you may notice that the red is less aggressive.
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This aggressive approach has filtered down to the local level.
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Too often, aggressive policing began to feel like oppressive policing.
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He is sure to face aggressive questioning from Democratic Sens.
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"Jeff looks tough and aggressive on television," Mr. Devine said.
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"Constantly moving, verbally abusive, rude, aggressive," that school assessment noted.
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The form is playful and welcoming, "not aggressive," he added.
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But employees found that Kapoor could be aggressive and unyielding.
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One kind, often called the killer bee, is especially aggressive.
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"This has a very aggressive tone about it," Sanders said.
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The alleged attack was "premeditated and aggressive," the statement said.
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Many U.S. officials are worried by Russia's increasingly aggressive behavior.
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Is that female coworker "assertive" or "aggressive" — "passionate" or "emotional"?
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This move is in anticipation of something more aggressive happening.
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Mignon Clyburn, the lone Democratic commissioner, staged an aggressive dissent.
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A President Trump would make aggressive use of the media.
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In fact, they're one of the least aggressive big cats.
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Ron took an aggressive approach, which I liked very much.
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I quickly learned that doubles required more aggressive service returns.
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"I think I'm being aggressive on the puck," Andersen said.
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"I liked how aggressive her choreography was," Ms. Azalea said.
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He's being aggressive, and that's what we want from him.
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It will make my dog aggressive and start a fight.
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Does it have to become more aggressive down the road?
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The best defense is offensive: it's proactive, aggressive, and anticipating.
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The hydraulic disc brakes were also responsive but not aggressive.
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In tablets, it has seemed more aggressive about lowering prices.
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However, Facebook will maintain its aggressive hiring to moderate content.
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That could cause more aggressive action from the Federal Reserve.
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EISEN: DO YOU THINK THE FED'S GONNA BE MORE AGGRESSIVE?
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BlackRock has also been aggressive in lowering fees, Fink said.
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Lyft, Uber's main American rival, has been just as aggressive.
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You have to set out a very clear, aggressive agenda.
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He suspects that they were as aggressive with the prosecutors.
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As the premiere proved, Brady can become aggressive with Tabitha.
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As a businessman, he had a reputation for aggressive practices.
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At Wednesday's rally, Mr. Sanders was more aggressive against Mrs.
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"Rude, aggressive, or intimidating" interviews with the media are banned.
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"The level of competition there is quite aggressive," Theobald said.
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"They [the Cossacks] were using aggressive, obscene language," Lokshina said.
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It's not fast enough, or aggressive enough. More. More. More.
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Californians were aggressive: Lawmakers representing Facebook's home state — like Sen.
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Those guys trust me to make shots and be aggressive.
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Those that have been more aggressive have met tough pushback.
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The cops were not as aggressive as they are now.
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Now, Gfycat seems to be taking a more aggressive approach.
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We're told Topher described the caller as angry and aggressive.
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It's an aggressive game with little room for defensive play.
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With Blodhemn we tried to cultivate the pure, aggressive side.
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I think FTC being a little more aggressive would help.
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"The gator was not aggressive at all," Rogers told WVIC.
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Freedom of Speech is much more aggressive and high energy.
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What does Tesla's board think of Musk's aggressive Twitter habits.
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As viral hits go, "Gucci Gucci" was an aggressive smash.
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But this wasn't evenly distributed between aggressive and placid colonies.
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I was just trying to be aggressive all the time.
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We've had a very aggressive transformation in our modernization enterprise.
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One active, the other passive; both of us equally aggressive.
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"I just tried to be aggressive with him," Young said.
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If I'm being aggressive, I think I'm doing my job.
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Okay, so maybe not everyone, just its aggressive Arab neighbors.
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When you hire Boies, you are hiring an aggressive lawyer.
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Be more aggressive about staying home if you feel sick.
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"It was the day to be aggressive today," Molinari said.
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Scientology had a record of aggressive action against its critics.
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They argued unanimously for aggressive new policies, not small steps.
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This aggressive type of autocratic legalism is not here yet.
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Our irate breadstick bloke then attempted an aggressive fighting stance.
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In any case, the response from Montenegro was, indeed, aggressive.
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That is an aggressive move by Mr. Mueller's team. 52.
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As they do so, I urge aggressive but prudent actions.
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In fact, the government took pretty aggressive measures early on.
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The message was simple: Russia was aggressive; Communism was awful.
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He is a marginal figure and neither powerful nor aggressive.
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Credit One has been sued for using aggressive collection techniques.
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KW: It definitely started off much more aggressive than yesterday.
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According to Mr. Hartas, Mr. Testino was being particularly aggressive.
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Sometimes we're very aggressive and sometimes we back right down.
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The administration has been aggressive in rolling back environmental regulations.
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Right now there's an aggressive cruise missile race in Asia.
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But the Mountaineers' aggressive approach was not entirely without consequence.
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Yeah, and they... [sheepish tone] they can make you aggressive?
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No.And youngsters feel a bit aggressive toward the older generation.
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Lowry, as promised, came out aggressive, looking for his shot.
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The damage came from aggressive policies by the Trump administration.
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You could be aggressive, or you can be very nice.
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Suddenly, defensive tackles are finding themselves with more aggressive license.
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Even by chef standards, it was a pretty aggressive game.
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They actually breed more aggressive bacteria, and are best avoided.
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And if that happens, the cancer could become more aggressive.
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"They came out aggressive in the third quarter," DeRozan said.
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Some test drivers had worried that Uber was too aggressive.
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Then the look gets aggressive and violent and not nice.
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There's something almost aggressive about the way we crave cuteness.
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That may be compounded as Uber's rivals become more aggressive.
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Advantages, for instance, could lead to being extraverted or aggressive.
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As a political matter, the aggressive critiques of PwC worked.
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"To the world, Israel seems powerful and aggressive," he says.
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Police sweeps of homeless camps have gotten more aggressive, too.
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Despite the aggressive move, the market's initial response was negative.
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We get a much more aggressive fiscal policy response, 2500.
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Signal experts, meanwhile, were surprised by the aggressive modernization schedule.
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Tribune cited "unnecessarily aggressive and protracted negotiations" with government regulators.
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They can't be seen by anything but an aggressive threat.
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Netflix's 23 wins were the result of an aggressive strategy.
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The US has so far not taken these aggressive measures.
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Almost every species is aggressive, except for the dolphins sometimes.
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"The men can become aggressive with us," one woman said.
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"It makes you even more aggressive, more angry," he said.
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Bernie Sanders proposing the most aggressive plan just last week.
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But what followed was weeks of aggressive, sexual, horrible stuff.
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It's how Marines bond, in their own aggressive, competitive way.
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Well, aggressive with the ball, but I don't kick people.
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Our reporters also witnessed officers egging on an aggressive group.
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They all got resolved, generally without any public, aggressive confrontations.
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At the same time, they are pursuing very aggressive interventions.
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Businesses absolutely, without a doubt, need to take aggressive action.
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In kind, Trump has ratcheted up aggressive rhetoric on Twitter.
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He and other advocates call the bank's foreclosure practices aggressive.
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And today we have an aggressive corporate social responsibility program.
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Immediate, aggressive treatment is essential to prevent it from worsening.
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"It wasn't as overt as, 'She's too aggressive,' " she said.
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I didn't understand why she was like this, so aggressive.
|
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Breakingviews Amazon's aggressive salesmanship now extends to its own debt.
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How aggressive has China been in terms of potential retaliation?
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Their aggressive stand made Uber management visibly flustered, he recalled.
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First, practice being more aggressive when the stakes are low.
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"I made her this very gruff, aggressive woman," he says.
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This time coming in I'm going to be more aggressive.
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Sanders' tax plans are at least as aggressive as hers.
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"What he said was, 'Be thoughtfully aggressive,'" Ms. Burwell said.
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The species is not known to be aggressive to humans.
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I ended up with a mandate to be more aggressive.
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He was loud and bombastic and aggressive and often insensitive.
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"I think many people would be aggressive, angry," he said.
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"People have become much more aggressive than before," she said.
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In this most aggressive adventure, costs more than double initially.
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"You just have to be aggressive," shortstop Willy Adames said.
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When the grandmothers needed a stimulus, they got more aggressive.
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"The males can be very aggressive, you know," she said.
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Shincheonji has long been criticized for its aggressive evangelical work.
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One wishes many more nations would not be more aggressive.
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But don't be aggressive 'cause you'll end up being burned.
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"It is extremely fast, extremely aggressive, extremely dangerous," McLean continued.
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He came up behind me fast, aggressive and very physical.
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"They are very aggressive in terms of price," he said.
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The other doctors batted around words like malignant and aggressive.
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But the crowds on Thursday were larger and more aggressive.
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But don't be aggressive 'cause you'll end up being burned.
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If women are assertive, it can be seen as aggressive.
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It would further open our markets to aggressive currency cheaters.
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"We are very aggressive because of his age," she said.
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"I think that sometimes being aggressive is necessary," Visco said.
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Rates are low; we are dependent on aggressive monetary subsidy.
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Is there anything more I can do without being aggressive?
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Democrats are pushing an aggressive timeline to get impeachment done.
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Some claim that aggressive climate policies will doom our economy.
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The aggressive growth of Realme hasn't gone unnoticed with Xiaomi.
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Do violent video games increase aggressive behavior in young people?
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Geese are temperamental and aggressive, making them harder to confine.
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"Chris has still got to be more aggressive," Marks said.
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McConnell, however, is not a fan of this aggressive plan.
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Easterbrook had been leading McDonald's in an aggressive modernization plan.
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He was very aggressive and cut me off a lot.
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Republican words were, for the most part, vague and aggressive.
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But should the company be this aggressive about swapped displays?
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To some extent, this strategy of aggressive market saturation worked.
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Climate activists cheered the aggressive action from New York officials.
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The Trump administration has adopted an aggressive approach towards Iran.
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Trump's aggressive handling of North Korea fits into a pattern.
|
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Russia in the meantime has grown far more aggressive. Gen.
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It has an aggressive launch schedule for the next year.
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Even behind the scenes, Markey's campaign took an aggressive posture.
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But he downplayed the likelihood of more aggressive rate hikes.
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Ms. Mercer and Mr. Bannon were aggressive advocates for Cambridge.
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Microsoft through my lens has made a very aggressive push.
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The court also became more aggressive in inhibiting government actions.
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Congressional negotiators have been pushing for a less aggressive version.
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Dudley recalled that Kavanaugh was never aggressive when he drank.
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It's been overtaken by larger and more aggressive retail rivals.
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I can just play aggressive, and that's what I'm playing.
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It's curvy without being bloated, aggressive without being artificially edgy.
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Jokic, Malone later recalled, told him he would be aggressive.
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S. trade talks have cooled expectations for aggressive rate cuts.
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"They are very aggressive in terms of price," he said.
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Joseph Felix was one of Lima Company's most aggressive D.I.s.
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The airline has some pretty aggressive branding, including the Vietjet.
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An aggressive marketer, he used celebrities to promote his brand.
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Proposals are under discussion to fine men for aggressive catcalling.
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Joanna Jedrzejczyk's best performances have always come against aggressive swarmers.
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She's really passive aggressive and has some things going on.
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But she failed miserably, coming across as aggressive and unprepared.
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The military is concerned about aggressive geopolitical moves by Beijing.
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But Trump has been far more aggressive than President Obama.
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Young Americans favor aggressive action, now, to slow climate change.
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"They laid out a pretty aggressive growth strategy," Wangler said.
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If all of this sounds aggressive, it's because it is.
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"He was a little bit aggressive," Mr. Janid, 46, said.
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He was tough, he was aggressive, but he was respectful.
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The harder I fought him, the more aggressive he became.
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Then there's Barr's aggressive and expansive view of executive power.
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So it's kind of aggressive and abrasive and loud intentionally.
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Then there's Barr aggressive and expansive view of executive power.
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I'm not calling for censorship, but for more aggressive rotation.
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Generally speaking, cancers with lower Gleason scores (2000 – 250) tend to be less aggressive, while cancers with higher Gleason scores (2125 – 20073) tend to be more aggressive, according to the Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF).
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First of all, I'd say that Mueller is being aggressive in his pursuit of Paul Manafort, but he's not necessarily being aggressive in other aspects of the investigation — for example, toward the White House.
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What ensues throughout their passive-aggressive (and, at times, aggressive) reunion is an unflinching look at the different paths to becoming a parent, and indeed, whether or not to be a parent at all.
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He said he saw all these nerds with glasses just killing each other on stage, and that he'd never seen something that aggressive come out of a band that didn't necessarily look that aggressive.
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FRANKFURT — With the eurozone economy still listless, despite the aggressive stimulus measures being taken by the European Central Bank, economists at a conference here on Thursday were full of advice on aggressive next steps.
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It is possible that given the more aggressive demand profile for the current year, USDA may have also been more aggressive with new-crop demand as well had that forecast been made in March.
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Among men with more aggressive prostate cancer, a greater proportion of the total fat they consumed was the saturated kind and less of it was polyunsaturated fat, compared to men with less aggressive cases.
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The rush of support stems from Biden's aggressive campaigning for swing district Democrats in 2018 and his subsequently aggressive courtship of the winners he knew could be helpful to his 2020 run for president.
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It is an outrage that a faction of Republicans, who do not speak for a majority of Republicans in Congress, wage an aggressive attack against Mueller while he investigates the aggressive Russian attack against America.
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They said they had found a more aggressive strain of the new coronavirus, associated with the outbreak in Wuhan, accounted for about 70% of analyzed cases, while 30% were linked to a less aggressive type.
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"When you call him aggressive — there is a longstanding history in this country of regarding black men in America as aggressive to justify a lot of other things," Will said, spelling out what Kenny wouldn't.
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His language is aggressive—opponents are branded as enemies or traitors.
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That aggressive expansion has attracted fresh recruits from across North Africa.
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That's when countries are expected to formally establish more aggressive commitments.
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The more questions I asked, the more aggressive the salespeople got.
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McCain, who is battling glioblastoma: an aggressive stage 4 brain cancer.
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You have to be aggressive, and you can't miss open shots.
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And when authoritarians feel threatened, they support aggressive leaders and policies.
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Originally, my husband's treatment plan that doctors recommended was incredibly aggressive.
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All of these things become compromised when you pursue aggressive treatment.
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There will be an aggressive, stormy atmosphere, one of powerful endings.
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John McCain into the most aggressive proponent of the McConnell principle.
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For example, since Columbia University began an aggressive campaign to upscale
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It's aggressive and crazy, but I think the songwriting sounds mature.
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It's a blessing that I caught the cancer before being aggressive.
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Ellis was characteristically aggressive on offense and characteristically absentminded on defense.
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The company has been aggressive when it comes to international expansion.
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The Fed also took a more aggressive view on future hikes.
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That effort included a promotional deal with Nike and aggressive advertising.
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But despite Abe's aggressive courtship, Putin is playing hard to get.
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The way the companies are set up are much more aggressive.
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Remember the "taper tantrum", when investors feared less aggressive Fed easing?
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When Lang said yes, he became aggressive and threatening, she said.
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"You're almost 10-percent more aggressive" Krzanich said during the call.
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We realize that a more aggressive policy and enforcement approach will
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There isn't a more aggressive or attack-minded coach than D'Antoni.
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Ask the passive-aggressive person to confront what they're angry about.
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And so their image was just kind of an aggressive monopolist.
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They'll also become potential targets of Donald Trump's aggressive deportation tactics.
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One is to get more aggressive in improving its own software.
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"Caution Swan Is Aggressive" read the warning placed in Chuck's area.
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If you seem sloppy or overly aggressive, you could be overlooked.
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But China isn't eager to get too aggressive with North Korea.
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In the second half, I just wanted to be more aggressive.
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Like in terms of embracing some of the more aggressive tendencies.
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Given the extremely aggressive tone of the video, that makes sense.
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At Aultman Hospital, Marie underwent aggressive treatments, however, her condition worsened.
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He couldn't control himself, became aggressive and jealous for no reason.
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Lenovo's rival Xiaomi also sells its phones at aggressive price points.
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Leaders responded to these impulses through censorship and other aggressive tactics.
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The organization advocated an aggressive, paranoid approach to the Soviet Union.
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Ever since users have complained that the algorithm is too aggressive.
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The "DPRK is definitely getting more aggressive, more erratic," he said.
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That's aggressive pricing, undercutting strong competitors like Xiaomi's Redmi Note 7.
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The faster, the more aggressive you are, the smoother it is.
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A "hawkish" monetary policymaker is more aggressive in warding off inflation.
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Often, such bacteria can still be treated with more aggressive drugs.
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But the hallucinations and voices were getting more and more aggressive.
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And Democrats are planning an aggressive campaign against Walker in November.
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"He doesn't seem to be a naturally aggressive person," Sy said.
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Fundrise, being that it is 0% in stocks, is less aggressive.
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It's a method of communication: enticing or repulsive, playful or aggressive.
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Uber Money is the company's most aggressive push into financial services.
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Nor are aggressive mating practices perpetrated solely by males against females.
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So why are women choosing the more aggressive option more often?
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Biogen earnings topped expectations, helped by aggressive cost cutting, Reuters said.
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His aggressive, uncompromising strategy, for both Scalia's and Kennedy's replacements, succeeded.
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We have the most aggressive re-entry program in the country.
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That aggressive campaign has now been expanded to many more states.
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So what's with all the aggressive season pushing happening right now?
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An aggressive squirrel tried to bite me but I got away!
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How would a shaky bipedal bot react to an aggressive dog?
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But Taylor turned it into a race with her aggressive tactics.
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He could be aggressive and unclear in his expectations, they said.
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Read MoreTesla's aggressive new production goals are 'mission impossible': AutoNation CEO
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It's a useful framework, considering Uber's aggressive push into auto leasing.
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But the app is also super aggressive about pushing its subscriptions.
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Sometimes it's passive aggressive, but online there's nothing passive about it.
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But its stock price suggests investors expect even more aggressive growth.
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Hospital records say that after Young was admitted, he became aggressive.
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The irony is that Seats' own money-making moxie isn't aggressive.
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They're aggressive, unrelenting, and they all seem to know each other.
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Raccoons with distemper can also get aggressive, according to health officials.
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And, at least one person was just a tad (hilariously) aggressive.
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But Smart HDR is extremely aggressive — overly so, to my eye.
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"On the surface trap music is very aggressive," the designer said.
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There are several external factors contributing to Uber Eats' aggressive expansion.
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Like Garmin, TomTom's been getting pretty aggressive with its wearable strategy.
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U.S. health guidelines recommend aggressive statin therapy for high-risk patients.
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That's pretty aggressive and for the foreseeable future, seems really unlikely.
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President Trump's administration has been aggressive in its fight against science.
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Should you be cautious or aggressive when searching a crime scene?
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"The mood wasn't overly aggressive, but it was nationalistic," Busch said.
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A less aggressive Fed and hopes of progress in Sino-U.
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How much room is there for Apple to get more aggressive?
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Part of that was aggressive advertising, including ubiquitous sock puppet commercials.
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The administration engaged in an aggressive antitrust campaign against industrial monopolists.
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As a result, her subjects appear poised and confident, almost aggressive.
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The Chinese are already being more aggressive on the banking side.
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I was being aggressive and took what the defense gave me.
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Sometimes I'm a bit under-aggressive and sometimes a bit over.
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Mylan is aggressive when it comes to lowering its tax bill.
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Maybe I need to be more aggressive, because it's quite tough!
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We just go out there and play aggressive football every day.
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GUILFOYLE: Yeah, that&aposs probably a little bit, you know, aggressive.
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Joerger said Fox played well but needs to be more aggressive.
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"It does not concern aggressive, disruptive action or even group demonstrations".
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Why is Pence's rhetoric surrounding the potential new military so aggressive?
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In August, United's aggressive roll out of last class unexpectedly stalled.
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People who knew him said Fisher could be aggressive and controlling.
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However, Pressman left the portfolios for his most aggressive clients untouched.
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WE HAVE A STRONG, AGGRESSIVE PLAN TO FIX OUR WINDOWS BUSINESS.
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His adorable demeanor quickly turns, well, aggressive to say the least.
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Could it be a veiled, passive-aggressive reaction to the news?
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Blocking feels more aggressive — you don't want to block your mother.
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On social media, blocking someone is the ultimate passive aggressive act.
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Trump's aggressive anti-China rhetoric has also given some companies pause.
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Can combative, aggressive Mars get anything done in intellectual, friendly Aquarius?
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I just did my job, go out there and be aggressive.
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Seems Google is continuing its aggressive campaign to conquer your iPhone.
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Saudi Arabia is the most aggressive risk-taker of the lot.
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She underwent aggressive chemotherapy, but died several months after her diagnosis.
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But that does not excuse him from pushing an aggressive agenda.
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Authorities launched aggressive mosquito-control measures, including spraying in the area.
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Ouster is setting an aggressive timeline to scale out its manufacturing.
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Billionaires do try aggressive planning techniques and they don't always work.
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It's quite a sort of aggressive action to literally stop it.
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Where "Another Brick" is aggressive, though, "Outsiders" is warm, almost cozy.
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Yet he followed an aggressive strategy nevertheless, sometimes to his detriment.
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However, anytime there is a pullback, he'd be an aggressive buyer.
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It's time for America to get aggressive with ISIS, retired Adm.
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Aggressive traders use the ANTSSYS method to trade the rally rebound.
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In a region famous for its reserved, sometimes passive-aggressive attitude.
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We're seeing this taboo of the sexually aggressive, sexually domineering woman.
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" No, it's not a passive aggressive text, just a friendly "reminder.
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But the changes have come in waves rather one aggressive push.
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Unlike Ford, who was sympathetic, measured, and vulnerable, Kavanaugh was aggressive.
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N surprised the market with unexpectedly aggressive expansion plans through 2020.
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A more aggressive Fed could nudge money market yields even higher.
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They came out and were aggressive and caught us off guard.
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Maybe I made things a little more aggressive, a little faster.
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Learn how to master the most aggressive handshake on planet Earth?
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This kind of aggressive rhetoric is pretty standard for North Korea.
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In general, you could characterize Huawei's posture this week as aggressive.
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Specifically, he called for more aggressive policies to address income inequality.
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These were considered aggressive behaviors, rather than just harrassment like yelling.
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Men are expected to be more outspoken and aggressive than women.
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Japanese insurers have been among the most aggressive in overseas acquisitions.
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"It was a really, really weird passive-aggressive culture," she said.
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"I was aggressive, I served well throughout the match," Sharapova said.
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Instead of changing strategy, Edwards doubled down on the aggressive advertising.
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This is a highly aggressive and probably doomed strategy, without question.
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Huntsman spiders can be aggressive, and will attack humans if provoked.
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Periods can seem aggressive; complete, punctuated sentences can read as uptight.
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" He continued, "And the Chinese people are not aggressive by nature.
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Don't look for an aggressive crackdown on rising drug prices, either.
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Waiting too long means more aggressive Fed action could be required.
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But consumer groups are concerned collections companies are still too aggressive.
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Hollywood action movies now routinely feature an over-aggressive spying state.
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At the same time, aggressive overseas expansion has brought increased expenses.
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"He definitely was being more aggressive," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.
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It explored the philosophically aggressive, grotesque, and taboo aspects of humanity.
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Twitter has perhaps been the most aggressive about blocking individual accounts.
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That strategy could backfire if it is met with aggressive lawsuits.
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He just wasn't as aggressive as he's been in the past.
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We are a more aggressive buyer when they are going down.
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Those years as a punk in England were violent and aggressive.
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Find my spots, pick my spots and try and stay aggressive.
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With his ultra-aggressive style, even his losses bolstered his stock.
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The group has been running an aggressive field campaign in Iowa.
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"We will probably go a little bit more aggressive," Nurislamova said.
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She's still ducking and dodging and spinning, but much less aggressive.
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But Bank of America's been particularly aggressive on buying in stock.
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I give them a 270-degree torso tuck and aggressive liposuction.
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Furthermore, economic woes can lead to much more aggressive foreign policy.
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"I've always wanted my teams to be aggressive defensively," he says.
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He was aggressive & told me I was coming home with him.
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Google has been similarly aggressive about quashing any claims of bias.
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Simultaneously, an aggressive online operation was waged to obscure their origin.
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Sanders is most aggressive against Wall Street generally and speculators specifically.
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It certainly ticks all the checkboxes for aggressive and muscular aesthetics.
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"I think I'm being aggressive on the puck," Andersen told reporters.
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Ron Wyden expressed disappointment Friday that the administration wasn't more aggressive.
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What was more alarming was Kadyrov's increasingly aggressive and erratic behavior.
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REUTERS: On diesel, you've gotten aggressive on enforcing the diesel cases.
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We had the Fed pivot in December to less aggressive stance.
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Take Amazon, a company known for its aggressive anti-union tactics.
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These are indicators of aggressive, impulsive or risky behavior, Swanson said.
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"You're violent, you're aggressive, you're a psychopath," says portfolio manager Mike.
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Obama's more aggressive use of clemency is part of that shift.
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"Aggressive tax planning is part of MNCs' core business," Indrawati said.
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The music he released was paranoid, icy, aggressive, and unusually villainous.
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Congress did not agree to some of the more aggressive cuts.
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DiGiorno was also perplexed, and responded with this passive aggressive emoji.
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He could also amend the agreement to relax America's aggressive targets.
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States were equally aggressive about challenging the Obama administration's environmental regulations.
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People came into our offices and were mean, aggressive, even violent.
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The style is aggressive, growing only more chaotic as it goes.
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Aggressive growth, accompanied by weak underwriting results, would be credit-negative.
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Her tips include "negging," being sexually aggressive, and setting future plans.
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Aggressive InterestI began asking questions, focusing on definitions, details, and trends.
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If your child shows any aggressive tendencies, modify their media diet.
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But despite its aggressive appearance, the NSX's interior is remarkably comfortable.
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If they get aggressive with you, security is gonna let them.
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But when Trump took over, the feed became noticeably more aggressive.
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But a mismatch this glaring demands aggressive help from the weakside.
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Democrats have responded with an aggressive call for a special prosecutor.
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Omar, Carson suggested, isn't about to alter her aggressive messaging style.
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But it isn't about mistrust or being commercially aggressive towards anyone.
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The airline's aggressive expansion plan also spooked investors earlier this year.
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If every cancer has a personality, this one is notoriously aggressive.
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But CPAC marked a pivot to a far more aggressive strategy.
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Aggressive are those who shoot up a theater and kill dozens.
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Pharmaceutical company managers are aggressive deal makers and love tax inversions.
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McCain, 85033, is currently battling an aggressive form of brain cancer.
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Multiple women said Witty's sexually aggressive conduct left them feeling terrible.
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"Pennsylvania is probably the most aggressive of the gerrymanders," he said.
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The tweets aren't particularly florid or aggressive, just calculated and crisp.
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Latina patients frequently have a biologically aggressive form of breast cancer.
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We'd have a better sense of which patients need aggressive treatment.
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"There needs to be aggressive oversight of this administration," Kessler said.
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"There's all sorts of aggressive intelligence action happening," he told me.
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"I never used my size in an aggressive way," he said.
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What's the "right" framework in which to understand these aggressive exchanges?
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Governments need to take aggressive steps to address this pollution crisis.
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They've just never been this aggressive, this mobilizing, and this prolific.
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She supports making early intervention available for aggressive or violent children.
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Gobbling up Northwest set the tone for Delta's aggressive international expansion.
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"For us, it's important to stay humble, stay aggressive," he said.
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He still, however, has taken an aggressive stance on immigration overall.
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They're afraid they'll come across as aggressive, pushy, or even greedy.
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That will motivate them to take an aggressive deal-making posture.
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She's honest, funny, extremely generous, and more than a little aggressive.
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The administration has taken an aggressive approach to temporary protected status.
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Some pitchers are very aggressive; they throw strikes all the time.
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The F-Pace looks sophisticated while maintaining an aggressive, muscular stance.
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Their aggressive selling helped to drive it below $24 last month.
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There is some evidence that they can contribute to aggressive behavior.
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In turn, retailers are looking for solutions that aren't too aggressive.
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Absolutely. In fact, a company can be aggressive and downright admirable.
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It may get more aggressive, with hands reaching to inappropriate places.
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That will inform how aggressive we get with more targeted alerts.
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In other instances, the footage can portray police as needlessly aggressive.
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That's pretty aggressive, and I'm not going to respond to that.
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He was very passive-aggressive and didn't provide any training whatsoever.
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"I felt like I had to be very aggressive," he said.
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In their second debate, he was much more assertive and aggressive.
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Automakers have urged the Trump administration to rethink those aggressive mandates.
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The company said aggressive discounting lured more customers to its stores.
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The new majority will bring aggressive oversight of the Trump administration.
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The Trump administration has been aggressive in seeking to unwind it.
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But we're trying to be pretty aggressive about paying them off.
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Trump has overseen an aggressive crackdown on immigration since taking office.
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Certainly, a refreshing pause after such an aggressive run makes sense.
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We have this Trump era of policing and it's very aggressive.
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McCain died Saturday after battling an aggressive form of brain cancer.
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Clinton stands: After an aggressive primary challenge from Mr. Sanders, Mrs.
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Clinton embodies the worst aspects of an aggressive, antagonistic American establishment.
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He went out there with an edge and was very aggressive.
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Death row is another area where governors could be more aggressive.
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But the measures fell short of hopes for more aggressive action.
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Saber is the quickest and most aggressive of the fencing disciplines.
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They came back, made some shots and we weren't aggressive enough.
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Aggressive soldiers told passing cars to keep moving through the darkness.
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President Franklin Roosevelt relied on aggressive jobs programs in the 1930s.
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The team as a whole was an aggressive, hard-hitting bunch.
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Reyes, though, has a reputation as a much more aggressive enforcer.
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"It started as [an] aggressive timeline," Mnuchin told the Financial Times.
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What I know is, there will be an aggressive commercial policy.
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But they did a great job of being aggressive on us.
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But the company's aggressive expansion would also lead to its downfall.
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We felt like we could again because they're so aggressive defensively.
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Apparently, the Trump supporters were a little louder and aggressive, too.
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China combines this "venture investing" with an aggressive industrial espionage apparatus.
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House Republicans gave conflicting signals about how aggressive they will be.
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In antidoping circles, he is not regarded as an aggressive crusader.
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"They are more aggressive in front of the English," she said.
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They were physical and aggressive and did what they usually do.
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They were lovers, had some very heated, aggressive anti-Trump texts.
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Patients with necrotizing fasciitis need quick and aggressive treatments, Glatter said.
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Google has been especially an especially aggressive player at deep influence.
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The listing follows an aggressive overhaul of the company's internal culture.
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We don't have as quite an aggressive outreach from our government.
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But a spokeswoman defended aggressive proposals to cut the agency's budget.
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His aggressive apology clearly signals he fundamentally does not get it.
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It's never ok to turn those disagreements into violent, aggressive anger.
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Of being patient at the plate and aggressive on the bases.
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"It depends on how aggressive you want to be," he said.
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Fox Business, on the other hand, took a more aggressive stance.
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Some of the best and most aggressive entrepreneurs in the world.
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The donkeys become aggressive should any unwanted guest try to approach.
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Most of the time you're thinking score, you're being aggressive. Score.
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"I just tried to come in and be aggressive," Brogdon said.
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"The Almond Board was present and very aggressive," the minutes read.
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Didn't mean to be aggressive, I just felt like throwing something.
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Widely known as a boring, conservative coach, Ferentz started getting aggressive.
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Watch out: People will be very passionate, even aggressive, this evening.
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Pricing is aggressive: 99 to 155 euros (about $113 to $181).
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"Trump is always making provocations with his aggressive words," Han said.
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Not necessarily in an aggressive way, but it should be big.
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Trump has been aggressive in pushing defense contractors to cut cost.
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Expect people to find you more aggressive in the coming weeks!
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But so far there is little evidence of any aggressive bargaining.
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The company has been taking aggressive measures to meet the target.
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"Like, I'm not an aggressive guy," Chad lies to JoJo's face.
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Using my forehands more and (being) very aggressive at certain moment.
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I became extremely aggressive and it created a ton of conflict.
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They have blackouts, they become cruel towards everyone, they become aggressive.
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The new album seems more aggressive and political than anything before.
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She said she's trained him not to be aggressive around people.
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Some may be too aggressive, while others provide only meager guidance.
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Taboola was aggressive with deal-makingSingolda, meanwhile, was a consummate salesman.
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He was far more aggressive than usual and it paid off.
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Preller's tenure with the Padres has been marked by aggressive moves.
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Aggressive cost-cutting measures and lower commodity costs helped boost profits.
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The FCC, under his leadership, is currently pursuing an aggressive agenda.
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The Palestinians' demands were not simply an overly aggressive negotiating strategy.
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" However, he urged Iran to pursue a "less aggressive regional strategy.
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Trump, sensing an opportunity, made an aggressive play for the state.
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Lawyers, including at the Department of Justice, sometimes make aggressive arguments.
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The aggressive military campaign has also taken its toll on civilians.
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They may get aggressive and congratulations, you're in World War III.
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Well, we've made it through one week of aggressive social distancing.
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Dear Sugars, My sister died of a rare and aggressive disease.
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The suspicion started with his aggressive $22000 million purchase — in cash!
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The National Retail Federation launched an aggressive campaign to kill it.
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Linear kicks are a pain in the neck for aggressive fighters.
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He began adopting a more critical, aggressive voice in his comedy.
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It's not just happening at UVA, though they are particularly aggressive.
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When it's expressed outwardly, it's considered too aggressive to be normal.
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Is the US really going to get aggressive about tax havens?
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By Shelby's own admission, in fact, Crutcher was not being aggressive.
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But he could also stand to be a more aggressive shooter.
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One is the privacy controls they're offering now are super aggressive.
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House Democrats are right to be aggressive with their oversight demands.
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There was Alex Morgan, smiling, wrapping her in an aggressive hug.
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Why is it youngsters being the aggressive ones in this situation?
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But prosecuting a more aggressive generational argument could also carry risks.
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"We had an experienced, aggressive and hard-driving team," he wrote.
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When not on an experimental high, most cephalopods are extremely aggressive.
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But after several attacks protesters got more coordinated — and more aggressive.
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"There's never been an explicit, aggressive campaign against sugar," she said.
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I don't think you've ever played a character this aggressive before.
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The Obama administration took an aggressive approach to for-profit colleges.
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The model revealed that a gene drive would be remarkably aggressive.
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Following his father's playbook, he pursued a policy of aggressive acquisition.
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Instead, Mr. Jones is peppered with aggressive questions from an attorney.
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He was erratic, troubled and aggressive, people who knew him said.
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But instead of becoming overly aggressive, he remembered where he was.
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Wild animals fed by humans can become aggressive, Ms. Aucoin said.
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Mr. Musk's fans see him as a model of aggressive optimism.
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But if it goes on, whispering soon becomes annoying, even aggressive.
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Forward Brett Boeing said UMass's aggressive style starts with its defense.
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The same can be said when dogs are overly aggressive, too.
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But a sizable bloc of Democrats want a more aggressive approach.
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But Mr. Salvini's openly aggressive attitude has clearly struck a chord.
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But an aggressive membership campaign largely offset the loss of members.
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Both teams are playing an open and aggressive brand of soccer.
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"Russia continues to be aggressive across the board," Mr. Jones said.
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They are much more positive, aggressive and patient than French golfers.
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Lawmakers on Wednesday grew increasingly frustrated with Mr. Nix's aggressive responses.
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In February, the U.S.Cattlemen's Association took a different, more aggressive action.
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There are also some less aggressive, quite amusing squibs of absurdity.
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They can be aggressive, dogged, and seem to act with purpose.
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"This disease is particularly aggressive against people with vulnerabilities," he said.
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PB: Absolutely, because I am an aggressive maker — I like cutting.
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The US surgeon general, Jerome Adams, took a more aggressive approach.
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Walmart and Amazon have some of the most aggressive hiring goals.
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But his aggressive public-awareness campaign has its share of critics.
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The aggressive measures appear to have slowed the disease's spread there.
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But the aggressive terribleness of his performance isn't completely his fault.
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Cuccinelli on Thursday touted President Donald Trump's "aggressive" tactics on immigration.
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Some advisors may suggest aggressive investments, while others are more conservative.
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Mr. Navarro would have preferred a more aggressive approach, officials said.
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McLaren has been aggressive in obtaining partnerships over the past decade.
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Twitter has taken aggressive measures to combat misinformation regarding COVID-85033.
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I would argue that the platforms need to be more aggressive.
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"He's tough to play against — he's so overly aggressive," Querrey said.
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Perhaps with more aggressive testing, we could achieve a better balance.
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"Krasner wants all aggressive policing to stop," the officer told me.
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This week's attempt was aggressive, two officials briefed on it said.
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Mr. Ratcliffe has waged an aggressive campaign to publicize the case.
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And he has a way of raising funds without being aggressive.
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But of course, back then our discourse wasn't nearly as aggressive.
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Some adopted an especially aggressive approach, according to documents and interviews.
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" The language is described by multiple sources as being "very aggressive.
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Rising consumer demands and employee activism require more aggressive self-regulation.
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Democrats were aggressive in seeking new hearings and an independent investigation.
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It's another sign of the aggressive posture Warren has staked out.
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That's an aggressive posture where a man sits with legs splayed.
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Schumer called on moderate Republican colleagues to reconsider McConnell's aggressive timeline.
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The aggressive bidding and intense interest caught many observers by surprise.
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O'Rourke's aggressive stance on gun control — following in 2020 contender Rep.
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At stake is the ride-booking service's often aggressive worldwide expansion.
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This perspective shift will help rein in aggressive or combative impulses.
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It was the first really aggressive HDR camera in that way.
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That valuation could be too aggressive, though, according to Breakingviews calculations.
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Pushing for action on climate change: 'We have to be aggressive.
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Leading up to the holidays, Amazon is only getting more aggressive.
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