Gorsuch had cut enforcement, accommodated polluters, and antagonized career staff.
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He has antagonized Beijing with a series of critical comments.
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Bevin antagonized voters across the political spectrum throughout his term.
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Astrid antagonized Wim, Witzenhausen told the police, because she defied him.
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Like Mr. Romney, Mr. Rubio and Mr. Perry antagonized Mr. Trump.
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Chrissy Teigen is no stranger to being antagonized on social media.
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And the administration's moves during August only antagonized each side further.
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"Trans women will be antagonized and expunged from the college," they said.
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The United States is not the only ally that Turkey has antagonized.
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We have antagonized the angel of Earth for a long time now.
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Other times, workers deliberately antagonized the residents, patients and some staff members said.
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Right, and they've also antagonized the people they need to be partners with.
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The president has regularly antagonized Bezos, criticizing both Amazon and The Washington Post.
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Clinton's past support for free-trade agreements, though, that has most antagonized labor.
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In power, Mursi made the cardinal mistake in Egyptian politics; he antagonized the military.
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" The subreddit is a forum to vent about being antagonized by "mombies" and "daddicts.
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Sinclair though wasn't willing to budge and repeatedly antagonized antitrust officials at the DOJ.
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Mr. Comey also described how Mr. Trump antagonized him on Twitter after firing him.
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Clinton has had to avoid being riled or antagonized into answering Trump's jeers and smears.
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The bloc stumbled into trying both, imperiling growth and unity, even as it antagonized Russia.
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Soon after winning the presidency, he antagonized Beijing by holding a phone conversation with Taiwan's leader.
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Since coming to power seven months ago he has antagonized his adversaries and distanced his friends.
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But in the short run, it antagonized colleagues who felt he was needlessly rocking the boat.
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"Soros has antagonized not only us but also England, President Trump and Israel too," he said.
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He antagonized Democrats and his own party: During Cruz's unsuccessful bid for president in 2016, Republican Sen.
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By making the case from a political elite's perspective, the Remain campaign has alienated, even antagonized, voters.
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But he was no shoo-in for the Republican Senate nomination, having antagonized the party's conservative establishment.
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The move backfired, according to Senate GOP sources, who say it only antagonized the fiery Alaska senator.
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As he became increasingly outspoken, he antagonized both his country's autocratic president, Joseph Kabila, and neighboring Rwanda.
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The president threatened to do the same to other former national security officials who have antagonized him.
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Kurdish leaders in northern Iraq had antagonized Iraq, Turkey and Iran by holding the referendum on Monday.
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There was a really anti-competitive nature, and also [former Microsoft CEO] Steve Ballmer antagonized the Justice Department.
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Hispanics are a large and growing part of the Catholic population, and Trump has antagonized many of them.
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In 2008, the organization took it a step further, and antagonized Aretha Franklin with a cruel open letter.
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In truth, it's as likely that Hitchens was safe because he said little that antagonized the truly powerful.
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Also, the fact a Native American, who make up only 1% of the country, was being attacked/antagonized.
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In the last week a late entrance to the race from EU Budget Commissioner, Kristalina Georgieva, has antagonized Moscow.
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I've tried to find out why they feel antagonized—and why they're seem like they're out to attack me.
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Plus, the US canceled a planned military drill with South Korea in August, an exercise that always antagonized Pyongyang.
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What's more, Trump has missed a chance to make amends with a community that he antagonized throughout his campaign.
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His speech distilled the White House's "America First" foreign policy agenda, which has antagonized allies and turned foes friendly.
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As far as I knew, I hadn't made any terrible diplomatic faux pas or particularly antagonized any big men.
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The libertarian-minded GOP senator antagonized his colleagues by keeping the chamber in session until nearly 2 a.m. Sen.
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Yet, party leaders have antagonized many liberal activists by intervening in primaries to clear the field for "establishment" candidates.
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President Trump has antagonized China for months, challenging the One China policy and issuing critical tweets as recently as Friday.
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Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has hedged his bets by growing closer to Moscow, and antagonized Washington in the process.
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He antagonized opponents with his taunts, amused reporters with his boasts and angered government officials with his anti-war speeches.
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Macy's, for one, has been antagonized for both discontinuing Donald Trump-branded products, and not dropping those of his daughter's.
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Finally, at times certain technologies have been antagonized by interest groups that blame innovation for lost jobs and diminished opportunities.
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But its violent rule has also antagonized Sunnis, raising hope for reconciliation among Iraq's sects after the group is defeated.
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The president's budget quickly antagonized Democrats while making clear the contours of how he plans to run for re-election.
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Within a year, she antagonized Democrats with a provocative memoir that accused the party of taking steps to favor Mrs.
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Mr. Trump's speech underscored his administration's "America First" foreign policy agenda, which has antagonized allies and turned foes into friends.
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Their past support for Sanders and Trump, who have both antagonized their own parties, fits into this big-picture strategy.
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While Trump has antagonized and aggravated many in his own party, no serious challengers to his re-nomination have emerged.
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But because of the extent to which the FBI has antagonized the company, this kind of cooperation is now in jeopardy.
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The move further antagonized Bobbi Kristina's family, and the following month her father Bobby Brown co-signed the wrongful death suit.
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His executive actions have antagonized Republicans who accuse him of unlawfully taking actions by executive fiat that only Congress can perform.
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But that has only antagonized the Turks, who view it as a staging ground for a future insurgency against their homeland.
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Her embrace of activism over realpolitik has antagonized powerful players in Sweden, one of the world's largest per capita weapons exporters.
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These steps have antagonized Republicans, who accuse him of unlawfully taking actions by executive fiat that should be the purview of Congress.
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Blogger Erick Erickson wrote that Trump antagonized the G7 then made kissy face with a man who routinely murders his own people.
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The Yale Daily News reported that the student antagonized another student of color in the past, who is a friend of Siyonbola's.
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James antagonized Green into the altercation, then subtly campaigned for the league to suspend him in the post-Game 5 press conference.
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Kushner might not have had to engage in such behind-the-scenes maneuvering had his father-in-law not publicly antagonized Mexico.
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In Game 211, James antagonized Warriors forward Draymond Green into an altercation that included Green delivering a cheap shot to LeBron's groin.
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But he has so antagonized permanent Washington — and good on him, his supporters say — that information will still find its way out.
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Erdogan's insistence on collaborating with Russia at NATO's expense has deeply antagonized U.S. policymakers, compelling them towards new alliances that exclude Turkey.
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But she antagonized her Republican predecessor by opening an investigation into his office's handling of the sexual-abuse scandal at Penn State.
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Mr. Trump, who has antagonized the news media and restricted access throughout his campaign, does not control the credentialing for the convention.
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He mocked Republican elites, denounced free trade and globalization, antagonized minorities and vowed to build a "Buchanan fence" along the Mexican border.
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In traditional American diplomacy, problems are managed, policy choices are hedged and partners, however weak, are not antagonized for no good reason.
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Mr. Noor had antagonized the United States military by stopping fuel shipments intended for American-led international forces traveling through the region.
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Mr. Schulte's lawyer, Sabrina Shroff, has called him an easy scapegoat for the C.I.A. because he had antagonized so many colleagues there.
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Though Medvedev has antagonized opponents and officials on court before, playing with the crowd as he has in New York is new.
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Though Medvedev has antagonized opponents and officials on court before, playing with the crowd as he has in New York is new.
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It's fine to dislike Ngo's journalism (I do), and to argue that he has intentionally antagonized antifa in order to provoke them.
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Then Facebook — just a just a few days after Zuckerberg told employees he would "try not to antagonize her further" — antagonized her further.
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In leaving the deal despite Iran's compliance, Trump has antagonized the rest of the world and undermined sanctions as a tool of diplomacy.
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The suspension of Ezekiel Elliott antagonized Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, and shifting discipline in the Ray Rice case confused and annoyed many fans.
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But the company antagonized the music industry along the way, and was slow to adapt to the challenges posed by Spotify and Apple.
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Its aggressive moves in the region had antagonized previous Philippine administrations, which took Beijing to court to prove its claims over the sea.
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In more recent times, from 1999-2008 the impish Mistress antagonized listeners with a hyperactive mix of death metal, doom, and grind-infused hardcore.
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Even if the DOJ prevails in the district court, it'll have to go through the liberal (and presidentially antagonized) Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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He has antagonized China, another major power at the United Nations, with his talk on trade and territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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" "On the other hand, you have a very muscular assertion of China's own interests that has antagonized a lot of countries in the region.
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The death threats are a sign that Muslim religious leaders have antagonized the Islamic State, according to analysts who are studying the militant group.
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As The New York Times reported later that year, her iron hand, however velvet-gloved it might have been, had apparently antagonized some parents.
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In 1987 he left to edit The New Yorker, where he inherited a staff antagonized by the deposing of the longtime editor William Shawn.
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But it antagonized Mr. Trump, who has played up his friendship with Mr. Johnson and urged him to reject Huawei on national security grounds.
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Since then, Mr. Trump has antagonized core allies with tariffs on steel and aluminum while raising the specter of a trade war with China.
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So it was for the Jets: Their Hall of Fame quarterback antagonized them online, and the Colts' star quarterback outgunned them on the field.
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Tillerson sees his job become harder before it even begins because of administration moves that have antagonized Muslim nations, European allies, Mexico and U.S. bureaucrats.
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He has repeatedly come under attack from Donald J. Trump and other rivals as being eminently unlikable, having antagonized even members of his own party.
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Cruz has antagonized Kasich on the stump, calling on him to drop out and floating the idea that he's running to be Trump's vice president.
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After ordering a barrage of missile tests last year, which antagonized the international community, Kim has started engaging in diplomatic discussions over his nuclear program.
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The nomination of Ms. DeVos, an outspoken critic of public education who favors charter schools, has antagonized supporters of public schools and prompted some protests.
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Foster never antagonized football culture quite enough to become a villain, but he never did quite enough on the field to be a hero, either.
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A moment later one of the scarecrow-esque zombies I'd just antagonized appeared from nowhere and punched me down the same hole I'd just died in.
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"If you place any creature in such excruciating circumstances over periods and periods of time ... after so long, they will be agitated and antagonized," T.I. said.
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Trump has antagonized many Latinos with those remarks and his vows to build a wall along the border with Mexico and make Mexico pay for it.
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His views, delivered in a characteristically bomb-throwing style, have antagonized people across the administration, leaving Mr. Bannon isolated and in danger of losing his job.
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Antagonized by paparazzi and feeling harassed by what he says are false accusations that he uttered slurs, Mr. Baldwin has at times publicly denounced the media.
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And Buttigieg further antagonized some advocates by initially declining an invitation to address a major LGBTQ forum in Iowa last year and by criticizing LGBTQ media.
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Instead, Stone had antagonized the court by posting an image on Instagram that portrayed Jackson with what appeared to be gun crosshairs next to her head.
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Regions or countries antagonized by Trump's flagship "America First" approach to trade or foreign policy show a particular distrust of Trump, the "Global Attitudes Survey" found.
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He had to manage growing dissent among career diplomats over the new president's policies that antagonized Muslim nations and long-time allies in Europe and in Mexico.
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Still, some in law enforcement, including FBI Director James Comey, have said that the increased scrutiny has made officers feel antagonized and afraid to do their jobs.
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Countries neighboring China — many of which are small — may not want to antagonized Beijing, Howie said, but many people feel they have been "hard done" by China.
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Its rapid growth has antagonized U.S.-based companies, including American, who have accused Qatar Airways of accepting government subsidies to gain an unfair advantage in the market.
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But one commonality remains unobserved: Of the 13 public figures featured in the story, ten have been "canceled" in part for work which has antagonized trans people.
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Several said the move appeared aimed at testing Mr. Trump, who has antagonized Beijing with acerbic words and actions on issues like Taiwan, trade and North Korea.
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The trouble, said some, is that Mr. Trump needlessly antagonized China by trumpeting the phone call and then following it up with a series of defiant tweets.
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He cursed out a front-office executive, antagonized his coach and the team's younger starters, and led a team of reserves to a victory in a scrimmage.
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Trump's unfavorability is historically high, he has divided Republicans, and he has antagonized Hispanics, women and Muslims (among others) in a country that is ever more diverse.
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Although she supported the "Euromaidan" protests in February 2014 that antagonized Russia, spurring its military intervention in Crimea, she doesn't believe that Facebook took sides in the conflict.
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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, has sparked one of the biggest political crises in the territory in decades and antagonized generations of people who feel profoundly disenfranchised.
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Among the many people President Trump has antagonized during his brief yet turbulent time in office, few were quite as surprised to receive his ire as the Australians.
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Beijing and its local allies had been convinced that the protest movement had antagonized the public by blocking roads and rail lines and scaring off shoppers and tourists.
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After 40-year-old Scott Paul Beierle was identified Saturday, multiple reports found police records of arrests for groping women and videos where Beierle antagonized immigrants and women.
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" The plaintiffs issued a statement labeling the countersuit "complete fiction," but added that once their "attempted intervention" antagonized board members, it wasn't surprising they considered "looking for other work.
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Yet it has been in particulars of policy that Trump's impact on women, immigrants, and minorities—the groups most antagonized by him during the 2016 campaign—can be seen.
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Jumana Ghunaimat, the editor in chief of Al Ghad, a liberal newspaper that campaigned for a new curriculum, said the changes, introduced without public debate, had antagonized conservative Jordanians.
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North Korea has repeatedly antagonized the global community this year, testing a hydrogen bomb in January and a long-range rocket last month despite longstanding international sanctions against it.
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Mr. Iceta's suggestion that Mr. Rajoy now make important concessions has antagonized both the central government and many within his own party, giving him a difficult needle to thread.
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When Trump insulted Canada and antagonized Europe at the Group of 7 conference, McCain became the reassuring statesman who reminded the world that America is larger than its president.
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The best response would have been to work with allies to pressure China simultaneously from all sides; instead, Trump antagonized allies so that we are fighting this battle alone.
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In fact, the flagship show didn't quite find its footing until Season 2, when Kate replaced a more dour original chief stew, Adrienne Gang, who antagonized her resentful underlings.
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Yet the project has antagonized the Afghanistan government, which does not consider this border line, known as the Durand line, as the fair and official boundary between the two neighbors.
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But the data we do have, it's no surprise, supports the views of those who say they feel more antagonized, and those who say they feel more comfortable being antagonistic.
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At a news conference on Tuesday, Sheriff Gregory Tony of Broward County said that it did not matter what was said in the room or whether Deputy Miller was antagonized.
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He antagonized lawmakers during his nearly 45 minutes on the stand by smirking, twirling his pencil, doodling and posing for pictures, while refusing to answer any questions about drug prices.
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In his UN speech Trump also offered no direct condemnation of China or Russia, despite their recent actions that have undermined — and antagonized — the United States on the world stage.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Shroff conceded that Mr. Schulte was a difficult person who antagonized "almost every single person" at the C.I.A., but said that did not make him a traitor.
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It has been said that one of the reasons he got the job was because he was so new in the area he had not antagonized any of the Negro factions.
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Things seem to be looking up for the antagonized pizza joints, but we're left with the niggling feeling that there's about to be a mysterious influx of bogus Chinese delivery orders.
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As president, he's enacted a travel ban against citizens of several Muslim-majority countries, antagonized Mexico over the building of a border wall, and referred to Mexicans as rapists and criminals.
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Avenatti's involvement has antagonized Republicans who see him as a sensationalist political opponent and frustrated Democrats who fear that his involvement could undermine their growing case against the Supreme Court nominee.
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His fit-and-start reform agenda has antagonized some in the business establishment who chafe against his calls for more foreign investment and increased competition in some sectors of the economy.
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Others raised suspicion over Putin's broader intentions in Syria and suggested that Russian involvement in the Syrian civil war — whose warplanes have reportedly killed over 1,000 civilians — had antagonized the conflict.
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Activist firms have antagonized underperforming public company CEOs for years, often in brutal, no-holds-barred campaigns, but they've largely steered clear of tech companies with founders in the top job.
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Mr. Huntsman was viewed as an effective envoy, though he antagonized the White House when he resigned in 2011, returned to the United States and began organizing his own presidential campaign.
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When you're listening to someone and trying to mask feelings like lack of confidence, or if you're being antagonized or bullied, trying to be strong — in my eyes, it's still Dacre.
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When you're listening to someone and trying to mask feelings like lack of confidence, or if you're being antagonized or bullied, trying to be strong — in my eyes, it's still Dacre.
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Over the past few days, conservatives have had a heyday comparing the protesters who blocked DeVos from entering a Washington, DC, school to the mobs that antagonized and threatened Bridges in 1960.
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Second, it antagonized the United States, Europe, and regional powers by annexing territory and conducting international terrorist attacks — both of which made it a pressing threat that needed to be addressed immediately.
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Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has criticized Trump for being willing to sit down and negotiate directly with the North Korean leader, who has consistently antagonized allies and brutally oppressed his citizens.
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Embattled drug executive Martin Shkreli antagonized lawmakers on Thursday by smirking and posing for pictures during his first appearance on Capitol Hill even as he refused to answer questions about drug prices.
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On Thursday, asked about Avenatti's claim that the indictment was the result of a conspiracy by prominent figures Avenatti has antagonized, Hanna dismissed that allegation: "Nothing can be farther from the truth."
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Of course it was a more literal kind of dialogue, one that broke the commonly agreed-upon wall between actors and audience, that antagonized Mr. Trump into a series of admonitory tweets.
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Democrats have been antagonized by the GOP's repeated attempts to repeal the law — and their success in the tax bill of undoing the individual mandate, which is expected to weaken the markets further.
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" Indeed, Trump's administration has antagonized the press, whether it's denying access to certain organizations, calling only on conservative outlets, or calling mainstream media outlets "fake news" and the "enemy of the American people.
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Raves eventually antagonized the government into creating the Criminal Justice Bill of 1994 which tried to explicitly ban gatherings where music "characterized by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats" was played.
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In so doing, he has antagonized the honorable and patriotic men and women of the country's military forces whose service derives from their obligation to uphold the Constitution rather than any individual leader.
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Canada's Liberal government rode to power with a loud-and-clear message that it would support this country's scientists, who felt neglected and even outright antagonized under the previous government of Stephen Harper.
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He has spent much of his 35-year law career raising legal hell, defending controversial clients with an audacity that has antagonized his enemies, including United States intelligence figures and many Jewish groups.
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Mr. Trump's repeated declarations that he has taken Jerusalem "off the table" further antagonized the Palestinians, seeming to dash their aspirations to make the holy city the capital of a future Palestinian state.
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Hong Kong's previous chief executive, CY Leung, who the publication has long antagonized for his close ties to Beijing, regularly posts pictures on his Facebook page of companies that advertize in Apple Daily.
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This antagonized local karate practitioner Yoiche Nakachi, who was ten years older than Bruce, had been practicing karate since his childhood in Japan, and was known for his street fighting victories around town.
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Presidents have to weigh in on disputes between people on two sides of a conflict; they have to decide which countries to cultivate closer alliances with (and which can be safely ignored or antagonized).
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Just days after President Trump's tweets antagonized a foreign adversary over who would be first to start nuclear war, Twitter has addressed calls for the company to ban the chatty, often bellicose U.S. president.
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Throughout the long and contentious presidential campaign, they saw themselves on the front lines of the country's power struggle — insulted and antagonized by Donald J. Trump and courted in near-desperation by Hillary Clinton.
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" Yet her unvarnished accounts of the war in Chechnya antagonized many powerful people in the Russian military and government, who regarded her descriptions of acts of savagery committed by their country's soldiers as "unpatriotic.
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Mr. Trump antagonized the British government by declaring that Nigel Farage, the leader of the U.K. Independence Party, which favored Britain's break from the European Union, should be the next British ambassador to Washington.
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Executives in New York are mindful of their national affiliates, many of which cater to red-state audiences that might be antagonized to discover their local station is declining to show Mr. Trump's remarks.
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He antagonized the other contestants on JoJo Fletcher's season and annoyed them by keeping to himself, breaking his self-imposed isolation only to hang out and work out with Daniel, his lone Canadian bromance partner.
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The exchange's quest to attract high-volume funds and high-frequency traders (HFT) to boost liquidity has antagonized some core broking members which service consumers and producers and are already under pressure from higher fees.
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In both cases, WWE openly antagonized very vocal segments of its fan base, resulting in arena after arena full of disgruntled boos on the "Road to WrestleMania," the company's most important period of the year.
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In 1974, the Iranian-American artist Nicky Nodjoumi took his City College M.F.A. back to Tehran, where his politically charged painting quickly antagonized first the Shah's secret police and then Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's Revolutionary Guards.
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Then, in a forerunner to the Watergate scandal, burglars broke into a psychiatrist's office in California in search of records that could damage Daniel Ellsberg, who had leaked the Pentagon Papers and antagonized the Nixon administration.
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He drew the ire of farmers and antagonized their powerful lobby in Washington when he relaxed enforcement of a mandate to include biofuels such as ethanol - made from grains - in the country's gasoline and diesel supply.
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For Mr. Biden, who has antagonized Mr. Sanders as a non-Democrat out to diminish the presidency of Barack Obama, even a firm insistence that he understands what is driving Sanders voters will be viewed skeptically.
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The rhetoric of President Trump, who disparaged Mexican immigrants and antagonized Mexico with chants of "Build the wall" during the 2016 campaign, poured gasoline on an incendiary political debate just as the film was nearing completion.
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But Medvedev's consistency and endurance on the court are paired with a fiery temper that has at times antagonized crowds and jeopardized his concentration - something he will need to steer clear from at the Australian Open.
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China's "steel dumping" has antagonized Europe and the U.S., but a senior figure at one giant mining company preferred to encourage the country's still-high demand for metals and alloys rather than blame it for low prices.
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On Thursday, a judge in Wyoming sentenced the man who hopped out of his car and antagonized a bison at Yellowstone National Park last month to 130 days in jail, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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In a twisted way, Trump's success with certain minority groups stems from the ways he's openly and harshly antagonized other minority groups (a strategy that some have said will become more entrenched by the 2020 presidential election).
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With the NHL increasingly unhappy at shutting down operations mid-season to allow players to participate in the Olympics, the IOC further antagonized owners by announcing this year that it would no longer cover travel insurance costs.
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Jordan is not necessarily a serious contender, partly because his right-wing bomb throwing in the House has antagonized many of his Republican colleagues (not to mention his alleged involvement in the Ohio State sex abuse scandal).
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America spends more on defense than the next seven countries combined, with roughly 800 bases ringing the globe, yet its might has not prevented China from rising nor Russia from asserting itself, and may have antagonized both.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Rex Tillerson's job as chief U.S. diplomat became harder before it even began because of White House moves that have antagonized Muslim nations, European allies, Mexico and U.S. bureaucrats, current and former U.S. officials said.
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He antagonized an already hostile media by banning the Washington Post from covering his events because he didn't like a headline about his conspiratorial ramblings about Barack Obama—a petty move that didn't seem to accomplish anything.
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JERUSALEM — He offended the last United States president by trying to sink the Iran nuclear deal in Congress, antagonized the countries that had negotiated it, and helped make support for Israel a partisan issue in American politics.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Wednesday named Richard Grenell, the ambassador to Germany who quickly antagonized the establishment after arriving in Berlin in 2018, to be the acting director of national intelligence overseeing the nation's 17 spy agencies.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic does not feel antagonized by lack of fan support when facing his biggest rivals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in major finals on the ATP Tour, Serbia's world number one said on Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski antagonized Democrats and stonewalled their questions about obstruction of justice during the first official impeachment-related hearing on Capitol Hill in the wake of the Russia investigation.
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After weeks being antagonized by the users of Reddit communities like /r/The_Donald and /r/pizzagate, Huffman had covertly edited messages posted by other users that were critical of him, to instead be critical of those communities' leaders.
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Trump has already antagonized and worried NATO allies by referring to the Western security alliance as "obsolete" and by pressing other members to meet their commitments to spend at least 2 percent of gross domestic product on defense.
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Mr. Brooks also neglected to note that the millions of voters who are antagonized by the political system in this country have demonstrated that they believe that Mr. Trump has the desire and ability to bring positive change.
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Still, he did dine with Rosenstein and Attorney General Sessions in March shortly after Trump antagonized Sessions for, in his view, not doing enough about the FBI's handling of the surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Mr. Abdel Rahman first antagonized the Egyptian authorities in 1970 when he barred the faithful in a mosque where he was presiding, in the town Fayoum, from praying after the death of President Gamal Abdel Nasser, a secularist.
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The editor of the liberal weekly Sunday Leader, Lasantha Wickrematunge, who had antagonized the government with his unrelenting coverage of its excesses, was shot dead on his way to work by masked gunmen on motorbikes in early 2009.
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U.S. President Donald Trump antagonized Iran, and dismayed key U.S. allies, when he last year pulled out of a 2015 agreement between Iran and world powers under which Tehran curbed its nuclear program in return for easing some sanctions.
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After weeks of being antagonized by the users of Reddit communities like /r/The_Donald and /r/pizzagate, Huffman had covertly edited messages posted by other users that were critical of him, to instead be critical of those communities' leaders.
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There's a lot going on here — this group congregated on one of the weirdest and most childish centers of cybercrime on the internet and antagonized targets over Twitter — but let's keep things simple for the sake of the lesson.
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For one, he says, President Donald Trump has not antagonized China in the same way he has his other perceived political foes — this to Ladner suggests he is more sensitive to this issue and open to working toward progress.
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And in November, she antagonized left-wing Democrats by opting for a two-step legislative approach that would begin with a version of the public option embraced by most of the other candidates in the race, apart from Sanders.
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The men appointed to lead various intelligence agencies assumed office knowing that the new President had antagonized the rank-and-file for months, questioning the widely-affirmed conclusion that Russia had tried to sway the 2016 election in Trump's favor.
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Trump said he trusts Merkel and Putin equally, placing the leader of a country at the core of the trans-Atlantic alliance in the same category as the leader of a nation that has antagonized the United States at every turn.
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He claimed she was constantly antagonized by him, and it reportedly came to a head when Kubrick had the actress perform the film's memorable baseball-bat scene — in which Wendy recoils in horror from her predatory husband — a reported 127 times.
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And as my insightful CNN colleague Ron Brownstein has noted, the path from 13 million to 70 million is lined with college-educated voters, Millennials, people of color, unmarried women, secular voters -- each of whom he has antagonized and alienated.
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Mr. Tapper, who has a photo of Murrow in his office, says he sees a bigger parallel, between Trump's attacks on the media and similar rhetoric from McCarthy, who antagonized reporters at his rallies and derided newspapers as Communist propaganda outlets.
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And that is likely part of the reason why CIA and Pentagon officials reportedly opposed Trump's decision on Monday: The U.S. has nothing to gain by antagonizing a state that in recent history has only attacked American targets when antagonized.
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Amid the height of the Cold War in the 1980s, Volkoff antagonized American audiences by wearing all-red Soviet outfits, waving a Soviet flag and insisting that the crowds stand for the Russian national anthem and then loudly singing along.
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Trump's pardon for an Arizona sheriff who critics accused of targeting Hispanics, his planned wall along the U.S.-Mexican border and his comments about Mexico sending "rapists" and drug dealers into the United States already had antagonized many Hispanic Americans.
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Beijing has stolen US technological and personnel secrets for its own advantage, antagonized US allies in the South China Sea, killed or imprisoned more than a dozen American informants, and taken millions of US jobs over the past 15 years.
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Despite the extraordinary political and cultural impact that dissenting soldiers made throughout the Vietnam era, their voices have been nearly erased from history, replaced by a stereotypical image of loyal, patriotic soldiers antagonized and spat upon by ungrateful antiwar activists.
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The President has also antagonized black Americans by claiming that there were good people on "both" sides of a deadly rally in Charlottesville held by White supremacists and Nazis and his prolonged criticism over protests of racial injustice by NFL players.
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The shooting of Mr. Nemtsov, a charismatic opposition leader who antagonized the Kremlin, ended his two-decade democratic crusade that began in the wake of the Soviet Union's collapse in 2503, and continued through the authoritarian rise of Mr. Putin.
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Both Mr. Bush and President Obama believed that such assertions inflamed anti-American sentiment, served as a recruiting tool for terrorists and antagonized countries in the Middle East that the United States needed as allies in the fight against violent extremism.
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Essentially a treasure hunter whose only qualification was a bachelors' degree in paleontology, Phillips failed to field a qualified staff and antagonized the local authorities in Yemen, but used his political connections to acquire and get rich off of oil concessions.
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White House trade adviser Peter Navarro antagonized relations between the two countries when he remarked on Sunday that "there's a special place in hell" for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who he said engaged in "bad-faith diplomacy" with Trump.
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U.S. President Donald Trump antagonized Iran, and dismayed key U.S. allies, last year when he exited a 2015 deal between Tehran and world powers under which Tehran curbed its nuclear program in return for an easing of most international sanctions.
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In Europe, the deployment of a missile shield in eastern and southern Europe primarily to counter any threat from the Middle East clearly antagonized Russia, suddenly wary of losing its own long-held ability to strike European targets with nuclear and conventional weapons.
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Among other indiscretions, Beijing has stolen US technological and personnel secrets for its own advantage, antagonized US allies in the South China Sea, killed or imprisoned more than a dozen American informants, and taken millions of US jobs over the past 15 years.
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Among other indiscretions, Beijing has stolen US technological and personnel secrets for its own advantage, antagonized US allies in the South China Sea, killed or imprisoned more than a dozen American informants, and taken millions of US jobs over the past two decades.
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Seen from this angle, Serrano's well-intentioned exhibition is a bully pulpit for the disaffected one percent, a soapbox of privilege for the elite New Yorkers who may have antagonized Trump toward the president, flattering him with business deals and televised syndication.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The former leader of South Korea's main opposition party, who is leading polls of candidates to be the next president, said on Thursday deployment of a U.S. anti-missile system that has antagonized China should be decided by the next administration.
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The defense argued that investigators were quick to scapegoat Mr. Schulte because he was an easy target; after all, he had antagonized virtually all of his co-workers at the C.I.A. Prosecutors showed jurors detailed notebooks that Mr. Schulte kept in jail while awaiting trial.
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America's punishing sanctions and crackdown on Iranian oil exports have the potential to hit global oil prices, while India's revocation of Kashmir's special status in August has antagonized neighboring Pakistan, which has in turn made incendiary comments seen as inciting terrorism and further conflict.
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After Mullah Mansour was killed in an American airstrike last year, his successor, Mawlawi Haibatullah Akhundzada, antagonized the Rasoul faction even more, especially by choosing a hard-line member of the Taliban's Haqqani wing, Sirajuddin Haqqani, as deputy leader in charge of military operations.
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After the game, however, the Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci suggested that Kean should shoulder an equal share of the blame because his celebration had antagonized those in Cagliari's Curva — the end of the stadium where the team's most ardent fans are housed — who were racially abusing him.
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"As a member of the LGBT community, I'm here to say that whether you are Muslim, whether you are Latino or Latina, an immigrant or a refugee or anybody else whose been antagonized by this demagogic tyrant, we have your back," said New York City Councilman Corey Johnson.
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More likely, with the president having made a typically grandiose and poorly thought-through political gesture to domestic supporters — in this case, those who staunchly back Israel's hard-line Likud government — wiser heads in the administration are trying to mollify Palestinians and other Arabs antagonized by his posturing.
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His problem this time was that not enough Republican voters appeared to recall the pre-Trump Jeff Sessions, a beloved figure on the right who helped fuel a populist backlash that antagonized Republican leaders over the very issues that are now at the heart of Mr. Trump's nationalist agenda.
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"We had a sense that if we just did this… like, How to Clean was provocative to the scene, but we can fucking antagonize the scene like we've never antagonized a crowd before," Hannah told Canadian culture magazine Exclaim, which in 2012 published definitive history of the band.
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Smith says he's known Steve Bannon for "a long time"; in 2015, Bannon's Breitbart went to bat for a BuzzFeed reporter who was banned from covering the Pope's visit to the US. Bannon continues to talk to Smith, on the record, even after BuzzFeed antagonized the White House with the dossier.
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It reprised a merger that the F.T.C. stopped in 1997, it flouted the F.T.C.'s earlier success in a way that the commission could not lightly tolerate, the defendants were caught telling customers to buy soon before the merger raised prices, and Staples deliberately antagonized President Obama administration during the review.
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Smith says he's known Steve Bannon for "a long time"; in 2015, Bannon's Breitbart went to bat for a BuzzFeed reporter who was banned from covering the Pope's visit to the U.S. Bannon continues to talk to Smith, on the record, even after BuzzFeed antagonized the White House with the dossier.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) antagonized his colleagues by using the Senate's rulebook to spark an hours-long shutdown last month.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Since joining President Trump's legal team, Rudolph W. Giuliani has repeatedly made attention-grabbing TV appearances in which he has antagonized Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel overseeing the Russia investigation.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) antagonized his colleagues by using the Senate's rulebook to spark an hours-long shutdown under similar circumstances.
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"The institution is losing its credibility because it is continually being politicized, it's politically being antagonized and it's seen … as a Defense Department that's either out of touch, that's rogue, that's partisan, [or] that's lawless," said a former senior military officer who served in the Trump administration and requested anonymity to speak freely.
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The former mayor of Davao city made headlines after threatening China with a 'bloody' confrontation over the South China Sea dispute; he antagonized the U.S. by publicly insulting President Barack Obama calling for the withdrawal of special forces troops from southern Philippines and by suggesting he was considering acquiring defense equipment from Russia and China.
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Mr. Freeman, the actor whose low-pitched voice exudes authority and is readily recognizable from scores of movies and narrations, has antagonized some Russian officials for his appearance in the video, which was posted by the Committee to Investigate Russia, a new group that seeks to raise awareness about Russia's involvement in the election.
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Since the company had already antagonized local taxi operators by prioritizing its low-cost service, Uber could not persuade enough licensed drivers to sign up, even after it offered to pay for licenses and help with other regulatory costs that totaled as much as $400 for new drivers, according to several local taxi groups and policy makers.
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"The list of problems the company is grappling with is vast, including complicity in a genocide, enabling social and political instability in different countries around the world, the unwitting sharing of consumer data and antagonized legislators in the US, the UK, Europe and beyond," Pivotal Research's Brian Wieser, one of the more bearish Facebook analysts, wrote in a January report.
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It has also faced calls from Democrats and other critics of Trump to remove the president from this platform, including last October after they said he posted tweets meant to intimidate individuals involved in the impeachment investigation against him, and in 2018 when he made a tweet that antagonized North Korean leader Kim Jong-un over a potential nuclear war.
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But as Vox's Alex Ward points out, the US has a lot more to be angry about: Among other indiscretions, Beijing has stolen US technological and personnel secrets for its own advantage, antagonized US allies in the South China Sea, killed or imprisoned more than a dozen American informants, and taken millions of US jobs over the past 15 years.
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But as Vox's Alex Ward points out, the US has a lot more to be angry about than just the trade imbalance: Among other indiscretions, Beijing has stolen US technological and personnel secrets for its own advantage, antagonized US allies in the South China Sea, killed or imprisoned more than a dozen American informants, and taken millions of US jobs over the past 15 years.
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Vivendi and Mediaset have been at legal loggerheads since July, when the French group led by raider Vincent Bollore antagonized the Berlusconis by pulling out of a deal to take over Premium TV. Mediaset chief executive Pier Silvio Berlusconi, the son of the ex-premier, had opened the door to a deal with Vivendi on Wednesday although he said the French group had yet to come forward with an adequate proposition.
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Then, there are Arbus's friends, each of them allotted a lengthy character sketch, and all of them jumping onto the sexual carousel: She didn't realize it might be making Allan angry to think that his wife was yearning sexually for Alex, any more than she sensed that Jane might be alarmed and antagonized to learn that Allan thought Diane just wanted to go to bed with Jane's fiancé.
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Indeed, in just the past few weeks, to score political points Mr. Netanyahu has antagonized Arab diplomats by leaking a video of a private meeting with them; attacked members of his own party he sees as potential successors; bragged publicly about secret military strikes in Syria; warned darkly that a victory by Mr. Gantz would give Arab politicians enhanced power; and warned that "a Palestinian state would endanger our existence," just months before the United States is expected to issue its peace plan.
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At different points in the tour, I was strapped into a restraint chair used by mental hospitals to subdue antagonized patients (as Sergei explained, the KGB sometimes detained suspects mental hospitals when they lacked appropriate grounds to arrest them); had my mug shot taken in a prison booking area; had my photograph taken standing in the "Place of Honor" alongside Yuri Andropov, former General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union; and costumed up for a photo op that virtually placed me at the desk of the KGB Director.
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