"You have a union that works in a combative situation and they are combative," Ms. Page said.
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There's a 'combative' perception of the campaign While Sanders rejects bullying, they say, he has readily embraced a combative image on policy issues.
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Smith said an officer can use his or her own judgment on deciding whether a prisoner is combative and that he didn't train Goodson on doing so with a combative prisoner.
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" The position requires "extensive knowledge of combative theft tactics.
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Patients will be psychotic, delusional, combative and perhaps have weapons.
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She then allegedly become combative with deputies before being arrested.
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That may prompt larger males to adopt more combative tactics.
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When she subsequently tried to help him, he became combative.
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Mr Krueger did not come across as the combative type.
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She then allegedly become "combative" with deputies and was arrested.
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Both are big fans of the Trump's combative style. 22.38.
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And that put me into a very angry, combative mindset.
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The strategy turned combative once debate moved to the Senate.
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Airbnb's reputation in the U.S., in comparison, is more combative.
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Farrah's combative tirade continued when one officer took her wallet.
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A conservative icon, Justice Scalia was colourful, combative and controversial.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has been marked by extraordinarily combative rhetoric.
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After Mr. Trump's combative nominating convention in Cleveland and Mrs.
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Investors are signaling impatience with the president's combative trade posture.
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Instead of showing contrition for his remarks, Trump was combative.
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" The N.Y. Times and L.A. Times both go with "combative.
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She became paranoid and combative, convinced people were abusing her.
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Here's how the likely new speaker approached the combative conversation.
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When asked whether he has considered therapy, Camryn became combative.
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Most concertos have combative passages between the soloist and orchestra.
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"Our armed forces will recover their combative character," he said.
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Weiner's combative personality was both an asset and a curse.
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But recently he has assumed a far more combative stance.
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After a combative duel, prosecutors and defense lawyers exchanged handshakes.
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Yet General Urresti's combative style in television appearances made him popular.
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Tinder and Bumble have had a combative, twisting relationship for years.
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He allegedly became combative with officers, was reportedly subdued by taser.
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Not all Republican lawmakers have endorsed Trump's combative approach toward Mexico.
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Oil workers in Santa Cruz are known for being particularly combative.
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But Wu's form of activism can also be hostile and combative.
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He was putting a proud, combative face on left-wing politics.
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Bolsonaro struck a combative tone toward China during his presidential campaign.
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To veterans of international economic affairs, this combative stance is baffling.
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But throughout the evening, Biden adopted a combative tone that undercut
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Keeping up the pressure is South Africa's fiercely combative civil society.
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Mr Evers is turning out to be more combative than expected.
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Can combative, aggressive Mars get anything done in intellectual, friendly Aquarius?
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Combative New York lawyer Marc Kasowitz exited the team last summer.
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I play in two hardcore bands, 49 Morphines and Combative Post.
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Their talking points are trite, combative and often times factually incorrect.
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They don't know how Mueller will react: Will he be combative?
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The submarine is equipped to live up to this combative motto.
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But in our next session, she was hostile, combative, and blaming.
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It's a combative, unglossy track on an album full of them.
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And-- the press likes to make it sound like it's combative.
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McCain and Trump had a combative relationship dating back to 2015.
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The Medicaid chief also had a combative exchange with Democratic Sen.
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By the next day, he was in a more combative mood.
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Here's just a sampling of some of Trump's most combative tweets.
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Spicer's response was among his most combative, full of push-back.
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All nine directors were on the line, including a combative Weinstein.
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Combative Mars squares off with serious Saturn, and limits are reached.
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It's a rough day, Scorpio, the energy is emotional and combative.
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His former opponents warned Democrats against embracing a similarly combative stance.
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If you're constantly combative, it doesn't bode well for a relationship.
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Trump has had a combative relationship with his Democratic congressional counterparts.
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During the arrest she allegedly became combative and attacked a cop.
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Some figured the infusion of women might make politics less combative.
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Had Collins been combative or defensive, he might not have lasted.
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Speaking of combative, Facebook and Twitter, you're still not using them?
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"He remained combative the entire time he was here," Whitney said.
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Republican lawmakers' combative defense of the Ohio congressman could cost them.
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This perspective shift will help rein in aggressive or combative impulses.
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Their relationship had always been combative, their worlds grown cavernously apart.
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This was as combative as his holiday was likely to get.
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And here I thought brands were starting to become more combative.
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She was at once combative, cross that she had been upstaged.
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On Flavor of Love—and, to a lesser extent, I Love New York—she was combative and rude to the other houseguests (though not nearly as combative as Pumkin, the contestant who famously spit on her).
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At this year's tournament, the stars aligned for a particularly combative final.
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So at this point, a combative backlash is not off the table.
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They also worried that McLaughlin had alienated allies through her combative tweets.
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She became agitated, combative, and was gasping for air while drinking water.
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And of course the nature of these cases is that they're combative.
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Here are six takeaways from the most combative Democratic debate yet: 1.
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Where Mrs Merkel was cautious and consensual, he is spiky and combative.
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I didn't think of myself as a particularly confrontational or combative person.
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Emerging from his truck, Williams became confused and combative, running into traffic.
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Many of them were unfazed by Trump's combative style and provocative language.
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Rivera was known for being combative, according to people who knew her.
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When the role is executed properly, it is neither adversarial nor combative.
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Which means future press conferences are going to be very combative indeed.
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Republicans have only grown more combative toward Mueller's probe in recent weeks.
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But apparently, this is more attractive to the ever-combative President Trump.
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As a result, Uber was in a combative stance at all times.
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About 43% said Trump's combative trade policies increased the odds of one.
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President Donald Trump is striking a combative tone against the Russia probe.
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It is the result of the president's rigid, divisive and combative policies.
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"You need to prepare yourself for more combative tweets," Cramer told investors.
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Both men do share a temperament with Trump — combative, adversarial, sometimes bullying.
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The series of interviews, contentious and combative, did not go particularly well.
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Mars is the planet of war, so the vibe could be combative.
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The proposal has provoked a lengthy, combative discussion thread on Hacker News.
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Like Richman, von Spakovsky seemed nervous on the stand, albeit not combative.
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Its scale, composition, color, and message convey a sense of combative urgency.
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This is a more combative role than the ones you've had previously.
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In this district, my former opponent adopted Mr. Trump's highly combative style.
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G carries a SOCP dagger, an acronym for Special Operations Combative Program.
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But by then, the debate over Dreamers had already turned more combative.
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He was cocky and combative, easily provoked and ready to fight anyone.
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He admitted that a combative strategy may not be helping his cause.
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These Times first reported in 2018, the remarkably combative FAQ on the
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Combative conference calls challenging the policy proposals of the chief Democratic rival.
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There he has had a combative relationship with several other board members.
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It was shaped by its founders to be brainy, combative and profitable.
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When I called my landlord to complain about conditions, he became combative.
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Buschow said Locklear was "extremely uncooperative and physically combative" with responding deputies.
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He was introspective and pensive, eminently quotable and, of course, occasionally combative.
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The combative showing came on the first full day of Trump's presidency.
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Because he's known notoriously as being incredibly combative, as we've said before.
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By all accounts, Neil Gorsuch is less political and combative than his mother.
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But only Trump himself can really pull this kind of combative stuff off.
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When deputies arrived at her home Monday, authorities said Sebby-Strempel became combative.
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Who said enlightened democracy was dying in the combative cesspool of social media?
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It retreats from the harsh, combative, hyper-political world, rather than engaging it.
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He has been known to be combative with both employees and the press.
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In its 10th season, the show has finally revealed Radziwill's more combative side.
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She is combative and snarly — "small but mighty, like a dachshund," she says.
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Police found Sanders outside the apartment building, "distraught and combative," the release states.
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Yet Mr Ghosn and his combative new team of lawyers promise to fight.
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Combative warnings from U.S. President Donald Trump cast a shadow over Sino-U.
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The combative politician led the devolved Scottish government for seven years until 2014.
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Because usually what you have on YouTube is this very combative posture right?
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The move marks a further escalation in Italy's combative position on EU issues.
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Sure, the news media is being combative too and it should be challenged.
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How negative it is and how combative it is and how outrage-filled.
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Abandoned by the servants, desperate for food, they become increasingly selfish and combative.
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Ancient books use words like "valiant" and "combative" to describe the Ba people.
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Combative Mars is lost in Neptune's fog, so please, Taurus, avoid paranoid thinking!
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But with the president absent, the dinner has a different, more combative feel.
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This won't end well for him if he keeps up his combative stance.
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But she also took a more combative stance against her opponents, namely Harris.
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Another requirement may well be a combative attitude, a streak of hardheaded resistance.
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" It added, "While Trump was fiery and combative, Clinton was cool and collected.
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But this was a more acerbic and combative affair than Tuesday's ideological slugfest.
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From an early age through to my twenties, we developed a combative relationship.
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Clinton and Democrats running for Congress are becoming a combative call to action.
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But Musk's combative side doesn't just express itself in skirmishes with government agencies.
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Other times, he was by turns sullen or combative, self-pitying or defiant.
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Men in our society are expected to be loud, gruff, territorial and combative.
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New combative newspapers appeared a bit later, like La Jornada and later Reforma.
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This combative ethos has stood firm amid an assortment of insults and missteps.
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He remained combative and was placed in a padded isolation cell, it says.
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But the probes announced in various states were not equally independent or combative.
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I came prepared for a very combative interview and Louie has not disappointed.
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It was far from flawless tennis, but it was routinely intense and combative.
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Rod Blum, a Republican from Iowa, faced combative audiences in Dubuque on Monday.
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Mr. Netanyahu has a combative relationship with much of the Israeli news media.
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They also recognize the Kelly in his sharp and combative attack on Rep.
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Eliot Spitzer, the combative, progressive governor, lost his job in a prostitution scandal.
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Unsurprisingly, "Ettore Sottsass: Design Radical" at the Met Breuer has a combative air.
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Biden already disturbs some Democrats with his non-combative personality and centrist views.
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The blunt and combative Mr. Wang is an old friend of Mr. Xi's.
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"The audience is extremely combative," McCain said on WWHL of The View crowds.
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Trump has had a combative relationship with the media since he took office.
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But this time, the CEO of the agriculture equipment manufacturer was less combative.
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The demonstration the next day and the ones to come were increasingly combative.
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"Jim's a little more combative and Mark is a little more strategic," Rep.
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What had once looked like a friendly administration has taken a more combative turn.
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The main opposition's candidate, the combative former teacher Muharrem Ince, took nearly 31 percent.
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Stephen Brown, 23, was allegedly combative and uncooperative when he was detained, officials stated.
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But Kushner allies insist a new, less combative, more centrist Trump will still emerge.
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Jürgen Maier, the chief executive of Siemens UK, chastised Johnson for his combative language.
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A mere 24 hours later a combative email exchange between Musk and Tripp emerged.
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It comes, as well, from the often combative ways he has expressed those positions.
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Gradually, though, anger gave way to amazement as Strzok grew increasingly combative and condescending.
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The defendants said the force used was "minimal" and that Hoard had been combative.
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Combative and aggressive, her style mimicked Russia's increasing belligerence, both at home and abroad.
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Sanders, who had been Spicer's deputy, initially had a less combative approach with journalists.
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Perez got out of a car and became combative with Guyger and another officer.
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Also at the forum, Buttigieg revealed his plan to counter Trump's combative campaign style.
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Does that mean that the AI agent thinks being combative is the "best" strategy?
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They may also lack coordination, be confused, agitated or combative or slur their speech.
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Nevertheless, the House will be combative and determined to hold the executive to account.
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And in the ever-combative Trump, they will find a willing deliverer of missiles.
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And he's already squaring off with another combative opponent: the New York Daily News.
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Trump has kept his foot on the gas, too, with near constant combative tweets.
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Other essays, of course, are not that good, or are unduly condescending or combative.
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" Then the self-awareness ended: "The only way you survive is to be combative.
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They're filled with combative imagery, emotional honesty, and an earnest, no-fucks misfit perspective.
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Trump has been known for his combative campaigning style throughout the election cycle. Sen.
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While it's calmed down on that front, combative comments from the government haven't stopped.
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Saudi Arabia is being combative partly because of its fear of abandonment by America.
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Studies show that true community safety is enhanced through collaborative not combative policing approaches.
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After that came a combative town-hall-style session with an audience of voters.
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According to a police statement quoted by Chicagoist, LeGrier was "combative," when police arrived.
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" Christie, combative as usual, added, "Stop the Washington bull, and let's get things done!
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Giuliani's combative style of politics anticipated, and perhaps served as a model for, Trump's.
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President Trump must appear independent and strong, but also not too combative and aggressive.
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They became more combative, and started treating me like an enemy, not an opponent.
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Apple's combative stand underlines its anger with the European Commission, which said on Aug.
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Rob Ford, the combative former Toronto mayor known for drug and alcohol abuse, died.
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Nor was there ever any indication that he had been combative with the police.
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But he eventually soured on his combative exchanges with reporters and his frequent gaffes.
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The combative nominee was compelled to answer questions he clearly found embarrassing or offensive.
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The lawsuit details a litany of combative exchanges between Sinclair and the Justice Department.
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"That's when I saw they started becoming a little aggressive, more combative," he said.
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As the event went on, the president became combative, visibly angry with the press.
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"I actually want to do something that is, in a way, combative," he says.
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Since then he's developed a record for being tenacious, partisan, combative and hard-working.
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His combative stance initially attracted support from one of his main clients, La Liga.
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Iran has recently engaged in combative rhetoric about its ability to attack U.S. interests.
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"I think globally people argue differently, we're more combative now, probably," Mr. Warchus said.
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Street clashes between protesters and police officers have steadily grown more combative and dangerous.
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Others within the network's donor circle took a more combative stance against the president.
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The lawsuit never materialized, but the threat was a reminder of Weinstein's combative streak.
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On Facebook, which is bigger and less combative, they focus on censorship and governance.
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It worked with the actor Charlton Heston during his combative presidency of the organization.
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But it recouped its losses after combative comments from a Chinese central bank official.
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Also — and not insignificantly — famously combative Donald Trump is the Republican nominee for president.
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When they responded, Jones became verbally combative and disorderly and was placed under arrest.
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It's a combative conversation — she says things and takes them back, and so on.
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Trump gave a combative interview to the Sun, a (Rupert Murdoch-owned) British tabloid.
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His combative style earned respect from the senior staff who worked for him however.
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I think it was a mistake to be seen as being combative in that way.
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Nordstrom's stock rose yesterday following his combative tweet, ending 23 percent higher by day's end.
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The President has captured the world's attention with his combative and at times vulgar comments.
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And he is now more emboldened than ever to return to his campaign combative persona.
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"@michaelgove One step ahead of you," the combative former Dutch foreign minister wrote on Twitter.
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Combative and aggressive, her style has mimicked Russia's increasing belligerence, both at home and abroad.
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But the combative, impulsive López Obrador has made way for a lighthearted, even comical one.
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Ted Cruz didn't come up with this hard, combative and gladiatorial campaign approach in isolation.
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The meetings are the latest example of the US government's increasingly combative stance towards China.
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Akbar Al Baker, Qatar's combative boss, is not one to shy away from a fight.
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"You never want the client to see you as combative," said another senior boutique banker.
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They are certain to further stir a combative debate over whether organic foods are healthier.
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The FARC has also kept up its combative spirit while funding restitution for its victims.
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Like religion or sex, it's a sensitive topic that inspires divergent and often combative opinions.
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Her combative approach sparked complaints from republicans that she was not treating them as equals.
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Just watch out for combative communication on January 14, when Mercury squares off with Mars.
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Her distinctive brand of combative politeness has earned her the nickname of the "ginger ninja".
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When cops arrived, Captain Ortiz claims Anderson was combative and pushed him ... and arrested him.
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Hironaka's combative style contrasts with the low-key approach adopted by the media-shy Otsuru.
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And my Twitter feed was filled with people awaiting Trump's arrival: Would he be combative?
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Erami says the interaction was far from combative, though others have not been as fortunate.
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Krista was eventually arrested for domestic violence -- but cops say she became combative and resisted.
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Another undisciplined and combative outing could raise the party's anxiety to the level of panic.
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But when they returned to the trail, Trump's message was the far more combative one.
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Kavanaugh was angry, tearful and self-pitying and highly partisan and combative with Democratic senators.
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All scandal and debt are erased; Trump's combative streak is alchemized into Daddy's tough love.
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But seemingly overnight, the relationship between ethanol and fossil fuels went from collaborative to combative.
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It has been clear for some time that Musk is impulsive, combative, and increasingly erratic.
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"Charade," the finale, is a spirited dialogue between trombone and orchestra that turns slyly combative.
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It forced a contradictory image: a dangerous, combative, high-risk subject, gunless and running away.
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Few took his more combative books and essays altogether seriously, though they sharpened the conversation.
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Because of Acosta's combative exchange with President Donald Trump at his post-midterms press conference.
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HOLLIDAY: But when you make it that combative, you have to wonder is it productive?
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Mr. Lewandowski, 42, has been a combative and sometimes divisive figure in Mr. Trump's circle.
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Reports about Trump's combative tone during conversation with foreign leaders have alarmed many in Washington.
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James and Elizabeth's combative partnership was standard practice amongst female pugilists in the eighteenth century.
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Mayweather-McGregor has hijacked combative sports dialogue through its sheer craziness, and it's getting tiresome.
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While Huawei was initially muted in its public response, it too has become more combative.
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The vast majority of analyses focus exclusively on ISIS's combative muscle in the physical domain.
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The second movement, "Surface Tension," is more overtly combative, though often in a playful way.
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If they vote against, they could face the wrath of a vengeful and combative president.
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Some of the scenes that feature the author's combative mother have a tinny, cartoonish ring.
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The relationship between the dancers remained fluid, shifting from platonic to romantic, combative to supportive.
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It saved Republicans and Democrats from yet another political debate during an already combative campaign.
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President Donald Trump took questions from the press in a combative news conference on Tuesday.
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He can be wittily combative, most memorably in a brilliantly staged restaurant scene with Jerry.
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Mr. Fagan said Ms. Cheney's high profile in Washington and her combative style are assets.
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So if Sanders wants to win, he needs to be angry and combative and direct.
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He's been happy and quite complimentary on Twitter of Trump's combative new approach to Iran.
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The Republicans were combative, and their amendments were rebuffed in one lopsided vote after another.
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You can be a friendly competitor or you can be a much more combative competitor.
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For now, those pining for a more combative response from Beijing have longer to wait.
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Speaking to journalists on Friday before she was led away, Ms. de Lima was combative.
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Some of Jackson's concerns about Stone's combative social media persona seemed to be vindicated Tuesday.
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Didar Janid, a deli employee, said Mr. Comello was friendly but had a combative reputation.
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Hironaka's combative style contrasts with the low-key approach adopted by a media-shy Otsuru.
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Mike, a combative, controversial New York billionaire is leading the GOP primary and it's not you.
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That disdain shines through from combative White House briefings to President Trump's decidedly non-diplomatic tweets.
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" Former military leaders told BuzzFeed News that Trump's words went beyond the combative president "talking tough.
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Kavanaugh, though, mounted a combative defense during his testimony, and the president is standing by him.
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Today, CNN anchor Brianna Keilar interviewed famously combative Trump Organization lawyer Michael Cohen and sparks flew.
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Mr. Maduro has been combative after his party's bruising defeat during the parliamentary election in December.
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As for America's combative president and his trade war: "I couldn't care less," Mr Xu declared.
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Fat Boy's evolution from peaceful demonstrator to firebomb-throwing provocateur mirrors that of other combative protesters.
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The relationship between Uber and Alphabet has gone from tense to combative in the past year.
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Feminism may be notorious for its infighting, but that combative spirit has ensured its quick evolution.
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She clapped back at sister Kourtney Kardashian after a combative Keeping Up With The Kardashians episode.
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One common suggestion is that women do not like the famously combative style of economics seminars.
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All of which is just another facet of the NFL's combative, and almost ridiculous, uniform policy.
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" In the arrest warrant, Encinia said Bland was out of control, calling her "combative and uncooperative.
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Employers grew more combative in fighting unions, hiring specialized consultants to help them decertify the organizations.
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Giuliani and Bolton, for example, have both been closely aligned with a combative neoconservative foreign policy.
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Officials dismiss the idea of following Mexico's example and adopting a more combative stance with Trump.
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Just looking at their ruling planet (Mars) and element (fire) paints a pretty combative picture, right?
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Likewise, the tone of the campaign has grown markedly more combative in the last few days.
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Communication planet Mercury squares off with combative Mars on January 8, so watch out for arguments.
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When police arrived she became combative and waved what cops believed was a semi-automatic handgun.
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Take this episode involving Australia's Rod Marsh and England's combative all-rounder Ian Botham in 2384.
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Ellison said the man was "upset" and "combative" when he was asked to remove his hat.
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This is the kind of labor struggle that usually takes care of itself in combative sports.
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He said his siblings were combative and could "not be trusted," reports local TV station KCRG.
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Trump, who often has a combative relationship with the press, tweeted about the shooting on Thursday.
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She appears to have emerged from the combative approach unscathed -- a rare feat in Trump's orbit.
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The notoriously combative founder is attempting to reclaim his former position, Benchmark alleges in the complaint.
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" The person added: "This won't end well for him if he keeps up his combative stance.
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Meanwhile, the two militaries have adopted an increasingly combative stance toward each other in other places.
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Halfway through this tournament he installed Renato Sanches, the stocky, ebullient, combative midfielder into his midfield.
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In January 2018, he had a combative interview with Stephen Miller, one of the president's advisers.
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By the time medical personnel arrived, he'd awakened but was disoriented and combative, the report stated.
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Trump has had a combative relationship with the media since he entered the 2016 presidential campaign.
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After all, that line is just one of at least a dozen combative salvos on there.
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Trump has had a combative relationship with the media since he entered the 2016 presidential race.
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Rob Ford, 46, was the combative former mayor of Toronto who confessed to using crack cocaine.
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They egged on Trump to take a combative approach with the media, China, Mexico and critics.
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Kavanaugh was combative with Democratic senators, frequently interrupting them or flatly refusing to answer their questions.
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Tough interviews can sometimes obscure exactly how bad he is at this because they become combative.
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He claims his driver was combative about following the suggested route because it included a toll.
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There was nothing especially dramatic about it: no bombshell revelations, no combative exchanges, no emotional outbursts.
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It's not clear whether that's appeased the combative lawyer, or whether his client will be involved.
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The N.F.L., however, has shifted away from its combative approach of the last round of bargaining.
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More unexpected still was the presence of the combative Fabian Delph and the enigmatic Riyad Mahrez.
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Mr. Bernstein hardly looked like one of the most combative and powerful men in the industry.
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Leaving the lunch, senators weren't willing to confirm reports of the exchange being heated or combative.
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His style is far different from his predecessor, Josh Mohrer, who was known for combative tactics.
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The hearings were combative at times, with senators venting that administration officials were dodging simple questions.
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Mr. Lili, the City Council member, persuaded residents to unleash a more combative form of protest.
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Nothing new there: Political leaders here tend to be colorful, combative and more profane than profound.
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Mr. Trump's combative, hard-line style does not tend to go down well with those voters.
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But he has since become more combative and last year unsuccessfully tried to revoke his plea.
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Trump in listening mode seems a less combative and polarizing figure than at his campaign rallies.
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Mr. Spicer, 45, is a fierce advocate for Mr. Trump and can be combative with reporters.
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During a combative press conference, Trump strongly denies asking Comey to end the probe into Flynn.
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Instead, Levin proposed adapting the combative spirit of "Celebrity Justice" to the pace of the Web.
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When officers arrived at the scene, Huff refused to comply with their orders and was combative.
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Biden also went after Trump's combative trade tactics, including trade wars with countries such as China.
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It was that combative nature that had led him to start Vanguard in the first place.
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Labor conflict is in his blood; his father, also a writer, was a combative guild figure.
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Many Republicans condemned Democrats and the "liberal media" for promoting a combative tone against the GOP.
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Musk, 47, is a combative personality and is often quick to attack those who criticize him.
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The coaches, both combative players in their day, reacted differently when questioned by reporters after the game.
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Last time McDaniel ran, the race became so combative, it resulted in one Tea Party leader's suicide.
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Instinctively combative and fond of chaos, Trump usually digs in on controversial policies, rather than backing down.
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That habit arguably served him well during the 2016 campaign, when his fans loved Trump's combative nature.
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The frustration may well have reflected the increasingly combative nature of his own dealings with the press.
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Amid the combative guitars and triumphant drums, there's something quite celestial about the undercurrents of this track.
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In his run to the White House, Mr Trump promised a combative stance against China on trade.
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Headlines of some of the most popular conservative videos on YouTube use vocabulary that is clearly combative.
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Israel's combative and relatively unfettered media have long been one of the strongest features of its democracy.
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And I get to the point where, I'll withdraw if it seems too combative or not healthy.
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He was combative about everything we talked about and stood on a mountain declaring his many degrees.
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Asked how he learns about President Donald Trump's disruptive and frequently combative tweets, the Ohio Republican grinned.
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The world needs a way to tell whether President Trump wants to pursue his combative trade policies.
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Women who I've spoken to this week described themselves as regularly feeling angry and "combative" toward men.
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At times he was cutting and combative, at others he was sarcastic and even a tad funny.
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No journalist was casually browsing Medium's "Combative Blog Posts from Multibillionaires" section and accidentally stumbled upon it.
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The proposals -- and Trump's unscripted, combative style on the stump -- won millions of votes from Republican voters.
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In recent days, Trump has taken on a more combative stance, people familiar with his mood say.
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Alex, the always competitive and sometimes combative Marine, finally gets his one-on-one date with JoJo.
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The jargon the gang-stalking community employs is almost combative, implying a desire for order and control.
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Influential tech industry figure Robert Scoble has rebutted allegations of sexual misconduct in a combative blog post.
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Mourinho reacted quickly to Herrera's red card, hauling off Mkhitaryan and sending on the combative Marouane Fellaini.
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"My client denies ever becoming combative with the officers," said Mark Petroff, Smith's attorney in the lawsuit.
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Some of Trump's worst moments have come when he has been factually off-base or overly combative.
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It's hardly the first time West has found himself in hot water for combative, self-aggrandizing behavior.
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" He added, "The U.S. likes to sanction others, whenever there's an issue, they'll use such combative methods.
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When asked directly if he feels his Administration has been too combative, he makes a brief allowance.
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As the hearings wore on, Mueller became more combative with Republicans, particularly when they criticized his team.
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Trump has had a seesaw approach to China, though, following up combative rhetoric with gestures of goodwill.
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Discussing this, Ullyot suggested startups should be prepared to take the combative legal route too, if necessary.
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"It's going to be extremely difficult for Mexico to take anything but a combative stance," he added.
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He's a straight shooter — brash, combative, and insulted that I've Facebook messaged him out of the blue.
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Viktor Orban, Hungary's combative prime minister, will stage a referendum against the relocation plan on October 2nd.
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During times like these, avoiding combative political conversations with family members can feel like the only option.
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But could he be convincing as a more combative progressive, or would his reputation overwhelm his rhetoric?
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Strategies employed in the first innings suggest he didn't attack enough against a notoriously combative Australian side.
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Benoit Blanc as he investigates the death of Harlan, the patriarch of his eccentric and combative family.
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The combative rhetoric framed Trump's tough new policy toward Iran over its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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After being arrested, police say Krista Glover became combative and unruly and repeatedly kicked the car door.
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PEOPLE FEARED HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH CHINA WOULD BE VERY COMBATIVE AND THERE'D BE A LOT OF FRICTION.
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Trump's combative chief strategist was removed from the National Security Council Principals Committee after McMaster replaced Flynn.
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It also signaled that he's willing to reward stars who take a non-combative approach with him.
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The famously combative president will not want to be seen as surrendering in his confrontation with Pelosi.
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The combative "pharma bro" has been in prison since 2018 but has not shied away from controversy.
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Yet another factor is Jamaicans' combative individualism, the dark side of which is the country's chronic violence.
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Rod Blum (R-Iowa) told a combative town hall crowd this week, according to The Washington Post.
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Still, corners of the platform are so combative that Twitter's also somehow Fight Club for political opinions.
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But the aftermath of defeat is one of the rawest and least malleable occasions in combative sports.
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Just watch out for combative energy and arguments as Mercury squares off with Mars on January 8.
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The judge vehemently denied allegations he sexually assaulted Ford during a combative and emotional afternoon of testimony.
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At moments, Richman's testimony turned combative, devolving into something resembling an episode of The Jerry Springer Show.
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Musk, usually combative, didn't really respond publicly to Banks except to say he had never met her
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Both were market-oriented, image-conscious executives, as conciliatory as their father and uncle had been combative.
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His combative attitude with the Democrats and the media on Twitter never gets old with me either.
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The site attempted to marry its combative cultural approach to Andrew Breitbart's penchant for news-making scoops.
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Mr. Trump has made a combative stance on trade a signature element of his administration's foreign policy.
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The record opens with sizzler "War Face," which is like a sonic combative eyebrow raise and smirk.
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Her questions during interviews — she's often the most combative questioner — are regularly picked up on cable news.
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The front-runner, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, has advocated a more combative approach to the Trump administration.
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It looks like every area where the Americans and Chinese are interacting is more competitive and combative.
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In an age of combative politics, you have to be a fighter to be in the game.
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Trump has also praised Navarro for his sometimes-combative appearances on television defending tariffs, including this week.
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The questions delve into Mr. Trump's most combative Twitter posts and relationships with his staff and family.
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Before last year's campaign, he was best known for his combative stands on social and religious issues.
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If the combative exchanges on Monday are any indication, those discussions will be hard fought and acrimonious.
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President Trump's tweets on trade have been uniformly exclamatory, but their content toggles between combative and conciliatory.
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This team may not provide the sort of defense the president's most combative supporters feel he needs.
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Trump's third State of the Union address was his most combative — and also his most triumphant-seeming.
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But Mr. Flynn grew increasingly antagonistic in recent months and hired combative new lawyers in mid-2019.
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However, everyone wrote Trump off in 2016, and it's possible his combative approach could defy pollsters again.
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McCann liked the combative element of the stand-up martial art, but disliked the lack of opportunity.
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Wednesday night's Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas was the most combative of the primary so far.
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But before that turning point, Mr. Liu was already known as a combative and original literary thinker.
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He was alert, conscious, and combative when he was transported to a local area hospital for treatment.
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Matt Gaetz struck a particularly combative stance, getting into a shouting match with Nadler at the outset.
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"I did not threaten the attorney general," an often combative Wernick told the committee later on Wednesday.
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Viewers criticized her for her dress, her weight and speech and her combative manner on the stand.
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And even without the combative Mr. Ailes, Fox News remains an organization willing to ignore outside pressures.
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Nonetheless, some trade analysts say China has done a good job of taming Trump's combative trade impulses.
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Asking someone what they mean or to explain their answers doesn't mean you're being combative or difficult.
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When Malik became combative, the two walked toward a nearby gas station and got into an altercation.
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Khosrowshahi has already apologized to Londoners for Uber's mistakes, marking a break with the firm's usual combative tone.
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While Galarraga's lyrics still focus on mundane interactions, they read as curt in-jokes instead of combative screeds.
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" He added: "It definitely goes into a strange, odd, combative but loving relationship — if that makes any sense.
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He added that Trump's combative approach to traditional Western allies represents a "fundamental shift" in U.S. foreign policy.
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Indeed, Trump's handling of the NATO issue may have helped tip Russia into a far more combative posture.
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During a probable cause hearing in 2014, detectives told the court that Harris was combative with first responders.
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Some opponents of Donald Trump are convinced his combative speech style is actually a shrewd form of propaganda.
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Ciudadanos, the most combative anti-separatist voice, emerged as the single biggest force, with 22006% of the vote.
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He has been ideological and combative, unafraid to abuse his executive authority and fully content to govern unilaterally.
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Erdogan campaigned for weeks ahead of the March local elections, delivering up to eight combative speeches a day.
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Even then, the detained passenger remained combative, reported FBI Special Agent Caryn Highley in a probable cause statement.
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In a combative, strange event, Miller berated journalists who questioned whether legal immigration is really harming American workers.
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Being tased, when it didn't work to subdue him, might have made Sterling very agitated and possibly combative.
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But it soon became clear that his combative approach had uncorked a range of long-held American grievances.
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Kobach, meanwhile, campaigned as a combative pro-Trump Republican, emphasizing his signature issues of immigration and voter fraud.
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The big picture: "He liked the combative approach," said an outside West Wing adviser familiar with Trump's thinking.
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A more combative tone eventually emerged, though Obama and Trump both sought to keep tensions at a minimum.
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The arresting officer called Bland "combative and uncooperative" in the arrest warrant, but was later indicted for perjury.
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But during his interview with TIME, Trump took responsibility -- sort of -- for the combative tone of his administration.
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She had become combative with the nurses, and Salinas was asked to recommend a medication to sedate her.
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But this is precisely the vision of CrossFit's charismatic, contrarian, and often combative founder and CEO, Greg Glassman.
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Tensions between the U.S. and North Korea are rising after the combative nation's failed missile launch last week.
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The shift to a more combative, boastful tone is tracking closely with Sanders' stunning ascent in the polls.
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"Watch My Shoes" is all one verse of pure combative rapping, and it's a model for the form.
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Ambitious, combative and publicly critical of the firm's recent showing, the former boss sounds like a tricky colleague.
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The bishops passed over several candidates known as more combative conservatives, including Bishop Thomas Paprocki of Springfield, Ill.
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He has had an increasingly combative relationship with the media since he hit the campaign trail in 2015.
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And he seemed in a particularly combative mood Monday when asked about the Yankees' struggles to get above .
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How Pompeo will mediate the relationship between a distrustful agency and a combative president has already drawn scrutiny.
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He brought in a combative media executive as campaign manager: Stephen Bannon, from the conservative website Breitbart News.
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The UK House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has bowed out after 9 combative years in the job.
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The combative politician, nicknamed "Wee Eck" (little Alex), led the devolved Scottish government for seven years until 2014.
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Mr. Trump's legal team also has undergone a makeover, bringing a more combative style toward the Mueller investigation.
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A combative champion of defense spending, he argued that the balance of terror inherent in MAD was unstable.
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He's combative, maintains he is innocent of any crime and is planning for a career comeback post-trial.
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In a combative Senate hearing, Mr. Pompeo said that punitive actions showed the administration was tough on Moscow.
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It's a guy-gal dance in a parking lot that starts out playful and ends up bitterly combative.
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That way George Steinbrenner could put Gene Michael, whom he considers a more combative manager, in the dugout.
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She died in Florence, unrepentantly combative and eccentric, within hearing distance of the ringing bells of the Duomo.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trump ventured to California, the blue bastion of liberal resistance, with a combative message on immigration.
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The combative tone suggests that battle lines between the U.S. and the rest of the world have hardened.
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Rather than ignore this conflict, Nauman explored it, and his work subsequently, perhaps inevitably, became darker, more combative.
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Certainly in a lot of his clothes, there's an element of anger and a more combative, aggressive approach.
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His 40-minute news conference Wednesday was a combative tour de force, careening between grievances, boasts and heckling.
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Mr. Netanyahu, generally a popular prime minister, has developed a combative relationship with the local mainstream news media.
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Dowd played the role of special counsel and posed questions to Jay Sekulow, who impersonated a combative Trump.
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The two had a combative relationship, with Trump often publicly criticizing McCain and McCain frequently opposing Trump's policies.
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The high-profile and often combative briefings inspired McCarthy's portrayal of Spicer in the show's most recent season.
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Republican lawmakers are pushing Donald Trump, the most combative man in the universe, for a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Pietists urged a renewal of personal devotion and a less combative attitude toward rival religious systems, including Judaism.
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Communication between us took the form of combative, resentful emails — by far the most frustrating way to argue.
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Democratic questioners are certain to ask uncomfortable questions about Kavanaugh's youth that could create defensive or combative moments.
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The attorney general embodies the combative culture and conservative ideology that animate the president and the Republican Party.
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More than that, and replies seem to be pointless and might come across as combative rather than persuasive.
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The quest for justice for Holocaust survivors united lawmakers from both parties in a remarkably combative election year.
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The first two hit Mears with pepper spray and batons because, the autopsy report said, he appeared combative.
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The president is, therefore, being isolated from those who could help fashion more effective, less combative trade deals.
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Experts also warn that combative criticism of leaders like Musk or Trump only fuels their base of supporters.
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Rather, they are the white of avenging angels and flaming swords, of somewhat combative righteousness (also cult leaders).
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For the rest of the interview, she's combative: "You said he made those comments," she says to Gupta.
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After the campaign, Ayers helped found America First Policies, a combative political group that advocates for Trump's policies.
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Instead, Trump has mired himself in scandal, retreated into combative rhetoric, and refused to flesh out policy details.
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Around the world Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's combative stance with the United States is playing well with his supporters.
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Rialmo told investigators that LeGrier was combative when he arrived, and fired his gun only after LeGrier attacked him.
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Trump held an infamously combative press conference where he said that there were "very fine people" on both sides.
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In the past Trump has praised Spicer's combative daily press briefings, which have become a spectacle of daytime television.
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But if yesterday's combative press conference with Secretary Nielsen is any guide, that's not going to happen anytime soon.
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Instead, the final debate's format allowed Trump to showcase the argumentative and combative debate tactics he is known for.
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Accused of giving responses that were "defensive, evasive and at times combative", the commission offered more of the same.
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It is not practical, safe, or reasonable to ask officers to seat belt combative prisoners in a confined space.
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Musk's combative behavior during the previous earnings call in May and erratic tweets has even supportive investors taking note.
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Greenpeace, a combative NGO, blocked entrances to BP's headquarters in London ahead of its annual meeting on May 21st.
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Ball also said Gray was kicking and screaming and continued to be belligerent and combative when Rice was present.
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Bringing these two combative races into MCU continuity sets up a huge number of potential plotlines from the comics.
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Philippe Reines, known for his combative style and fierce loyalty to Clinton, is spending the weekend helping Clinton prepare.
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But it was the prospect of the prosecution calling other women as witnesses that prompted the most combative exchange.
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A number of Republicans in the party establishment have been the subjects of relentless attacks from the combative website.
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The election materials are roughly spliced into flower scenes in a combative contrast of pop culture and artistic tropes.
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For Netanyahu, the talks with Trump are an opportunity to reset ties after a frequently combative relationship with Obama.
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But the dynamic of the meeting was different than in the past, when leaders often engaged in combative negotiations.
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After the meeting, the usually combative Zanganeh avoided any comment that might be read as claiming victory over Riyadh.
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Their music is warring with Vancouver, and itself, pushing the duo to make the music weirder and more combative.
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PiS has yet to make an official demand for reparations but its combative stance towards Germany has strained relations.
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The "friend-enemy distinction," for which he's famous, asserts that politics is inherently combative, everyone an ally or foe.
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Late last year Muhammad Montasser, a pseudonym for the group's combative spokesman, was sacked by some of its leaders.
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But that is not good enough for Fikile Mbalula, the combative minister of sport, who issued the recent edict.
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The reality is that Cooper is much less likely to be directly combative with Trump than some other journalists.
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The Republican Revolution, however, ushered in a more combative style of politics, and since then, polarization has spiked dramatically.
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What would it be like if Mr. Weiner had been elected mayor, with his fiery speechmaking and combative style?
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On Mr. Andrews's revolving set, Mr. Foster's Stanley hulks around, explosive and combative, yet somehow achingly displaced and vulnerable.
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After sounding subdued if not downbeat about the race for weeks, Mr. Sanders resumed a combative posture against Mrs.
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Where Marley became a symbol of peace and unity for a troubled nation, Tosh remained combative and politically militant.
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The unrest follows the close and often combative White House race between Clinton and Trump over the last year.
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The presidential hopeful's combative style revs up his supporters but also turns off many voters, especially women, Republicans believe.
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Haskell has a significant rugby fanbase and 182,000 followers on Twitter who could follow his journey in combative sports.
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Clinton urged voters to reject the divisive policy ideas and combative politics of the Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump.
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But Trump's combative first speech as president also showcased his intent to shake things up in the nation's capital.
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The market turned out to be one of Uber's most combative and the first where it had regulatory issues.
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" Bush said that while Trump's combative style and anti-establishment campaign attracted voters, winning is "not worth disparaging people.
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One key question is how effective it would be for Trump to adopt a combative approach in the speech.
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Along with Navarro, Lighthizer, the U.S. Trade Representative, is also pushing for a more combative approach to toward China.
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Trump has long had a combative relationship with McCain, who is a frequent and harsh critic of the administration.
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For many centrist politicians, his conflicting remarks about "revolt" strengthened their resolve not to negotiate with the combative populist.
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John Kasich of Ohio has found a way to try to set himself apart from his more combative rivals.
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Through Macdonald, Atlas got a taste of the combative discourse of the 1940s that had shaped Schwartz's intellectual life.
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Beijing can therefore withstand the current pressure and wait for a new administration that likely will be less combative.
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Mexico city club music collective NAAFI has been in a bit of a combative mood these past few months.
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" Trump, in a combative mood, derided the FBI officials who launched the probe as "known scoundrels" and "dirty cops.
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After interviewing the billionaire in 2014, Forbes' Abram Brown wrote that Weiner could also be combative and short-sighted.
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WAYNE, N.J. — They were combative right from the start, armed with well-practiced barbs and bumper-sticker-ready quotes.
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At Recode's annual Code Conference in May, he criticized Trump's combative relationship with the Washington Post, which Bezos owns.
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In the moderate story, government has a bigger role than before, but it is not a fighting, combative role.
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That suggested that far from tempering his stance, the president may project a more combative attitude in discussions abroad.
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Many artists are struggling right now with the role their work plays in a culture that feels so combative.
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Trump may be hoping Beijing will back down, but he needs a deal more – and Xi is feeling combative.
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Mr. Dylan's voice is clear, cutting and ever improvisational; working the crowds, he was emphatic, committed, sometimes teasingly combative.
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At a dinner last month, Tebas and Luis Rubiales, the Spanish federation's combative leader, failed to resolve the dispute.
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If your temperature keeps rising, your central nervous system starts to malfunction, so you might become combative or confused.
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Sean Spicer, the press secretary known for combative encounters with reporters, is struggling to match his aggressive boss's expectations.
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What's remarkable is that he's been able to take that approach without coming across as shrill or unduly combative.
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But the White House aide was said to have contentious and combative relationships with television news producers and bookers.
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Sheriff Arpaio remained combative until the end, thumbing his nose at critics and turning setbacks into lines of attack.
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Mr. Trump's travel ban, along with his combative rhetoric and internet outbursts, have directly shaped this year's awards race.
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On Thursday, his question about the first lady provided a respite for Mr. Trump during a combative news conference.
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He and Mahathir are "very combative, very old school politicians with deep roots in the rural areas," Chen said.
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No longer an unabashed ambassador of the combative group, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has carefully managed her involvement with it.
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Her campaign's emails to supporters struck a similarly non-combative tone in announcing their fundraising for the fourth quarter.
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Frankel was an emotional, combative guy from Brooklyn who found his way to the horses through the betting windows.
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As a result, she may feel the need to be combative with Sloan on behalf her constituents, he said.
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Reporters at all levels in Britain still gleefully hurl combative questions at public officials when they have a chance.
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She noted that hearing each other out is a rarity in the increasingly combative world of cable news panels.
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Kira, Lauren, and multiple other coworkers said they believed in the message but felt uncomfortable with the combative tone.
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The private meeting was a divergence from the combative rhetoric expressed by Koch network leaders during the weekend retreat.
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Since hiring combative new lawyers last year, Mr. Flynn has sought to discredit the F.B.I.'s investigation into him.
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Since hiring combative new lawyers last year, Mr. Flynn has sought to discredit the F.B.I.'s investigation into him.
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In contrast to the combative nature of their public dialogue over the past three years, Jones praised Cormier afterward.
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It will take money, technological leaps and a remarkable level of cooperation across the country's sprawling and combative bureaucracies.
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Dr. Broecker could be combative and even curmudgeonly, recalled Michael E. Mann, a climate scientist at Pennsylvania State University.
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During a combative campaign, neither Ms. Lightfoot nor her opponent laid out a comprehensive plan to solve the problem.
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Warren has become an increasingly vocal critic of Trump -- a characteristic often prized in the combative vice presidential campaign role.
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Wednesday's session was not as combative, but lawmakers repeatedly questioned tennis's ability to effectively police itself with its current resources.
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If he's the combative protectionist who slaps fat tariffs on Mexican cars and Chinese-made cellphones, there will be another.
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Freund told detectives that his wife believed AJ had "oppositional defiance disorder," and was always combative and defiant, documents say.
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Vice President Dick Cheney was among those in the White House favoring Luttig, an uncompromising conservative with a combative reputation.
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Sanders is notoriously combative with the press corps, often blatantly lying or just straight up refusing to answer reporters' questions.
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Rhetorical whiplash On camera, Trump took a much less combative tone in an interview with Fox News that aired Sunday.
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Now, for the first time, there is a rift between the two, over Mr Salmond's combative response to the allegations.
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He rose to prominence in the city as the combative, litigious owner of the Sands Casino, and a political kingmaker.
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But America sees its combative economic diplomacy as a belated response to decades of intellectual-property theft and other misdeeds.
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Ruben Nunez, head of one of the most combative factions of Mexico's CNTE union, was detained on suspicion of corruption.
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Her feisty social media persona and combative tweets in defense of her father have often pitted her against Sharif's rivals.
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Bannon has reportedly been telling Trump to return to his combative ways that made him so popular during the primaries.
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Sometimes it was the combative and hostile Trump -- quick to throw punches and go after his opponents with personal attacks.
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Turner later told investigators he was unaware Williams was having a seizure and readied his Taser because Williams was combative.
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Once I did that, I realized that it was easier for me to change my combative thinking in the moment.
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Petro, a combative populist who was once a member of the now defunct M19 rebel group, supports the peace deal.
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In a combative phone call with Fox News on Thursday, Avenatti said he had "no idea what you're talking about."
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Still, this won't be an easy transition from his combative style on the campaign trail and in the first debate.
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The facts of their lives are disclosed in no particular order, as the combative couple sort through the Pollock myth.
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At the highest levels, games like Dragon Ball FighterZ are a combative ballet of reflexes, tactics, and lighting-quick calculation.
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Trump's combative campaign is hurting Republicans down the ballot — but not enough to flip control of the House in November.
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During the arrest, Heather allegedly became combative and attacked a cop, kicking 1 in the shin and striking 2 others.
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Selmayr, whose combative style as Juncker's chief of staff divided opinion, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Varoufakis deflected questions from reporters about whether his combative stance during the debt crisis had cost Greece billions of euros.
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Myrow worries that Trump's principal speechwriter for the trip will be Stephen Miller, who penned the president's combative inaugural speech.
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The broadside issued by Viktor Orban, Hungary's combative prime minister, against 'Brusselian' elites was not enough to ruin the mood.
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As the film's antihero, Weiner has a rabble-rouser's instincts and the combative spirit of a New York movie stereotype.
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Cricket is at its best when it is combative and aggressive—and when all 13 players leave the field healthy.
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The combative exchanged raised fresh doubts about whether Trump and Congress can avert a partial government shutdown by the Dec.
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But those conversations became very tense and very combative, and that's not where I am as a human being anymore.
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"The shooter continued to be combative once E.M.S. crews arrived on the scene to render him aid," Colonel Flaherty said.
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The combative former leader of a coca growers union paved roads, sent Bolivia's first satellite into space and curbed inflation.
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The establishment wanted a more cosmopolitan and compromise-oriented party and the base a more socially conservative and combative one.
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The decennial redistricting process has been a combative political sport since the early days of the republic, when Massachusetts Gov.
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Want to better understand what may happen in the United States economy as President Trump pursues his combative trade policies?
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But the teasingly combative duets for Ms. Thomas and Darrin Wright, conceivably a stand-in for her brother, wore thin.
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Nations like Russia, China and North Korea are advancing their military capabilities at alarming rates and flexing their combative muscles.
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And in Ruth Davidson, the combative, funny leader of the Conservative Party in Scotland, Ms. Sturgeon has a lively opponent.
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The man became combative and pushed officers' arms away before reaching for a weapon on his waist band, Waller said.
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Clinton, 1613, urged voters to reject the divisive policy ideas and combative politics of the Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump.
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HONG KONG — A video game featuring combative little critters called Pokémon hits mobile devices, and millions of fans are hooked.
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News of the combative approach within the World Health Assembly mirrored the Trump administration's posture toward other key international bodies.
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That attracted the attention of a security guard, who said he had drawn his gun after Mr. Lochte became combative.
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But Trump's combative response to Moore — the Southern Baptist Convention's political voice — amounts to a declaration of war on evangelicals.
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For better or for worse, Mr. Putin has forced the world to reckon with a surly and combative Russia again.
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Even the embattled Anthony Scaramucci, who more closely embodies President Trump's combative outsider persona, could be a better fit here.
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That means many around the world, including some in the US, will suffer because of Trump's uniquely combative economic policies.
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"The system is about them; they're both very combative, competitive guys," Ducks Coach Bruce Boudreau said of Andersen and Gibson.
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Trump early Thursday downplayed talk that the sometimes-combative tone he takes with foreign leaders could damage U.S. relations abroad.
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The pundits may be correct that the increasingly combative nature of political debates will ultimately be bad for the country.
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" Demings, who said Whitaker gave "inappropriate or incomplete" responses during his Capitol Hill appearance, called his testimony "pitiful" and "combative.
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Trump's campaign rhetoric was combative from the very start, and he's brought that approach with him to the White House.
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It was a combative year for Airbnb, and the controversial home-sharing company is ready to move on to 2017.
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Want to better understand what may happen in the United States economy as President Trump pursues his combative trade policies?
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President Trump has supported combative trade policies for years, and in recent months, his administration has begun to pursue them.
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The hedge fund was engaging with the leisure group in a "combative way," said a source familiar with the situation.
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He was cool, collected and unflinchingly combative, while his sledging was known to be as snide as it was fierce.
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Deborah Roberts moves in a mixed-media direction in her small collages of combative female adult-children brandishing boxing gloves.
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It's a combative stance that's at odds with a statement Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin made just hours before Trump's interview.
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Mr. Moon's engagement agenda has been thwarted as much by the North's defiant weapons tests as Mr. Trump's combative response.
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Belichick constantly deflected and was combative with reporters -- especially when asked if AB spoke with the team about the situation.
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Ratcliffe made headlines for being highly critical of and combative toward Robert Mueller during the special counsel's testimony in July.
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The ambition and scope of the investigations vary by state, with some set up to be more combative than others.
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Asked whether there was a plan to switch from conservative outreach into a more combative role, James declined to comment.
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After the departure of aides like Hicks, there are fewer confidants in the White House to buffer Trump's combative instincts.
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He tried to shift the company away from its combative stance with municipal officials soon after London pulled its license. ___
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Combative and fiery, Mr. Lewandowski was the most aggressive defender of the president while he headed up the 2016 campaign.
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As a larger, single subset working under the auspices of the commissioner's office, umpires were warned about their combative style.
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He stepped down this month as the Pentagon's acting personnel chief following a combative confirmation hearing, in which Republican Sen.
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Pence had a different assessment, remarking that in their administration, a combative Russia would face an even stronger United States.
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" Trump also delivered a combative speech in July 2017 calling gang members "animals" and praising law enforcement for being "rough.
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Mr. Hunter is known for his hard-line views on immigration and national security and for his brash, combative style.
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Uber has tended to barrel into new markets by flouting local laws, part of a combative approach to expand globally.
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Many in the police community say Tasers nevertheless offer a valuable option for controlling combative subjects without resorting to firearms.
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But for the most part, Lewandowski's combative squabbles with Democrats and refusal to answer questions overshadowed the role he played.
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It helped define her as the show's combative character - a role that made her famous and fueled the show's popularity.
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Sean Spicer, the longtime spokesman for the Republican National Committee known for being combative with reporters, was named press secretary.
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Relaxed and funny, his pugnaciousness now coming across as playfulness and combative self-mockery, he is in his element here.
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But most of what Our Revolution has become known for in campaigns is an active and often combative Twitter account.
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In any case, seeing the Klingons in all their combative glory feels a bit like coming home for Trek fans.
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Within a few months, Tesla claims, Tripp became "disruptive and combative with his colleagues," and was reassigned in May 2018.
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When Roena Cheryl Mills, 41, was confronted by deputies on April 1, she allegedly become "combative" with them and was arrested.
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A core group of combative young agitators has come to define the antigovernment protests that have convulsed Hong Kong since June.
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"t is reported that he was happy to see his visitors, but also that he has been combative," the update read.
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Press events in the White House briefing room were frequently combative, as she traded barbs with reporters in defense of Trump.
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It may seem obvious, but users who are perceived to be combative to suggestions are typically downvoted in the comment section.
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Mr. Li had been an editor for the website of The Southern Metropolitan Daily, a popular and sometimes combative Chinese newspaper.
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Darcy's explanation is that they were attracted to Trump because of his "combative style," or because he was good for ratings.
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Philippe Reines, a longtime adviser known for his combative style and fierce loyalty to Clinton, is playing Trump in debate prep.
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Her combative tone with Trick on the track affirmed that I could speak my mind, even if someone didn't like it.
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Between the lines: The White House statement is far more combative than the actual analysis, by the Council of Economic Advisers.
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It says the officers later attempted to justify their actions by contending the woman was being combative and not following directions.
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"Journalism in the United States was born partisan and remained, for much of its history, loud, boisterous and combative," he wrote.
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Recorded in front of a studio audience, the program is known for its fierce confrontations and Kyle's combative demeanor with guests.
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And that the protests against police brutality in Ferguson were secretly a Russian plot: Mensch is quite combative with the press.
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A less combative and more experienced politician would never have found himself in the position to be undone as Trump was.
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Asked Wednesday what he thought of the accusation by Rubio supporters that he's taking votes from him, Kasich quickly turned combative.
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Ever since January 28, celestial soldier Mars has been stormtrooping through combative Aries, raising the collective blood pressure of the world.
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Earlier Monday, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) grew combative with reporters pressing him on the significance of Bannon's hire.
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Fadell was often criticized for his combative management style, so it will be interesting to see how Fawaz is in comparison.
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About one-third of people with the disease become combative during the course of their illness, according to the Alzheimer's Association.
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"I was ready for him, but it's much easier if the cops do it," said the ever-combative Republican front-runner.
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In a fiery and combative news conference on Tuesday morning, Sheriff Normand told reporters why they had released Gasser last week.
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Trump's executive order on refugees and immigration, along with combative tweets and protests across the country, have used up media oxygen.
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As mentioned above, Adams' character is a linguist — and the primary interaction between her and the aliens is communicative, not combative.
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A far less nervous and combative mood prevailed in Magnanville, the small town west of Paris where the stabbings took place.
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"Saturday Night Live" parodied the briefings with actress Melissa McCarthy playing a combative, blustering Spicer, in clips that became viral sensations.
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"There has to be some form of punishment," the GOP presidential front-runner told MSNBC's Chris Matthews during a combative interview.
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Recent press briefings hosted by Sanders have been characterized by combative questions from press corps members and retaliation from administration officials.
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When asked if he had any regrets about his combative relationship with the press corps, Spicer admitted to making some errors.
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But this week, the combative side of religion was hard to escape, whether you were in Washington, Tuscaloosa or Tel Aviv.
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"Look, the president has been very even-handed throughout this process," Jeff Weaver, Sanders's combative campaign manager, said Tuesday on MSNBC.
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One of the most combative defenders of Trump has been his attorney Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City.
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What's less understandable is why a plurality of college-educated white men backs the Republican Party's combative soon-to-be nominee.
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He has slyly shifted the party base away from its combative urban roots to rural fiefs that are easier to control.
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In an era where Trump seems to be combative with allies and collegial with adversaries, the world will be watching attentively.
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"Our mood is increasingly combative," Mr Juncker said as he indicated Brussels would react to Washington not in months but "days".
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 97% (certified fresh)Synopsis: "A detective investigates the death of a patriarch of an eccentric, combative family."
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"It could be my fault," Trump told Time magazine when asked directly if he feels his administration has been too combative.
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I tell their stories and I connect with them, whereas before it was much more combative, it was much more pugilistic.
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But do you think that, given the current situation, especially in the United States, the music industry should be more combative?
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There was plenty of combative reporting about Trump during the primary, reporting that would have sunk pretty much any other candidate.
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Still, the case will move forward, and Mr. Erdogan, in typically combative style, said, "I don't obey or respect the decision."
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But his combative side has now emerged as the Democratic race has tightened and Hillary Clinton has sharpened her own rhetoric.
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Pisces isn't a combative sign, so warrior planet Mars can be a bit awkward in the sign of peace and love!
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President Donald Trump's demands that China slash its surplus with the U.S. have become a cornerstone of his combative economic policy.
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Mercury squares off with Mars on January 8, so be careful about a combative energy in the air, especially at work.
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Take Thomas L. Blanton, a combative Democratic Congressman from Texas who was a distinctly Trumpish figure in the 21928s and 19373s.
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Meanwhile, U.S. officials told Reuters that the Trump administration has launched combative efforts to paint Iranian leaders in a negative light.
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The tumultuous presidential race and its combative debates have helped drive ratings for the major cable news channels to new highs.
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In the role, she took a combative attitude to defending the president, and faced criticism for her distortion of the facts.
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"I have every intention of asking him difficult questions and engaging in a serious and even combative conversation," Mr. Remnick said.
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Combative politics is written in Mr. Erdogan's DNA, one Turkish columnist explained, and for that matter, it seems, in Mr. Trump's.
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Since that day, even with López in prison, Voluntad Popular has continued to be the most combative wing of the opposition.
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With 20 minutes left to play, the combative midfielder found himself bursting into the opposition box and bearing down on goal.
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Mr. Trump has been more combative and unrestrained in slinging claims of fraud and unfairness than Mr. Scott or Mr. DeSantis.
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And China's leaders risk prolonging tensions by defending their decisions with combative rhetoric that could narrow the room for a compromise.
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The combative words threaten to complicate and prolong the trade dispute, even if Mr. Trump or Mr. Xi desires a truce.
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Taken together, these pieces suggest that the feminine lies within the swirl of that which is luscious, ghastly, combative, and inscrutable.
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Law enforcement sources tell us when cops tried putting Heather in custody she became combative, flailing, kicking and struck 3 deputies.
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In anticipation of her ambassadorship, The New York Times called her "shrewd and combative" in a "Woman in the News" profile.
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Post-Trump, the channel's prime-time lineup has moved to the right, installing the combative Tucker Carlson in the 8 p.m.
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LaPierre, the NRA's combative CEO, has just emerged from an attempted coup and finds himself mired in legal battles with Ackerman.
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And the combative, offscreen voice of the mother — credited on the show to "Ivy Woodcock" — is provided by Daisy May herself.
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"The president-elect always gets to pick his team going forward," McCarthy said during a combative meeting with reporters. http://bit.
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As it became clear Mueller was nearing the end of his investigation, Trump appeared in a combative and sometimes foul mood.
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Weiss was still the band's drummer on "Animal," which like the album was produced by St. Vincent; it's a combative outtake.
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The vitriolic talk was an indication that his combative tone from the State of the Union address is likely to continue.
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"How can you put your life in the hands of one client?" he asked his ambitious, combative and whip-smart protégé.
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Once cited by the special counsel team as an exemplary cooperating witness, Mr. Flynn had grown increasingly combative in recent months.
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As police commissioner, he also had a combative relationship with the F.B.I., with the two agencies frequently engaged in turf wars.
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She's not combative or defensive when I ask her about the "blunt" tendencies that led to some of these unflattering reports.
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But in the lead up to the decision's deadline on Sunday, Golden State representatives are starting to take a combative stance.
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And anyone who knows President Trump's combative nature has to recognize that he could thrive in such an atmosphere as well.
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The tweet was Trump's latest provocation in what has been a combative day as he attends a NATO summit in Brussels.
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"Sometimes you might have people who like to create tension, be combative, go to war to divert attention," the diplomat said.
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Mr. Trump's combative public persona — often on display during his campaign — mostly dissolves behind the carved-stone walls of his castle.
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Polls released in recent weeks, however, indicate the appeal of a more moderate, less combative Democratic message has been perhaps undervalued.
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A curator takes the often-emotional comments, removes them from their combative context and rephrases them as cogent, dispassionate bullet points.
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It's really hard for me to say anything snarky right now or combative because I was raised to respect that office.
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Many expect the next president to be a far more combative figure, in the mold of the former president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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But it was far from clear that his performance on Monday, combative and pugnacious, would be enough to salvage his candidacy.
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One, the Gatestone Institute, lists John R. Bolton, a combative former United Nations ambassador under George W. Bush, as its chairman.
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So while 2016 may have taken this logic to an unusually combative extent, disagreement before Election Day is to be expected.
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While some presidential candidates have avoided direct broadsides against President Trump, Mr. Sanders, ever combative, addressed his potential opponent head on.
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But according to the complaint, Mr. Hudek "remained combative" even after police officers took him into custody after the plane landed.
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Though a leftist, Mr. López Obrador has drawn comparisons to Mr. Trump for his nationalist impulses, populist rhetoric and combative personality.
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That combative bonding process continued when the Flames returned to Southern California to play the Ducks in Anaheim on April 4.
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The appointment of Hironaka, nicknamed for his combative style, is widely seen as move to adopt a more aggressive legal strategy.
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Hérens aren't exactly famous for their overwhelming milk production, and they're mostly dear to their breeders because of their combative character.
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As Vox's Jeff Guo writes: Many Republicans condemned Democrats and the "liberal media" for promoting a combative tone against the GOP.
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How to transform that relationship from combative to symbiotic is the problem — and it's one that artists aren't tasked to solve.
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Mr. Trump's comments, though combative, had little to do with the delicate negotiations, a fact that appeared to elude Mr. Trump.
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After bringing new levels of combativeness to the political process, "the only way you survive is to be combative," Trump says now.
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" Voss says it's important that anyone trying to negotiate with a combative negotiator like Trump not try to "fight fire with fire.
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Assistant jail administrator Russ Miller said Carter had a history of combative behavior and physically resisted officers the night he was killed.
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For Netanyahu, the talks with Trump will be an opportunity to reset ties after a frequently combative relationship with Democrat Barack Obama.
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You can put down three separate points this way—not just for combative means, but also to grab guns and health packs.
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Roughly 24 hours later, though, Trump's speech before the swearing in of his senior staff was more measured and strikingly less combative.
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As he left, police confronted the man and took him into custody, where he continued to be "combative" with officers, Whitney said.
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But in the context of a combative relationship between the American press and the Trump administration, it takes on a different hue.
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Throughout the presidential campaign season, Donald Trump's combative rhetoric has prompted discussion about the impact of such hostility on citizens, particularly children.
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Good-government advocates have found a champion in Laura Codruta Kovesi, the combative chief prosecutor of the National Anti-Corruption Directorate (DNA).
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And while some of the comments were combative, she said she understands where anti-vax and vaccine-hesitant moms are coming from.
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The hyper-competitive executive and serial entrepreneur is notoriously combative and has difficulty unclenching his grip on the reins of the company.
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Other important party figures, including former Speaker Newt Gingrich, are urging Trump to change his combative, confrontational style before it's too late.
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As recently as Thursday, he gave a combative radio address insisting that the vote would go forward, which further infuriated opposition groups.
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Arthur Ding, of National Chengchi University, thinks the deal, despite its hefty price tag, will fly swiftly through the sometimes combative legislature.
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The research in this area is fairly stark – women are penalized much more than men for being seen as aggressive or combative.
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When Bash asked Conway about her husband's Twitter habits on Sunday, she became combative and said the question was out of line.
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And while some might not agree with their combative nature, and many questions remain about their tactics, playing nice hasn't quite worked.
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Ton Büchner had recently defended the Dutch paint and chemicals company from a combative takeover bid launched by PPG, an American rival.
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He blames his ongoing struggle with diabetes and mental health for his combative behavior – and takes full responsibility for the December incident.
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Inés Arrimadas, the young and combative leader of Ciudadanos in Catalonia, has confirmed that she is a rising star in Spanish politics.
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In incident reports, police also called Timpa's behavior "combative" but said that he hadn't resisted arrest or threatened any of the officers.
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But his combination of combative and sloppy behavior is doing the impossible when it comes to that relationship: it's making it worse.
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But his attempt to be snarky came across awkward and forced, mostly falling flat, as did his combative exchanges with the moderators.
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In his fight for the primaries, Trump seemed to view being outrageous, politically incorrect and combative as a remarkably effective route forward.
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Instead of the current combative approach, the U.S. government needs to reaffirm its desire to cooperate with its southern neighbor as partners.
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Is it the familiar, combative campaign tone that led his supporters to chant "CNN sucks" at rallies and boo the press pen?
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In court, the prosecutor referenced TMZ's video of Conrad's arrest last Saturday ... telling the judge he was combative and profane to police.
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Pierson maintained a high profile during the campaign for her often combative television interviews, which sparked controversy at times over challenged facts.
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The outlet reports 12 units were dispatched to the scene and the 34-year-old was combative with cops during the arrest.
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I am a fourth generation descendant of a combative frontier lawyer who helped establish much of the early law in our state.
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This KCNA report is the latest in a string of combative statements and actions from the North Korean regime in recent weeks.
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The problem was that, for all his flair when dealing with combative reporters or political rivals, Christie's takes were weak as hell.
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Here he remained politely combative: "God's hand is upon this country," he said, and He would make the right choice: ie, him.
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Democrats and some in the media blame recent violence on an atmosphere of anger they believe is stirred by Trump's combative rhetoric.
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Trump had grown exasperated by Spicer's combative press briefings, which he watches closely from his private dining room off the Oval Office.
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But the President's combative post-election press conference Tuesday -- and the dismissal of Attorney General Jeff Sessions -- appear to answer the question.
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New doubts: The combative exchanged raised fresh doubts about whether Trump and Congress can avert a partial government shutdown by the Dec.
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In a combative speech, which contrasted sharply with the defeated tone of the Socialist Party, Melenchon reached out to disappointed left-wingers.
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" Trump has reacted to North Korea's saber-rattling and missile tests with combative rhetoric and pledges to respond with "fire and fury.
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Contrary to some his advisers, Trump remains confident his combative China policy is not roiling markets; instead, he's blamed the Federal Reserve.
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Prime Minister David Cameron, who supports staying, made a televised appeal last week that included a combative town-hall-style question session.
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Focusing on the market value also makes the dynamic between you and your employer much more comfortable and less combative, says Cain.
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"He is brash, outspoken, misogynistic, combative and uninterested in quarantining himself from his financial interests," the St. Louis Dispatch editorial board wrote.
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It would depend on the size of the department, the officer said, adding that combative prisoners were becoming more and more common.
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But Castro lost a big endorsement as a result of his combative approach on the debate stage towards the former vice president.
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The combative president has expressed skepticism of the global institution and has sometimes conducted diplomacy by strafing foes from his Twitter account.
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He has promised a more conciliatory style and open dialogue with adversaries and foreign companies, in contrast to Correa's often combative manner.
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If the issue is a particularly combative one, appointing an unbiased person to run the show can help keep conversations on track.
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Jeb Bush, who has grown increasingly combative with Trump over the months, joked that he wished the real estate mogul was there.
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But his legacy will always be as the combative filmmaker of bad video game adaptations who literally boxed critics he didn't like.
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Notoriously outspoken and combative at his prime, Mr. Redstone has not appeared before the court or submitted a statement of his own.
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His cheeriness was later negated by surly, combative exchanges with reporters over the dark tone he adopted in the midterms' closing days.
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A Democratic House will change the tone in Washington, which is likely to become even more combative, if you can believe it.
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At a combative news conference at Trump Tower, the billionaire detailed $5.6 million from a fund-raising effort in January in Iowa.
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Instead, the president's antipathy toward dictatorship in Venezuela and Cuba seems to be motivated more by political ideology and his combative instincts.
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Ask the CGT — a major union that has struck the most combative stance against the changes — for its plan to fix France.
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Political groups and candidates — whether for city council or the United States Senate — are imitating President Trump's raw and combative style online.
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A French waiter who was fired for being combative and aggressive said his former bosses were discriminating against his culture and heritage.
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Mr. Barr had been scheduled to appear for a second, more combative hearing on Thursday before the Democratic-controlled House Judiciary Committee.
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Through two combative appearances on CNBC's "Halftime Report," Mason goads Axe into spending substantial political and actual capital on reversing the ban.
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They also underscore his combative ideological persona, which has roiled national Democratic politics as thoroughly as it upended municipal government in Burlington.
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Her address in Parliament on Thursday was unusually combative, and it was frequently interrupted by heckling from representatives of Alternative for Germany.
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At Pine Prairie, ICE said a group of detainees were pepper-sprayed on Tuesday after becoming "physically combative" in the recreation area.
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"I think Theresa is going to go into a phase where we are much more combative with Brussels," Johnson was recorded saying.
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But he didn't go as far as the US leader, who grew more combative in his stance as the dinner wore on.
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" He said he thought Mr. Trump's combative recent statements had been meant to "demonstrate his resolve and put pressure on North Korea.
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Elizabeth Warren, among the first candidates to call for Trump's impeachment, who would being a combative style some Democrats are unused to?
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But even allies who ordinarily reinforce the President's combative instincts have warned that wading into such a torrid matter would appear unpresidential.
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The finding did not overrule the appointment of Selmayr, whose combative style has won the German both admirers and enemies in Brussels.
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"He spoke today sounding very combative and defiant instead of possibly offering a bit of fig leaf to the U.S.," said Franulovich.
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The question is whether Silicon Valley is willing to cooperate and whether President Donald Trump's combative nature risks damaging the vital partnership.
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Even so, Trump's combative use of import taxes, combined with retaliatory tariffs by China and Europe, has stalled job growth in manufacturing.
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But while President Trump continued to call for changes in the trade relationship, China appeared to soften its own combative tone somewhat.
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Large corporations may be holding off on some expansion plans, fearing that President Trump's combative actions may make the investments less profitable.
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Mr. Trump's popularity has been rising even as he made combative moves on the trade front that at times roiled the market.
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Mr. Trump appears to hope that Mr. Giuliani, a like-minded political street fighter from New York, will aid his combative approach.
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"I think there is blame on both sides," the president said in a combative exchange with reporters at Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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In the months since that change, the team has embraced a less combative approach, hired new representation and restructured its union leadership.
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Though best known as a combative Fox News personality, Mr. O'Reilly has carved out an incredibly lucrative side pursuit as an author.
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Perhaps sensing her unease, Mr. Biden's aides pounced, prolonging what has been the most combative period of the Democratic primary to date.
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It has also reignited a long-running rumor that he might appoint his combative former top aide, Lawrence S. Schwartz, as chairman.
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If Clayton and the new administration take too combative a path with the bureaucracy, it will simply hunker down and resist change.
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There is something so deliciously Rihanna about "Love on the Brain," a startlingly beautiful ballad that feels at once vulnerable and combative.
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"Don is very smart, he's very combative, and he's very dogged," said Robert Bauer, a former White House counsel under Mr. Obama.
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"His combative attitude with the Democrats and the media on Twitter never gets old with me either," said Joshua Dawson of Iowa.
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But as he pulled out documents related to his lawsuit and spoke about them in sharp bursts, his combative side became evident.
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Trump advisor Stephen Miller also made a combative appearance, making the case for an immigration proposal that the president backed on Wednesday.
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IT'S CLEAR THAT YOU'RE -- AND THIS IS NOT ALWAYS TYPICAL, YOURE WILLING TO BE COMBATIVE HERE YOU'RE COMING OUT STRONGLY AGAINST HIM.
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At the same time, Skjei has been credited with 93 hits, third among Rangers' defensemen, behind only the combative Klein and Holden.
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Many have pointed out the ostensible irony of the first lady promoting anti-bullying given her husband's combative and sometimes belittling rhetoric.
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These, too, are more visible than in the past, thanks to more combative prosecutors, investigative journalists, whistleblowers and freedom-of-information laws.
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"Mexico has a lot of chips to play," said Jorge Castañeda, a former foreign secretary who has staked out a combative approach.
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There's a time to be combative and there's a time to be in friend-making mode, vis-à-vis your own party.
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According to a source familiar with the matter, the committee is preparing for the president's longtime confidant to be a combative witness.
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Cipollone's legal background and relationship with Trump's team suggests he will take a more combative approach toward Mueller than his predecessor did.
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These are dumb times to love combative sports, especially you take "fun" fights (or whatever) for dessert instead of the main course.
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People close to Weinstein, 67, have told CNN the disgraced movie producer is combative and in denial about how far he's fallen.
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Allen, who had been accused of murder, was very combative — making sexual references while demanding that he get a new public defender.
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Earlier on Friday, the main opposition Republican People's Party nominated Muharrem Ince, one of its most prominent and combative lawmakers, for the presidency.
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" Matt Lewis, senior contributor to The Daily Caller "Rubio's answers are good but he is fighting every question with a combative tone. Why?
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Trump's combative posture on Thursday morning left no doubt that Mueller's remarks and the growing calls for impeachment that followed have rattled Trump.
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He also promised to mobilize his considerable following into a combative opposition that will fight for social reforms and defend the peace accord.
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The combative approach is partly an outgrowth of Democrats' strategy of maximizing their oversight authority in the House once they wield the gavel.
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Much as it is in America, cable news in India is dominated by fiery debate shows with combative moderators and eye-catching graphics.
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A combative disciple of Andrew Jackson, Johnson often seemed most comfortable mixing it up with the crowd with extemporaneous remarks at political rallies.
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It set up a special committee to examine its legal strategy and appointed John Beisner, a combative lawyer, to advise on trial tactics.
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His ascendancy and Michel's retirement ushered in a new combative style of leadership for House Republicans, who have remained largely uncompromising ever since.
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Now there is a new threat: A combative Trump determined to question the credibility of news organisations, the heartbeat of many media organisations.
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But the combative leader also feuded with the media, business community, indigenous groups and environmentalists by pushing through measures that consolidated executive power.
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The result was frequently combative interviews with members of the Trump administration and its supporters, including various high-profile spats with Kellyanne Conway.
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Never mind that Aatma Singh (Pankaj Tripathi), the local police officer, is openly combative - or that his fellow election officials think he's loony.
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He got a little combative, and I had the pleasure of paying for my drink and leaving in the middle of his tantrum.
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It's where misinformation spreads, where combative arguments with old acquaintances are sparked, and where publishers big and small compete to game the network.
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After weeks of campaigning, millions spent and a few combative debates, New Yorkers will head to the polls tomorrow for a special election.
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Mr. Rouhani had little unrestricted access to any medium other than Telegram and Instagram, especially for live coverage of his increasingly combative campaign.
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Last month, the combative populist Marine Le Pen of the right-wing National Front flew to Moscow to meet with President Vladimir Putin.
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The Democratic candidates, for their part, also showed the strain from a race that is becoming more combative and competitive by the day.
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Lawsuits were piling up, several labor unions were organizing drivers to strike and combative rhetoric from all involved seemed to foreshadow a showdown.
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And he was confident Huawei would overcome the currently combative business and intellectual property relationship between the U.S. and China to do so.
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Many people have observed that if a woman were to carry herself the way Kavanaugh did – emotional, combative – she would have lost credibility.
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Trump claims he's a victim, blames the media; the media becomes combative; his victimhood deepens, becomes part of the identity of his followers.
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Incoming Google CEO Larry Page, he argued, was a wartime CEO — with Facebook ascendant, Page would have to adopt a more combative mindset.
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If Wednesday night follows in the footsteps of the previous two debates, the final face-off promises to be unpredictable, combative and nasty.
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The Russian art of Systema follows the same principles of "confront a gun, flee a blade" that so many other combative systems do.
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The DJs move through genres fluidly, with techno, drum and bass, jungle, and R&B rubbing against each other, sometimes in combative ways.
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"He was more combative, but that's what we want, we want him to stand up to her," said Susan Keevican, another Pittsburgh Republican.
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After the kind of combative and impulsive shopping that Black Friday and Cyber Monday bring, Giving Tuesday is a welcome change of pace.
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In fact, the philanthropist and former Microsoft product manager says the combative environment of early-days Microsoft almost made her leave the company.
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She was clearly as appalled as anyone by the combative culture of the Trump White House, the peculiar barrage of gratuitously insulting tweets.
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The "Ghostbusters" actress won rave reviews when she debuted an exaggerated impersonation of a gum-chewing, uber-combative Spicer on "SNL" last month.
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He also testified that Justin became combative with police, telling officers to "shut the f— up" and "f— you" before he was detained.
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Combative tweets from Donald Trump, high-level talks between the two sides, a stalemate, more tariffs and counter-tariffs, and then conciliatory messages.
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"I think that Melania's going to be outstanding," Trump said Thursday during a lengthy, at times combative news conference at the White House.
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The high point of his combative career was his editorship of the Rand Daily Mail, torchbearer of liberal South Africa, from 1977-1981.
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It's a trigger that I've developed after years of unnecessarily, and often unsuccessfully, defending myself against accusations of being combative, threatening, and disruptive.
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Kelly said "we've all seen the clip" of the White House press conference where Trump and Acosta had a combative exchange last week.
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France's Macron had initially sought to persuade the Trump administration to abandon its combative stance on both trade and the Iran nuclear accord.
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Further, if sanctions were the issue, the combative government of President Nicolas Maduro would likely make a statement saying as much, he added.
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Backed by a small but growing group of loyalists, Gingrich launched an insurgency aimed at instilling a more "combative" approach in the party.
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My firsthand experience over the course of several years working for Lee at Omega provides an answer to the combative tweet that Sen.
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The man who was attacked was driven to the hospital but was not treated for his injuries as he was combative with staff.
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Instead, the combative anti-corruption activist called for an election boycott and tried to draw as much attention as possible to electoral fraud.
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Trump, the billionaire businessman and GOP front-runner, has stirred a string of controversies for his highly combative statements on the campaign trail.
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In a combative inaugural speech, he vowed to take measures to send some of the 63 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon back home.
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The plaintiff's vague recollections and testimony at times contradicted what she told lawyers during her deposition, leaving her vulnerable to combative cross-examination.
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He has also sought to defend pressuring Ukraine to investigate Biden in a series of combative — and sometimes contradictory — interviews in recent weeks.
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It's an extraordinary shift within a party that's now adopting a more combative footing on racial issues ahead of next year's presidential election.
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It's an extraordinary shift within a party that's now adopting a more combative footing on racial issues ahead of next year's presidential election.
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Yet his moderate image may not capture the combative mood of the party's left wing — and its been visible on the campaign trail.
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Reporters hope to ask the combative zinger that gets into the social media fast lane, raising profiles for themselves and their news organizations.
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In the interim, combative rhetoric will spook markets, but investors need to ignore the noise and focus on economic measures, which remain mild.
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In a combative White House press conference on Monday, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders accused some journalists of "purposely" putting out false information.
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Musk said this during the "60 Minutes" interview after being asked about combative tweets he has published in response to critics and reporters.
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Mr. Nadella, a longtime Microsoft executive whose career odyssey at the company included overseeing its C.R.M. product, was less combative than his predecessor.
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But that combative approach was largely absent on Wednesday night, although there were a few tense moments that could prove revealing in hindsight.
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If the harpsichord is a tool for Mr. Esfahani, who's eloquent and smart, and at times angry and combative, what is it for?
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Branstad's appointment also suggests that Trump may be ready to take a less combative stance toward China than many expected, the experts said.
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Acosta, a frequent critic of Trump, has maintained a combative relationship with Trump officials both in the White House and in the campaign.
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"These billion-dollar companies should help ameliorate the impact they're having," said Aaron Peskin, a combative member of the city's board of supervisors.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump called North Korean leader Kim Jong Un a "madman" Friday morning, the latest escalation in their combative rhetoric.
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Their appreciation was in contrast to a more combative style in recent years, when shale states seemed to relish openly bashing the group.
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You're feeling energized, but you may also be in a more combative mood than usual due to your ruling planet clashing with Mars.
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Authorities said the capo, who has fathered at least nine children with three different women, was non-combative due to his family's presence.
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Known as Trump's go-to guy, Kasowitz's unstinting defense of the real estate mogul-turned-president perhaps best reflects Trump's own combative style.
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The president was also pleased with Miller's combative performance during a series of appearances on the Sunday news show circuit earlier this year.
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The tumultuous American presidential race and its combative debates have helped drive ratings for the country's major cable news channels to new highs.
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No surprise here: The first big New York survey of this many-styled Italian design guru's 60-year career has a combative air.
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Other governors weren't as combative but did raise some issues with how the federal government has handled the situation, including access to tests.
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As far as intelligence, he's considered a genius, and in terms of combative ability, he could hold his own against any super soldier.
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Uber's drama led to a bunch of high-profile exits from the ride-sharing company, including the notoriously combative co-founder Travis Kalanick.
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It's almost poetic that one of the UFC's most combative fighters on the roster would be the one to save the promotion's ass.
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Both men are thinly experienced, combative Trump loyalists who raise concerns about bringing political bias to a sensitive role guiding 22014 intelligence agencies.
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Both men are thinly experienced, combative Trump loyalists who raise concerns about bringing political bias to a sensitive role guiding 22014 intelligence agencies.
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" Yiannopoulos also tied his famously combative public persona into his Catholic faith, saying "The truth often hurts, as the Church has always understood.
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Both embarked on a more combative, aggressive approach toward the Russia investigation compared to the more cooperative stance favored by his former attorneys.
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But Mr. Trump seems to have no sense of when and how to put controversy to rest and when not to be combative.
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Mr. Wuorinen gained a reputation as a combative proponent of 21989-tone composition, a cerebral idiom he mastered in hundreds of eloquent works.
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His political base passionately celebrates the combative way in which he has upended Washington, seeing it as a deserved rebuke of elite sensibilities.
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The auxiliary bio class character's 180-degree turn from being despondent and combative to vivacious and overeager deserves a story of its own.
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No surprise here: The first big New York survey of this many-styled Italian design guru's 2708-year career has a combative air.
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No surprise here: The first big New York survey of this many-styled Italian design guru's 26800-year career has a combative air.
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No surprise here: The first big New York survey of this many-styled Italian design guru's 220-year career has a combative air.
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As a result, many developed a new kind of identity — one that is more strongly felt as well as narrower and more combative.
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Trump's news conferences will be different The Trump we saw on Friday was not as combative or as colorful as he can be.
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In Germany, Merkel's frank one-on-one with Putin, the first such Germany-based working session in years, was neither chummy nor combative.
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The White House has struggled to hit on a consistent communications strategy or a reasonable way of dealing with the combative press corps.
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In the weeks prior to the coup attempt, Turkey strove to mend some of the relations most frayed by Erdoğan's combative foreign policy.
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The Economist proudly enlists itself in this combative Anglo-American tradition, having vigorously claimed to be advancing the liberal cause since its founding.
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But the overall mood of this film, which is more downbeat than some might expect, is anxious, combative and at times self-pitying.
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A combative presidential news conference on Thursday raised doubts over how effective the Trump administration will be in pushing through its economic agenda.
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And China's leaders have been seeking out experts to gain a better understanding of how to respond to Mr. Trump's combative trade agenda.
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Mr. Grenell honed his combative style when he worked as a spokesman at the United Nations for the former ambassador John R. Bolton.
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Oracle and its combative skipper, Jimmy Spithill, rallied from a much bigger deficit to defend against New Zealand in San Francisco in 183.
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The feud, which began on Twitter and has continued on television, has cemented Ms. Cheney's reputation as the most combative Cheney in Washington.
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Some characterized Mr. Colmes as a punching bag and even a sacrificial lamb who was neutralized by the considerably more combative Mr. Hannity.
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In a combative news conference in New York, the president said he wanted to "know the facts" before condemning the right-wing groups.
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But the causes for criticism of Bevin -- his combative personality, penchant for controversy and pursuit of controversial policies -- could also apply to Trump.
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And, as the year drew to a close, Trump returned to a much more combative footing regarding Schumer and Pelosi, and Democrats generally.
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In a combative statement, Marc Kasowitz lashed out at the media, accusing the press of misreporting his claim that Comey gave false testimony.
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The combative testimony of the President's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski fell flat, and was widely seen as an embarrassment for House Democrats.
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Natasha Bertrand: Re-listening to Slate's Slow Burn podcasts and preparing for the president to become more combative than we've ever seen him.
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Kalanick resigned as CEO of Uber last June, amid reports of combative behavior and an intellectual property lawsuit with self-driving rival Waymo.
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They at one point warred over the size of Trump's hands, and, in another exchange, Rubio rejected Trump's combative rhetoric against his opponents.
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"As in the business world, he's laying out this combative posture," said Gordon Adams, who oversaw military budgets in the Clinton White House.
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That would be Senator Chuck Grassley, the 84-year-old, seven-term Iowa Republican who is becoming more daring and combative every day.
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In general, this younger generation of drivers is more assertive and combative than just about any racing F1 cohort that I've ever seen.
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If that number is much lower, you're stuck either trying to negotiate a higher salary, which Drexler says will make you seem combative.
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Right-wing works council members make an effort to appear reasonably critical of globalization, combative and avoid any racist language at the workplace.
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The debate was combative and punctuated by withering attacks from all sides on the newcomer on stage: billionaire former Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Sen.
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Secondly, to push that person into a combative posture with other people in the media and push out a lot of radicalizing content.
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People who knew the gunman told Reuters he was a devout, quiet Muslim who became more "combative" after trips to Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
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"I never heard anything because, as I have stated, I was never in charge of financial matters within the party," a combative Rajoy said.
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A combative far-right former Army captain, Bolsonaro has vowed to crack down on crime, end corruption and steam roll anything in his path.
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Trump's response to the day of carnage made clear his combative instincts on terrorism have not been tempered just because the election is over.
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Brooklyn-based electronic trio, Glass Gang, have shed their usual affinity for slick new wave with a combative mix of hard-hitting dance tracks.
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Starting his combative journey in Taekwondo, Wong began studying under the Wu Tang lineage in 103 in search of a more fitting combat system.
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Look for that combative, strike-first strategy to continue during the rest of the transition period straight through Trump's term in the White House.
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But putting money towards the cause isn't enough, Stamos said—security experts also need to begin changing their hard-charging and often combative culture.
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Bannon is largely credited with supporting Trump's combative style at a time in the campaign when other aides wanted him to stay on script.
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" Earlier in the day, Trump referred to reports of combative conversations he had with Turnbull and the Mexican president over the weekend as "tough.
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It's hard to imagine a dance record as combative being released now, despite the political climate in North America and Europe drifting towards fascism.
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Torvalds' combative style is sometimes appreciated by developers when they believe he's taking on the powerful to argue for higher standards and stronger security.
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The new demands by Trump's legal team indicate that it is likely to take a more aggressive and combative stance toward Mueller going forward.
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But don't forget that Americans in 30 out of the 50 states elected Donald Trump to be as combative with establishment Washington as possible.
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It's the first time the notoriously combative former CEO of Uber has spoken publicly since he was ousted by major shareholders in June 2017.
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The question now is whether the President was previewing a new, more sober political persona or will he soon return to his combative habits?
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The amount of passive-aggressive agreement at the debate has reached almost combative levels, as David Axelrod noted: Debate marred by violent agreement.#DemDebate
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" WARNING: VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC LANGUAGE And in yet a different video, the combative commuter tells someone to "go back to your f--king country.
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Ocasio-Cortez has had a publicly tense relationship with Crowley, and she has drawn some criticism from some House Democrats for her combative approach.
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On the stand on Tuesday, her testimony was at times combative, with Tilton often saying the SEC's lawyer, Dugan Bliss, had mischaracterized her statements.
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The big picture: Trump was discursive — and often combative — while defending some of his administration's most controversial policies, including family separation at the border.
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And in recent years health insurers, their intermediaries, and hospitals have become increasingly combative about the price of drugs and the value they deliver.
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But Mr Khamenei would rather avoid another showdown with an emboldened and combative man, as Iranian presidents in their second term tend to be.
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On Sunday he will be interviewed by two journalists known for their combative style, with the discussion to be broadcast by three media outlets.
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While Han's more combative approach may be getting her headlines, Famerz are using the discussion around gender inequality in South Korea to branch out.
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Critics, however, have expressed skepticism over the first lady's commitment and ability to combat cyberbullying given her husband's history of being combative on Twitter.
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It takes two hands to seat belt a combative prisoner who might bite, head butt, spit, or reach for your gun even while handcuffed.
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Cruz's colleagues in the Senate have routinely described the junior senator from Texas as being condescending, combative, and pretty much the all-around worst.
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You're in a combative mood this morning, Virgo, but your focus shifts to other things when the moon enters harmony-loving Libra this afternoon.
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The swing power of independent lawmakers will make for combative politics, and the Rouhani administration's sway over social and political issues will remain limited.
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Ruben Nunez, head of one of the most combative factions of Mexico's CNTE union, Oaxaca's Section 22, was detained on suspicion of money laundering.
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"When you loved someone, and cared for someone, and it arrives into a [combative] arena... it's very dangerous when it becomes personal," he said.
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Still, Republicans lost their majority in the House, a setback for the president after a campaign that became a referendum on his combative leadership.
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Don't expect to go full-on Rebel Without A Cause, but do watch out if you're suddenly feeling a tad more combative than usual.
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As combative as he can be on Twitter and at rallies, in one-on-one interviews President Trump is more agreeable and even likable.
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But defense lawyers have argued in previous cases that officers had the discretion not to use a seat belt if a detainee was combative.
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