"Confrontational — they're hung in a confrontational way," she told me.
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If Trump wants confrontational trade policies, then confrontational trade policies are what he's going to get.
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For the first 39 days of his presidency, Donald Trump advocated a confrontational policy agenda with a confrontational style.
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I feel like there's things people can connect with in art that are non-confrontational but confrontational at the same time.
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"I didn't have a confrontational interview with an NPR reporter any more than I have confrontational interviews all the time," he said.
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We took her portrait, and it was very confrontational on both ends, which is weird, because we don't have a confrontational relationship.
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Later, when Rogers said he did not mean for his answer to King's question to sound confrontational, King said he did mean to sound confrontational.
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"I would worry about the more confrontational policy of the IRGC in the Persian Gulf ... and more confrontational policy with the U.S. and Saudi Arabia," said Javedanfar.
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Trump's opponents say that it's not fair that their confrontational conduct draws censure when his own conduct is more confrontational — and is heartless and racist to boot.
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Swift is not directly confrontational (she never names names) like Kim but she is confrontational in her own way and completely calculated, a word Swift does not like.
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The interaction is certainly confrontational, but it's not like Dao is screaming and shouting at other passengers, and it's certainly not as confrontational as what was about to happen.
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It's that he's super confrontational and just a little scary.
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That's increasingly rare as press and politicians become more confrontational.
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America's European and regional allies are not quite as confrontational.
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The resulting images are as confrontational as they are inspiring.
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The rule of not being aggressive or confrontational still applies.
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Stephen's games end up being weirdly confrontational in this respect.
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Confrontational and passionate Mars enters your sign this month, Aquarius!
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Is the officer less confrontational to begin with, avoiding escalation?
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We've always been very confrontational with what we've been about.
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But many members want to take a more confrontational stance.
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The song has a "aggressive, confrontational vocal attitude," said Pandora.
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Macron is a far less confrontational politician than Le Pen.
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Late tonight will be magical, dreamy and maybe even confrontational.
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Bevin's confrontational and unapologetic political persona mirrored President Donald Trump's.
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You can get confrontational, but that often leads to fights.
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And Signorile knows a thing or two about confrontational activism.
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Back home, her mood is less melancholy and more confrontational.
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Ford did not have another president as confrontational as Bundy.
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My team raised concerns with that kind of confrontational approach.
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"I was very delusional, erratic, confrontational, and paranoid," Kevin said.
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Communication is key today; however, watch out for confrontational energy.
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Gordon says it's incredibly important to have a non-confrontational discussion.
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They reminded me of warriors — they have that direct confrontational energy.
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Its activists pioneered many of the confrontational tactics Indivisible has adopted.
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I was looking for a way that didn't make it confrontational.
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Trump, by contrast, has been far less confrontational on the issue.
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The questions it opens are both existential and, for some, confrontational.
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The question is whether Catalans will support an avowedly confrontational government.
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Generate buzz with confrontational statements, outsized self-promotion, and abundant charisma.
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The problem isn't that he's not raw, crass, or confrontational enough.
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No, Khalifa's interest must be more aesthetic and cardiovascular than confrontational.
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The Texas senator has also long championed confrontational, anti-establishment politics.
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Where Cannon had been tentative, Barker's letters were confident and confrontational.
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In his book, he speaks his mind with a confrontational verve.
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He explained that Beijing sees Trump's approach as a confrontational policy.
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Atkinson's predecessor, Rachel Whetstone, could be more confrontational in her approach.
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The energy is confrontational today, but sometimes that's a good thing.
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The thing about Johnson is that he is a confrontational fighter.
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I'm responsible to my city, so it's not a confrontational thing.
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It's different from confrontational Mars, so the atmosphere may feel tense.
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In the past two weeks, however, people have become more confrontational.
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Lately, though, Mr Trump has flirted with a less confrontational approach.
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That outlook helps to explain why she can be so confrontational.
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Pettibon and Gianakos make work that is confrontational and, frankly, male.
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"They are struggling to handle tense, confrontational, challenging moments," she said.
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The hip-hop duo XXX has other, far more confrontational plans.
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They were heartened by Mr. Trump's confrontational comments toward Ms. Barra.
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You needn't level accusations, or make this in any way confrontational.
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This event opposes a retrograde Venus, causing us to become confrontational.
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When a country's diplomatic style is confrontational, what do you get?
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But in this case, Jana opted for the more confrontational approach.
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He was isolated from his audience and occasionally confrontational with callers.
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By contrast, Germany's automotive giants have favored a more confrontational approach.
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It's something less confrontational than saying this is all about power.
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Without changing facial expression, she can seem confrontational, supportive, stern, jubilant.
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The energy will be confrontational, and people will be playing dirty.
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"Tim is confrontational, and sometimes people don't like that," Bohnenblust said.
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The replacement of H.R. McMaster with former United Nations Ambassador John Bolton takes a reckless, confrontational president and ensconces him in an informational architecture that will now be erected by a reckless, confrontational national security adviser.
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"Today we didn't want to risk people's lives by continuing to be confrontational because if we had chosen to be confrontational there will be blood in the streets," Nelson Chamisa, the MDC leader, told reporters in Harare.
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The two reportedly had a confrontational phone call last month over trade.
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Those churches have opted for a less confrontational approach with the government.
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Mars retrograde has been a total drag, creating a cranky, confrontational energy.
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The woman's vagina is completely exposed in a way that feels confrontational.
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I didn't think of myself as a particularly confrontational or combative person.
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The vibe is confrontational this evening, so watch out for big arguments.
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The penis is less confrontational than it is in other Mapplethorpe photos.
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It's a little confrontational, by making us think about these natural wonders.
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Know that you might come off as more confrontational than usual today.
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The scene outside the rally will likely be more confrontational than normal.
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Often some sort of confrontational set-up with government, but not always.
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You just have to be more confrontational, more open about your feelings.
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It reminds me that not every confrontation has to feel confrontational. 9.
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"She was scared for me, but she was more confrontational," Goodman recalled.
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It's the latest example of Russia's increasingly confrontational stance against the West.
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The Point: Mr. President, consider Twitter's far less confrontational "mute" option instead!
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It may wrong-foot those used to more confrontational politicians and executives.
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Hurting myself and being confrontational with the crowd (always within respectful limits).
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Things are weird this evening: Expect surprising news and some confrontational vibes.
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Mr. Trump's confrontational approach would seem to indicate some follow-through. Mrs.
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I never brought it up to try to start a confrontational exchange.
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She pushed Arbus towards a more crisp, close-in and confrontational approach.
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More than anything, her manner and persona is strident and intensely confrontational.
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EDT to announce a confrontational new approach to U.S. policy toward Iran.
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Magnitsky sanctions offer a less confrontational option: a way to target individuals
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Williams suggested that Ojeda's confrontational style is not conducive to good politics.
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Other members of Democratic leadership took a more confrontational tone with Trump.
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Former VICE contributors Janicza Bravo and Brett Gelman luxuriate in the confrontational.
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Black metal is a genre that embraced shocking or confrontational stage tactics.
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She's sarcastic and confrontational, but there's a vulnerability to her as well.
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The mood is confrontational today, but you're super smooth though it all.
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The civil rights movement was messy, disorderly, confrontational and yes, sometimes violent.
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Relative to her liberal colleagues, Sotomayor is more confrontational and less cooperative.
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From the beginning, the idea was intentionally confrontational, contradictory, and violently surreal.
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That baseline of love and protectiveness continues even when things become confrontational.
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It wasn't afraid to be in your face or confrontational or angry.
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That person will be as brightly inspirational as Trump is darkly confrontational.
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The Trump administration has embraced confrontational policies in its dealings on trade.
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But other contractors say the president's confrontational posture on trade is harmful.
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This is the future of abortion rights: confrontational, nimble, collaborative, deeply moral.
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Some see in this confrontational mood an atmosphere reminiscent of the 1970s.
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But I did not go about this protest in a confrontational way.
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He is an unlikely lightning rod: opinionated, perhaps, but far from confrontational.
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Frankly, productive white "conversations" about race should include being confrontational with ourselves.
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It walked a fine line between confrontational political commentary and grounding comedy.
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Profoundly honest and confrontational, Laymon's Heaavy successfully conquers the memoir's confessional project.
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"This confrontational attitude - no talks, no discussion -has an impact," Mufti said.
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This will boost your energy and inspire you to be more confrontational.
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It's VERY HARD to not engage, especially because I have a confrontational personality.
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"It's gonna be scary and confrontational, but also friendly and nice," Singh predicted.
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His confrontational approach makes it harder for allies to support the status quo.
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For the best part of a century the relationship was confrontational and distrustful.
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Meanwhile, confrontational Aries and evasive Scorpio do not make good bedfellows for Venus.
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Yes, confrontational speech and actions have enabled advances for all sorts of groups.
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Both Russia and China have adopted acquisitive and confrontational policies regarding territorial claims.
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Kingsbury said the political rhetoric of recent months was "highly inflammatory and confrontational".
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It's great when comedians known for being confrontational actually, you know, confront something.
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President Trump hosted an electric, bombastic, confrontational and unscheduled press conference in February.
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Needless to say, Trump has expressed confrontational views on a number of fronts.
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The transcript shows confrontational exchanges between the lawyer for the women and Mrs.
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They're surprising, they're confrontational, and they lob enormous accusations with no apparent evidence.
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That sets up confrontational negotiations between the British government and its E.U. counterparts.
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The confrontational nature of these rallies is designed to provoke and intimidate others.
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They like him for his other traits, perhaps most for his confrontational style.
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You'll be in a confrontational mood early today, but you'll chill out soon.
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I could have lost an eye, and this wasn't in a confrontational environment.
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Oppositions are confrontational energies, and really, they are what you make of them.
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Horny, angry, creative, and confrontational could all describe you today, especially this evening.
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You're ready for some change—just watch out for angry, confrontational energy today.
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Mars is the warrior planet, so conversations may be more confrontational or aggressive.
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He's been confrontational and dismissive toward the Catalan independence movement, thereby invigorating it.
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Be smart about what you say and don't be confrontational right now, Leo.
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But don't be surprised if your houseguests are alarmed by its confrontational style.
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Expect the people you're partnered with to be more forward or even confrontational!
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"Hello?" asked the performers again and again, in an ecstasy of confrontational vigor.
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Supporters of Mr. Trump's confrontational style argue that those tactics did not work.
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" If someone gets confrontational about politics, employees might try "we respect everyone's opinion.
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J.P. Margaret Chardiet, who records as Pharmakon, makes primal, confrontational noise as music.
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Many older people are wary of Moon's less confrontational stance on North Korea.
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What they got was a nominee who was by turns confrontational and evasive.
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Yes, Reagan entered office embracing a bombastic, confrontational approach to the Soviet Union.
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When the officer told Kelly to leave, he became confrontational, the document says.
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Those who have worked with Mr. Ralston describe him as aggressive and confrontational.
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Filming soon resumed, with Mr. Bomer and Mr. Grammer performing that confrontational scene.
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And prominent voices in both political parties are striking an increasingly confrontational tone.
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Only when protests get tense, confrontational, or violent do the cameras start rolling.
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Trump's confrontational stance on Mexico was a cornerstone of his campaign from day one.
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This means getting on the ground and holding non-confrontational dialog with all stakeholders.
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LIEBERMAN: Because he was so district and so confrontational, he didn&apost get nominated.
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And I'm surprisingly non-confrontational -- you would not believe how much I hate conflict.
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And I'm surprisingly non-confrontational — you would not believe how much I hate conflict.
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EDT (1645 GMT) to announce a confrontational new approach to U.S. policy toward Iran.
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LIKE many teenage boys, Amos Yee, a Singaporean blogger, is crude, insensitive and confrontational.
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But the difference between her polite, guarded Texan past and confrontational present is colossal.
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Make no mistake, it's confrontational—and that's what makes Empty Porn Sets so strong.
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Elizabeth Warren's rhetoric, it should be said, is also confrontational, but there are differences.
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That explains much of the pent-up support for Mr Trump's more confrontational approach.
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The effect is strongly confrontational: these are figures that force themselves on our attention.
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This meant that any confrontational questions, like why Trump isn't sharing his tax returns,.
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They're the home of the maladjusted and the awkward, the confrontational and the uncomfortable.
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The vibe will be erratic, irritable and confrontational, but it will also be exciting.
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I have always said this negotiation will be tough, complex and at times confrontational.
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It's not clear whether the confrontational stance Delaney took will deliver him new support.
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And just really let it exist with a groove rather than something more confrontational.
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Once inside the vehicle, the man became confrontational and started arguing with Jordan's mother.
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Lucy Dacus makes wry, confessional, confrontational indie rock in the mode of Liz Phair.
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In a sense, they are looking for opportunities to negotiate rather than be confrontational.
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The moon in Leo opposes Mars at 5:31 AM, creating a confrontational energy.
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Almost from its inception the UDC took a more confrontational tone than the LMAs.
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The peaceful turnout suggested it may, though the protests turned more confrontational by nightfall.
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He's not hiding that he's willing to be confrontational with industry on certain issues.
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And I'm surprisingly non-confrontational – you would not believe how much I hate conflict.
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Clinton can bask in an affectionate embrace as hosts try to limit confrontational engagements.
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You miss out on the opportunity to bring needed change by not being confrontational.
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Expect passions to rise, but some confrontational vibes could be in the air, too.
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An argument will pop up later—watch out for stubborn behavior and confrontational vibes.
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He has employed this power often in the past, although for less confrontational ends.
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On one side is No Warning, his recently-reformed hardcore group, piercing and confrontational.
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But as this race stays tight, expect the aggressive and confrontational ads to continue.
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Trump's trade wars have also dampened enthusiasm for a confrontational trade strategy, they believe.
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A confrontational energy arrived late last night, though you may have slept through it.
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But that confrontational strategy did not press China or the European Union to surrender.
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It was a typical Trump performance -- chaotic, confrontational and very, very loose with facts.
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Journalists who interviewed him tended to find him uncooperative at best, confrontational at worst.
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May's chastened government is likely to strike a less confrontational approach to Europe. Mrs.
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Audiences may share his exasperation, as "The Whirligig" spins its characters into confrontational proximity.
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That's understandable — salary negotiation can feel confrontational, especially if you've never done it before.
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The confrontational approach has raised concerns that the trade talks could again be derailed.
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Her confrontational criticism of President Trump appeals to progressives, as does her relative freshness.
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It's all told in a confrontational yet charming style that's won him fans worldwide.
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This election got direct and confrontational, but we don't have to in it's wake.
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Beneath its humorous veneer, it is a prickly, confrontational story about identity and belonging.
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When it comes to Trump's confrontational approach with Beijing, Christie said options were limited.
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To the Editor: The dialogue on race has to happen, however painful or confrontational.
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This divide was evident during the confrontational debate over health care between the frontrunners.
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Last week, this confrontational style collided with LeBron James, the league's most perceptive passer.
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Her voice is approachable as always, but what she is singing is more confrontational.
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But it's not as confrontational as what you've been doing, getting arrested and all.
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Although she embraced many of his political projects, her style was much more confrontational.
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LH: There's humor, but it's not as confrontational or aggressive as your previous work.
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Douglas's most confrontational works may push viewers to the edge of their comfort zones.
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However, he says he recently contacted Lynne through phone calls and "non-confrontational" texts.
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Leary, the argument goes, was too reckless, too confrontational, and too scary for the mainstream.
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And I think I was very careful about asking them in a non-confrontational way.
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Some people in the rock game are uncomfortable with my messy, emotional, and confrontational style.
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" The reality, Tonigan of CASAA told me, is that the confrontational approach "is horribly ineffective.
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As the Financial Times notes, President Magufuli is nicknamed The Bulldozer for his confrontational style.
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Jimmy Kimmel wants you to have the most non-confrontational, micro-aggression-free Thanksgiving ever.
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Biden's more confrontational tone became necessary after his fourth place finish in Iowa, supporters said.
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Uber has taken this same confrontational approach when it comes to self-driving car regulations.
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So why are investors ignoring the threats President Trump's confrontational nature poses for global trade?
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But where Obama ran for office promising a conciliatory politics, Sanders promises a confrontational politics.
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Ahead of what could be a confrontational summit, Tusk was unusually direct in his remarks.
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One of the most confrontational incidents began as a result of two service dogs fighting.
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This quarter, not only was Musk's tone non-confrontational, but he apologized to both analysts.
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Mr Sánchez has attempted to defuse the conflict in Catalonia through a less confrontational attitude.
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As "Joanthology" illustrates, Ms Wasser is also unafraid to be abrasive—even, at times, confrontational.
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We also pushed ourselves further in terms of how to be confrontational in those spaces.
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An agitated, confrontational energy flows, and it's important to avoid arguments and approach people gently.
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On the other hand, you might find that your partnerships are more confrontational than usual.
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Mars enters your sign today, boosting your energy and making you more confrontational than usual.
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Imagine it's 2022: America's confrontational economic policies have continued, and China has refused to yield.
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It was like a "You're fired!" for his brand of dramatic, confrontational nationalist global trade.
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All the President's tweets Trump's way Trump did offer one less confrontational message of support.
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Some officials worry that Vietnam's growing chumminess with America will only make China more confrontational.
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People may find you to be more confrontational than usual, so keep that in mind.
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It will be confrontational and often ugly, seeming to test the limits of our democracy.
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To be clear, in my career as a community organizer, I organized many confrontational protests.
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I definitely think that this record is completely... it's confrontational how different it is, almost.
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Therefore, Washington and Moscow will neither become close friends nor will they become confrontational adversaries.
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Confrontational resistance is justified because conventional processes can only do so much to mitigate harm.
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During the campaign Lopez Obrador regularly used confrontational language when referring to President Donald Trump.
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Booker's remarks were a clear departure from Harris' and Warren's, who urged more confrontational approaches.
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So far, Trump has avoided at all costs saying anything negative or confrontational about Putin.
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That is, until it opposes Mars at 6:45 PM, resulting in some confrontational energy.
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That means guests like Shapiro and Leno get the same kind of non-confrontational treatment.
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Timely and cordial in certain contexts, Reid is equally foul-tempered and confrontational in others.
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Putting a base there, he seemed to suggest, would deter Russia from its confrontational stance.
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The reflections they encountered were confrontational: yes, there they were, passing their time on earth.
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That gives President Trump leverage as he takes a confrontational approach with China and others.
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But his confrontational approach has also strained relations with vital allies like the European Union.
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Instead, she's sullen, depressive, death-haunted, sly, analytical and confrontational, all without raising her voice.
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It's a less confrontational and more straightforward family drama than the director is known for.
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But judging from these first two episodes, it's apparent that these are not confrontational interviews.
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The parties were largely eclipsed by Mr. Salvini's nonstop campaigning and confrontational anti-migrant stance.
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The EU adopted a non-confrontational stance toward Italy after the budget plan was released.
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King himself was often more disruptive and confrontational than these modern-day protesters have been.
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Either the Conservatives or Liberals could also govern in the minority with a confrontational approach.
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Big picture: The tariffs suggest Mr. Trump has not abandoned his confrontational approach to trade.
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It struck a confrontational tone that Mr. West carried through that year and the next.
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Voices are seldom raised in "Sundown, Yellow Moon," and big, confrontational truths mostly remain unspoken.
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Walmart has said it plans to take a "non-confrontational" approach to enforcing the policy.
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Came a clash of centuries and styles so jarring and confrontational it was almost cathartic.
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But Trump has kept up a confrontational stance with reporters in the past two weeks.
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Trump's administration had faced growing criticism for not appearing sufficiently confrontational with the Saudi government.
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Her work is forceful and confrontational but also sexual in a way that stymies shame.
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Mr. Christie had vowed to bring his confrontational, deal-making leadership style to the White House.
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It might appear confrontational to some, liberating to others, but cinema is catching up with reality.
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Designed to look like a children's book, it is meant to be both confrontational and educational.
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Though she was still against abortion, she said she had reservations about the group's confrontational style.
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The more incrementalist, less confrontational politics represented by Buttigieg, Klobuchar and Biden cumulatively won a majority.
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If he is sometimes more or less confrontational, it is a matter of tactics, not belief.
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It's comedy that's often confrontational, cynical and caustic, but it's no less hysterical for its bluntness.
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Bosses do not seek a tariff war, he said, but do want a "more confrontational approach".
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But wouldn't you agree that being somewhat confrontational in the past has helped advance LGBTQ equality?
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Cruz's obvious intelligence, confrontational manner, and passionate right-wing ideology were evident at an early age.
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And White House officials say he is planning to strike a confrontational posture at the summit.
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Noisey: Clean feels like a far more confrontational set of songs than anything you've released before.
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At her swearing-in on September 18th she tried to seem less confrontational than Mr Janot.
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The new Germans are more plural, more confrontational, more divided But perhaps Germany has been spoilt.
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There is something audacious in this attempt to frame democracy as essentially moderate and non-confrontational.
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A confrontational fast food worker met her match last week in a Heath, Ohio Burger King.
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Lately, the tactics have become more confrontational, touching off a national debate over civility in politics.
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Today, chatty Mercury is in your sign, and it's facing off with confrontational Mars in Scorpio.
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"Putin's popularity is directly linked to his confrontational foreign policy and protectionist economic measures," writes Pomeranz.
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"There is a distinct turn in mood to being more confrontational and more impolite," he said.
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These were red flags for the police to back off and take a less confrontational approach.
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Chantel is confrontational and contradictory (the best teen depictions in film are messy ones, after all).
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Unnamed people on Clinton's team, however, "raised concerns with that kind of confrontational approach," Clinton recalls.
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With the strikes that happened on Sunday, are we going to see Israel become more confrontational?
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Tsipras' first group of ministers and its confrontational tone did not go down well in Brussels.
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Lopez Obrador has pledged to eradicate corruption and subdue drug cartels with a less confrontational approach.
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They are typically more introspective and non-confrontational – attributes that are unconducive to politics and protests.
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Mia feels that being perceived as a non-confrontational woman put her at an additional disadvantage.
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As exhausting (and confrontational) as full moons can be, they also bring us much needed perspective.
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I found myself to be the instigator of a confrontational exchange, an uncharacteristic position for me.
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It's minimal and unadorned, sort of confrontational in its apparent lack of artifice: This is me.
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Umm Abdo, 36, a philosophy professor from Syria's largest city, Aleppo, takes a more confrontational approach.
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The question now is if Trump's pugilistic stance toward China is about to turn more confrontational.
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The same set of rules intended to keep the teachers working together smoothly forestalls confrontational confession.
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The New York City-based conceptualist Laila Gohar's work is less overtly confrontational but still destabilizing.
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Today's mood is productive yet confrontational as warrior planet Mars clashes with over-the-top Jupiter.
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It consists of three stages: a fact analysis, an investigative interview and a more confrontational interrogation.
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At a certain point, you have to be willing to be confrontational and to lose friends.
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The president began the second year of his presidency with confrontational tweets targeting Iran and Pakistan.
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It can be seen not as confident — as it is in the US — but as confrontational.
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Offering the view from inside the campaign, they're more measured and less confrontational than their candidate.
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Gone are the confrontational talk of a government shutdown and the brinkmanship over the debt limit.
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You could argue that such a response is appropriate, a reminder of Mr. Prince's confrontational boldness.
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This confrontational, compassionate takedown of a host of social toxins is a step in that direction.
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"They will choose not to be confrontational towards the U.S. and the West," Mr. Ghorbanpour said.
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President Trump cast himself as a defender of Western values in a confrontational speech in Warsaw.
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But the former's confrontational stance and the domestic weakness of the latter remain worrying fault lines.
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But if they drew batons and charged those in the camp, I didn't see it. Confrontational?
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But MetLife took a more confrontational approach, choosing to fight its designation through the court system.
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"Even demonstrations intended to be peaceful can turn confrontational and escalate into violence," the message reads.
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Conversation became heated, almost confrontational, and her host refused to change the topic, despite Sheingold's insistence.
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There's a kind of irreverent joke, of course, in dancing ballet steps to confrontational hip-hop.
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Speaking last May at the Brookings Institution, Biden rejected the confrontational language of some other Democrats.
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Without a confrontational (and at times militant) black freedom movement, there is no Civil Rights Act.
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Mars is confrontational, and Mercury can't shut up; be patient today, and think before you speak.
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They're confrontational and uncomfortable, playing quiet-to-loud dynamic shifts like uppercuts aimed just below your chin.
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It was part of the confrontational circle, a form of group therapy with a self-explanatory name.
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During Donald Trump's rambling, self-referential and confrontational press conference on Wednesday, Trump made a humble admission.
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Below, listen to the audio from one of the most confrontational exchanges of the hearing, where Rep.
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"Anxious investors receive anxiety, and confrontational people are always engaged in some form of conflict," he said.
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Neighbors also described Adams, who went by "Bodie" to some, as "angry and confrontational," according to KSBY6.
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Although the ship was on a routine deployment, the administration's announcement signaled a surge in confrontational rhetoric.
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In Rome, many analysts and politicians say Mr. Renzi's confrontational tactics reflect genuine Italian frustrations with Brussels.
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More and more, the open-carry movement is being used to make confrontational and intimidating protest statements.
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She was sick of his "confrontational brand of politics," the article noted, and ready for something new.
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Only the General Confederation of Labor, the often confrontational union known by the initials C.G.T., expressed mistrust.
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"He appeared to be under the influence of alcohol, agitated and confrontational," according to the court documents.
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Onstage, Apple's VP of software Craig Federighi described Safari's new anti-tracking features in unusually confrontational terms.
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The moon in Virgo opposes Mars at 11:27 AM, so watch out for a confrontational vibe!
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Romance is in the air, but you're also in a confrontational mood, so pick your battles wisely.
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The Super Bowl came next with politically confrontational ads, including one about equal pay from carmaker Audi.
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Aries can feel like a confrontational energy, and you Cancers are famously crybabies, but please be brave!
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They've always had a slightly ambivalent or even confrontational view of the rich man or the elite.
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They argue that confrontational democracy is a Western import that has endangered stability and hampered economic development.
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Isely said the discussion had become "a little bit confrontational, a little heated at times but polite".
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The table's unexpected and natural shape puts all parties at ease and obliquely prevents confrontational discussion angles.
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This is a strange combination of energies—Mars is a confrontational, aggressive planet, but Cancer is cautious.
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But many Ecuadoreans are tired of Correa's confrontational style and want to turn over a new leaf.
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Aries is the baby of the zodiac: It's innocent as hell, but also very confrontational and impulsive.
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Mohammed bin Salman is defense minister and is believed to favor a more confrontational approach against Iran.
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He brought stability to the politically turbulent OPEC country but has aggravated many with his confrontational style.
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I'm sure there's people out there that specifically would like a very outrageous, confrontational kind of guest.
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He didn't adopt confrontational trade policies all of a sudden; he has pushed them for many years.
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At another, people dressed in black became physically confrontational with a news crew, ordering it to leave.
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Mr. Trump's temperament and erratic, confrontational style are part of the reason voters do not like him.
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"The left has precipitated this tense, confrontational approach throughout the country in recent months," Franks told MSNBC.
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The music is jolting, even confrontational, yet haunted as well: an enigma daring anyone to solve it.
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Despite the aggressive-sounding name, there is nothing confrontational or self-righteous or even erotic about it.
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Trump skeptics, including Tyler, argue that the president would be foolish to be overly confrontational with Congress.
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Policy-makers once critical of confrontational policies now condemn Trump for failing to confront Russia and China.
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"For me, Psychic Hearts is very non-confrontational," the streetwear designer told me during a recent interview.
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The confrontational tone of the opening, as of the rest of the play, has been softened significantly.
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"There is something that's so alive in these characters; they're very calm — but they're still very confrontational."
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But they appear to have left out some of the more confrontational details related to Mr. Kelly.
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He had grown more quiet, was not confrontational, and was out of town more frequently traveling abroad.
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"When unions are deprived of agency fees, they tend to become more militant, more confrontational," he added.
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"Most have been peaceful, but some have turned confrontational or resulted in violent clashes," the advisory said.
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It is a sign that the White House is embracing a far more confrontational approach with China.
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Left-wing newspapers, including The Guardian, have provided plenty of confrontational reporting on Mr. Johnson over Brexit.
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Among the state's many immigrant rights groups, Puente stands out as the most seasoned and most confrontational.
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So if you feel confrontational, there's a good chance the other party doesn't see you that way.
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At one school "concert" in our auditorium, the teenage audience derisively laughed at my wordy, confrontational lyrics.
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Mr. Giuliani is loose-lipped, intemperate, confrontational and supremely confident that he knows better than anyone else.
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You're in a confrontational mood as the moon enters your sign and opposes your ruling planet Mars.
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Her latest is lauded by many critics as not only her best, but most confrontational and critical.
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It added that Trump's administration abandoned this effort in favor of a more confrontational strategy with China.
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"Between Two Ferns: The Movie" is based on the comically confrontational web interview series starring Zach Galifianakis.
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Obama and Bush both did so, though their public language was less confrontational than Trump's has been.
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Jayapal's pragmatic streak has often contrasted with the more openly confrontational approach of Ocasio-Cortez or Tlaib.
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López Obrador took office last December with promises of a less confrontational strategy against the drug scourge.
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But if the talk started on a confrontational note, it appears the atmosphere quickly turned more cordial.
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Yet, after a heavy defeat last autumn in Bihar, the BJP has pursued a more confrontational line.
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"I think making jokes is always a way of being subversive without being directly confrontational," she says.
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But the tariffs on Brazil and Argentina suggest that Mr. Trump has not abandoned his confrontational approach.
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" Also, he said nonofficial media in China also weighed in and became "quite outspoken, nationalistic and confrontational.
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If she ever acts confrontational, it's in a gentle and "in good fun" sense of the word.
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A veteran leftist, Lopez Obrador has pledged to pursue a less confrontational policy to subduing the gangs.
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When the Bush administration came in, it declined to continue negotiations and pursued a more confrontational strategy.
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He's exceptionally confrontational, constantly trumpeting his willingness to debate all comers on Twitter and on Jihad Watch.
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The tenor saxophonist Burnett is, like O'Farrill, an arresting improviser with an idiosyncratic, confrontational approach to composition.
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In the least confrontational cases, Agrawal would just "freeze you out" and "cease all communication," says another.
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The Trump administration has become increasingly confrontational with the North Korean regime over its first year in power.
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You're done with doing things behind the scenes and you may come across as more confrontational than usual.
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Biegun doesn't have that sort of access to or influence on Trump, and he's not a confrontational person.
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The secretary replied that the interview was not any more "confrontational" than others in which he has participated.
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On the eve of the party congress, state news agency Xinhua attacked Western democracy as divisive and confrontational.
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In fact, Pontiac, Michigan's pride and joy has been confrontational and provocative with the Church from the jump.
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On the other hand, ending a text with a period is seen as passive aggressive, bordering on confrontational.
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At Sunday night's Billboard Music Awards, it was Kennedy's turn for an awkward and confrontational red carpet moment.
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Their relationship turned confrontational as Gypsy Rose grew older and started to think about life outside their home.
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Most incidents involving interception cause little trouble to the forces, but occasionally such incidents can be deemed confrontational.
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It really seems to be designed to be a super considerate and non-confrontational customer on the phone.
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His confrontational style on the matter was frowned up by the Obama administration, U.S. officials told NBC News.
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Action planet Mars enters your sign, boosting your energy and finding you a bit more confrontational than usual.
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I just hope that, after the election, our relationship with the Five Star Movement will be less confrontational.
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Ms. Bland was stopped for not using a turn signal, and was arrested after the encounter grew confrontational.
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Smith Goes to Washington), and confrontational personal stories (Born on the Fourth of July), among many other methods.
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Confrontational street theater is flourishing in Washington with the Trump administration as its nemesis, AP's Ashraf Khalil reports.
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President Donald Trump has frequently criticized the Iranian nuclear deal and adopted a confrontational stance with North Korea.
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The normalization effort included softened rhetoric and social gatherings that, for many groups, would increasingly replace confrontational rallies.
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"For anyone who is wondering, he's not going anywhere," she told CNN's Brianna Keilar in a confrontational interview.
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Like her boss, Sanders' relationship with the press was contentious at best and straight up confrontational at worst.
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The first works of art you see have a very intentional gaze, a stare both confrontational and compelling.
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None of the interactions were violent, threatening, or confrontational but nonetheless it unnerved several individuals, the source said.
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Of course, there are also some not-so-nice used to describe you: impatient, impulsive, confrontational, and angry.
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It wouldn't be out of left field, given its already unhurried pace, its seriousness, and its confrontational bluntness.
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I understand that not everyone is, or is able to be, as confrontational, nor am I condoning violence.
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"A lot of our work has been confrontational, like the one of me hanging myself," Mr. Mattes said.
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But whether Trump and conservatives win by maintaining a confrontational posture at all times is much less certain.
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This Is Us has already presented some tense and awkward (even at times confrontational) dinners in season 4.
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A didactic and even confrontational form of expression may have come naturally for some in those art groups.
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Mr. Netanyahu has had a particularly confrontational relationship with the United Nations, and this year was no exception.
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After a confrontational episode at work, Abd el-Aziz is killed, leaving his children in desperate financial straits.
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Heng Despite a wealth of controversial issues, China seems determined to deliver a non-confrontational, even uneventful summit.
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He began in the 1970s as a street photographer, heavily influenced by the confrontational style of Garry Winogrand.
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As for Mr. Bolton, he was known in the Bush administration for his conservative and sometimes confrontational views.
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To get your point across in a non-confrontational manner, you only need to make a small tweak.
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Its lawmakers' presence in parliament, which they entered after the 2017 election, has generated a more confrontational climate.
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Although conflicts stymied that move, it was seen as representative of a shift toward a more confrontational stance.
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Even though many confrontational protesters are undergraduates, violence on the campuses of Hong Kong's universities has been rare.
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Dominick Evans tells me that ADAPT's confrontational tactics are modelled after those deployed by the civil rights movement.
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Astrologers call you confrontational, Aries, but Mars in Pisces is unlikely to find you stirring up many arguments.
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I guess because black metal is traditionally confrontational, making it an anti-spectacle is almost an extreme statement.
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More generally, I think her work has kept a polemical, at times even confrontational vein very much alive.
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Mercury squares off with Mars on January 8, creating a confrontational energy—people are in an impulsive mood.
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Today's energy is confrontational and explosive; since you're a Fire sign, you'll feel especially set off by this.
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It also came after years of increasingly confrontational protests at Buffalo WomenServices, the clinic where Dr. Slepian worked.
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But now, Deutsche Bahn — Germany's national train operator — has come up with a different, slightly more confrontational approach.
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Some of these happen between Ruth and Jane, whose feminism is more intuitive and confrontational than her mother's.
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Many Germans have nagged their way through this campaign — too dull, they said, too boring, not confrontational enough.
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Mr. Macron, in contrast, relishes his chances to be tough and confrontational with those he perceives as antagonistic.
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Klayman's questioning of Clinton administration officials at lengthy depositions was at times confrontational and at other times bizarre.
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But Mr. Jordan and Mr. Meadows are known as two of the most confrontational Republicans in the chamber.
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His skin was bronzed and glistening, his chest hairless, his expression opaque: stern, wary, perhaps a little confrontational.
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The leading contender, Moon Jae-in, has implied that he would take a less confrontational approach to Pyongyang.
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Officers should use caution when approaching Brown, as he is known for being confrontational when dealing with police.
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Two of the members who received calls from McMorris Rodgers characterized some of the phone discussions as confrontational.
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Mr. Dalio has created an unusual and confrontational workplace at Bridgewater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund firm.
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"The president has asserted that torture works," Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, said in one confrontational exchange.
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That doesn't leave "a lot of time to be involved in direct action or confrontational politics," he says.
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"I think it's a mistake on the administration's part to be so confrontational with the media," Ruddy said.
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But I worry about being confrontational — partly because I am offended by this ignoring of my friendly email.
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Lopez Obrador has attempted to pursue a less confrontational approach to the gangs and has rejected any intervention.
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They're playful but also confrontational, prodding at the conceptions of working-class immigrants in these communities as menacing.
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They struck back, some of them ridiculing the president, using his own taunting and confrontational social media style.
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Once the confrontational phase of the rally got under way, the police sprayed tear gas at the protesters.
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But he was angrier than I would have expected, and confrontational: He didn't introduce himself and huffed off.
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Some of the more confrontational White House aides left, including Steve Bannon and national security aide Sebastian Gorka.
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Former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush both did so, though their public language was less confrontational.
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They have since evolved into a broader pro-democracy movement, and became more confrontational over the festive season.
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Not in a confrontational way, but in a way that showed they cared so much about their band.
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The Hamburg Shows Attitude event, sponsored by mainstream groups, appeared to be among the less confrontational events planned.
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These contradictions matter, as does the administration's enthusiastic embrace of a self-serving, confrontational vision of the world.
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He compared Trump's tack to that of Senator Bernie Sanders, who tends to be a lot less confrontational.
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Images that would have been extremely confrontational even 20 years ago now stand on the precipice of normalization.
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The two singers were at their most inspired during the confrontational love duet at the core of this act.
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But trade policy advisor Navarro, the administration's harshest China critic, has advocated a far more confrontational approach with Beijing.
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Memorable moment from previous show: I'm definitely known for being confrontational because if I feel something I speak it.
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But today, Democrats and Republicans alike were left wincing at times over what was clearly a non-confrontational approach.
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"The city is intimidating, confrontational almost," Tess says over Sweetbitter's signature shots of photogenic food and late-night drinking.
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Most people hate this idea because, well, it sounds confrontational, and we tend to think all confrontations are bad.
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It's possible the Branstad appointment is Trump's attempt to balance his earlier confrontational approach with something signaling more openness.
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The atmosphere often became confrontational, but on some level, it also felt cathartic — an overdue national reckoning in primetime.
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As they were waiting for their Uber, someone cracked a political joke, and then the casual conversation turned confrontational.
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They were edgy, confrontational, and strong willed with very little care about how much others liked or disliked them.
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In this confrontational climate, the space for artistic dialogue with conservatism has shrivelled, says Pawel Sztarbowski, Powszechny's deputy director.
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In practice, many of these videos become confrontational, leading to escalating law enforcement reactions and, in some cases, arrests.
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The moon in Libra meets action planet Mars at 3:48 PM, creating an energizing—but possibly confrontational—atmosphere.
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Tired confrontational politics, Mr Macron argued, was also hampering the project of shaping a "progressive" political bulwark against populism.
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How, though, with dialogue at the national level ever more confrontational and strident, do we talk to our neighbors?
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Perhaps more than anything else, Netanyahu brought to politics a confrontational attitude that seems to have preceded its time.
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Exciting conversations come your way late today—the vibe could be a little confrontational, but don't take it personally.
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If so, America will take a bilateral approach, trade protection will grow and foreign policy will become more confrontational.
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Largely free from the commercial pressures of an art fair, Condo displayed works that could also be refreshingly confrontational.
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The confrontational action reflected their anger with Trump's handling of last year's shooting and rising white nationalism more broadly.
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So if the rising costs of his confrontational foreign policy erode his support, he would probably moderate the policy.
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At her best, Hatoum's art is provocative and confrontational, meditating on realities that often are overlooked or pushed aside.
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I don't think Hillary will get us into nuclear war either, but it's a much more confrontational foreign policy.
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Her eyes lifted, her expression serious and confrontational, she looks like she is about to charge into the fray.
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The party previously led a coalition government between 43 and 24, but its confrontational politics put many Poles off.
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Where it stands: In both 2016 and 2017, the opposition staged confrontational demonstrations to raise the costs of repression.
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"I hope things like this could be avoided," he added saying he also hoped the issue wouldn't get confrontational.
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Stylistically, though, the bombastic and confrontational style Spicer established on day one left him very little room for error.
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To get to a freeing newness, we need bold, confrontational innovations and not just the exhibitions we're used to.
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Jason Derulo has accused American Airlines of racial discrimination after a dispute over baggage fees turned confrontational, People reports.
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The moon in fire sign Leo opposes action planet Mars at 11:22 AM, stirring up a confrontational energy.
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The moon in cool Aquarius opposes fiery Mars at 1:50 AM, finding us in a passionate—or confrontational!
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I want the work to be confrontational by presenting quintessentially 'female' ideas and qualities with great power and presence.
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The U.S. has taken an increasingly tough and confrontational stance toward what it characterizes as China's "predatory" economic policies.
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What is suddenly in the air that people want to go down a road which is so obviously confrontational?
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They are also similar to those found on Instagram, which introduced non-confrontational ways to provide help last fall.
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Clocking in at a breathlessly efficient sub-two minute runtime, the new track finds ScHoolboy at his most confrontational.
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Mrs Merkel's periodic professions of faith, as the essay notes, have been trenchant enough and yet carefully non-confrontational.
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He reportedly engaged in confrontational phone calls with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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"It's very critical -- it's a social commentary," she says, although argues that it is "not confrontational" in its tone.
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Your planetary ruler, the Sun, opposes the lord of the underworld, Pluto, late tonight, creating a difficult, confrontational energy.
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Last year, Trump struck a confrontational tone toward North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and toward the organization itself.
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Babis struck a non-confrontational tone after a short visit when about a dozen protesters confronted the billionaire businessman.
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The son of three generations of San Joaquin Valley farmers, Nunes, 43, has long been seen as fiercely confrontational.
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" He said, "I don't mean to sound confrontational, but how do you get the confidence to say, 'I believe'?
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And in the answer, he was basically testing for can you deal with a confrontational culture in the extreme?
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But his new foreign-policy team, assembled during the past two months, seems to be pursuing a confrontational course.
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In the years leading up to the 2016 election, it had adopted a confrontational posture toward the United States.
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Some defense industry officials said the German CEO had overreacted and urged Airbus to take a less confrontational approach.
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Songs such as "Shove" and "Andre" mixed hooky hard rock with humor and nobullshit—and often confrontational—punk snarl.
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Though the president made some perfunctory remarks praising the U.N.'s good deeds, his stance was much more confrontational.
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Ms. Kind was drawn to their sexually confrontational, mongrel figuration, which absorbed aspects of illustration, the comics and Surrealism.
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But the Saudi gambit to get him to take a more confrontational approach against Iran and Hezbollah could backfire.
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Roberts' temperament stands in stark contrast to the confrontational Trump, who has chided the chief justice in the past.
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The educational system, with its fear of confrontational topics and its corporate-driven emphasis on STEM, has failed them.
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"Opponents of Mr. Bolton have criticized some statements of the nominee as abrasive, confrontational and insensitive," Mr. Lugar said.
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But Mr. Trump appears to be unfazed by the economic fallout from his confrontational approach with China and others.
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Unlike Scandinavia, where government dialogue with social partners tends to be smooth, the relationship in France is more confrontational.
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He said that New York was due now for another outsider, if perhaps one less confrontational than Mr. Klein.
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More ominously, from Beijing's perspective, is that Washington's more confrontational policy toward China has been succeeding in large part.
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The United States Navy and Air Force have been more confrontational in the South China Sea, but mostly symbolically.
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Some of the newer senators, including those who may be eyeing the presidency, are taking a more confrontational line.
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Ryan has managed little more than under-his-breath mumbling about even Trump's most racially confrontational comments as President.
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" That would be "an extremely confrontational stance," he said, "and it's not clear that their companies really want that.
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But he's also a product of the '60s, and he has a kind of in-your-face confrontational style.
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Teachers grade these "parent deliverables," reviewing the data with parents — "exchanges that can become adversarial, even confrontational," Pondiscio writes.
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But now, a year after the Pulse nightclub shooting, people are asking whether they're sufficiently black, political and confrontational.
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There are no perfect answers here; a trial, in our confrontational system, is not meant to be precisely curated.
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"We will treat law-abiding customers with respect, and we will have a very non-confrontational approach," he said.
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Giulia Melucci, the vice president of public relations at Harper's, took issue with his account in unusually confrontational language.
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Astrologers often call you confrontational, but today all people can say about you is that you're charming and lively!
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She was never confrontational toward other inmates, and as far as I know, she did stay out of trouble.
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It was a very confrontational world, and we had this idea that maybe we should set up our own country.
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" During a visit to Hanoi Friday, Lavrov accused British officials of "feverishly trying to force allies to take confrontational steps.
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In this particular case, Washington also has the option of using non-confrontational measures to reduce the existing trade imbalance.
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But it remains vulnerable to concerns about protectionist trade policy, a harsh approach to immigration and a confrontational foreign policy.
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First, President Trump is not going to shy away from being confrontational just because he's now in the Oval Office.
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But investors who are wondering when Trump is going to change and become less confrontational are "missing it," Trennert argued.
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This was a different ideological framework that was much more confrontational and influenced by anarchism, Marxism, and civil rights protests.
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But Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, captured the mood better, predicting "difficult, complex and sometimes even confrontational" talks.
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Carmichael told NPR that the school board's president, Joseph Mazur, hung up on his assistant when the conversation became confrontational.
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The principal told Bales' mother that the diocese had declared his speech "too personal, angry, confrontational, and political," Bales said.
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In recent years, Union de Vecinos has been deeply involved in pro-tenant and antigallery activism, some of it confrontational.
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Juan Guaidó, a founder of Voluntad Popular (Popular Will), one of the most confrontational opposition parties, became the assembly's president.
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But the other benefit is that the strategy feels less confrontational for an industry that usually aligns with Republicans anyway.
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At once brazen, confrontational, and disarmingly intimate, soil steps out of blisters' softer surfaces into territory that feels strikingly visceral.
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His subsequent music projects, the bizarro absurdist theater Men's Recovery Project and the caustic Wrangler Brutes, were no less confrontational.
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The preview suggested a confrontational sit-down interview that would give Jones a huge platform to spew his cruel lies.
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A lot of Sorry to Bother You is angry and confrontational, about corporate malfeasance, racism, poverty, unions, and moral compromise.
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The dick jokes, both visual and voiced, function as a bit of a lighthearted safety valve — but they're confrontational, too.
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There were stories about a young musician who critics described as "weird" and "confrontational," and as someone who hated reporters.
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Whereas Mr Rajoy was a cautious moderate, his replacement as PP leader, Pablo Casado, is much more ideological and confrontational.
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"For three hours, they were very confrontational and they were talking in terms of closing down the mines," Kikaya said.
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"Further market turbulence and confrontational politics could keep gold in investors' sights," Heraeus Precious Metals said in a client note.
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There are two things going on here: a weird room layout (confrontational array) and bad positioning of the remote participants.
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Is hip-hop still the confrontational and abrasive force it was in the mid-90s when you first started out?
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Encouraging enforcement to be aggressive and confrontational — and for compliance officers to hunt for reasons to find and penalize failure.
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The subject matter on Love is so intensely personal and sad, and you turned it into this powerful, confrontational thing.
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" President Tusk told reporters that "the talks which are about to start will be difficult, complex and sometimes even confrontational.
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It's this fusion of confrontational gender critique and her own sensitive, personal story which makes Lady Skollie's work so powerful.
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During a confrontational phone call with Australia's prime minister last month, for example, Trump reportedly boasted about his electoral win.
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Its racial-diversity message is so broad and non-confrontational that it's hard to imagine people protesting or resisting it.
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More recently, another extremist mouthpiece, Anatoly Artyukh, has jumped into the fray, using a more confrontational and even violent approach.
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You might be more confrontational than usual at this time, but you're also feeling a boost in energy and strength.
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Mr. Duterte and Mr. Binay seek a more conciliatory approach toward China and accuse Mr. Aquino of being too confrontational.
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Emma's an actress, a sloppily confrontational, drug-addled mess in a business populated by handlers who applaud inflated self-regard.
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The proximate causes of the move are external – mainly the threat to economic activity from Trump's confrontational stance on trade.
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As a result, he will continue the non-confrontational approach he has taken during his first two years in office.
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Several countries may not like Iran and its regional misbehavior but may prefer to avoid a confrontational or condemning stance.
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Louie Gohmert: "We didn't have a course on bodyslamming…"Trent Franks: "The left has precipitated this tense, confrontational approach…" pic.twitter.
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Netanyahu's main focus was scrapping the Iran nuclear deal and steering the U.S. toward a more confrontational stance against Tehran.
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But few are actually having in-person town halls after many Republicans faced confrontational ones in the last few months.
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"In the Chinese schools, they are telling the children not to be confrontational, not to live extravagantly," Mr. Zhang said.
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Her decision to put the players on public notice struck even people not normally sympathetic to Kyrgios as needlessly confrontational.
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Broward County Public Schools board member Rosalind Osgood told Clantina that many students have confirmed her son is not confrontational.
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Known for referring to himself as "President Yameen" in speeches, he often adopts a confrontational style, demanding votes from supporters.
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I'm not naturally confrontational, but I think it allowed me to be myself in the ring and in the gym.
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Gebauer suggested finding a constructive way of doing that to avoid sounding confrontational and potentially creating friction with your employer.
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With "The Misandrists," Mr. LaBruce announces, here is queer cinema: confrontational, pansexual, gender-fluid, racially inclusive, angry and surprisingly romantic.
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The party that López founded in 2009, Voluntad Popular, is by far the most confrontational element of the Venezuelan opposition.
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As parties angle for competitive advantage using such tactics, the upshot is a more confrontational style of partisanship in Congress.
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As the day went on, doctors' fears of disappointed, dissatisfied, angry or confrontational patients may have loomed larger and larger.
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The most important step is the first, requiring confrontational probing to cut through failure to take responsibility and facile rationalizations.
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It's a nice, non-confrontational move, and there's always a chance that they'll never even notice you've unfollowed each other.
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Obama and predecessor George W. Bush both did so, though their public language was less confrontational than Trump's has been.
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The attitude plays itself out in reactions from the stands, and in often-confrontational coverage in the Mexican news media.
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An official with the company in March 2017 penned a confrontational blog post titled "Don't Shoot the Messenger" defending encryption.
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While this can prove to be pretty confrontational on more casual dates, it also provides the opportunity to deepen bonds.
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But her songs have a fierce, confrontational tone, demanding respect, and the beats are boosted to industrial heft and impact.
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"[Gates'] confrontational style of management helped Microsoft maintain its edge — its mental toughness," Wallace and Erickson note in their book.
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President Trump promised during his campaign to create more American jobs through a more confrontational approach on trade toward China.
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Mr. Trump's confrontational and improvisational approach to foreign affairs has lifted his mood, fortunes and poll numbers in recent days.
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And the groups are metastasizing, making plans to hold confrontational rallies in places like San Francisco and several other cities.
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During his 14 months at the CIA, he took a confrontational stance toward Iran and gave staunch support to Israel.
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On the other hand, Barclays said Congressional investigations could spark a "more confrontational approach" on trade from the White House.
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"[Obama] hasn't been confrontational so far and I think this will be an attempt to cement his legacy," said Green.
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But it was a smaller-scale demonstration two years later where his belief in more confrontational, violent tactics was forged.
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North Korea's rhetoric has turned increasingly confrontational in recent weeks after talks on a possible nuclear deal completely broke down.
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And yet, despite the cautionary tales of dogma run amok, there is something inspiring about how confrontational these women were.
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A confrontational third scene, performed with Kelsey Grammer (as Stahr's thunderhead boss, Pat Brady), had left Mr. Bomer emotionally raw.
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Ms. Kelly, a former corporate lawyer who made her name as a sometimes confrontational interviewer, struggled to walk that line.
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Soon, though, it turns into a more searching exploration of what her confrontational approach might challenge her readers to do.
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"Even demonstrations intended to be peaceful can turn confrontational and possibly escalate to violence," a State Department spokesperson told me.
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The dramatic and confrontational tone apparent in Elle Pérez's photographs resembles the aesthetic approach of earlier artists like Sarah Lucas.
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After weeks of keeping an uncharacteristically low profile, the president re-inserted himself into the campaign with his usual confrontational style.
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You touch the goalie, generally you're gonna have a swarm of guys trying to get in your face and be confrontational.
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And he gets confrontational with some other men in the trailer for the full season, which is always a red flag.
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Just watch out for a confrontational energy when communication planet Mercury squares off with your ruling planet, Mars, on January 20!
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Whatever the result, Ahok will have to bear some of the blame for his brash, confrontational style of governing, Fealy said.
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But I believe that this seemingly open, albeit frequently confrontational, approach is actually a cover for something a bit more delicate.
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Despite this sign's often confrontational presence and extremely direct approach to life, there's more than meets the eye with Aries people.
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They were also early and eager adopters of new media, hosting local television slots and filming their often-confrontational street ministry.
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"You want to control the passage or do we have the free passage?" he said, adding he would not be confrontational.
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His replacement, Wataru Takeshita, has taken a more confrontational line, threatening to withdraw support for Mr Abe in the leadership election.
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Many have questioned about how confrontational he would be as president with Trump, but his answer Sunday was the most moderate.
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But analysts remain divided over other issues such as costly sports rights and the initially confrontational tone taken with the regulator.
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Goldwater's "confrontational conservatism," as described by The Atlantic's Ronald Brownstein, ultimately led to his crushing defeat in 28500 to Lyndon Johnson.
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You'll feel energized to take care of things around your house, but watch out for confrontational energy with your loved ones.
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It was nonviolent and non-confrontational, but many called it an act of "blatant disrespect" that ultimately cost Kaepernick his job.
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If you've determined that the costs of your plan are unreasonably high, talk to your employer … in a non-confrontational way.
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Pisces are known to isolate themselves to escape intense or confrontational situations, but it's rare that they stay away for long.
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There's a chilly formality to the locked-down cameras, the muted lighting, the quiet, insistent score, and the blunt, confrontational conversations.
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I mean, it was also thought provoking and confrontational and almost oddly elegiac, but there was still joy buried in there.
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Undisputed is that the waiting crowd grew increasingly confrontational as the factions of protesters and Trumpistas faced off against each other.
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Stress arrives in the afternoon when the Moon opposes warrior Mars in Pisces at 2:02 PM, creating a confrontational energy.
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There were groups like Spiral Tribe who were much radical and confrontational who seem to have blazed the trail for Scumtek.
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"Anyway, the discussion today was frank and friendly, so that the area would not lead to forces being confrontational," he said.
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The vibe will be confrontational, so just turn your phone off if you're not in the mood to argue with anyone.
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You're not known for being confrontational—quite the opposite, in fact—but you may be stirring the pot this week, Libra.
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While pushing for yet more sanctions, Ms. Park has doubled down on confrontational speech toward both Pyongyang and her domestic critics.
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Moreover, there's lots of evidence that a more respectful treatment environment—not a punitive or confrontational one—is way more effective.
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He thinks that while it's important to be non-judgmental and non-confrontational, it's also crucial to be honest and direct.
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You'll find yourself in a confrontational mood this morning, but your anger lies with the past, so let it go, Sagittarius.
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But their song lyrics address the gay experience of feeling excluded by the church in a pretty blunt, almost confrontational, way.
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Aries' energy can be confrontational, and full moons, in general, are emotional, so you'll for sure need to watch for drama!
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As the founder of hardcore industrial music, there will always be something inherently confrontational in P-Orridge's work, if also political.
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I'm not confrontational, I'm not one of those women, so it was really interesting to play someone who is unapologetically brutal.
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But Mr. Commerford, the bassist, summoning his past confrontational spirit, stares down the heavily armored police officers biking alongside the protest.
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Aides to President George W. Bush pressed him to take a more confrontational approach with China until the attacks of Sept.
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Duncan Hunter told the AP. "The left has precipitated this tense confrontational approach throughout the country in recent months," Republican Rep.
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"I had to begin to navigate this ground of becoming more confrontational and protective of my work with Judith," Nadzam said.
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In short, Mr. Trump neither avidly supports engaging Iran nor wants to be so confrontational to provoke Tehran into lashing out.
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But almost completely missing from his remarks was the sometimes confrontational nationalism of his election campaign and many of his tweets.
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Yeah, it's a little more confrontational than my other suggestions, but being grounded in truth and all, it earns the right.
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But Ms. Susi's stance, while popular with the public, irked others in government, who found her too confrontational, political analysts said.
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The arrest has thrust a new irritant into what has become an increasingly confrontational relationship between the Trump administration and Iran.
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When, in the 1970s, the Sex Pistols sang "There is no future," there was at least a confrontational relish to it.
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Mr. Sekulow also previewed the aggressive and confrontational approach the White House lawyers intend to take when it is their turn.
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Their poses seemed passive rather than confrontational, and Ms. Dembélé, 44, a pioneer of French hip-hop dance, suddenly spoke up.
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Clarke made more than 50 confrontational, often violent films that focused on impoverished British communities afflicted by drug use or crime.
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The editor later told Defense One that he had never experienced a CBP officer act in such a confrontational manner before.
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Many people who find the president's behavior and tenor at times divisive and confrontational lament that he is "dividing" the country.
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Iran's foreign minister on Monday urged European countries not to be influenced by U.S. President Donald Trump's confrontational policy towards Tehran.
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Moon is advocating for a less confrontational approach with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, leaving open the option of diplomacy.
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The lawsuit, filed in April, was a departure from Facebook's previously less confrontational approach to those it caught abusing its platform.
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And Don Imus, the foulmouthed, confrontational radio host who entertained and offended listeners for nearly a half-century, died on Friday.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's confrontational rhetoric on trade and suggestions that the dollar is overvalued have complicated global economic cooperation efforts.
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Instead of bringing the Iranians closer to the negotiating table, the Trump administration's confrontational approach is making negotiations far less likely.
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And in both cases, the women's responses reflected an enduring social expectation that women should apologize for being assertive or confrontational.
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While not exactly quieted, the "Squad," as they are known, seem to be less confrontational — and more respectful — of Pelosi lately.
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More broadly -- aside from any specific piece of rhetoric -- Trump's framing and tone in the speech was more kumbaya than confrontational.
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"The president wants credit for moving away from an appeasement policy toward a more confrontational approach toward Iran," Mr. Keane said.
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Business groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have urged the administration to take a less confrontational approach to China.
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There has long been concern here that the state's confrontational stance toward the Trump administration could invite retribution from Washington. Gov.
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Expect your partnerships—romantic, professional, and otherwise—to get a big boost in energy (as well as some possibly confrontational vibes!).
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"We have to be confrontational in the struggle against this plague," Keiko said in a presidential debate with Kuczysnki, on Sunday.
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The creatures are often framed looking into the camera, and hence there's a low-key confrontational feel to many of them.
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Moving onto Russia, Kissinger confirmed that he agreed with Donald Trump's "general attitude" which he described as less confrontational and more political.
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But outside the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota is more conservative and could be less receptive to his confrontational approach.
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But it was a very confrontational time between Hollywood and Silicon Valley, because of the copyright problems with YouTube and other sites.
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And perhaps more importantly, during a confrontational cross-examination, prosecutors and a lead police detective questioned each other's integrity in open court.
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"The American spirit is a confrontational spirit," Perkins said in his office, decorated with a sword and a sculpture of an eagle.
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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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Much like Khalili's, although more direct and confrontational, her images show the fragmentation of space and time that characterize the Palestinian condition.
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"If negotiations between the U.K. and EU become confrontational, the confidence effect on the housing market could be more severe," it said.
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Critically, many supporters stayed home – and some switched sides to protest what they said were the confrontational tactics of pro-democracy groups.
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These diplomatic overtures, in turn, have succeeded in dispelling the confrontational atmosphere on the peninsula, to the relief of many South Koreans.
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In part, America has become more confrontational because multinational businesses that oppose barriers to trade have lost clout in a populist age.
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Typically, fashion is never introduced as a nudge — it's presented as something confrontational and as approachable as the professional models wearing it.
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It's Aries season, and Aries is a confrontational as hell sign, but Libra vibes want us all to chill out and compromise.
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What Donald Trump is proposing (more stop and frisk) will just increase the use of excessive force through confrontational police-citizen encounters.
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Everyone expected a confrontational meeting from two department heads who inherently dislike each other, but it goes much more smoothly than expected.
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This has often made the talks between David Davis, the Brexit secretary, and Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, needlessly confrontational.
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Aries can be impulsive and confrontational, but it's actually the true baby of the zodiac— it's the first sign on the wheel!
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Biden said he wouldn't play into Trump's confrontational nature in a debate, citing his experience as his tool in aiding his preparation.
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But as is so often the case with confrontational, contradictory reality television, that collective triumph may have come at a bleak price.
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Still, the dialogue was friendly and non-confrontational, leaving the door open to a future deal, officials who attended the meeting said.
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We love passionate Mars, but remember: It is the warrior of the zodiac, so some confrontational vibes could flow in your relationships.
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The Moon enters Cancer early this morning, putting you in a friendly mood; however, a confrontational energy is in the air today.
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The 58-year-old Robbins has built a fortune and a self-help empire thanks in part to his confrontational, aggressive style.
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In view of the intense passions, the proximity and the confrontational politics, it's remarkable that this tiny space hasn't witnessed more violence.
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The mood is going to be sensitive as hell, and Mars' and Uranus' meeting will make the energy especially chaotic and confrontational.
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But the show is working against itself there: its graphic, confrontational dehumanizing imagery is more convincing than its abstract questions about humanity.
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When an opposition between two planets takes place, the energy can feel confrontational, but there's always a good opportunity for finding compromise.
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If there is one thing everyone knows about Reza Madadi, it's that he has flair for confrontational face offs with his opponents.
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In an era of children killing children while the world shrugs, the confrontational aspect of Inuyashiki's violence feels like our just desserts.
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Given how severe the problem is, All Raise has taken a surprisingly non-confrontational approach toward firms that are failing to diversify.
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That is "totally wrong", says Amr Darrag, a leader living in Istanbul who sides with the more confrontational wing of the organisation.
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His findings were consistent with that of China; people from the rice territories were generally less confrontational than those from the north.
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His openly confrontational statements -- including his threatening China with a Cold War scenario -- will likely complicate Xi's own approach to your meeting.
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Other videos subsequently suggested that initial video was selectively edited and shown out of context, and that the meeting was hardly confrontational.
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Pandora cited the song's "sheer aggression," the "death metal growl," and the "confrontational and threatening" lyrics as reasons the song is scary.
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Under Bannon's watch, Breitbart became known for its confrontational coverage, leaving some to speculate Trump was preparing to embrace scorched earth tactics.
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"It's confrontational, there is a level of repulsiveness to it," said Louise Neri, a director at the Gagosian Gallery in New York.
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Officials insist that confrontational outsiders have made protests in Baton Rouge different; demonstrators say it is the excessive tactics of the police.
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Beijing has undertaken a similarly aggressive approach in the space industry, actions that could eventually prompt equally confrontational responses from U.S. officials.
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You'll have all the energy you need to get things done—you might even surprise yourself by being more confrontational that usual.
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Neptune is already confusing enough, and it's freshly retrograde now, creating a confrontational stir about what's real and what's simply a daydream.
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C-Span's programming includes lectures on books and history, and the confrontational weekly prime minister's questions in the British House of Commons.
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And Trump allies say Mr. Parscale, like his boss, is far less confrontational in person than the Twitter persona he has created.
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Yet the music is run through with a spoken text written by Bernstein in the confrontational manner of the Book of Job.
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Its prevailing tone, of cautionary camp, is made clear when, early on, the cast forms a confrontational line at the stage's rim.
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Ries is behind Silicon Valley's latest stiff-arm to traditional Wall Street, though he's more diplomatic than confrontational toward the old guard.
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It was a confrontational move because it represents an attempt to strip control of the House floor from his own party's leadership.
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The discussion was friendly and hardly confrontational, yet it felt like a deposed order seeking to influence the revolutionaries who toppled it.
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Still, there is something confrontational about how Ms. Sherald's subjects are almost always facing head-on, evaluating the viewer from the canvas.
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Moving beyond the confrontational, personal, rhetorically violent and at times divisive tone he has infused in politics will be no easy task.
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Unlike the Sirkian melodrama of "Polyester" or the period nostalgia of "Hairspray," the political satire in "Desperate Living" is relentless and confrontational.
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Though Wang did not explicitly comment on trade negotiations, his remarks underscore the increasingly confrontational relationship between the world's top two economies.
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Trump's brash, confrontational style of politics has always seemed at odds with the chief justice's background and his outlook on the court.
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Do you think youth protests about climate change will peter out or become more confrontational in the coming weeks, months and years?
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But once the main march ended, many protesters donned equipment—such as helmets and gas masks—for a more confrontational "front line".
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Many of his comments had a confrontational tone that challenged the authority of those who worked in law enforcement, much like himself.
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The threats stunned Wall Street and suggested that Mr. Trump had not abandoned his confrontational approach, writes Ana Swanson in the NYT.
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Everyone in Nashville is likely hoping to sandpaper her into something just a little bit less confrontational; fingers crossed that doesn't happen.
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But her time at the CFPB reveals a fundamentally more ideological, confrontational figure who did not come to Washington to make friends.
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Her popularity was bolstered amid her increasingly confrontational stance against the Chinese Communist Party as social unrest in Hong Kong dragged on.
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During their occasionally confrontational testimony, Mr. Banks and Mr. Wigmore admitted that they sometimes exaggerated to journalists, particularly during the referendum campaign.
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Mr. Bannon was on hand in London this week, meeting with Mr. Farage and giving interviews that praised Mr. Trump's confrontational approach.
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This should come as a shock to no one, but President Trump's confrontational diplomacy has energized state hackers in Iran and China.
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"Edgy and confrontational" is how the Los Hijos describes itself in the program, and that's how the company wants to be seen.
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President Trump brought the same confrontational style of leadership he has used at home to the world's most prominent stage on Sept.
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We need someone who can match Trump blow for blow — the indignation of Bernie Sanders, the confrontational, prosecutorial style of Kamala Harris.
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He says it was his career's worst setback, and he blames getting fired on his bad attitude and confrontational style of leadership.
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But there's a deliberate softness to the work, in contrast to the confrontational images of protests that the media often choose to circulate.
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Bland was arrested by Encinia after a traffic stop turned confrontational, and was found hanging from a noose in her cell days later.
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With that said, not everyone will be so ready to deal with the confrontational and emotionally intense energy that this planetary combination brings.
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Adding fuel to this heady mix, the Trump administration looks set to take a much more confrontational stance toward China than its predecessor.
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But I&aposm told that he would be following a make-nice approach, rather than a confrontational one, if that was his goal.
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At the same time, he&aposs taken a confrontational path toward Western allies on issues like trade, climate and the Iran nuclear deal.
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It&aposs similar to what he did with his confrontational approach to the G-7, where he picked a fight with Justin Trudeau.
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It's a non-confrontational way to introduce students to the process of scientific inquiry, especially when STEM education is experiencing a steady decline.
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"Our colleague encouraged her to be respectful rather than confrontational," it said, noting that she had asked the questions she wanted to ask.
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According to the police report, the interaction with Conde escalated when he became confrontational during the pat-down, instigating a fight with officers.
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Mueller, who had avoided being confrontational during the nearly three-hour hearing, finally appeared to lose some of his cool at the insinuation.
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Walsh sought to address expected criticism about his past affiliation with the Tea Party, a confrontational populist splinter group of the Republican Party.
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During her decade as president, she adopted quite a confrontational tone, branding Russia a "terrorist state" after its invasion and seizure of Crimea.
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Inside, more than 70 protesters were arrested for yelling and disrupting the proceedings, making it the most confrontational SCOTUS hearing in recent memory.
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In São Paulo, the Mamba Negra collective and associated artists meld live instruments and the confrontational style of punk music with DJ tools.
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But it's clear that they're creating these kinds of confrontational, startling images out of a sense of emotion that needs to be expressed.
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If we implement a "stop-and-frisk" policy on a national basis, it will result in more confrontational police-citizen encounters, not less.
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It can be useful if in the press it's presented as we're really confrontational with them, because that is part of the tactic.
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You're not a confrontational person, Cancer, but as Mars moves through diplomatic Libra, you're addressing issues with your family and roommates head-on.
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"[We must] get tough on reform, development and stability … [We must] dare to be confrontational over core interests of the country," Xi said.
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After weeks of confrontational rhetoric, Italian ministers and the Commission have recently softened their tone and said a compromise needs to be found.
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I'd be loath to put myself in her head, but my guess is that she was simply trying to be confrontational and provocative.
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You can be confrontational, Aries, but Venus will find a way to soften you as it goes through the sign of balance, Libra.
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Usually, the scariest thing on a Bachelor hometown date is an overprotective, gun-owning Daddy, a confrontational big brother, or a lovelorn ex.
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In his first address to Congress Tuesday night, the agenda remained confrontational, but Trump tried to make it sound inspiring, nonthreatening, even conventional.
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While less confrontational than James, publishers like And Other Stories and Dodo Ink actively engage with the industry structures that exclude marginalised writers.
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I'm really touched that people are moved by the story, as much as they have been because it does have a confrontational element.
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"I Might Need Security" samples a Jamie Foxx bit—"fuck you, fuck you, fuck you" in falsetto—but it's more confrontational than comic.
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The Moon enters fiery Leo at 12:18 AM and opposes Mars retrograde at 1:12 AM, putting us in a confrontational mood.
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Intimations of motifs from the late paintings abound, especially in the human heads, whether alone or in groups or pairs, loving or confrontational.
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Paul LePage (R) is considering resigning from his post after coming under fire for a string of racially tinged comments and confrontational actions.
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G6+1 At their closing press conferences, Trump's counterparts made clear that they would not be intimidated by his confrontational approach to diplomacy.
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Prior to joining the State Department as Clinton's adviser, Reines was her longtime press secretary and known for his confrontational relationship with journalists.
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At the same time, however, NATO must remain open to dialogue and cooperation should Mr. Putin decide to veer from his confrontational path.
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Given the mainstream nature of PD, we see only limited chances of a confrontational approach with the European Commission on the 2020 budget.
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But her long nails and close-set eyes, both quizzical and confrontational, spoke of the toughness of someone singularly capable of protecting herself.
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There is no chance of that level of violence, officials in both cities insist, because modern policing has evolved to be less confrontational.
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You might come off as more confrontational now, too, but you're undergoing a brilliant transformation, especially as the moon enters fire sign Aries.
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The US President's personality and policies are so polarizing that their own political interests force them to adopt a confrontational stance towards him.
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Critics say a confrontational Senate could review every law, creating constant tensions with the government and significantly raising the political temperature in Italy.
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The moment that content in art is not in line with dominant perceptions, many people see it as confrontational or as a provocation.
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Time and time again, the game offers up two options: look for a non-confrontational solution or do what needs to be done.
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C-Span's programming also includes lectures on books and history, and the confrontational weekly prime minister's questions in the British House of Commons.
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A growing body of research suggests that such cameras can encourage officers and civilians to be less confrontational and aggressive toward one another.
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Maybe that calculation was wrong, and a more confrontational approach would have led China to allow its currency to respond to market forces.
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The defection occurred during the presidency of Mr. Moon's predecessor, Park Geun-hye, a conservative who was much more confrontational toward North Korea.
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Some China experts worry that the administration's trade stance could antagonize Chinese policymakers, pushing them toward a more confrontational approach on other issues.
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World leaders are paying close attention to the developing presidential campaign as they determine how to handle the volatile and confrontational American leader.
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But Mr. Trump has decided to take a more confrontational approach with Congress on the grounds that its investigations are merely political exercises.
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The strike in San Francisco was particularly confrontational, and more than 100 union employees have been arrested since it began, on Oct. 4.
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So are less confrontational items like duck breast with paradigmatic fries and roast chicken served over planks of baguette laden with rotisserie drippings.
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In "Body Comes Apart," though, both the nudity and the continual putting on and taking off of clothing have grown more overtly confrontational.
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In day-to-day work that is often inherently confrontational, it's a lot easier in the US for those confrontations to turn deadly.
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Her pieces are conversational and confrontational, proceeding from the premise that racism is always something interpersonal before it can be institutional or structural.
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The aim was to project openness, to portray the relationship between players and the people who cover them as collaborative, rather than confrontational.
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Playing the youngest family member, Ms. Boateng also winds up with the heaviest acting duties, and she executes them with unblinking, confrontational clarity.
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Weeks of unremitting civil disobedience in Hong Kong set the template for a confrontational approach driven by vastly different economic or political demands.
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The conversations have been confrontational, in some instances leading to about-turns by President Trump, according to people who participated in the discussions.
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Alternative employment often falters because informal mining is more lucrative, he said, while confrontational approaches typically fail because they can sour community relations.
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The early works on display find a young Mr. Byrd, by turns coy and confrontational, slipping nimbly among aesthetics: punk, drag, downtown-postmodern.
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Mr. Gadzinski, a Republican, told his congressman, Scott Taylor, Republican of Virginia, that he worried about the confrontational atmosphere around the new administration.
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In addition to filming the operations, the group uses confrontational tactics that include shooting water cannon and stink bombs at the Japanese vessels.
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I am not a very confrontational person and forge close friendships strictly on the basis of who will cause the least interpersonal drama.
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Most damagingly, putting the relationship with Cuba back on a confrontational track would all but certainly subject Cubans to greater repression and privation.
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Walmart said it will take a "non confrontational" approach to enforcing the new policy by putting up signs outside stores announcing the request.
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The group's language is confrontational and its tactics uncompromising, in ways that anyone aware of Act Up in its fierce heyday will remember.
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To be totally honest, sweet Venus isn't totally comfortable in your sign, considering how fiery, impulsive, and confrontational you can be, but whatever.
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Rather than confrontational or cacophonous, the installation feels homey and comfortable, presented under dim lights and replete with an array of used furniture.
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Energized by Donald Trump's coarsely confrontational nationalism, the armed right-wing fringe is doing more than stepping out of the shadows in 2017.
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CLSA's Japan strategist Nicholas Smith says while public rows at AGMs benefit few investors, confrontational engagement still plays a role in driving change.
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" Paul Ryan was even less confrontational in his statement: "Many Muslim Americans have served valiantly in our military, and made the ultimate sacrifice.
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It's that they were willing to use confrontational tactics against Democrats, including sit-ins in Senate offices, to bring attention to their cause.
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So in my approach, the emphasis is always on trust-building as a foundation and asking questions in a non-confrontational curious way.
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"It is a message that it could return to the previous confrontational mode if there is no breakthrough in the stalemate," said Yang.
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The images would better flourish if they were more confrontational, but they are entrapped by white frames and glass, like collections of butterflies.
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Plenty of confrontational vibes are in the air today, but you can work with the energy effectively by promoting compromise and playing fair.
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However, Trump still took a confrontational tone on Twitter throughout 2018, blaming OPEC for rising oil prices and ordering the group to cut production.
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Each active front in the perpetual Trump-era political drama in Washington can all or in part be chalked up to his confrontational approach.
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Trump suggested that his meeting with Putin could be the "easiest" stop on the European tour, after confrontational talks with NATO and EU leaders.
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Even better would be if King Vajiralongkorn helped foster a less confrontational political climate by pardoning those convicted of lèse-majesté in recent years.
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There's even a languid feeling to the scary scenes, which seek to terrorize through vicious imagery and effects rather than confrontational cutting or cinematography.
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Boris Johnson, who succeeded Theresa May as prime minister midway through the tanker crisis, has adopted a confrontational position towards the EU regarding Brexit.
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It could thus become far easier for PiS to stuff the foreign service with loyalists or those keen on its more confrontational foreign policy.
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She proposed the pragmatic "not confrontational" approach to Putin's bullying tactics in Ukraine, even though she viewed the annexation of Crimea as deeply problematic.
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Mr Ravenhill is a leading light of "in-yer-face" theatre, a confrontational style of British drama that came to prominence in the 1990s.
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Today's Egyptian Brotherhood is split between those who embrace confrontational tactics, including some who countenance violence, and those who favour a more conciliatory approach.
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And here he is saying that reporters need to take a more confrontational attitude toward conservatives — particularly when thinking about who deserves a platform.
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They questioned, however, whether the New York investor's confrontational style would win points with one of Europe's biggest companies, with a reputation for conservatism.
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But some market strategists say the confrontational tone adopted by Salvini may be an excuse to extract greater concessions in the upcoming budget discussions.
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And that weakness could turn the SPD into a more confrontational and unpredictable partner for Merkel as the next federal vote in 2017 approaches.
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They questioned however whether the New York investor's confrontational style would win points with one of Europe's biggest companies, with a reputation for conservatism.
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At the same time, Jonathan doesn't fully rise to Fight Club's forceful, confrontational strengths, and it's never as unfathomably weird as a Kaufman story.
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Though he had a reputation as a confrontational and demanding manager, I always found him to be engaging and intelligent in our few interactions.
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Now, if you see a friend post something that feels like a cry for help, you can do something about it — without being confrontational.
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However, China may decide to take a more confrontational stance, rejecting not only the court's jurisdiction but also the underlying legal principles of UNCLOS.
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South Korea's new president and Chinese sovereignty concerns could emerge as key obstacles to Washington's goal of a unified, confrontational stance against North Korea.
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This is largely down to Ivanka Trump, who has helped soften her father's confrontational approach towards Beijing in the eyes of the Chinese public.
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Some current U.S. intelligence officials worried that Rogers' departure would mean Trump was leaning toward more confrontational hardliners to lead his foreign policy team.
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Trump admits on Twitter what we've been writing for weeks: The Xi meeting at Mar-a-Lago next week will be confrontational on trade.
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At least, it's the most benevolent gesture from someone generally dispositioned toward confrontational gestures—like big festival sets turned into impromptu harsh noise improvisations.
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Iran's internal struggle is unlikely to be fought out over foreign policy, where the leadership appears to have agreed on a less confrontational line.
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You're feeling very frustrated and more confrontational than usual, and working things out with your partners (romantic and none romantic) is a total pain.
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Some investors and directors say Australian boards do respond to feedback from major investors and they can achieve their aims without confrontational, public spats.
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People may find you more confrontational or intimidating than usual, but I'm sure you can find a way to use this to your advantage!
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Another Japanese government official said rising geo-political tensions over North Korea may mean Washington will avoid being too confrontational with Japan on trade.
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Mars enters your sign, bringing just the boost of energy you need—but watch out, since people might find you more confrontational than usual!
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This would make it all the more urgent that the Trump administration pivot quickly from a confrontational to a cooperative policy stance toward Europe.
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The Times interview received considerable blowback on social media, with critics alleging that the reporter, Michael Schmidt, had not been sufficiently confrontational with Trump.
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Ms. Berrent also notes that while lawsuits are both costly for the employee and confrontational, the company pays for arbitration no matter who wins.
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They should remain consistent with the ideas of transparency and a free press, while setting forth reasonable expectations in a dynamic, increasingly confrontational environment.
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Trump's confrontational attitude toward NATO allies raised eyebrows ahead of his summit with Putin, as the alliance seeks to defend Baltic states bordering Russia.
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Mr. Pence, who is seen as averse to confrontational politics, could provide a counterweight to some of the harsher aspects of Mr. Trump's personality.
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He's harnessed that, along with his deep well of anger and sadness, to make his confrontational and often discomfiting work for over 40 years.
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Haass told CNBC that Trump's "confrontational rhetoric" toward Russia and China ought to give people pause, whether he means what he says or not.
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Some experts also argue that, whatever its upside, Trump's confrontational approach to the media could come back to hurt him between now and November.
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Her performances are deliberately confrontational, and she relishes the occasions when audiences confront her back, challenging her ideas and pushing her to get better.
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With warrior planet Mars in Taurus, you may come off as even more confrontational, so keep that in mind when you connect with others.
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We had several hundred enthusiastic friends with us which didn't go unnoticed; a large number of cops showed up in a rather confrontational mood.
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As President [Vladimir] Putin has repeatedly said, confrontational rhetoric and any steps that can provoke further tension on the Korean peninsula are absolutely counterproductive.
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A spokesman for the North's foreign ministry also blamed "confrontational warmongering" remarks by U.S. officials for pushing the Peninsula to the brink of war.
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But audiences familiar with the work of Mr. Ostermeier, and his Schaubühne Berlin company, may hear a different, more confrontational meaning in Paul's words.
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Our work was unapologetic, confrontational, progressive and poetic, and the unique identity of each writer gave NME its rich diversity of ideas and perspectives.
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In the months before Pool was released, I saw a few of Maine's solo performances that struck me as strangely confrontational in the moment.
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But he defended his use of such confrontational language, suggesting that the reluctance of his predecessors to make such statements had emboldened Mr. Kim.
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Pablo was much more interested in the confrontational relationship [between them] than he was in someone that was just there to do her bidding.
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In terminating the meeting, at least for now, Mr. Trump returned to the confrontational posture toward North Korea that he initially adopted as president.
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Trump replaced Bolton with Robert O'Brien, his former hostage negotiator, who friends predicted would would take a less confrontational approach to the senior position.
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With Das at the helm, the second RBI official said he expected Friday's board meeting to be less confrontational than recent ones under Patel.
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He has repeatedly vowed he does not condone violence, adding that his supporters have a right to defending themselves from hostile and confrontational demonstrators.
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Trump has repaired US relations with Saudi Arabia and is adopting a more confrontational posture toward Iran's regional ambitions than the previous White House.
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As audiences will see in these two Saturday evening shows, it's all told in a confrontational yet charming style that's won him fans worldwide.
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This fits Trump perfectly because not only does he have a gnawing insecurity, he also views the confrontational nature of news as maleficently targeted.
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He might have made more headway if his tactics had been less confrontational, but, as a colleague remarked, self-promotion was alien to him.
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We also get views of less well-known rock duties, like battling counterfeit merchandisers — an often physically confrontational task Monk took to with glee.
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Of all the visible public figures in the Russian political landscape, Navalny promises the best hope for a cleaner, modernizing and less confrontational future.
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The question for the future is when the dynamic — and confrontational — young leadership represented by MbS, Tamim and MbZ will finally take the reins.
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There was none of the confrontational cross-examination seen in the famous congressional grilling of tobacco executives at a hearing a quarter century ago.
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The movement, which is now is best known for its confrontational brand of street preaching in urban areas, idates back to the 19th century.
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In recent days, O'Rourke's tone has turned much more confrontational -- underscoring that he has ground to make up and little time to do it.
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Walmart said it will take a "non confrontational" approach to enforcing the new policy by putting up signs announcing the request outside of stores.
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But Trump's confrontational style and seeming desire to always have a conflict brewing continues to be a hallmark of his presidency even while overseas.
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As Donald Trump headed to Brussels for a NATO summit Tuesday morning, he made it really clear that it'll be a confrontational meet-up.
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Part of what raised Kelly's profile in the first place as a media darling for Fox News was her sharp, often confrontational interview style.
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Mars and Pluto will make a volatile connection in your sign on April 26, finding you in an especially confrontational, or even aggressive, mood.
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Driving Miss Daisy won best picture in the same year of Spike Lee's comparatively confrontational Do the Right Thing, which wasn't even nominated, in 1990.
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A police report says Johnson was "verbally defiant and confrontational," but his attorneys have challenged that and said there was no reason to attack him.
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A source said Christie was instrumental in coaxing Trump to be less confrontational with a Mexican-American federal judge overseeing a fraud case involving Trump.
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Icahn, Trump's special advisor on regulatory reform, said he expects the 45th president of the United States to take a confrontational approach, to some extent.
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The Saudis have done a complete 180 since their initial, confrontational statement last week, said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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Although he differs from Trump in being more confrontational with Russia, something that would please most conservatives, there are not so many differences between them.
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Earlier midterms that drew much less attention and were not dominated by a president who reveled in confrontational and divisive rhetoric have had similar results.
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But leaders of the parties making up the ruling coalition have taken more confrontational positions, seeking large tax cuts and calling EU fiscal rules obsolete.
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Even though the International Ice Hockey Federation, the sport's global governing body, offered to make up the difference, the confrontational step clearly antagonised the NHL.
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In perhaps one of the most gracious and non-confrontational exchanges online about ideologies and beliefs, the Instagram user responded thanking Moss for her answer.
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The president sent a series of confrontational tweets on Friday morning urging Mitch McConnell to hold a vote on a funding bill sure to fail.
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Mary Laury's account was bizarre, aggressive, and confrontational, unlike Gu's, and I wanted to understand what, exactly, Gu was trying to do with Mary's account.
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It was the messiest and most confrontational debate of the Republican presidential primary, repeatedly descending into free-for-alls of cross talk and name-calling.
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Maurício Guidi of Pinheiro Neto, a firm of lawyers, observes that the reform might even change this confrontational workplace culture into a more consensual one.
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Organizers said the Trump administration's aggressive moves so far on climate policy — and outright climate denialism — made for the biggest, and most confrontational, march yet.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is troubled by the "increase in confrontational rhetoric" on North Korea, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
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"The Secretary-General remains extremely concerned by the ongoing situation and is troubled by the increase in confrontational rhetoric," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters.
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The response troubled several Democrats who have expressed concerns over Trump&aposs confrontational statements toward North Korea and its budding arsenal of nuclear weapons. Sen.
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The first cover—a kid in a red hoodie, standing in "hands up, don't shoot" position—is immediately evocative and directly confrontational with white supremacy.
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Nevertheless, there seems to be little appetite to reverse course at the election and restore power to a confrontational hardliner like Rouhani's predecessor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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Several veteran democrats lost their seats, as voters backed a new batch of younger candidates espousing self-determination and a more confrontational stance with China.
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Here's the TL;DR version of their non-confrontational love triangle: The show's premiere throuple includes Bob Bernhard, Bob Armstrong, and Bob Armstrong's wife Coralee.
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Along with Eric Schmidt, who two years later became Google's CEO, Larry and Sergey would be tenacious, insistent, even confrontational in their use of OKRs.
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When JetBlue staff denied him entry to the flight, Brant allegedly became "confrontational," according to a statement by the Queens District Attorney obtained by PEOPLE.
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Stress in your close relationship will pop up, and a confrontational vibe is in the air—your talent for compromise will definitely come in handy.
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"I'm curious, what evidence brought you to that conclusion?" is a simple, nine-word sentence that's non-confrontational and comes from a position of curiosity.
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According to the AP, the customer grew angry and confrontational in the drive-thru, refusing to move even as other cars pulled up behind her.
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Which brings us to a final word of advice for passengers seeking perks or answers over Twitter: don't be excessively confrontational, and don't be dumb.
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Yet, history is rife with examples of disruptive, confrontational civil disobedience campaigns that have harnessed the power of popular mobilization for social and political change.
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This morning is wonderful for networking, but watch out for some confrontational vibes this afternoon, and for stress about cash to come up this evening.
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Their bombastic and confrontational work has drawn inspiration from the residents of Bunhill Fields, which has been used as a cemetery since the 17th century.
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Both branches are more diverse than ever, more confrontational, and the scope of their vision is finally beginning to match the scope of the problem.
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Party officials have said Erdogan may also need a change of tone after a bitter and confrontational AKP campaign failed to achieve victory in March.
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Mitt Romney is far less confrontational than either Trump or Moore, but he spoke to conservative values when he titled his campaign book No Apology.
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And despite presumed Speaker-to-be Pelosi's words in her own post-election turn before reporters, it's clear her conference wants a more confrontational approach.
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Clearly, Rouhani and his colleagues did not believe that the White House would continue along an appropriately confrontational line after one round of halfhearted sanctions.
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His presence was marked by late arrivals, an early departure and reports of "tense and often confrontational closed-door discussions" with other G-2628 leaders.
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The Washington Post recently reported O'Brien is perceived as "a team player" with "affable demeanor," a stark contrast with Bolton's hard-edged and confrontational approach.
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"I think they realize — at least the current leadership — that a confrontational approach to the EU and the markets is ultimately self-defeating," he said.
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Far from the confrontational vibe of his anti-Trump tirade at the BET Awards last month, "Walk on Water" is a contemplative, introspective piano ballad.
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You're a gentle soul, Virgo, but when warrior planet Mars is in your sign, don't be surprised if people find you more confrontational than usual.
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It's a very confrontational film and emblematic for this retrospective in that the director is Italian — Franco Rosso — and was living and working in England.
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BOSTON — Normally void of histrionics or a game that leans into palpable physicality, Al Horford has dominated these NBA playoffs in an uncharacteristically confrontational way.
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Trump has been a harsh critic of China's trade policies, while Australia has typically taken a less confrontational approach with China, its largest trading partner.
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Perhaps eager to stop the rout, the White House on Monday had a less confrontational message: Mr. Trump is applying one of his negotiating tactics.
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Both leaders have the same confrontational, in-your-face approach, and it would be wise for them to bring their top diplomats to the table.
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Beijing officials have pursued a more confrontational policy toward Taiwan ever since Ms. Tsai, of the Democratic Progressive Party, was elected president two years ago.
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Speaking to reporters in London, Tony Blair, the former prime minister, welcomed the letter, saying it redressed the impression that Brexit negotiations were frequently confrontational.
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Despite the danger of arrest and the consequences that could have for some of their own, Soñando Juntos is all about performative, spontaneous, confrontational protest.
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The government is a peculiar coalition of the populist left and populist right, one that is deeply euroskeptic, friendly to Russia and confrontational with Brussels.
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When Walmart president and CEO Doug McMillon announced the policy, he said that the ultimate goal was to take a "non-confrontational approach" toward customers.
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Even while his team was in Beijing this weekend, President Trump, in a tweet, suggested a confrontational approach, calling out China over the trade imbalance.
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And that felt so emblematic of the moment: I don't think the protesters were reacting to the play or even the Public's somewhat confrontational staging.
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However, the new disclosures about the consultations with Justice could prompt some to reassess the confrontational letter Cipollone sent to the House on Oct. 8.
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In the last years of his life, King faced criticism from some African-American activists who wanted him to employ more confrontational strategies for change.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry on Saturday expressed disappointment at the U.S. policy, saying the contents come off as confrontational and anti-Russian, according to the report.
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When it comes to implementing what is needed for this country, being tough should not be confounded with a need to be aggressive and confrontational.
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The principal and other officials told him on Friday that the Diocese of Covington had deemed his speech too angry and confrontational, Mr. Bales said.
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" Then, as if to balance out this quick foray into confrontational talk, he added, "I also wanted a building that spoke of resiliency and uplift.
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But it's clear that from the perspective of the Supreme Leader that the US and Iran are now more than ever in a confrontational mode.
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As you may have gathered, "Iphigenia in Splott" is a work with a confrontational social conscience, a state of mind that's rarely conducive to subtlety.
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On the air, he was an irascible, confrontational growler who led pranks and parodies that could be tasteless, obscene and sometimes racist, sexist or homophobic.
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Donald Trump's closest political advisor no longer has access to the Oval Office and takes a controversial and confrontational brand of economic populism with him.
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Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) faced backlash over the Senate ObamaCare repeal bill during an at times confrontational town hall in Baton Rouge on Friday.
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Schadlow authored Trump's national security strategy, which helped lay the groundwork for the president's confrontational actions on trade and stepped-up efforts against Russian aggression.
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In a confrontational meeting when she is an adult, they go over the knotty circumstances of the abuse, which culminated in their running away together.
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Meant to convey the confrontational personality of Mr. Weinstein that the story describes, the print-only image grabbed readers' attention but struck some as distasteful.
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In the face of relentless bigotry, Fred Rogers has been chosen as our culture's moral compass — kind, no doubt, but also agreeable and non-confrontational.
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Rochelle casts her spell on Laura Lizzie, a blonde student and unapologetic, confrontational racist who sabotages Rochelle at diving practice and calls her racial epithets.
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As the White House surely anticipated, this was interpreted as a confrontational move meant to punish certain media outlets for critical coverage of the administration.
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Eyes allow the figures to become screens for psychological projection: the bird melancholic, the dog confrontational, the rubber ducky just a little too pleased with itself.
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But Castro acted confrontational and standoff-ish, according to American officials, who were used to open access to casinos and sugar cane during Batista's long reign.
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In one confrontational exchange on MSNBC, Carson chided a female host amid tough questioning and told her to "stop" before asking her microphone be turned off.
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During his final term in office, President Barack Obama did more than the 10 US presidents that preceded him to change America's confrontational relationship with Havana.
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The sketches are similarly bold, and honest in a way that verges on confrontational — even if they don't always feel like complementary pieces of a whole.
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Given Lyft's more cooperative brand in comparison to Uber's more confrontational style, it could leverage its public perception to gain access to markets with these vehicles.
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Instead, they say, the LGBT movement has amassed strength through confrontational activism (such as AIDS die-ins and pride marches) while building coalitions with other minorities.
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But the rhetoric in the trade war has seesawed between confrontational and adversarial, and markets are beginning to focus on the possibility of a negative outcome.
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"We have to be capable of creating a republic of free men and woman ... and overcoming the confrontational dynamic with a constructive one," he told them.
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Though he has called for the U.S. to pull back its commitments overseas, when it comes to oil Trump has often been remarkably assertive and confrontational.
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"The market reaction was that it makes Theresa May a shoo-in, which is less confrontational, less damaging," said Marc Ostwald, strategist at ADM Investor Services.
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The strategy involves more of an effort to discredit key witnesses and a more confrontational approach to the nuts and bolts of the Democratic inquiry process.
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He will be a different sort of president: fiercely socially conservative, a fan of Brazil's military dictatorship of 1964-85, confrontational where most predecessors were conciliatory.
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Like other competitors, the Eve team had originally tried training a bot on Reddit data but thought the resulting AI was too "confrontational" to be pleasant.
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Mars is an aggressive, confrontational energy, so if a fight has been brewing between you and your parents, roommates, or landlord, things could definitely heat up.
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Everyone deserves to have a peaceful home—and if you don't have one while confrontational Mars is in Capricorn, Libra, you will be very, very pissed.
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But Tony Clark, the first former player to lead the MLBPA, seems to have adopted a less confrontational approach during the 2016 round of CBA negotiations.
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The confrontational campaign, which used actors and a custom-built vending machine, highlights the plight of the estimated 136,000 people in Britain currently trapped in slavery.
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The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Trump is also expected to roll out a broader U.S. strategy on Iran that would be more confrontational.
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Airport officials said they aimed to resume normal service in the afternoon, but warned of further protests as the atmosphere at the airport grew more confrontational.
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It simply seems like the Clinton team chooses dishonesty at worst and obfuscation at best every time it's asked a question, even in non-confrontational situations.
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He is unlikely to enjoy a legislative majority if elected, and his confrontational manner will make it difficult for him to find allies for his policies.
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But it reinforces the macro, national message central to the Cruz campaign: an aggressive and confrontational response to terrorism, which includes investing more in the military.
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Details: The meeting between the union and Boeing executives became confrontational as pilots asked Boeing to issue an emergency airworthiness directive, per the New York Times.
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