The 2016 political season has been the most fractious in living memory.
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How do you keep trust in a system amid the most fractious election in decades?
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And Brazil is confronting one of its most fractious and polarized elections in its 33-year democracy.
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"La La Land" twirled its way into American cinemas exactly one month after the most fractious presidential race in memory.
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With his 100+ books, he's been an advocate for mindfulness at some of the most fractious moments of the past 50 years.
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The session was the most fractious in memory, and the bad feelings stirred up in the capitol will linger long after the lawmakers return home.
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The current presidential election, the most fractious and even frightening in recent memory, has become a referendum of sorts on the shrinking — or is it the disappearance?
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Much has been made of this feedback loop effect recently as one of the most fractious elections in recent memory made the divide feel more pronounced than ever.
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"It is odd that a DCI who avoids public appearances of any kind would make a public appearance at the most fractious SOTU in our time," he told me in an email.
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Carr, was among the most fractious of the 20th century because the dissenters saw it as a disastrous intrusion into the domain of legislators — a "political thicket" that would inevitably politicize the court.
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The forthcoming meeting between OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers, including Russia, could be one of the most fractious in recent years with competing interests and demands at play, according to oil market experts.
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The bill, which is almost certainly to pass with a veto-proof majority, would cap one of the most fractious battles in New York City to regulate companies of the so-called sharing economy.
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Sanders comes with a strong electoral track record in practice, and he brings some unique assets to the table as someone who appeals precisely to the most fractious elements of the anti-Trump coalition.
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Sanders comes with a strong electoral track record in practice, and he brings some unique assets to the table as someone who appeals precisely to the most fractious elements of the anti-Trump coalition.
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No one has emerged as the clear leader among Sanders, Bill Shine, Kellyanne Conway or Mercedes Schlapp, leading to deep divisions among one of the administration's most fractious departments and causing a void for a coverage-obsessed president.
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But the two blocs' weak performances in last September's election, when they both suffered their worst results since Germany became a republic in 1949, mean the latest incarnation of their awkward alliance promises to be the most fractious yet.
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Instead of elevating the renegade, insurgent conservatives who have vowed to challenge party leaders in Washington — candidates who are politically and temperamentally cut from the same cloth as the president — Mr. Trump has effectively shut off the oxygen to the noisiest and most fractious wing of his party.
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The "motley crew" of candidates (The Washington Times) led to much attention on the campaign and election outcome from the international media."Reality-TV star V ex-IRA warlord: the international view on #Aras11". thejournal.ie. 27 October 2011. The Guardian described it as "the most fractious presidential election campaign since the republic was founded".
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Jarvis, Edward, God, Land & Freedom: The True Story of ICAB, Apocryphile Press, Berkeley CA, 2018, pp. 78-79 His most fractious and quarrelsome relationship was with Luis Fernando Castillo Mendez however, whom he repeatedly denounced as a fraud and a charlatan.Jarvis, Edward, God, Land & Freedom: The True Story of ICAB, Apocryphile Press, Berkeley CA, 2018, pp. 111-115 Duarte Costa consecrated eleven ICAB bishops in total.
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