One of the prickliest topics on the agenda is intellectual property (IP).
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The question of work-based insurance is prickliest for the buy-in plans.
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Determining how to tackle Medicaid is one of the prickliest debates the GOP will likely encounter.
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Rogoff believes that the prickliest details of a cashless transition would rise from the de-facto regulation it prompts.
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He designated Dean Acheson, the former secretary of state, to deal with Washington's prickliest partner — President Charles de Gaulle of France.
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That play is sure to be the prickliest pear in a season filled with amusements, oddities, and reckonings with America's past and present.
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F. N. Souza, the prickliest of the Progressives, painted a pair of lovers whose colorful body parts pop out of thick black outlines.
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A similar red line should have been drawn by Mr. Peña Nieto on the prickliest, if not the most substantive issue: the wall.
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Prickliest of all the characters is Hero's aunt Paz, whose impoverished origins (in Pangasinan, Bulosan's home province) no distance can be great enough to erase.
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But he was a brilliant, iconoclastic coach and author who motivated and needled and massaged the prickliest of stars into one-for-all championship runs.
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Leaders could get some help from the calendar: With Christmas near, members are eyeing their travel schedules as they talk about punting the prickliest issues until next month.
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Even if they had doubts about a president's affinity for China, if he was deemed "kaopu," or reliable, Chinese officials could expect some stability during even the prickliest disagreements.
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Kristine Berzina, an analyst at thinktank The German Marshall Fund of the United States, told CNBC Friday that Nordstream 2 would be the "prickliest" topic of conversation between Putin and Merkel.
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Despite the Nascar adage that "you need friends out on the racetrack" to help you do well, those four have excelled year after year despite being considered to be among the prickliest competitors in the sport.
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This summer, however, the prickliest pair in fiction can be found most nights in their own D.I.Y. Pemberley, a tent in Garrison, N.Y., overlooking the Hudson River — and reminding audiences that the finest china in their beloved Jane Austen is as likely to be a chamber pot as a teacup.
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The three men and three women who have tormented him turn out to be his daughters and their husbands. Paavo recognizes that his time has come. He makes sure that his will is in order, and tells his family to plant a prickly tree on his grave, for he has been the prickliest of men. He asks the servant to read to him from the favorite tract, and begins to sing his hymn.
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Bustle's Emily Lackey observed that the character "is built on contradictions, always doing and saying the opposite of what she means". Writing for the same publication, S. Atkinson agreed with Emily's complexity, describing her as "one of the show's prickliest, but also unusually sympathetic, characters". Erik Mink of the New York Daily News believes that Emily is just "as smart and assertive as" Lorelai and Rory, "and more clever than either of them"; she shares her daughter's sarcastic wit, which has been described as a "deadpan" sense of humor. She is also involved in a variety of charity organizations and clubs, particularly the DAR, but whether or not her interest t in these programs is genuine is undetermined.
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