" On the baby's temperament: "He has the sweetest temperament.
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" "I think my strongest asset, maybe by far is my temperament, I have a winning temperament.
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They are worried about his temperament and state of his temperament, to use kind words here.
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Clinton had the better temperament to serve effectively as president, while only 29 favored Mr. Trump's temperament. Mrs.
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Trump's temperament Voters' lack of faith in Trump's temperament and leadership capacity, polls show, are among his biggest political liabilities.
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It's a very good temperament and it's a very in-control temperament, or I wouldn't have built this unbelievable company.
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When asked who has the temperament to serve effectively as president, more said only Clinton has the temperament — 44 percent vs.
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I think my strongest asset, maybe by far is my temperament, I have a winning temperament, I know how to win.
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I think my strongest asset, maybe my far is my temperament, I have a winning temperament, I know how to win.
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Temperament: 210% feel Trump lacks the temperament to serve effectively as president, while only 43% thought Clinton did not have this trait.
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People say a lot about the temperament of Donald Trump, but I have my fair share of reservations about Hillary's temperament too.
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What Hecht got out of his ruffian journalistic years shaped his temperament, and that temperament in turn shaped American movies in the thirties.
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But with Trump as the nominee, women's issues will mean temperament, as in, which candidate has the temperament to not call women fat pigs?
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"I have a strong temperament, and it's a very good temperament and it's a very in control temperament or I wouldn't have built this unbelievable company, I wouldn't have built all of the things that I've been able to do in life!" he spluttered.
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Seventy percent of registered voters said Trump does not have the right temperament, while only 48% said the former Secretary of State had the right temperament, the poll found.
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He had tuned his harpsichord not to the relatively smooth, equal temperament of modern times, he explained, but to a "severe" mean-tone temperament used in the early 17th century.
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Despite disparaging Hillary Clinton as lacking the temperament of a winner (a temperament like his, of course) Trump must know that in a head-to-head debate, Clinton will crush him.
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" Presidential temperament Trump made some of his boldest assertions toward the end of the debate, when he brought up the topic of temperament: "I have much better judgment than she has.
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Cathleen has a calm temperament and wouldn't hurt a fly.
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By temperament, Prince always believed the end times were coming.
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Eventually, his antiauthoritarian temperament found a principle to attach to.
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I think you'd be perfect for her and her temperament.
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There's also a revealing difference in temperament seen in Sen.
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The second is that his temperament is tested fairly quickly.
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I also have a much better temperament than she has.
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I think my strongest asset by far is my temperament.
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At the root of it all is Mr Trump's temperament.
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Trump's temperament has been the biggest issue of this campaign.
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" "I also have a much better temperament than she does.
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Secretary Clinton's temperament is not Donald Trump's, that's for sure.
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He had a seeker's temperament and an appetite for discipline.
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Mr Trump has a thin skin and a questionable temperament.
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"He'd bring experience, intellect and, more importantly, temperament," said Conda.
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Knowing yourself involves knowing your own interests, values and temperament.
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What's unmissable even on first viewing is range of temperament.
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They're graded on expectations, temperament, communication skills, consistency, and execution.
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True conservatives share the mind and temperament of Edmund Burke.
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When Trump went after her temperament, she gave that shimmy.
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He also seems to lack the temperament for the trade.
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Race and class and temperament come into it, all interlaced.
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A stark contrast is also apparent when comparing their temperament.
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The two are a clear contrast in style and temperament.
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The second is something less discussed but equally important: temperament.
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I thought that was a great temperament for that position.
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Even their dog, Scout, seems to have a gentle temperament.
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But by temperament and training he's far better than Trump.
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Which artist seduces best through a warm and humorous temperament?
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And he argues that Trump's temperament itself is deeply troublesome.
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I also have a much better temperament than she does.
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While critics have called Trump's temperament into question, Clinton has a "terrible temperament," Conway said, citing Clinton's "Why aren't I 50 points ahead?" line she delivered last month before labor leaders in Las Vegas.
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Another 63 percent said he didn't have the temperament to be president, compared with 43 percent who said the same of Clinton — and 20 percent of those who questioned Trump's temperament voted for him anyway.
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In fact, she's the opposite — a spitfire branded by her temperament.
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Not the media who monitor Trump with an infant&aposs temperament.
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At the core of the temperament issue is one thing: volatility.
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Number two, he doesn&apost have the temperament for the job.
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"He has the sweetest temperament," Meghan said today about her son.
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He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president.
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He has an alarming temperament, little impulse control, and less decency.
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" Trump has "not demonstrated" the necessary "temperament or strength of character.
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Everybody said, "Oh, the temperament," because I talked about illegal immigration.
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And his temperament — though perhaps slightly more leashed — has not changed.
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More than 27,000 people tweeted about Trump's temperament in that minute.
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And that sort of temperament is frightening to me as well.
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The more Trump flashes that temperament, the more presidential Clinton looks.
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This is no longer about policy, civility, decency or even temperament.
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Her lead rests on voters' view of her experience and temperament.
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It explores the national character and temperament, for good and ill.
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She also notes that having a hopeful temperament contributes to perseverance.
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Working with Jobs, who had a famously fiery temperament, wasn't easy.
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Maybe he did not have the temperament or motivation for it.
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Less -- 35% -- thought he had the right temperament to be president.
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Great humility, too, but I'd put my temperament above even that.
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Somebody with their same type of temperament, maybe like a Trump?
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That temperament will be tested in his first classified intelligence briefing.
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While it's not necessarily about gender, it can be about temperament.
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" He declared her born for the role "by personality, wit, temperament.
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Clinton was seen as having a better temperament for the job.
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On temperament and character, however, the electorate isn't nearly as polarized.
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The film is personal and warm, in color and in temperament.
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In terms of temperament, they could not have been more different.
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Clinton's liberal views narrowly outweighed his fears about Mr. Trump's temperament.
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They all know well his tells, his temperament and Twitter taunts.
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Though I loved music, I didn't have the temperament for performing.
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Gale, because of his experiences and temperament, tends toward violent remedies.
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I think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament.
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I am not, by profession or temperament, either of those things.
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I think my strongest asset, maybe by far is my temperament.
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They must change America's temperament; they must make it more liberal.
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A realist can have only so much painterly style or temperament.
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Yet the Baroque is as much a temperament as a style.
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Bloomberg's ads have attacked the President for his temperament and divisiveness.
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Among the variables are culture, politics, age, race and personal temperament.
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Trump is also dismissive of Sessions' personality, temperament and diminutive stature.
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Others were unnerved by his volatile temperament, egoism and authoritarian tendencies.
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But in those earlier days, Ms. Meade lacked temperament and intensity.
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Betty was also a native Kansan, but of a different temperament.
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She lacks the temperament, the judgment and the competence to lead.
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In shocking fashion, Kavanaugh didn't even pretend to have judicial temperament.
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Though that may vary depending on the temperament of your cat.
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Only 35% said Trump had the right temperament to be president.
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Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton also recently criticized Kavanaugh's temperament.
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Most significantly, there's new scrutiny of the temperament of MBS himself.
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And depending on their character and temperament, they may be right.
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"They each have their own temperament," he says of the barrels.
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Hillary Clinton's vision and temperament are the opposite of her opponent's.
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He has neither the moral compass nor the temperament to serve.
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Of note, it's common to have more than one primary temperament.
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Her response to Trump's attack on her temperament — the shoulder shimmy!
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That doesn't mean that shyness is pathological (as with all varieties of temperament, there's a wide range of function), but it does suggest how important it is to help a child with this temperament who develops difficulties.
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But the most fundamental question facing Trump may be his own temperament.
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Keep your temperament strong and your emotions out of your investment portfolio.
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The temperament that goes with someone who is creative can be challenging.
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" She went on to say that her son "has the sweetest temperament.
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" She went on to say that Baby Sussex "has the sweetest temperament.
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Acts of Love is intimate, and cool in temperature rather than temperament.
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Criteria typically include understanding of relevant law, administrative prowess, and judicial temperament.
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The ads criticized his judgment, his temperament and his position on issues.
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" Saying, quote, "That's temperament of a leader to keep this country safe.
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You said he doesn't have the temperament to be commander-in-chief.
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I find the current volatile temperament of feminist political discourse hugely worrying.
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His touchy temperament — as revealed repeatedly — is callous and uncool under pressure.
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McEnroe for sure, because of the left hand, because of the temperament.
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I said, 'There's a person with a temperament who's got a problem.
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I also have a much better temperament than she does, you know?
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Trump's surprise announcement can be attributed in part to his unpredictable temperament.
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She also argues that his temperament is unsuited for the White House.
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Recognizing his daughter's imaginative temperament, A.C. Lee gave her an Underwood typewriter.
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Johnson was of the wrong temperament in all the ways that mattered.
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"I also have a much better temperament than she has," he added.
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"I have always had the temperament of an actress," Miles told PEOPLE.
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Others seem to lack the temperament or sensibility for sensitive diplomatic postings.
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Clinton, who regularly argues that he lacks the temperament to be president.
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And Trump is once again hampered by voter perceptions of his temperament.
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His patient temperament and love of staying in scream "Cancer" to me.
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Nevertheless, I love you tremendously, despite your tiny, very possibly sadistic temperament.
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"Oh, I think people are in the mood for temperament," he said.
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Someone with the temperament to be president would understand and respect that.
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In addition to being fiscally minded, do your friends share your temperament?
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Both men do share a temperament with Trump — combative, adversarial, sometimes bullying.
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He is widely admired for his intellect, experience, and exemplary judicial temperament.
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To the contrary, the 4-year-old has a loving, even temperament.
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Trump knows he can't win on his character, temperament, or his policies.
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Breeding, he added, can also permanently alter the temperament of a stallion.
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Frankly, Christine Blasey Ford showed a more judicial temperament than you did.
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I asked if he preferred one style of presidential temperament over another.
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"We connected via a temperament and obsession with creating music," he wrote.
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I said there's a person with a temperament that's got a problem.
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I said, 'There's a person with a temperament that's got a problem!
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Eric is an enlightened Seattle progressive but with a reconciling, loving temperament.
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But temperament, politics, geography and then tragedy keep them apart in adulthood.
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That's not the temperament of a leader to keep this country safe.
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Owing to temperament or experience, your secondborn may feel especially vulnerable here.
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Owing to temperament or experience, your secondborn may feel especially vulnerable here.
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"People didn't think Trump had the temperament to be President," Caddell said.
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Trump's flaws of temperament and character make such a clash dangerously likely.
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"He has a great temperament and is wonderful with children," Paris added.
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Technical problems, temperament, nerves — or could it be some perverse genius calculation?
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Unlike many monument builders, Cunningham was, by temperament and philosophy, a collaborator.
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This is where the question of Klobuchar's temperament should most concern voters.
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The blast radius of his tumultuous acts and chaotic temperament is vast.
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Inquire about the temperament of your new boss (if you're getting one).
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This is about Trump's character, his temperament, his impulsiveness, his basic decency.
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Mr. McDonough's skills and temperament made him comfortable in virtually any situation.
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Obama has deep reserves of self-control and a famously "cool" temperament.
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Ingo came with something more similar to our temperament — more ironic, more joyful.
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But when you're not doing those things... Again it depends on your temperament.
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Theresa May could hardly be more different in temperament from her new counterpart.
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Temperament/experience Here is where the biggest gap appeared between the two candidates.
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Facebook selected the temperament statement as the "top social moment" of the debate.
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THERE ARE CERTAIN ELEMENTS OF HIS TEMPERAMENT THAT WILL NOT SERVE HIM WELL.
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Ask yourself: Does Donald Trump have the temperament to be Commander-in-Chief?
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But neither Mr Petro's temperament nor his ideas equip him for the presidency.
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He loses control a little, his smooth temperament upset along with his balance.
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The bigger, more urgent concern is Mr Trump's temperament and style of government.
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Depending on temperament, a reader might find such manic thoroughness exhausting or exhilarating.
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"Not every dog has the temperament to be a service dog," Nuttall said.
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"I've always had a good temperament, and it's gotten me here," he said.
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Check out the vid ... Mickey's almost surprised that he's asked about Johnny's temperament.
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The exchange over Trump's temperament could have been the pinnacle of Clinton's strategy.
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Late in the debate, he claimed that his temperament was his greatest asset.
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From a man of his temperament and convictions, this is a terrible statement.
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Screaming at senators in elevators while complaining about judicial temperament doesn't add up.
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"He has the sweetest temperament," the proud new mom shared about her son.
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And my own experience and my own temperament I'm sure added to that.
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She is no longer a practicing Catholic, but she has a religious temperament.
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But by far the greatest difference between Trump and Weld is their temperament.
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"I love the sound and temperament of an upright piano," Ms. Bareilles said.
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He again proves that he lacks the judgment and temperament to be president.
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His tone, temperament, and actions are more authoritarian than any of his predecessors.
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After months of questioning President Donald Trump's temperament and fitness for office, Sen.
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In appearance and temperament, Stone and Corsi seem to have little in common.
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" Trump's wish list, she said, includes "tremendous intellect, judicial temperament and impeccable qualifications.
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That Twitter storm raised new questions about Mr. Trump's temperament, for which Mrs.
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I think you can have a nasty temperament and still be a leader.
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"He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president," he added.
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Respondents additionally believe Clinton has the better personality and temperament for the presidency.
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Brain damage might explain Muybridge's murderous temperament and obsessive dedication to his work.
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Given Jordan's history and temperament, it's a wonder this has taken so long.
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Yet, DuQuesnoy's balanced temperament has seen him stress that he is no rush.
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"I don't cancel because of temperament," she told The Chicago Tribune in 1995.
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This week, his temperament — especially his perceived anger — has come under intense fire.
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He's like the opposite of my temperament, but he's a really good draftsman.
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She directed phrases full of blazing sound and temperament at the tormented Samson.
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The national temperament, at least as Mr. Kaurismaki sketches it, is decidedly saturnine.
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"She lacks the temperament, the judgment, and the competence to lead," Trump said.
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That inheritance was as much literary as it was a matter of temperament.
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That largely depends on the age and temperament of the child, experts say.
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The temperament of nearly every other cook I've met further proves my theory.
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But Buttigieg has performed well at other tests of executive judgment and temperament.
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None of that will change with "bipartisan outreach" or a sensible Midwestern temperament.
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Mr. Grigolo, with his heartthrob looks and explosive temperament, makes an ideal Roméo.
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She has the plans, the vision and, most important, the temperament to serve.
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We need someone with the judgment and temperament to keep this country safe.
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Whose temperament and character are best suited to the demands of the presidency?
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"Donald Trump has not demonstrated that temperament or strength of character," he continued.
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Obviously, this sort of behavior speaks to such a candidate's temperament and judgment.
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"I told her, that's okay, it doesn't really fit her temperament," Meyers said.
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The episode created countless concerns, about the President's truthfulness, competence, temperament, and associations.
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Mr. Rothman has a temperament that can rub some people the wrong way.
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The average reader doesn't have the time, skills or temperament to fact-check.
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Theodore Roosevelt made the presidency an extension of his boisterous and restless temperament.
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The final decision is meant to measure the greater sociological psyche and temperament.
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Each temperament describes a pattern of emotional or behavioral responses to external events.
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Did you ever see an actor have a hard time with his temperament?
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"Which was what stunned me, in a way, when Donald Trump said that he had the very, very best temperament of anybody who had ever run for the president because he always won, that he had a winning temperament," Goodwin continued.
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It has a righteous temperament and is also a symbol of justice and law.
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Nobody is immune to salt; no matter your temperament, the salt will get you.
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Still, the differences in temperament between the two "special relationship" leaders were always apparent.
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Jaime is a much better match for her, temperament wise — serious, honorable, and witty.
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Wavering undecided voters concerned about his temperament could well have liked what they saw.
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John Kennedy, a member of the committee, raised questions about their qualifications and temperament.
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During his presidential campaign, Donald Trump alluded to a more presidential temperament once elected.
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Andrew Johnson's personal temperament is often at the center of arguments about his failures.
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In her campaigning Mrs Merkel invites voters to endorse her temperament, not specific proposals.
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Decide what kind of temperament works best for you, your family and your home.
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We cannot afford the risk of a man whose temperament and behavior are erratic.
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"Egypt is Sunni by sect, but Shia by temperament," is an oft-cited saying.
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Among qualities important to voters, Clinton's experience and temperament stand out as critical assets.
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However, Hogs' temperament allegedly changed after he underwent a brain surgery several years ago.
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"I have the best temperament," Trump has said repeatedly at rallies raising Clinton's attack.
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A change in address to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue has obviously not affected Trump's temperament.
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The match, despite their vast differences in temperament and background, was an inspired one.
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It's possible that things like environment, familiarity, or individual temperament, skewed the study's results.
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That is to say, women might have a better temperament for managing global capitalism.
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Kamala Harris, arguing the California Democrat "lacks the temperament" to be commander in chief.
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" Some job posts require women to have "beautiful physical features" or a "fine temperament.
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Presidential temperament Trump is not the first President to feel the bile boiling within.
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Because of temperament, some people are more susceptible to adopt bad habits than others.
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The temperament that he has shown throughout his career has been one of stubbornness.
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So ask yourself: Does Donald Trump have the temperament to be Commander-in-Chief?
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He has a great temperament and great pragmatism, and he has great Midwestern decency.
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Milosz worried that there was something icy, calculating, and even remote in his temperament.
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A good leader must demonstrate such qualities as competence, integrity, empathy, character and temperament.
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And sometimes, especially as a baby grows, parents find that problems go beyond temperament.
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The first was to win over senators who were concerned about his judicial temperament.
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The board did, however, knock a few of Trump's proposals and derided his temperament.
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"The real case has more to do with his character and temperament," Garin said.
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Those same voters — college-educated suburbanites — are deeply unhappy with Trump's temperament in office.
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The two grew close, and have remained close, despite differences of temperament and politics.
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He continues to commit unforced errors: These are errors of judgment, temperament and strategy.
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The accent is less pronounced, and his firebrand temperament now lies beneath the surface.
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Iceland might push his new temperament to the limits, but he has responsibilities now.
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The Indians must topple another Epstein roster deep in talent and sharp in temperament.
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Schwartz had encouraged her to set aside the careful, precise side of her temperament.
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Donald J. Trump is of a radically different ilk and temperament from past presidents.
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" Cuban continued, "Do you think he has the temperament to do the right thing?
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Clinton's temperament when it comes to being best suited to be commander in chief.
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His aesthetic temperament is often assumed to be in conflict with his political sensibility.
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"Dogs roam freely so emphasis is placed on behavior, temperament and personality," she continued.
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He has the physical countenance of a man and a baby's temperament and hands.
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Some of these stances can be attributed to the president's personal beliefs and temperament.
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" The baby, she said, "has the greatest temperament in the world; he's really calm.
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It's also the portrait of a group of ladies sorted by type and temperament.
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Overall, her temperament tended to be majestic and regal, a touch haughty at times.
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He and Daniel were opposites in looks and temperament, best friends since nursery school.
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They also worry about Trump's temperament when it comes to the basics of democracy.
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Levin is one of the most thoughtful articulators of both conservative temperament and ideology.
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What voters should choose, then, is someone with values and a temperament they trust.
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"I'm very particular about where he goes because of his temperament," Dr. Clemson said.
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Trump's pre-presidential behavior had already raised serious questions about his character and temperament.
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So let's make America great again with "the greatest temperament that anyone's ever had"!
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"Learning a major scale in equal temperament, you're internalizing an entire worldview," he said.
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Trump "has neither the moral compass nor the temperament to serve," the group wrote.
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Powell pushed himself in the other direction, toward watchfulness, dryness, a coolness of temperament.
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A mix of unpredictability of temperament and uncertainty of policy leading alliances to crumble.
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All dogs, regardless of their temperament or training, can at times want more space.
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Next is that the current political temperament in Washington is very, very pro-business.
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So that's just the similarity in temperament, which I think is a fair comparison.
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By nature, he's inclined to a philosopher's temperament, speaking with deliberate cold-blooded lucidity.
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And he argued that Trump's temperament and behavior are deeply troublesome and hurting America.
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Doubts about experience, temperament and policy consistency have tracked Trump since he entered the race.
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"Even when Lucca was injured, her good temperament and gentle nature never faltered," Willingham continued.
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" When asked about the baby's temperament, Markle said that baby Sussex has "been a dream.
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Pangoro, on the other hand, possess a violent temperament and won't put up with bullying.
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And that why I value intellect, I value temperament as opposed to positions previously taken.
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His temperament wasn't suited for the highly stressful industry -- trainers called him "difficult," a diva.
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"He's got a great temperament for the game," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said of Fulmer.
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The ABA concluded that his integrity, judicial temperament and professional competence met the highest standards.
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Perhaps unsettling, perhaps thrilling, depending on your temperament and position in this new proposed world.
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Erroll Davis, former chancellor of the University System of Georgia, praised Clinton's temperament and experience.
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I think it depends on the person's temperament what their favorite New Order song is.
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Green Bay host Jerry Bader told CNN earlier Tuesday he was motivated by Trump's temperament.
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And the Virginia senator will no doubt talk about Trump's temperament as commander-in-chief.
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More significant than the policies is the temperament that the FDP would bring to government.
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"I had no idea what anyone's temperament would be about a hot dog," he said.
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The temperament of the candidates is something that usually does come through in the debates.
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Temperament is a big issue for both of the current candidates, but in different ways.
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"I think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament," he told us Monday.
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" Clinton countered that Trump did not have "the right temperament to be commander-in- chief.
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Ryan's politics are not Trumpian -- the speaker is an orthodox conservative in ideals and temperament.
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"Ted is worried about his temperament," Mr. Trump said when asked about the recent sniping.
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Clinton attempted to turn the moment into an attack on Trump's biggest weakness -- his temperament.
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And polls show that Americans have particularly harsh views of Trump's temperament and management skills.
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"More than 68 percent of respondents described Trump's temperament as poor," according to Military Times.
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Donald Trump's temperament has been the defining issue of the last year of this campaign.
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Based on everything we know about Obama's temperament and politics, he won't resort to this.
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Clinton, both by temperament and by image, was ill-suited to deliver such a message.
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"His temperament and absence of experience makes him a danger to all Americans," Bradley added.
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Some of us have a lot of it, and that's conferred by genetics and temperament.
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The presidential candidates have been saying for months that Trump doesn't have the presidential temperament.
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In that address, Romney attacked Trump's proposals, his temperament and his adherence to the truth.
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CLINTON: That is not the right temperament to be commander in chief, to be taunted.
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However, they said, Hog's temperament changed after he underwent a brain surgery several years ago.
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Soon he challenged the system of equal temperament that has dominated Western music for centuries.
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Seven in 10 voters say he does not have the right temperament to be president.
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There are only categories and crises of temperament," which "crisscross and defy and deny chronology.
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Such bad judgement and temperament cannot be allowed in the W.H. View the discussion thread.
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That is particularly worrisome given the bellicose temperament of Donald Trump, the likely Republican nominee.
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He wasn't finished, this 70-year-old with the temperament of a 7-year-old.
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Politically, of course, it cleaves to the left, yet by temperament it shrinks from progress.
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The majority of respondents had concerns with Trump's temperament and questions about his conservative chops.
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For those who are concerned about Trump's erratic temperament, Pompeo and Haspel are alarming choices.
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But she came up with this Madison Avenue line, 'Oh, let's talk about his temperament.
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Second, Donald Trump has revealed a negative temperament, threatening violence: "to hit" his opponents, e.g.
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The clear results on "temperament" remind us: it's not just the medium, but the message.
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Even more important for Cruz is the difference in religious temperament between the two states.
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" Senator Lindsey Graham says Mr. Trump lacks the "temperament or the judgment to control himself.
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Under questioning, Mr. Slager denied that his Taser use was a reflection of his temperament.
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But I thought, in style terms, Pence's temperament came across as more mature and measured.
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Clearly, they thought he had the temperament, character, experience and smarts to do that job.
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Your self-determination, wit and temperament and sense of justice have always appealed to me.
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By family pedigree and temperament, he was a philosophical skeptic and a ruthless social diagnostician.
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CLINTON: That is not the right temperament to be commander-in- chief, to be taunted.
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By training and temperament, judges move more slowly than politicians, and they have different values.
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But she pressed attacks on his temperament and qualification when the questioners provided an opening.
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Does that sound to you like the temperament of a man we should elect President?
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Already, her skill and temperament have drawn comparisons to the former UConn star Diana Taurasi.
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He does not have the temperament for the position and should not get the job.
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Judge Ellis exhibited open hostility to the prosecution and an irascible temperament unbecoming a jurist.
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"The slow humming of Chinese opera doesn't seem to suit Trump's temperament," read the caption.
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There is a lesson here, I'm sure, but I never have had a pedagogic temperament.
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His mother, Carolyn, had a job as a nurse and the unflappable temperament to match.
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This is not a man with the temperament, the steadiness, the discipline to be president.
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Indeed, he acknowledged that he had a volatile temperament and that it rarely provoked ambivalence.
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It can help give you a sense of their temperament and how rigid they are.
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There will be public debates about the nominee's credentials, past record, judicial philosophy and temperament.
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They hated her for being a classic liberal voice and they hated her tumultuous temperament.
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True to his temperament, he has gone about this mammoth task in a thrusting manner.
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Porter, by temperament and entitlement, came of age among the openly bisexual European upper crust.
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Mr. Trump's recent behavior makes it abundantly clear that character and temperament really do matter.
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"I've grown to really appreciate his temperament — he's very even-keeled, very reliable," she said.
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He doesn't have the temperament or the ethics or the intellect to do the job.
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He lacks the temperament, character, knowledge, emotional maturity and intellect to be commander in chief.
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A Supreme Court Justice should have intellectual heft, judicial temperament and lifelong fitness of character.
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His attacks provided critics with new fodder to question his temperament for the White House.
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Most lack the skills or the temperament for the give-and-take of everyday politics.
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Through his actions and statements over the years, Donald Trump has displayed an abusive temperament.
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How do you think he conducted himself in terms of temperament and optics during the hearing?
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Thiel was also asked about Trump's personality traits and whether he is concerned about his temperament.
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A staff and volunteer favorite, she passed her shelter temperament test with an "A" for excellent.
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I don't believe that Donald Trump has the temperament and judgment to be commander in chief.
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You're about to nominate a thin-skinned racist with the temperament of a 20173-year-old.
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In fact, people tell me modesty might be my best quality — even better than my temperament.
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These are important to show voters that Trump has the temperament of a disciplined presidential candidate.
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This is not a man with the temperament, the steadiness, or the discipline to be president.
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In Prince Harry and Markle's case, Virgos and Leos differ most dramatically in temperament and patience.
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Depending on the temperament of your felines, cats and Christmas trees can be a bad combination.
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Lawyers explain that Trump's temperament and M.O. will be key if prosecutors are looking at intent.
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The two men couldn't be more different in experience, temperament and how they see the world.
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" He declared that "dishonesty is Trump's hallmark" and that he "lacks the temperament to be president.
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It's about having all the ideas in the world but not the temperament to explain them.
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Perhaps the vice president's most comforting quality, however, is his temperament, especially in contrast to Trump.
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Her calm temperament was more energized than oppressed by the pressures and adrenaline of the kitchen.
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He's not of the temperament of the kind of stable, thoughtful person we need as leader.
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They also say 50 percent to 38 percent that she has a better temperament than Trump.
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He has just the right sense of humor and temperament to balance out my mother's neurosis.
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Question 2: my politics probably spring from my life experience and my temperament, like everyone else's.
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He's holding baby Luna, and when I tell you that baby's temperament is just so precious.
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Another insider acknowledges that Barton's temperament might not be a great fit for the demanding competition.
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" By contrast, Kavanaugh's authentic anger at being smeared was weaponized to argue he lacked "judicial temperament.
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He understood her moods and her temperament, and he was often the peacemaker of the family.
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However, Clinton "has been tested" and "has demonstrated balance, calm and an even temperament," he said.
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That is perhaps because Stevens questioned Kavanaugh's judicial temperament last month during a talk in Florida.
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But Allred's temperament, location, and media instincts have led to a self-perpetuating sort of expertise.
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When he boasted of his temperament, the audience laughed, and the market tilted further against him.
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It's time for Clarke to find a new profession more befitting his temperament and demonstrated competence.
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The two men were opposites in temperament, but both were generous with their time and wisdom.
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Already he has demonstrated a negative temperament, one with little room for discernment, strength and poise.
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She took the long path that provided her the full measure of experience, temperament and leadership.
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He had a cautious temperament, and worried about the impact that the sensational item might have.
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Clark told Friston that Friston was, in temperament, like the austere philosopher W. V. O. Quine.
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Yes, people who differ in politics, temperament and tastes will convene in Cleveland's walkable, compact downtown.
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Authoritarianism may not be Mr. Duterte's political goal, but it defines his manner and his temperament.
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Asked about his temperament, he pointed out how great things went on that visit to Mexico.
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"There's a whole question of uniting and there's a whole question as to temperament," Trump continued.
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Hillary Clinton has the experience, the grit and the temperament to be our commander-in-chief.
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For that, you have to look at Trump's personality, temperament and behavior -- including his Twitter blasts.
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It was less consistent with the detached judicial temperament that lawyers associate with an ideal judge.
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At moments, admittedly, the immediate flare-ups of temperament in the succession of arias become formulaic.
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Temperament, disposition and life circumstances all play a factor in determining how we face the world.
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It's not just that so many of our people disagree with Trump's policies, temperament, and behavior.
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And she has the judgment, the experience, and the temperament to meet the threat from terrorism.
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But is there anything about Trump's character and temperament that makes such an outcome seem plausible?
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It's about this specific political adviser, with the temperament he has and the views he espouses.
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This generational disconnect, along with Springford's introverted temperament, led to her retreat from the public eye.
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" Clinton does not have the temperament, "or, as Bernie Sanders said, the judgment, to be president.
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Ms. Degan said the group's evaluations were limited to candidates' integrity, professional competence and judicial temperament.
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Still, 28503 percent of voters said Clinton had the "personality and temperament to serve" as president.
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He has neither the experience nor the temperament for the position he is nominated to fulfill.
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But none of this prevents Alexa from having her way with Berlioz and his sensitive temperament.
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But she doesn't have the temperament, or, as Bernie Sanders' said, the judgement, to be president.
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Khachanov has the audacious talent of Nick Kyrgios, but a much more stable temperament on court.
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But if he lets her make the election a referendum on his temperament, he will lose.
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There is more that is attached to it," she added, mentioning "matters of temperament" and "demeanor.
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He single-handedly instigated serious questions about his character, his temperament and whether he perjured himself.
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And until two weeks ago, I also thought he had judicial temperament and fitness of character.
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I now believe Kavanaugh lacks the judicial temperament and character to serve on the Supreme Court.
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"The asymmetry [in temperament] is what causes the problem," said Jon Michaels, a UCLA law professor.
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She's an introvert by temperament, an academic by inclination and instinctively shies away from the limelight.
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The policy was revealed in yet another report on Klobuchar's temperament and mistreatment of her staff.
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By temperament, he's an outlier—a loner, who for long stretches lived in plaintive upstate nowhere.
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In her read of history, it is personal adversity rather than perpetual success that molds presidential temperament.
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Beisner says the dog was heavily medicated, had a nasty temperament, and was drinking his own urine.
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Its mean temperament sends smaller Pokémon running away, but it actually can get sad when it's lonely.
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It was a blistering denunciation of James Comey who is bereft of judgment and temperament and competence.
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"Start by not going on a rant and then saying 'I have good temperament,'" one user posted.
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" When asked about Kavanaugh's temperament during last week's hearing, he said his testimony "bothered me a lot.
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But critics said Kavanaugh's demeanor raised questions about his temperament and potential political bias in deciding cases.
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Either he has the character, intellect, temperament, and disposition to do the job properly or he doesn't.
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"My temperament is not just to do research on people; you have to serve them," Cooper says.
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Clinton earned her second-largest spike in social mentions after she delivered a barb on Trump's temperament.
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Fully 59 percent said Clinton does have the personality and temperament to serve in the Oval Office.
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Questions about temperament are a legitimate criticism of Trump due to all his outrageous behavior and statements.
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And they will test Trump's temperament as well, the week before his second debate with Hillary Clinton.
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Calling her "the safest candidate," the Union Tribune said Clinton has the better temperament to be president.
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The temperament of the president also matters in terms of how the public ultimately thinks of government.
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The goal: Chip into Trump's dominance of the day's news cycle and deepen concerns about his temperament.
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Much has been said about Judge Kavanaugh's brilliance, judicial temperament and commitment to the rule of law.
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That scenario might once have induced a panic attack or—depending on your temperament—an adrenaline spike.
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Democrats are often fearful of obstruction and don't show the kind of temperament as their Republican counterparts.
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Not just the body, but also the mind: the same knowledge, the same temperament, the same talents.
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The Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told everyone about his winning temperament at the first presidential debate.
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Perhaps you'll wonder where you are, confused by its temperament: both familiar and strange to the ear.
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Democratic Senator Robert Menendez joined all 11 committee Republicans in backing Friedman, despite concerns about his temperament.
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She cannot respond in kind, but rather must demonstrate that she has a calm and steady temperament.
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For Cruz to take the title back, ultimately, I would like to see him exploit Dillashaw's temperament.
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"It's good that somebody with the temperament of Donald Trump is not running this country," Clinton responded.
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It's as if, when people got a load of Mr. Reynolds's body, they forgot about his temperament.
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He cannot differentiate himself from the field, because various candidates share either Sanders' temperament, messaging, or style.
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His answer: Your habits, character, temperament and ability to think independently together allow you to behave rationally.
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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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Not only is the size of your dog's snout taken into account but their temperament as well.
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I think hope is the name not of a temperament or an emotion, but of a virtue.
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"I have a much better temperament than she does," adding that it was probably his strongest asset.
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Clinton's advantage on questions of temperament and tolerance, and amplifying Mr. Trump's blustery message of drastic change.
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This from a man who claims to have the judgment and temperament to be commander in chief.
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He described Trump as a "fraud" and went after his business record, foreign policy credibility and temperament.
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But there is also a general distaste, like in many other circles, for Trump's temperament and rhetoric.
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"Her experience and temperament and wisdom made it so she was essential to the process," he said.
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Each chef, of course, has another restaurant that works as a showpiece for his own expressive temperament.
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"Judge Kavanaugh possesses an impressive résumé, an outstanding legal mind and an exemplary judicial temperament," he said.
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Of course, Clinton enjoys massive advantages on empathy, intelligence and temperament — hence her lead in the vote.
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"Donald Trump has repeatedly shown he lacks the temperament necessary to be commander-in-chief," Paustenbach added.
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"In a way, he's kind of the perfect temperament for the group that we have," Johnson said.
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A war college assessment claimed the Negro pilots lacked the temperament and courage required for air combat.
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Pacco has more of a "chill temperament," but Grib says he's definitely the alpha in their friendship.
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Despite the surface tensions, King Salman and Prince Mohammed are by temperament and conviction deeply pro-American.
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One big difference between 1962 and 2017 is the temperament of the occupant of the White House.
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He's not of the temperament of the kind of stable, thoughtful person we need as a leader.
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Before his debut, the uncertainty surrounding Cousins's health (and temperament) was the oxygen anti-Warrior hopefuls craved.
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I didn't know what else to do and becoming a junkie, I thought, would suit my temperament.
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Questions about Mr. Trump's temperament have again upstaged any discussion of policy differences between Republicans and Democrats.
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It would be hard to argue that a candidate's temperament and experience should be irrelevant to voters.
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Majorities of voters say she has the temperament for the job and would better handle foreign policy.
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While he was genuinely in earnest about the pursuit of truth, Leonard had a supremely unsanctimonious temperament.
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Friends say Solih has a calm temperament, and is likely to champion democracy and freedom of expression.
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TRUMP: I have better judgment, I also have a much better temperament than she does, you know?
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Salamoni's ill temperament caused "blow ups" with other officers, including one with a ranking officer, Hamilton said.
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Trump: I have better judgment, I also have a much better temperament than she does, you know?
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Instead, she suggests it's a more of a temperament, a choice to embrace one value over another.
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Often we elect presidents who are very different from their immediate predecessors by their politics and temperament.
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"Depending on a kid's temperament, you may be at the brink every day," said Dr. Heard-Garris.
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But in 2009, Mr. Friedman heard America singing in ways that match exactly this nation's temperament today.
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He had both the temperament and the skill to gather crucial information in a relatively short time.
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You can view that from a glass-half-full or half-empty perspective depending on your temperament.
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Attacking Trump's temperament and understanding of the issues has already turned into an frequent hit for Clinton.
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He warned that the billionaire businessman lacks the "judgment, temperament and character" to be commander in chief.
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The knot in one's necktie is a biography in silk, communicating details of temperament, character and upbringing.
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Almodóvar had long been an enthusiastic reader of Alice Munro, despite obvious differences of background and temperament.
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The foursome varies by temperament and talent, inviting a mix-and-match game of identification and infatuation.
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But he's also impulsive and ego-driven, and his hot temperament sometimes gets the better of him.
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But that's not enough: You have to have a temperament to grab ideas and do sensible things.
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He wore a wispy red beard and — at least when he wasn't fighting — had a friendly temperament.
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Donald Trump is Iron Trump, a guy who believes the Hulk has a worse temperament than him.
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Clinton, who relishes upbraiding her opponent, toned down her usual assault on Mr. Trump's conduct and temperament.
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Polls indicate that temperament is a bigger problem for Trump, and that honesty is bigger for Clinton.
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Paglia's temperament, in her essay collections, has much in common with that of our commander in chief.
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Dorothea has a passionate temperament and yearns to accomplish some good in the world as a philanthropist.
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From everything we know about Donald Trump's temperament, he is thin-skinned and wants to settle scores.
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You'll get an overview of your temperament blend as well as your temperaments' natural strengths and weaknesses.
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As it does in so much of life, I suspect that individual temperament plays a role here.
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One of the core arguments is that presidencies are just defined not by temperament or even ideology.
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Nevertheless, it might be unwise to underestimate the appeal of a young charismatic politician of Castro's temperament.
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Clinton frequently tells audiences Trump lacks the "temperament" for the presidency -- a criticism Trump threw back at her.
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Flake and Hatch did indeed cite Kavanaugh's youth basketball coaching as a testament to his temperament and character.
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He is a social liberal by temperament, broadly relaxed about the fluid, open country that Britain has become.
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Most artist biographers since Vasari agree that distinctive traits and personality types are endemic to the creative temperament.
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At no point would you make assertions about their temperament, sleep patterns, education, brain development, or food preferences.
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Each dog will undergo behavior tests to determine temperament and more — like Max, seen in the video below.
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Well known for wild rants, he nevertheless insisted he had the best temperament of anyone running for president.
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"I don't believe that Donald Trump has the temperament and judgment to be commander in chief," he said.
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Your dog's weight, temperament, carrier and more can change what rules you have to follow during plane travel.
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They also allege that Rowlands' temperament has made the California Republicans take a big step back from her.
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He blasted, among other things, the GOP frontrunner's temperament, business record, policy positions, and use of foul language.
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His calm demeanor and moderate disposition could be assuring when many voters worry about the temperament of Trump.
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Clinton will appear in the city on Wednesday to talk about Trump's temperament, a Clinton campaign official said.
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"I think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament," Trump said to laughter from the audience.
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I have no idea if he will control his temperament or fight for the values I believe in.
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In fact, many people tell me that modesty is perhaps my best quality — even better than my temperament.
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Clinton responded by saying "it's just awfully good" that someone with Trump's temperament is not running the country.
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"All my life, I have been told, 'You have the greatest temperament,'" Trump said Friday in Des Moines.
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By temperament and training, political scientists are rightly wary of forecasting the future, as Jennifer Victor recently noted.
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I haven't heard a lot of good things and I've heard some great concern about the president's temperament.
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And two, if a voter is concerned about Trump's inexperience and temperament, will Mike Pence quell their anxieties?
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Mary Louise is somehow able to twist the conversation into a defense of Perry's temperament, to Jane's shock.
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"He has sterling credentials, an excellent record and an ideal judicial temperament," said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Clinton's campaign against Trump is following a similar trajectory, stemming from a single, cohesive critique of Trump's temperament.
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Some Democrats argued Trump's unpredictable temperament presented a national security concern before the billionaire's White House win. Sen.
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"He's not of the temperament of the kind of stable, thoughtful person we need as leader," Romney said.
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Words, actions, temperament and behavioral patterns should matter when deciding who is going to occupy the Oval Office.
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He has intuition, he has judgment and he has a temperament in a way that I've never seen.
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"Let me tell you: She spent hundreds of millions on advertising — 'Let's go after [his temperament],' " Trump said.
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If and when that happens, Trump will be reliant on low-rent advisers and his own unstable temperament.
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"Chuan-Jin has the temperament and personality for this role," Lee said in a surprise statement last week.
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But politics also explains her focus on whether Mr Trump has the temperament to be commander-in-chief.
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His administration, the thinking goes, is fashioned around his volatile temperament and his ever-shifting array of advisers.
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Clinton, of course, will exploit Trump's lack of government experiences and his temperament as being unfit and unpredictable.
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I had been on the national stage too long for that and my temperament was too even-keeled.
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He's looking for individuals that have the right intellect, the right temperament, and that will uphold the Constitution.
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Chaotic, corrupt, incurious, infantile, grandiose, and obsessed with gaudy real estate, Donald Trump is of a Neronic temperament.
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I do think it's a combination of, perhaps, my innate reserve, my temperament, and the experiences I've had.
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"The child brings a lot to the table, [depending on] what their temperament and characteristics are," Radesky said.
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Instead it focused mostly on painting Trump as unfit to serve as president, by morals, temperament and judgment.
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Though he maintained enough support to win the election, Trump still scores low marks on trust and temperament.
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Our letter noted that "being willing to listen to his advisers" is crucial to a good leader's temperament.
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In addition, Offset's father opined about "hot headed females," as though Cardi's temperament rendered Offset's behavior an inevitability.
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Sadly, such a questionable temperament will follow Trump (if elected) from his palatial residence to the White House.
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"These are the two dominant dynamics of the Trump presidency: the economy and culture, race, temperament," Gourevitch said.
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That temperament is said to be helping the judge, Gonzalo Curiel, weather unusual public criticism by Mr. Trump.
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Sometimes she ignored Trump's tweets but at others argued that his volatile temperament made him unfit for office.
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Those 2018 Trumpian risks fall into three main categories: international security, American democracy and his dangerously unfit temperament.
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It was a remarkably generative idea that produced revolutions in taste as significant as those in political temperament.
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There is nothing preventing an innovation support system that separates the innovation from the temperament of its creator.
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T.O.'s situation, T.O.'s temperament, his ability to contribute to the team was well known up front.
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"I'm particularly concerned if the person lacks experience, background, knowledge and temperament" to make the decision, he said.
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At a campaign event Monday, Clinton questioned Trump's temperament and said he shouldn't be trusted with nuclear weapons.
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The New Jersey governor repeatedly argued that Trump lacks the experience or temperament necessary for the Oval Office.
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Jazz may suit her character's temperament, but Bond's tidy rendition of "A Little Blue" lacks swing and swell.
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Something similar could be said of Davis, a pianist, though she's of a quite different, slightly rougher temperament.
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His instrument in conceiving the piece was as much Ms. Jansen, her personality and temperament, as the violin.
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Aware, perhaps, of this history, as well as Mr. Trump's Nixonian temperament, Mr. Trudeau has practiced deft diplomacy.
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I think my mom gave me the temperament to aggressively pursue jobs I had no business applying for.
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There needs to be an appropriate balance, and it depends on the age and temperament of the kid.
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"People invariably applaud your mind, work, temperament," he said, while touting what he described as Kavanaugh's many merits.
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Usually that gives power to the coalition, but even the coalition tests Australia's conservative temperament at its peril.
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We are led by a president whose character and temperament have been thoroughly assessed by North Korean leaders.
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The documentary Lifeline recounts Still's life, career, and legacy — and how they were shaped by his cantankerous temperament.
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"Ted Cruz does not have the temperament to be president of the United States," Trump said on Tuesday.
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Judge Grouch is about as far as you can get from Judge Gorsuch in terms of your temperament.
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Both as readers and as writers, each of us will react in a way congenial to our temperament.
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More than 2,400 law professors had delivered a letter on Thursday to the Senate questioning Kavanaugh's judicial temperament.
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In the system it replaced, known as just temperament, individual notes were tuned slightly differently in each key.
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The general temperament of a Bernese mountain dog is "good-natured, calm, [and] strong," according to the AKC.
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Clinton has since courted Republicans who are dissatisfied with Trump's lack of political experience, blunt rhetoric and temperament.
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The 68-year-old Clinton relentlessly sought to raise questions about her opponent's temperament, business acumen and knowledge.
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"I don't like her temperament," the Republican presidential nominee said during a campaign rally in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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In effect, the Code licensed pleasure in a woman's words, in her temperament, and even in her laugh.
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They were restrained by temperament and a belief that to break the system was to betray the public.
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The Romney ethos could hardly diverge more from the Trump ethos, especially in terms of character and temperament.
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It's hard to know who is to blame: Mr. Tracy's temperament or the insular nature of small towns.
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If you're curious to know how you can work smarter and better based on your temperament, read on.
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If the pup you pick doesn't end up having the right temperament, you could be out of luck.
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Questions of temperament Trump's fraught day is also likely to raise new questions about his temperament and capacity to fulfill the profound responsibilities of his position, a debate that raged last year after previous Twitter tirades, and blasts against Kim, who he branded a "Little Rocket Man" on a suicide mission.
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On the three key factors affecting votes for president — temperament, preparedness and trust with nuclear weapons — majorities not only found the former secretary of State preferable based on the debate, they also found Trump did not have the temperament, was not prepared, and could not be trusted with nuclear weapons.
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All presidential campaigns involve some mud-slinging, and Clinton's team has certainly gone after Trump's temperament and personal life.
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Clinton has made his character and temperament, his lack of experience and policy ignorance central themes of her campaign.
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This unflappability, or the absence of it, can also be the result of a person's temperament or past experiences.
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Originally, his ads emphasized themes of fiscal responsibility and encouraging small businesses in Georgia, contrasting his temperament with Trump's.
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In the execution of foreign policy, temperament and tolerance for disagreement matters almost as much as official policy itself.
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What matters is that it takes place after the bulk of temperament, personality, and socioeconomic circumstance are in place.
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Even many of Trump's supporters, about one-third, say in polls that they're concerned about his temperament and judgment.
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Our primary concern with the incredibly volatile stock market is how its temperament affects our day-to-day employment.
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But the ease of his leap from catwalk to cinema wasn't just a matter of temperament and man-management.
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In temperament the two leaders could hardly be less alike: one brash and operatic, the other cautious and meticulous.
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In March, Romney delivered a blistering anti-Trump speech, attacking the candidate's temperament, proposals, and adherence to the truth.
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They were the first collaborators that brought out her best with material that finally matched her temperament and times.
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The great thing about TV in 2017 is that there are shows for essentially any temperament you can describe.
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He derided Trump's remarks as reflective of an unpresidential attitude, declaring again that the Republican nominee's temperament was disqualifying.
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"But the worst thing about Trump and the reason not to vote for him, is his temperament," she said.
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"Fear is a complex psychophysiological emotional experience that results in alterations in mood, temperament, motivation and personality," he said.
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Good temperament is critical; a dog that barks incessantly, nips or jumps on people uninvited would hardly be therapeutic.
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A visibly pleased Hillary Clinton touted her debate performance Tuesday morning, again slamming Donald Trump's tax plan and temperament.
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Kanye West, well known pretty much nowhere for his cool temperament and thick skin, has had a busy weekend.
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After a gut-wrenching campaign, dominated by questions about character and temperament, Donald Trump will be America's 45th president.
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In what essentially amounted to a stump speech, Thiel also waved away worries about Trump's temperament and personal conduct.
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But Clinton defended the deal, suggesting that Trump had neither the temperament or a plan for dealing with Iran.
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Among other issues, Obama reportedly cited Flynn's "mismanagement and temperament issues" while head of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).
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According to music theory, how the chords sound to a person are influenced by other psychological factors, including temperament.
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Forget the bigger, tougher task of convincing voters he has the character and temperament to be president for now.
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The two men -- opposites in temperament and style -- grew increasingly close in the foxhole in the weeks to come.
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And what was meant to be a slight to Clinton's temperament soon became a battle cry for women everywhere.
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Originally, Ossoff's ads emphasized themes of fiscal responsibility and encouraging small businesses in Georgia, contrasting his temperament with Trump's.
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The lack of temperament and good judgment that the president has consistently showcased has reached an all-time low.
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"She doesn't have the temperament or, as Bernie Sanders said very strongly, the judgement to be president," he continued.
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Some have questioned Graham's temperament to run the committee after he lashed out at Democrats during the Kavanaugh hearings.
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The senator also defended Kavanaugh's temperament during his testimony, which some have criticized for being overly emotional and partisan.
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How do you know when a baby — or small child's — behavior signals problems more serious than a challenging temperament?
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What today showed is that you clearly are a partisan and do not have the temperament for the court.
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He cannot gain confirmation by unleashing partisan fury while simultaneously claiming that he possesses a judicial and impartial temperament.
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He was reminded of Kagan's temperament recently when he saw a picture of her sitting between Kavanaugh and Gorsuch.
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Without a dramatic change in national temperament or constitutional law, American capital punishment appears to be in terminal decline.
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No matter the path to business ownership, an owner must evaluate whether they have the temperament for the job.
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Some complainants saw that line as a warning of revenge and questioned his judicial temperament and possible political bias.
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It truly is about who has the experience and the temperament to serve as president and commander in chief.
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The pace of change was too slow, and Obama's temperament too unflappable in the face of widespread social injustice.
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As president, he may well be, at least in terms of temperament, the Trump of south of the border.
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But it is also the uniform of a metropolitan elite that is cosmopolitan in temperament and internationalist in outlook.
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His behavior on Thursday casts serious doubt on whether he has the temperament to sit on the Supreme Court.
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They've called Donald Trump a "con artist" and a "fraud" and said he lacks the temperament to be president.
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Certain types of employment might not suit a creative temperament, or might sap inspiration or tire a person physically.
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The pro-Clinton group Correct the Record responded by saying the performance raised new questions about Mr. Trump's temperament.
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His insistence that his "temperament" is superior to Clinton's is not accepted by most voters, according to opinion polls.
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"In six months I noticed a huge difference in her temperament and we&aposve gone from strength to strength."
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Both former presidents, one because of experience, the other temperament, could be counted on to stay inside the system.
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His very temperament, with its lack of humility or restraint, was said to go against the fabric of conservatism.
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For her part, Ms. Heitkamp said her vote was based on questions she had about his temperament and impartiality.
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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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"I also have a much better temperament than she has," he said, finally, wagging a finger in the air.
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Both men are of similar age and temperament, sharing an abiding fear of foreign efforts to undermine their rule.
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"These positives surely outweigh the negatives, providing an enduring allure to those with the right temperament," Dr. Feinstein concludes.
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Despite the images of rural idyll that so heavily pervade his drawings, Edward's is a more artistically inclined temperament.
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By temperament — lucky for me, or maybe not, socially — I was not a jock or among the heavy drinkers.
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Enter Kyle Duncan, the man we are to believe has the fairness and temperament to be a federal judge.
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The fate of Italy's new government may show which is the stronger bond—ideological affinity or a populist temperament.■
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By contrast, James Whiteside, Ms. Abrera's Romeo, is far less of a dreamboat but a far more incisive temperament.
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"You have to have the temperament to judge a situation whether to shoot or not to shoot," he said.
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But Ms. Wing was dismayed by what she believed the investigation had revealed about Mr. Trump's temperament and character.
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This can change lives — or it can be an expensive nightstand decoration, depending on the temperament of the child.
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And less than a quarter of Latino voters in all four states rated Trump's temperament as better than Clinton's.
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While John Paul III's serene temperament seems to balance out Pius's chaos, scandal still abounds in the new series.
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It was a way of assessing the temperament and zeitgeist of the club, and by extension its national following.
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Rather, Mr. Nelsons's way recalls Eugen Jochum and Bernard Haitink, his undidactic temperament leading to an interpretive middle ground.
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As her dementia deepened, her temperament sweetened; I saw the same change in my own mother, who followed Mrs.
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It helps, friends say, that Mr. Biegun has the even temperament of a man who thrives in the background.
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But she's excellent in showing the connection between a talent that knows its own strength and a demanding temperament.
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She ate voraciously and showed signs of having a placid temperament that was at odds with her sad situation.
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Directed and developed by Mitchell Cushman for the Canadian company Outside the March, "Lessons in Temperament" avoids emotional drama.
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Kyrgios has his detractors, and his volatile temperament has frequently landed him in hot water with the game's authorities.
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In their 10-minute opening statements, Democratic senators made no attempt to quibble with Judge Gorsuch's qualifications or temperament.
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"The Standing Committee confines its evaluation to the qualities of integrity, professional competence, and judicial temperament," the letter reads.
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Instead it focuses on the insecurity, competitiveness and complicated love lives of these two ambitious men of opposite temperament.
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By temperament and style he's more attracted to President Andrew Jackson, whose portrait now hangs in the Oval Office.
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The candidates faced off in a bitter debate last month that featured accusations of lying and questions of temperament.
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When describing his temperament, they said he "lacks self-control and acts impetuously"— statements describing behavior, not mental health.
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Each depicts the same stretch of sea by the Venice Beach piers, but conveys a different temperament, like portraits.
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Some officers just don't have the temperament or the passion to go into a school and do that job.
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Beyond their less-than-stellar favorability ratings, questions about Clinton's honesty and Trump's temperament have been persistent throughout the campaign.
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The series routinely blurs the line between fiction and reality, and Haller's temperament makes him particularly prone to psychokinetic outbursts.
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She's asked visiting world leaders who have met Trump, including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, about his temperament and style.
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Temperament is very important in the breed, as German Shepherds with unstable, fearful or aggressive temperaments have increased in frequency.
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If she played it just right, provoked him just enough, he might prove her case about his un-presidential temperament.
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The key here is that your temperament is being affected for some reason, and it's critical that you recognize it.
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Forty-three percent of women say they do not like his economic policies and they are concerned about his temperament.
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"Bette is of a different temperament than I," Crawford explained at a tribute in 1973, four years before her death.
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A White House aide said the president values a tremendous intellect, temperament and fidelity to the Constitution in potential justices.
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And without records on origin and health, chances increase it could have serious temperament issues and be carrying serious diseases.
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Majorities in all three states also say the former secretary of state has the temperament to handle an international crisis.
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They have three criteria: integrity, temperament and experience and say that ideology does not factor in the evaluation at all.
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Flynn's selection as national security advisor is not subject to Senate approval, though there is growing concern over his temperament.
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Breed standards outline the appearance, movement, and temperament of a dog breed, but they're not scientific documents by any means.
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But his critics argue that he lacks the temperament to occupy the Oval Office and serve as commander-in-chief.
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Pelosi and Trump have tangled over politics and matters of temperament, with tensions rising particularly high during the impeachment process.
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But by July, O'Brien appeared to admit that Trump's lack of a presidential temperament would not cost him the nomination.
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Amy Klobuchar told CNN that she thought Kaine was an excellent choice because of his experience, temperament and bipartisan appeal.
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Even more worrisome, 69 percent of female likely voters said Trump lacks the personality and temperament to serve as president.
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A source told Radar Online, meanwhile, that Christy is "worried about [Todd's] temperament" and wants him out of her house.
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That torrid start will be presented as the work of a team with a champion's skill but without its temperament.
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The kiddo has finally found a productive groove for his ambitious yet impatient temperament: a career in luxury real estate.
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They also strongly thought Mr. Trump did not have the temperament for the job, nor was he honest and trustworthy.
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Mike Colter, as Cage, exudes cool, the unbothered temperament of a man who can't be moved, or injured, or shot.
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The interesting thing is despite his lack of knowledge, preparation, or temperament for diplomacy, Trump will have a successful presidency.
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Jackson "has a different perspective and judicial temperament" than Ellis, defense attorney and former federal prosecutor David Weinstein told CNBC.
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The shelter wrote that Quasi will not be available for adoption until he is healthy and has his temperament evaluated.
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But a majority think the Democratic nominee is qualified to be president and has the temperament and knowledge to serve.
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When you look at Trump, there are three things going on: policies; character and temperament; and executive or administrative functioning.
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But Trump, who is relatively unpopular among voters, has sparked concerns within the GOP about his policies and his temperament.
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A majority of Americans said the president does not have the judgment and temperament to effectively serve in his post.
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My bookish temperament and the small, pedantic kindnesses of many librarians made me the writer and librarian I am today.
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Entrusting our national security and our nuclear arsenal to someone with Mr. Trump's temperament and lack of experience is irresponsible.
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" Wasserman Shultz attacked Trump's temperament and judgment, lack of foreign policy experience, and his "decades-long record of denigrating women.
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Clinton's record as secretary of state, warning that she does not have the temperament or the judgment to be president.
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Already erratic in temperament, and prone to substance abuse, Clark never recovered psychologically from the disastrous fate of "No Other".
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In a statement, Mr. Bush said his former opponent lacked the "temperament or strength of character" to serve as president.
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His temperament is suited to the high drama of childbirth: He is preternaturally calm, deliberate and gentle in his movements.
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James has a point guard's temperament; he will spend quarters orchestrating, trying to get his team to play as one.
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But his character and temperament also seemed in line with certain aspects of the United States that they had observed.
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It is glaringly obvious that Donald Trump does not have the temperament or the judgment to occupy the Oval Office.
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Mr. Trump, facing significant skepticism among voters about his character and temperament, will be aiming for a similarly forceful performance.
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" In the statement, Kirk said Trump does not have the "temperament necessary to assume the greatest office in the world.
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Every moment now should be about trying to convince voters that he has the temperament and stability to be president.
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The upbeat temperament of Leonard Slatkin, who has been the orchestra's music director since 2008, helped heal these internal wounds.
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The discrepancy may come down to the type of pet — not only the species, but the temperament of that pet.
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Throughout her interview with Goldberg, the former Democratic presidential nominee raised concerns about Kavanaugh's temperament and conduct during Thursday's hearing.
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They declined, reasoning that she was better off targeting college-educated suburban voters by hitting Mr. Trump on his temperament.
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She learned the ins and outs of his temperament, the frequency of his tantrums, the patterns of his infrequent complaints.
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They say he lacks the temperament and honor to serve on the House Intelligence Committee and safeguard the nation's secrets.
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My own inborn artistic temperament created an additional problem, because I happen to be highly susceptible to the visual arts.
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Known fairly or unfairly for their feisty temperament, some ploughed into the crowd of spectators, though no injuries were reported.
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What about your qualities, your skills, and your temperament equip you to step into that role at a moment's notice?
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On principle and by temperament, Ms. Ukeles is a team player, and she gradually expanded the size of her teams.
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But they had precious little faith in Donald Trump's willingness or ability to advance either objectives, given his undisciplined temperament.
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Each individual, based upon their personality, past experiences and innate temperament, will go through the process in a unique fashion.
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He said the president would evaluate the candidates based on their legal credentials, their judicial temperament and their life experience.
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Mayors David N. Dinkins and Rudolph W. Giuliani, men of widely varying temperament, both vowed to get the job done.
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This may tell you what you need to know about his temperament, his stability and his suitability to be president.
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The beliefs, values, and — at the risk of getting kicked out of political science — temperament of the president all matter.
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And anonymous online reviews alternate between glowing reviews of how "comfortable" his office was and scathing takedowns of his temperament.
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Fifty percent say she also has the temperament for the Oval Office, but 66 percent say she is not trustworthy.
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" In deciding to fire Mr. Rishikof, Mr. Mattis insisted, he considered his "management/corporate decision-making, professional judgment, and temperament.
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The aversion to anger I had understood in terms of temperament or intention was, in all honesty, also a luxury.
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One song, "This Is How Your People Dance," laid bare the chasm of taste and temperament between Charles and Diana.
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It's important to research any breed of dog you are considering to learn about the needs, temperament and health risks.
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Mr. Mueller was personally revered for being everything the group thought Mr. Trump was not, in ideology, integrity and temperament.
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It also demands a lot of temperament: chivalry in the male arias and a lot of coquettishness from the women.
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He is a seasoned leader with the temperament and character to help Americans pull together in challenging and uncertain times.
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Mr. Taylor and Ms. Luria have both leaned hard on their military résumés, though they are of strikingly different temperament.
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She and Jon Snow shared a special relationship in the early days, and both seem fueled by a reactionary temperament.
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But what kind of temperament does the presidency require except a commitment to repeat the same slander day after day.
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He has a complete game with flawless technique, no discernible weaknesses and an unflappable match temperament that belies his age.
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But, she added, the potential for allergies, fear of animals/animal temperament, and the risk for infectious diseases need consideration.
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Mr. Brown, the radio host, remained worried about Mr. Trump's temperament, but saw the hand of God in his victory.
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She cited concerns about his past conduct and his temperament following his fiery performance before the Judiciary Committee last week.
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" Westminster's guide to breeds makes the Borzoi sound like a great catch, with "a gentle temperament and striking good looks.
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All aside, you're gifted with a fearless and courageous temperament, both of which are a fantastic vehicle for taking action!
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Read on to find why I altered my initial impressions of this modest-of-scale but mighty-of-temperament Merc:
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Trump has the temperament of a leader who doesn't distinguish between his private desires and demons and the public interest.
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"Hillary Clinton has spent her entire life breaking down barriers," he said, praising the former first lady's experience and temperament.
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A president with the skills and temperament to push, to pull, to exercise power and to build power around her.
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But the temperament of the present moment — its focus on identity and representation — was causing the dancers to make demands.
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"Fish and Game isn&apost sure if the animal was sick or if it&aposs a temperament issue," Cain said.
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According to the New Yorker, Steve Jobs's widow Laurene Powell Jobs once called Ive "an artist with an artist's temperament."
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Sterling told CNN that Bear is a rescue dog whose energetic temperament meant he was ideal as a detection dog.
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Smith will bring a "very different temperament" to the seat, Carleton College political science professor Steven Schier told The Hill.
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Then one day he discovers that his new neighbor, Laurel Gray (Gloria Grahame), matches his sardonic temperament, tit-for-tat.
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Flynn's well-documented temper, history of Islamophobia, and belief in conspiracy theories couldn't be further from Mattis's temperament and worldview.
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She's lived an unstable life since Day One Dany's "Stormborn" nickname served as a cautionary reminder of her family's mercurial temperament.
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Friday's meeting was an attempt to stir some personal chemistry between two leaders who seem far removed in temperament and instinct.
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This is precisely the quality called into question by critics who wonder if Trump's temperament is suited to the Oval Office.
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And he&aposs someone who has excellent temperament, is going to be able to withstand any of the questions, the pressure.
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Zakharova is very close to her family — following in her father's footsteps professionally and her mother's footsteps in terms of temperament.
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"I need to keep my mental image of him positive, to believe he's OK." In tone and temperament, Deja is gentle.
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When voters turn out to make their final choice, however, character and temperament may count for as much as policy differences.
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"Given my military experience, Donald Trump does not have the temperament to command our military or our nuclear arsenal," he tweeted.
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Like many, I felt Trump's Mexico speech was a powerful way to crush questions on his temperament and reduce voter concerns.
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Creating a referendum on Trump's temperament Clinton portrayed herself as solid, steady, experienced -- respected across the world and comfortable in crisis.
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Trump "lacks the temperament to be President," warned 50 prominent national security officials, mostly Republicans, who came out against his candidacy.
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But when his exasperated lover and his arch critic penetrate the walls of La Vie en Rose, his temperament immediately deteriorates.
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Polls already show Trump lagging badly behind Clinton on the critical questions of having the judgment and temperament to be president.
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Puppies may have the non-shedding coat of a Poodle and the temperament of a Labrador, but the opposite is possible.
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Trump has never held elected office, and questions about his preparation and temperament have trailed him so far in the election.
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On a night when Trump tried to claim that he had a presidential temperament, the O'Donnell feud once again proved otherwise.
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So it's not going to get to the point of a temperament question because the people will be behind Mr. Trump.
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"Given my military experience, Donald Trump does not have the temperament to command our military or our nuclear arsenal," Kirk wrote.
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"Good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country," she said.
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All of this affirms one of the public's biggest concerns about him -- that Trump doesn't have the temperament to be president.
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Based on their temperament, their interactions and subtle cues in their neural patterns, they get assigned a certain version of bot.
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The doubts about Trump have many sources: his temperament, his lack of basic knowledge about policy, his history of political inconsistency.
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His opponents pointed to his posts as proof that he lacked the temperament and objectivity needed to serve on the bench.
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And then there's his temperament, which, as many rightly said over the course of the campaign, makes him unfit for office.
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The job of voters is to look beyond, to the policy ideas, to the temperament, to the intelligence, to the qualifications.
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"For 12 years, everyone who has appeared before me on the D.C. Circuit has praised my judicial temperament," Kavanaugh said Thursday.
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TV binging feels like it should be good for your temperament, but often leaves you feeling sort of empty and alone.
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The world, whose audiences you seek, is filled with vibrant colors; not just of skin, but also of personality and temperament.
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" On Tuesday he made it clear he won't change his temperament, saying on Fox Business it's what "has gotten me here.
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Clinton frequently argued Trump's rhetoric bordered on bigotry and misogyny, adding the businessman's temperament rendered him unfit for the Oval Office.
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Remember that moment in the first presidential debate when Trump gave an angered speech about how good his temperament is. Yeah.
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In 2015, Zahava had another child, a boy who had an easy temperament but kept getting high fevers and ear infections.
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What Kelly cannot easily do is alter Trump's temperament and instill the judgment, wisdom and emotional intelligence required for real leadership.
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Everywhere you look below the surface, Republicans show signs of discomfiture with Trump's temperament and the rickety state of his government.
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Everyone who sits in the Oval Office feels that way sooner or later, though Trump's temperament is more volcanic than most.
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Clinton has been aggressively taking on Mr. Trump with a series of speeches questioning his temperament and picking apart his policies.
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How a justice votes in a case is a reflection of his or her judicial temperament, personal philosophy and political ideology.
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"This does not reflect our laws, the temperament of our Legislature or the values or beliefs of Oklahoma," Mr. Fu said.
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"I would say that's accurate, yes," said Buster Posey, his catcher, who could have added temperament to Bumgarner's list of virtues.
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By the end of the debate his declaration, "I also have a much better temperament than she has" drew spontaneous laughter.
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Democrats assumed that Trump's temperament and offensive rhetoric would disqualify him as a reasonable choice for an overwhelming majority of Americans.
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Fifty-five percent believed Clinton had the right temperament to be president, but only 6900 percent felt that way about Trump.
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Even detractors appear to have abandoned any claim that he lacks the intellect, experience, or temperament to be an outstanding justice.
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Comey's demeanor, his choice of words, and his temperament will be very important to rebutting Trump allies who say: Don't listen.
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Chistyakov, an educated man with an artistic temperament, testifies to the human unacceptability of what was being done at that time.
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A man with Trump's temperament and habits could do real, lasting, no-joke damage as the leader of the free world.
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Say anything you want about the consistency of their defense, the immaturity of their temperament or the aggressiveness of their tactics.
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Meanwhile, his erratic, often angry, temperament led to fights with his executives, as well as external groups he viewed as enemies.
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Most of her interviewers were journalists, people who had a natural curiosity and the temperament to put a guest at ease.
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The eruption of Mount Kavanaugh raises questions about judicial temperament that may be enough on their own to resolve the nomination.
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A smile is intentional and might indeed indicate happiness, just as a furrowed brow might be proof of a melancholic temperament.
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There is a large slice of voters who told exit pollsters they thought Trump was dishonest, had a bad temperament, etc.
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Though religious feeling and thought were central to his temperament, the exhibition shows how his pilgrimage was level-headed and exacting.
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His track record so far gives little evidence that he has the temperament or skill to navigate such a nuanced position.
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The president's theatrical scrapping of Wednesday's infrastructure meeting at the White House raised questions about his temperament and behavior, she said.
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Mr. Hansell said the agency also reviews each candidate to be sure that they have the temperament to work with children.
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While leading us to the real thing, he also discussed the reptile's nasty temperament, including a propensity to leap at prey.
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We've certainly read excellent news stories that quoted anonymous officials making similar points and criticizing the president's temperament and chaotic style.
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In person, Mr. Scholz oozes a distinctly northern German temperament, betraying few emotions and only occasionally allowing himself a quiet chuckle.
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Yet it was also evidence of an unsettling temperament in a man trying to persuade the nation of his judicial demeanor.
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What does Mr. van Zweden's interpretive approach to Mahler's formidable Fifth Symphony tell us about his musical temperament and artistic values?
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Bird won the first of her two W.N.B.A. championships while driven by a competitive temperament fostered by observing Taurasi in college.
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He is not by temperament the sort who favors blanket lifetime suspensions, and he sees considerable mitigating factors in Gatlin's case.
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But the animals have long been celebrated across this country for their loyalty and clown-like temperament, and as subversive symbols.
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Twin City locals might describe their home-town temperament as a genial passivity combined with a fondness for the last word.
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With a smaller number on stage, we had a chance to see more of the character and temperament of each candidate.
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In this regard, at least, we seem to have a president whose temperament may be clownish but whose policies are conventional.
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