Duterte's undiplomatic style has landed him in hot water before.
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When people accuse her of being undiplomatic, she cheerfully agrees.
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Zeid has been much more undiplomatic, and unflattering, about President Trump.
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Of course, Mr. Johnson is well known for colorful, undiplomatic language.
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It's certainly one way to make an entrance, if a little undiplomatic.
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Trump's earlier moves — and Bass's undiplomatic tweet — certainly won't help his perception.
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Experts on Washington's delicate diplomatic relationship with Europe had surprisingly undiplomatic reactions.
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NATO goes to emergency session after Trump reportedly gets undiplomatic with Merkel
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The big question is: Will this tough talk and decidedly undiplomatic behavior work?
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WASHINGTON — For a diplomat, Richard Grenell has a remarkable record of being undiplomatic.
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Grenell's appointment was strongly opposed by Democrats, who highlighted his previous undiplomatic outbursts.
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That seems possible, since the bulk of it was just sort of … undiplomatic.
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" Last month, Erdogan condemned the letter as undiplomatic, saying, "We haven't forgotten it.
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Just this week in Asia, two rather undiplomatic incidents marred President Barack Obama's trip.
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The State Department countered that message with a surprisingly undiplomatic shot of its own.
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The nation's top diplomat reportedly had some undiplomatic words about the commander in chief.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is quickly becoming the world's most undiplomatic -- and unpredictable -- diplomat.
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I said what I believe, but I was undiplomatic in the way I expressed it.
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In fact, there could be a diplomatic purpose to Duterte's apparently undiplomatic manner, Heydarian said.
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He has a record of political gaffes and use of florid and sometimes undiplomatic language.
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" The Kremlin on Tuesday rejected Pompeo's criticism, saying it was "highly undiplomatic" and "completely inappropriate.
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" The Kremlin on Tuesday rejected Pompeo's criticism, saying it was "highly undiplomatic" and "completely inappropriate.
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She made Boris Johnson, the undiplomatic former London mayor and Brexit leader, her foreign minister.
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LONDON — Boris Johnson, Britain's famously undiplomatic chief diplomat, finally seems to have gone too far.
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Mr. Pompeo's challenge to the European Union was a surprisingly undiplomatic comment from America's chief diplomat.
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By Sunday night, people had begun to notice Zhao's tweet and call out his rather undiplomatic phrasing.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, who congratulated Trump on his victory, was swift to reject such an undiplomatic proposal.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, who congratulated Trump on his victory, was swift to reject such an undiplomatic proposal.
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But he is also gaffe-prone and the progenitor of a series of undiplomatic comments about other peoples.
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He's completely undiplomatic, but he owns it to the point that it's not a weakness, but a strength.
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He's also made undiplomatic remarks about the United States and China, all key players in the country's politics.
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In interviews, they recall a three-decade career in government punctuated by scolding confrontations, intemperate critiques and undiplomatic remarks.
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Unlike many of them, she did not attend elite French universities; she uses undiplomatic slang in conversations with reporters.
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In the past, officials have described Trump's conversations with foreign leaders sometimes veering off into unguarded or undiplomatic territory.
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Trump's cranky, undiplomatic performance at his first NATO meeting led quickly to Europeans significantly increasing their contributions to NATO funding.
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He resolved, bravely, "to bring the present inside," knowing he faced the guillotine of public opinion for any undiplomatic moves.
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He was known as the most undiplomatic diplomat ever, with a rip-their-eyeballs-out, foaming-at-the-mouth style.
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"It was extremely undiplomatic and antagonistic," Frank McKenna, a former Canadian ambassador to the United States, wrote in an email.
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The sober foreign-policy types who cling on in his administration are scrambling to downplay such undiplomatic words and calm tempers.
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Global summits Trump has participated in have been packed with undiplomatic moments and exhausting negotiations with uncomfortable compromises for all involved.
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LONDON — Boris Johnson, Britain's new foreign secretary, has a quality unusual for a nation's top diplomat: He can be spectacularly undiplomatic.
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For Mr. Trump's advisers, the biggest risk as he visits the General Assembly today is not that he will be undiplomatic.
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Memo from Afghanistan KABUL, Afghanistan — The Afghan ambassador to Russia is known for his undiplomatic talk and his signature aviator glasses.
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The president's reported abrupt and undiplomatic telephone call with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was as disconcerting as it was inexplicable.
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Mr Pompeo has held some undiplomatic positions: against the Iran deal and in favour of regime change in North Korea, for instance.
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Critics had questioned the appointment of Mr. Johnson in the first place, noting his own history of undiplomatic and racially tinged remarks.
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Among the potential successors hunting for an opening is Boris Johnson, the country's top diplomat, who is however known for undiplomatic remarks.
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The state-sanctioned tabloid Global Times—seen as an unvarnished (and undiplomatic) riff on establishment views—ran an editorial warning India of hubris.
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One problem: Johnson has a wild history of making stunningly undiplomatic comments about world leaders — the people he will now have to work with.
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Combine that tweet with the weekend's Breitbart fiasco and it's clear that the fears that Grenell would prove an undiplomatic diplomat have been vindicated.
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Prior to becoming Trump's ambassador to Germany, Richard Grenell was a Republican operative with a history of making bombastic — one might even say "undiplomatic" — statements.
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That was just one of many undiplomatic comments over Johnson's career that made his appointment as foreign secretary the biggest surprise of the cabinet shakeup.
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And he's only adopting arguments and voicing frustrations expressed by his two most recent predecessors, albeit in a far less subtle, undiplomatic and Trumpian way.
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May's statement to Parliament in London as a "circus show," adopting a sneering and decidedly undiplomatic tone now in vogue among Russian diplomats and commentators.
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Trump advertised his diplomatic efforts in a series of rather undiplomatic tweets in which he promised to pay Rocky's bail (Sweden doesn't have a bail system).
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Dreher's objection to Trump's comments were aesthetic—"crude and undiplomatic," he called them—but on the moral side of the "shithole" equation, Trump had a point.
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The undiplomatic statements coming from both Ankara and Athens, however, reflect the derision and "winner takes all" attitude with which both governments treat their domestic opponents.
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" Brian McKeon, a senior policy official in the Pentagon during the Obama administration, said: "The in-your-face thing at the NATO headquarters was pretty undiplomatic.
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When the president of the United States announced via Twitter in October that he was withdrawing his troops from Syria, for Germany it was probably undiplomatic.
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The next morning, I told him that his way of welcoming me home was highly undiplomatic and that intensely questioning someone is not carrying on a conversation.
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As undiplomatic as Trump is, he appears not only to have gotten Kim's attention, but he might have found a way to slow him down a bit.
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And even countries that might have given the U.S. the benefit of the doubt have balked in recent months at the Trump administration's often undiplomatic 5G diplomacy.
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" In a wide-ranging speech Wednesday, Juncker blasted Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in pointedly undiplomatic language, demanding Turkey release jailed journalists and stop calling European leaders "Nazis.
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There is a vital debate, to be sure, about the future of NATO, but many commentators are simply offended by Trump&aposs undiplomatic approach in challenging our allies.
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What is most unusual, however, is to appoint someone who is pronouncedly undiplomatic and espouses extremist views on the politics of the country he will be sent to.
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Johnson was named foreign secretary less than a week ago, in a surprise appointment by new Prime Minister Theresa May, given the ex-London mayor's frequently undiplomatic comments.
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Officials were reportedly concerned that at the end of such a long trip, Trump would "get cranky, leading to unpredictable or undiplomatic behavior," according to the Washington Post.
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"Usually people unload with such undiplomatic language once they're outside of government," said Alberto Fernandez, vice president of the Middle East Media Research Institute and a former ambassador.
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Through it all, Mr. Giuliani's basic approach has been much the same: Peace can be achieved by showing strength, and diplomacy is sometimes best conducted by being undiplomatic.
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In "Surrender Is Not an Option," Bolton gives a minute-by-minute accounting of his time at the U.N., describing both foes and allies in strikingly undiplomatic language.
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Both are successful ex-prime ministers (of Portugal and New Zealand), who have run their UN briefs well: Ms Clark was undiplomatic, and brave, in pruning staff and budgets.
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The frustration with the Assad forces — and the Syrian leader's unwillingness to allow in humanitarian aid after insisting for months that he would — led to some surprisingly undiplomatic language.
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In fact, looking back at the highly undiplomatic barbs of the US's top diplomat in Germany, the freshly-minted Trump appointee Richard Grenell, Trump's actions in Quebec were even predictable.
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It amounts to a concerted effort to prevent Trump's conversations -- which officials have said sometimes veer off into unguarded or undiplomatic territory -- from becoming known to even those inside the administration.
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Neither man made any reference to these undiplomatic events during Thursday's appearance together in the gilded surroundings of the Quai d'Orsay, France's grand foreign ministry building on the banks of the Seine.
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In Washington the reaction was no better: five days later the new foreign secretary grinned his way sheepishly through a press conference as American journalists read from his litany of undiplomatic remarks.
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But Trump is yet to prove that his undiplomatic diplomacy is likely to address such crucial questions in an effective way, or that he is searching for anything more than a headline.
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She was speaking at a garden party at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, the same day that Prime Minister David Cameron was filmed making undiplomatic remarks to her about corruption in Nigeria and Afghanistan.
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The queen has been careful to keep her views to herself during her 64-year reign, but several other members of Britain's royal family have made undiplomatic comments about China in the past.
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Well-known for his provocative newspaper columns and undiplomatic language, below are some of Johnson's forthright comments: Earlier this year Johnson won a "President Erdogan Offensive Poetry competition" run by The Spectator magazine.
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"Mr Valls' undiplomatic exclamation has spread like wildfire in Gabon, and has further damaged Mr. Bongo's public image," he said in a note on Monday, while noting Ping's candidacy also had its critics.
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"Trump shot himself in the foot with his unabashedly undiplomatic United Nations General Assembly speech," said Lee Sung-yoon, a Korea expert at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - An unholy war of words has broken out among Vatican and Catholic officials over the Holy See's rapprochement with Communist China, with cardinals, archbishops and priests caught in an undiplomatic crossfire.
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But the approval of Belgium's regional assemblies was also required, and when Wallonia objected last week, Canada's international trade minister, Chrystia Freeland, walked out of the talks in Brussels with some undiplomatic, emotional language.
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US and Cuba have long history of undiplomatic relationsWhile the harm caused by most acoustic weapons is minimal, some experts said they are not aware of what kind of sound may have caused those symptoms.
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But this week he had a decidedly undiplomatic run-in with a world leader once renowned as a peaceful, democratic icon — Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi — over the fate of her country's persecuted Rohingya Muslim population.
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Before becoming defense minister, Mr. Lieberman, the leader of the ultranationalist Yisrael Beiteinu party and a former foreign minister known for undiplomatic bluster, strongly criticized the handling of Israel's 50-day war in Gaza in 2014.
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This week his top diplomat, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, followed his boss's undiplomatic footsteps, dissing Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May during a trip to the UK, comparing her unfavorably to her predecessor, the venerated Margaret Thatcher.
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President Donald Trump made an undiplomatic remark about close ally Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, saying he warned Saudi Arabia's King Salman he would not last in power "for two weeks" without the backing of the U.S. military.
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The latest undiplomatic flare up comes just before the anniversary of a human crush during last year's pilgrimage that left more than 2,400 people dead, including hundreds of Iranians, according to a count by The Associated Press.
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To make matters worse, Vice President Mike Pence, in a particularly undiplomatic flurry, lambasted European allies who have refused to follow the US lead and pull out of the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, known as JCPOA.
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In an op-ed titled "Madeleine Albright: My Undiplomatic Moment" posted Friday in The New York Times, the former U.S. Secretary of State addresses critiques of a recent speech she gave in Concord, New Hampshire on Feb. 73.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, who congratulated Trump on his victory, was swift to reject such an undiplomatic proposal, with a spokesman saying Britain already had an excellent ambassador to Washington and that London would appoint its own envoys.
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Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman had obtained direct access to the president by donating to Republican committees, and the recording suggests he spoke in front of them in a remarkably unfiltered and undiplomatic way, given their relative obscurity.
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Watch: Jon Stewart testifies for September 11 Victim Compensation Fund: "Accountability doesn't appear to be something that occurs in this chamber…I'm sorry if I sound angry and undiplomatic, but I am angry, and you should be too." pic.twitter.
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Johnson will also see U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in London on Tuesday, less than a week after the ex-London mayor known for his undiplomatic wit was surprisingly appointed as foreign secretary by incoming Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Duterte's scandalously undiplomatic invective was part of his profanity-laced reaction to reports that Obama would confront him about the appalling human toll of his so-called "war on drugs" that has killed more than 503,250 Filipinos in the past 22017 weeks.
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For Mr. Trump's advisers, the biggest risk at the United Nations General Assembly this year is the reverse of what it was last year: not that he will be dangerously undiplomatic, but that he will be overly enthusiastic about engagement with wily adversaries.
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Like other veterans of those fruitless negotiations, in both Democratic and Republican administrations, Mr. Indyk watched the early days of Mr. Trump's diplomacy with fascination and even muted hope — that this most undiplomatic of presidents might achieve a breakthrough where they had failed.
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The former London mayor, who has never previously held a cabinet post and is known for his undiplomatic language, was the most prominent figure in the campaign for Britain to leave the European Union that culminated in a vote for 'Brexit' on June 23.
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Wang Yi, the first Chinese foreign minister to visit Canada in seven years, has taken heat for what's been called an undiplomatic response to a reporter's question on China's human rights record and the ongoing imprisonment of Canadian Kevin Garrett, who is charged with espionage.
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Because even if you didn&apost like the president it would be undiplomatic and it wouldn&apost serve those interests because the real tangible measure of those interests is defined by a closer relationship with the United States rather than a relationship built on adversarial content.
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Whether it is kissing fish in a visit to Essex in eastern England or knocking a 10-year-old boy flying during an impromptu game of rugby during a trip to Japan in 2015, Johnson's antics and undiplomatic behavior have tended merely to enhance his reputation.
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This is illustrated in a number of his foreign policy moves -- such as his announcement that the United States will increase tariffs on steel and aluminum, his decision to move the American embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, and his undiplomatic and militaristic tweets on North Korea.
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" The Clinton surrogate came close to offering an apology in a New York Times op-ed posted Friday afternoon titled "Madeleine Albright: My Undiplomatic Moment," in which she reiterated her belief that women must help other women but said it "was the wrong time to use that line.
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OUR MAN Richard Holbrooke and the End of the American Century By George Packer Richard Holbrooke was a large man with gargantuan appetites — for food and women and movies and acclaim and, above all, diplomatic and undiplomatic maneuvering — appetites that struggled to feed an outsize ego that was matched only by his insecurities.
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John Bolton, an Undiplomatic Voice for American Might 3 Examples of John Bolton's Longtime Hard-Line Views How the Left and the Right Reacted to John Bolton as National Security Adviser It's the strongest trade action that the president has taken so far against a country he blames for lost American jobs and revenue.
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Her undiplomatic, sarcastic approach has won her many detractors in the West — "I have no idea why she remains so obsessed with me," McFaul wrote of her personal attacks in an email to BuzzFeed News, adding, "But she does seem obsessed" — but Zakharova admits that a lot of her work is aimed at the domestic Russian public.
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"While I admit that it was a bit undiplomatic of me to imply that a bunch of women were going to hell, I do want to be clear that there is also a special place in heaven for women who help one another, so that's why I'm very glad to be in this company tonight," she said.
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Just in the past two weeks, Trump precipitously withdrew U.S. troops from northeastern Syria and attacked America's Kurdish allies as "no angels," sparking outrage among GOP lawmakers; released a letter to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the undiplomatic language of which was widely mocked; called his former Defense secretary "the world's most overrated general;" and blew up at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi during a meeting the White House had called.
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AriesStrengths: courageous, determined, confident, enthusiastic, optimistic, honest, passionateWeaknesses: impatient, moody, short-tempered, impulsive, aggressive TaurusStrengths: reliable, patient, practical, devoted, responsible, stableWeaknesses: stubborn, possessive, uncompromising GeminiStrengths: gentle, affectionate, curious, adaptable, ability to learn quickly and exchange ideasWeaknesses: nervous, inconsistent, indecisive CancerStrengths: tenacious, highly imaginative, loyal, emotional, sympathetic, persuasiveWeaknesses: moody, pessimistic, suspicious, manipulative, insecure LeoStrengths: creative, passionate, generous, warm-hearted, cheerful, humorousWeaknesses: arrogant, stubborn, self-centered, lazy, inflexible VirgoStrengths: loyal, analytical, kind, hardworking, practicalWeaknesses: shyness, worry, overly critical of self and others, all work and no play LibraStrengths: cooperative, diplomatic, gracious, fair-minded, socialWeaknesses: indecisive, avoids confrontations, will carry a grudge, self-pity ScorpioStrengths: resourceful, brave, passionate, stubborn, a true friendWeaknesses: distrusting, jealous, secretive, violent SagittariusStrengths: generous, idealistic, great sense of humorWeaknesses: promises more than can deliver, very impatient, will say anything no matter how undiplomatic CapricornStrengths: responsible, disciplined, self-control, good managersWeaknesses: know-it-all, unforgiving, condescending, expecting the worst AquariusStrengths: Progressive, original, independent, humanitarianWeaknesses: Runs from emotional expression, temperamental, uncompromising, aloof PiscesStrengths: Compassionate, artistic, intuitive, gentle, wise, musicalWeaknesses: Fearful, overly trusting, sad, desire to escape reality, can be a victim or a martyr
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