Global equity markets lost nearly $220 trillion following his warlike rhetoric.
|
|
There have been banners depicting warlike Smurfs, and enormous, inflatable Vikings.
|
|
And yet we keep falling into those old warlike patterns. Why?
|
|
Middle-income countries are more warlike than very poor or rich ones.
|
|
He vowed a "warlike posture" should he find himself barraged with subpoenas.
|
|
But critics are concerned about Russia developing a warlike understanding of patriotism.
|
|
Does this position mean that what is most "spiritual" is most warlike?
|
|
But more neurotic, violent, warlike, obsessed, devious, creative, passionate, amorous, and so on.
|
|
The warlike attitude of the Indians in the Northwest undergoes a marvelous change.
|
|
This kind of warlike mentality also makes political compromise that much more difficult.
|
|
Kim and Trump traded crude personal insults and warlike threats to attack one another.
|
|
On Friday, the conservative pundit criticized 'chest-beaters' for 'making the usual warlike noises.
|
|
For instance, a biker group, Black Power, used a warlike haka to express solidarity.
|
|
" Adam Sundman displays photos of three adults splashed with warlike paint in "Dead Youth.
|
|
The new show delves into the the relationship between the Federation and the warlike Klingons.
|
|
Four months later, Trump and Democrats are showing just what that warlike posture looks like.
|
|
But the mood of the liberal base is warlike, particularly now that Trump appears wounded.
|
|
Another example of warlike code is the NotPetya "mock ransomware" attack that devastated Ukrainian businesses.
|
|
Mr. Trump's threat of a "warlike posture" toward investigations should neither intimidate nor bait them.
|
|
Maggie is training the Hilltop in the art of knife-throwing and other warlike activities.
|
|
Mars is an angry planet—warlike and passionate—but it's retrograde and not feeling like itself.
|
|
It can reserve armed intervention, and warlike sanctions, for purposes that are essential, legal and rare.
|
|
With important state elections looming in the coming months, it is useful for him to look warlike.
|
|
A MONTH before the first primary contest in Iowa, the Republican race is more warlike than wonkish.
|
|
The nerve, the gall,Three syllables and that's not allWicked, wily, wretched, weird,Warlike, wasteful, wayward, feared!
|
|
"If they do that, then it's just, all it is is a warlike posture," the president said.
|
|
I think our country is known around the world as perhaps the most warlike major country there is.
|
|
The present is warlike too; street vendors by the metro make one woman think of a "war film".
|
|
Dalio said the "warlike" trade talks have probably gotten to a point that is "discomforting" for the Chinese.
|
|
"While Cancers are sometimes seen as the soft and sensitive sign, they can also be very warlike," said Gat.
|
|
They have to compete for food, and groups of chimpanzees will sometimes even engage in warlike conflicts over territory.
|
|
North Korea routinely issues such warlike rhetoric or conducts weapons tests to respond to the U.S.-South Korean exercises.
|
|
The bad news is that it's populated by the warlike, tribal descendants of those left behind after the bombs dropped.
|
|
But the warlike posture on the border has intensified recently, as the troops set up base camps with concertina wire.
|
|
During such drills, North Korea has often escalated its warlike rhetoric and lashed out with missile and other weapons tests.
|
|
When music is applied to warlike ends, we tend to believe that it has been turned against its innocent nature.
|
|
"As a country, we must be clear to say we reject a warlike, military solution," Vizcarra told Reuters in New York.
|
|
Iran's warlike behavior in the region — supporting President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, arming Hezbollah and testing missiles — further discourages investment.
|
|
Or, is it that the Kim regime, a unique amalgamation of the weird and warlike, seeks peace and reform — like Vietnam?
|
|
It's not a matter of resolving the chaos, because there is something arrogant and warlike about putting the world in order.
|
|
President Trump gave a 90-minute news conference this morning, vowing to adopt a "warlike posture" if Democrats investigate his administration.
|
|
The unusual intramural conflict had the capital's full attention even as the United States and North Korea traded warlike nuclear threats.
|
|
Reading it helps me feel calmer when I look at the world: We're just warlike animals doing the best we can.
|
|
This actually helped my warlike ambitions, since I could tune my government and policies together to supporting those efforts for maximum effect.
|
|
"The anthropological evidence shows us that we are not warlike people," Kamienski tells me over the phone from his home in Poland.
|
|
A shield against "warlike" financial pressure and "brigandish" human rights condemnations, Kim wants Seoul to subsidize Pyongyang as the world sanctions it.
|
|
North Korea condemns all such drills as a rehearsal for an invasion and has often responded with warlike words, or missile tests.
|
|
The armory will become a less warlike place when the harrowing update of Federico Garcia Lorca's tragedy of infertility comes to term.
|
|
Dissent among Sunnis critical of domestic policies is silenced by invoking the warlike situation with Iran, especially the civil war in Yemen.
|
|
"We see this at various points, especially when the U.S. takes some kind of conflict or warlike action abroad," Ms. Shamsi said.
|
|
These are more explicit demonstrations of military muscle, but the sense that politics has become warlike has been brewing for a while.
|
|
North Korea condemns all such drills as rehearsals for an invasion, and it has often responded with warlike words, or with missile tests.
|
|
But he also promised to adopt "a warlike posture" if Congress investigated his political and financial dealings, and renewed his attack on reporters.
|
|
The same group showed that more violent and warlike traditional societies have a much higher incidence of left-handers than more pacifist societies.
|
|
Bigoted, warlike, stupid, planet hating, the cause of all oppression, tormentors of the marginalized, and responsible for past evils, that&aposs left-wing politics.
|
|
With so many warlike references and the promise of a new fortress America, walled off and fearful, we returned to Trump's true inner reality.
|
|
It further accused American sailors of firing recklessly at unarmed Chinese fishermen, leaving one of them dead, which it called "a shameless, warlike act".
|
|
"We are in a warlike situation and there is always a general threat but no specific threat alert was received for this place," he added.
|
|
A deeper challenge to localism, as fewer Americans get their news from the local press, is the warlike rhetoric that dominates our national news cycle.
|
|
As Christopher Isherwood put it, all the young people who were ashamed of never having fought in the war brought warlike simplicities to political life.
|
|
Even as Trump mused about working with Democrats, he was quick to promise a "warlike posture" if the Democratic controlled House opens investigations into his administration.
|
|
This notion is undermined by the Greeks describing the warlike Amazons as working mothers too busy to breastfeed, so they nourished their babies with mares' milk.
|
|
At a news conference in which he bickered with reporters, Mr. Trump offered to work with Democrats but threatened a "warlike" posture if they investigate him.
|
|
Could this be a recurring pattern throughout the universe, played out on much longer time scales: the older a civilization gets, the less warlike it becomes?
|
|
I don't really buy the argument that it implied a sort of warlike mentality or anything like that, but that was definitely part of its overall DNA.
|
|
Often SETI scientists have assumed that extraterrestrials who have survived long enough to make contact will have overcome any warlike traits they had earlier in their evolution.
|
|
Both assaults spread panic in parts of the city, caused evacuations and brought a level of warlike violence to the center of the country's ninth-largest city.
|
|
Being able to protect and care for a population under warlike conditions requires, among other things, planning, infrastructure changes and, not least, a substantial amount of money.
|
|
Yet as Washington and Pyongyang confront each other over the North's advancing nuclear weapons capability, the warlike rhetoric is escalating and, with it, the risk of conflict.
|
|
Later works, including "Hurlyburly" in 1984, brought the same coruscating moral vision to bear on other warlike ecosystems, like Hollywood, where he often worked as a screenwriter.
|
|
Others include a call for volunteers from "brotherly countries" to repel an invasion from the east and warnings that Veishnoriyans are "warlike beasts" who will not surrender.
|
|
In striking Syria, the president is keen to show his warmonger face to reassure his political opponents that he is no less warlike than his Russian counterpart.
|
|
Trump threatened "fire and fury" if North Korea made more threats, even though Kim Jong Un and his father before him have made warlike statements for decades.
|
|
Neither side is eager for war; but Iran is definitely eager to see sanctions relaxed, and has few ways of achieving that end which do not look warlike.
|
|
Even former Vice President Joe Biden, who is close to securing his spot as Trump's Democratic challenger in the 2020 election, described the coronavirus outbreak in warlike terms.
|
|
Two of the most interesting varieties of Trump fan art exemplify two ways that his fans think about him: in traditional, pastoral terms, and in apocalyptic, warlike ones.
|
|
Allies of the Trump administration often take a warlike stance toward any issue that poses a threat to the president's reputation, adopting the language of victimhood and grievance.
|
|
"In addition to restraining the warlike rhetoric, our leaders need to encourage talks between North Korea and other countries, especially China and Russia," he said in a statement.
|
|
For the past two years, Central American migrants have come to the United States in droves, fleeing warlike violence in their home countries to reach safety in the States.
|
|
The warlike talk emanating from Moscow could prove galvanic, inducing allied capitals to rouse themselves and harness their immense diplomatic and military potential to defend freedom of the sea.
|
|
He called for bipartisanship to keep the "American economic miracle alive," but later warned House Democrats that he will take a "warlike posture" if they try to investigate his administration.
|
|
Consider, for instance, how uncommon a sight a man weeping in public is for anything short of grief (or victory or defeat in athletics, whose warlike physical toll rationalizes catharsis).
|
|
The former, notably, developed in a region where resources were scarce, and became more territorial and warlike, while the latter had a much easier time finding food, leading to peaceful interactions.
|
|
The immediate consequences of this decision verged on the apocalyptic: The British economy imploded, villas and cities were abandoned to weeds, and the province was carved up among warlike tribal invaders.
|
|
Many of Trump's critics have been hoping for days that he would adopt a warlike footing to meet the rising crisis of the pandemic, which is now infecting thousands of Americans.
|
|
A day after his party lost control of the House, President Trump threatened to adopt a "warlike posture" if Democrats used their new power to investigate his financial and political dealings.
|
|
But even if the statements of Western governments and researchers are enough to convince courts of Russia's wrongdoing, does such an attack rise to the level of "hostile or warlike action"?
|
|
" 'Yankee Doodle' is now their paean, a favorite of favorites, played in their army, esteemed as warlike as the 'Grenadiers' march — it is the lover's spell, the nurse's lullaby," he wrote.
|
|
A tense standoff with the Klingons — a warlike enemy of the Federation — gives way to an even bigger crisis when the Enterprise is overrun by adorable fuzzy creatures known as tribbles.
|
|
The Post reported that Trump has been angry and annoyed recently over what he believes is "warlike planning" from his top advisers, including Bolton, who has advocated for regime change in Tehran.
|
|
A record number of women and children from Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala have poured across the southern border since 2014, fleeing warlike levels of gang violence and seeking asylum in the States.
|
|
It took place amid heightened tensions over the North's nuclear and missile tests and an exchange of warlike threats and personal insults between President Trump and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.
|
|
But that isn't anywhere near what keeps the spies and generals up at night, about how cyberattacks will transform war and create all these gray areas that aren't quite war but are warlike.
|
|
The Klingons, at least, seem to have gotten an upgrade — they're more warlike and menacing than ever, and we get a rare glimpse at what seems to be a royal Klingon burial ceremony.
|
|
The Huns primarily terrorized Europe and Central Asia in the fifth century, and the film conflates them with the Xiongnu, a warlike group of nomadic tribes who had by then assimilated into Chinese culture.
|
|
It's a basic setup, but Besson keeps returning to the idea that greeting a new culture in a spirit of cooperation with a firm handshake is preferable to greeting them in a warlike manner.
|
|
Inevitably, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) was forced to choose between love and morality, realizing that the warlike tendencies of his queen and lover, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke), wouldn't be slaked by her demolition of Kings Landing.
|
|
Another alien faction, the Cabal, made up of warlike mole people with big suits of armor and a society inspired by the Roman Empire, had claimed a beachhead by the water and ruined cars nearby.
|
|
During a combative news conference in which he tangled with reporters, Trump trumpeted his role in Republican gains in Tuesday's midterm congressional elections, and warned of a "warlike posture" in Washington if Democrats investigated him.
|
|
Their behavior takes the form of dances of warlike advance and retreat, cluster copulations, a mud wrestling competition (with a chocolate cake instead of mud) and the dreamy batting about of an immense illuminated ball.
|
|
After walkers forced her from a bridge into a waterway of some sort, she washed ashore to be discovered by the girls mentioned above: the bloodthirsty Rachel, the product of a warlike settlement, and Cyndie.
|
|
For the United States to seek to keep China down merely to preserve its place in the pecking order by, say, further balkanising the internet, is a recipe for a poorer, discordant—and possibly warlike—world.
|
|
Mr. Tillerson's comments, with the possible implication that the United States might use its armed forces to deny the Chinese access to the islands, garnered reactions including confusion, disbelief and warlike threats from analysts in China.
|
|
Prince Mohammed's intense and populist anti-Iranian rhetoric and promises to roll back Iranian influence in Bahrain, Yemen, Lebanon, Syria and Iraq are also aimed at creating a warlike situation in which internal dissent is silenced.
|
|
Instead the coalition urged the government to stop what it called "warlike operations", asked the international community to foster a political dialogue and called on Congo's population to participate in peaceful civil disobedience to end the crisis.
|
|
Nor do we share Plato's particular morality: his emphasis on austerity and the warlike virtues is foreign to our commercial democracy, and so we don't particularly care whether writers praise or disparage the virtue of self-control.
|
|
The Panmunjom talks will be the first high-level inter-Korean dialogue in more than two years, coming after months of warlike threats from both North Korea and the United States over the North's nuclear weapons program.
|
|
One way to understand the upheavals of the past decade, manifest in political populism and the surge in talk about "post-truth" and "fake news," is as the penetration of warlike mobilization and propaganda into our democracies.
|
|
"He's someone who's not used to being in warlike circumstances, yet he finds himself in the middle of this really intense situation," says Ahmed in PEOPLE's Stars Wars: The Secrets of Rogue One special issue of his character.
|
|
The Obama administration's interventionism went beyond the Middle East with Clinton ally and uber hawk Victoria Nuland helping to instigate a 2014 coup in Ukraine, assuming a warlike posture toward Russia that animates the Democratic Party still today.
|
|
Pelosi added Thursday that Congress' role as a check on the executive branch "shouldn't be a cause of any concern" after Trump warned Democrats that he would go to "a warlike posture" if they were to begin investigating him.
|
|
Together, advances in armaments and warlike rhetorical blasts have greeted American offers to negotiate, bribe, reward or deter North Korea away from pursuing the ultimate weapon, with which to threaten East Asia, the United States and indeed the world.
|
|
Events have moved quickly since Kim Jong Un made a conciliatory New Year's address at the end of last year, with Trump in March accepting Kim's invitation to meet following months of sharply rising tension and warlike rhetoric between the two.
|
|
The day after Republicans lost the House majority in November, suffering major losses in once-safe suburban districts, a defiant President Donald Trump stood in the White House East Room and threatened a "warlike posture" if Democrats launched investigations into him.
|
|
But on Sunday, the same day the United States and South Korea started joint annual military drills, which usually draws warlike rhetoric and even missile tests from the North, South Korean K-pop singers were allowed to perform in Pyongyang.
|
|
CHANGE OF TONE An abrupt change in Cuban rhetoric came last month when President Miguel Diaz-Canel, who replaced Raul Castro a year ago, denounced a speech by Trump as high-handed, cynical, immoral, threatening, offensive, interfering, hypocritical, warlike and dirty.
|
|
Whether or not President Trump and his team can compartmentalize the inevitable House investigations by avoiding a "warlike posture" for the sake of cooperation in other areas will be a key determinant of the tenor of the next two years.
|
|
" Zurich, their insurer, refused to pay, citing an exclusion for "hostile or warlike action in time of peace or war... by any government or sovereign power, military, naval or air force, or agent or authority of any party specified above.
|
|
It's the same warlike strategy Trump has employed throughout his presidency: complain relentlessly about partisan constraints on his power, furiously berate political opponents, and use the victim card to bond with Americans who feel similarly betrayed by the political system.
|
|
That is partly because of the growing threat to Japan posed by a nuclear, warlike North Korea under Kim Jong Un. But Mr Abe has also helped convince his people that both the economic and the security threats from China are existential.
|
|
Though the sculpture was much derided at the time for its warlike or imperial connotations—Roszak depicts the bird poised on the edge of the building ready for flight, as if to hunt—it is an angular, jagged take on the national emblem.
|
|
The President already reacted with fury to the notion of a new era of scrutiny from Democrats, promising a "warlike" posture if it took place, and hinted he could use the mechanisms of government to investigate them during a news conference last week.
|
|
WASHINGTON — President Trump threatened on Wednesday to adopt a "warlike posture" against Democrats if they use their newly won control of the House to investigate his financial and political dealings, drawing a line at the start of a new era of divided government.
|
|
Those cast the election in warlike terms: the police had been provided with body bags; hundreds of grenades had been transported in an aircraft on a "suspicious mission"; the government was secretly planning to switch off electronic devices used to identify voters.
|
|
So when the chief justice used warlike language on Saturday to denounce the idea of an independent judiciary and other cherished liberal principles, warning judges not to fall into the "trap" of "Western" ideology, observers in China and abroad were shocked and dismayed.
|
|
Mournful 19th-century obituaries for Old Jack, the swan who lived at the seat of the monarch at Old Buckingham House, relate how his decades-long reign over his pond was brought to an untimely end by a gang of warlike Polish geese.
|
|
As the old guard of globalists departs Congress, the only congressional Republicans left with the foreign policy credibility to check Donald Trump are those who feel he isn't warlike enough: Tom Cotton, Marco Rubio, Lindsey Graham—ultrahawks eager for more American military intervention abroad.
|
|
Though I see Sehgal's work as totally peaceful, beautiful, loving, and subtle — basically the opposite of violent, destructive, or containing any warlike overtures whatsoever — there remained an inkling in me that hinted at some sort of broader historical and social coefficient to the artist's work.
|
|
According to administration officials who spoke to the Washington Post and the New York Times, Trump is unhappy with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton, displeased by what he sees as their "warlike planning" in response to intelligence about Iran.
|
|
To summarize: according to Grant, all of Western civilization was created by a race of tall, blond, warlike people who ventured down from Northern Europe every so often to help start great cultures, such as ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, before retiring into their northern forests.
|
|
In early August, after Trump and Kim Jong-un began exchanging warlike noises, Mattis and Tillerson responded by writing a joint op-ed in The Wall Street Journal, emphasizing that "diplomatic and economic pressure" were the administration's chief tools, not the "fire and fury" Trump had promised.
|
|
Ri is 63 years old, 21 years younger than his predecessor, Ri Myong Su. With Pyongyang and Washington in nuclear talks, U.S. officials believe there was some dissent in the North Korean military about the negotiations, a complete reversal of Kim's years-long pursuit of nuclear weapons and warlike rhetoric.
|
|
Whether it's the famously warlike atmosphere of Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now, or the "unbearable conditions" reported by the actors of the Palme D'Or–winning Blue Is the Warmest Color, many of the most highly praised films are those that display, in their "craft," an adherence to hypermasculine ideals of power.
|
|
But you can see why he might be interested: he loves these summits for reasons of ego and vanity, he can demonstrate to the Europeans that he can do diplomacy, he can outflank the Democrats who have criticized his warlike position on Iran without giving up much in return or loosening sanctions.
|
|
Uncertainty over North Korea's participation had cast a shadow over plans for the PyeongChang Olympics in late 2017, as North Korea accelerated its nuclear and missile programs and the Trump Administration exchanged warlike insults with leader Kim Jong Un. The host city is just 50 miles from the militarized border between the two Koreas.
|
|
"Those young brides whose husbands have fled to Europe and who are not allowed to join them may be in an extremely difficult and precarious position, as they may well be left behind in warlike conditions," Moors told me, arguing that the Netherlands should interview each girl as Germany does to figure out which marriages are forced and which the girls have chosen for themselves.
|
|
He is a mostly passive participant in all the major events of the elaborately detailed plot, as he encounters dodgy aristocrats, artists manqués—in Jenkins's world no one is ever quite first rate, and quite a few are hapless failures— aspiring politicians and expiring relatives, femmes fatales, money men and wastrels, peace-loving soldiers and warlike civilians: a latter-day Vanity Fair, in other words.
|
|
Note this carefully: If Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE is the Democratic nominee, he will campaign hard in those three swing states with a message that Trump has maintained a warlike posture in the Middle East.
|
|
While President Donald Trump has defiantly vowed to adopt a "warlike posture" should he face a barrage of investigations from House Democrats, Pompeo can be sure to expect a request to appear before the House Foreign Affairs Committee in the near future, according to Engel, who said he plans to make it very clear that he expects the top US diplomat to work with lawmakers rather than keeping them in the dark.
|
|