And just so you know, "Woody Allen" are fighting words.
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Predictably, Trump fired back with some fighting words of his own.
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On Tuesday, those fighting words will be put to the test.
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When "fighting words" became exempt from protection under the Chaplinsky v.
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Some analysts chalk up the fighting words to an opening gambit.
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It has fighting words for the incoming administration of Donald Trump.
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There are also some nebulous court rulings about "fighting words" and obscenity.
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Is it just us, or do those sound like some fighting words?
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What kind of fighting words might be uttered on national TV tonight?
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It comes as smaller competitors, like Oracle, have had fighting words for Amazon.
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At the same time, I was pretty sure that 18A was FIGHTING WORDS.
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Social Security policy has already prompted some presidential contenders to resort to fighting words.
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Negan sidesteps the fighting words, however, and instead reveals his own affection for Carl.
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Maybe. But the fighting-words doctrine has fallen out of favor with the courts.
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And the whole time Mr. Kim has kept up his own barrage of fighting words.
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"It's fighting words," he said, to tell someone they're not really part of their tribe.
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Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull had some fighting words to say on the situation in Brussels.
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The fighting words doctrine was later tested by the justices in the 1992 case RAV v.
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In 1942, the Supreme Court ruled that "fighting words" are not protected under the First Amendment.
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So they've drastically narrowed their interpretation of fighting words to insults directed on the personal level.
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The remaining candidates should emulate his fighting words — and try to win him to their side.
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I used fighting words because I believe that God decides the value of the lives of babies.
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"Most fighting-words cases involve one-on-one, face-to-face insults," Hudson wrote in an email.
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That did not happen, so I'll put it out there for anyone who needs some fighting words.
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We already restrict speech in cases of libel, fighting words, in professional settings, and with regard to commerce.
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FIGHTING WORDS: The Bold American Journalists Who Brought the World Home Between the Wars, by Nancy F. Cott.
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This may sound innocuous enough, but to a certain subset of "Green Gables" fans, those are fighting words.
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But for Louisiana, the nation's top producer of all things made from alligator skin, those were fighting words.
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No, these words are fighting words, the kind that get you labeled an "antihero" when you're a lead character.
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These are fighting words to members of the upper chamber, who greatly value their time off in the summer.
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New Hampshire that certain "fighting words," which would tend to incite violence, are not protected under the First Amendment.
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New Hampshire established speech that incites another to violence such as "fighting words" is not protected under the U.S. Constitution.
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Nielsen responded that "calling me a liar are fighting words," and defended herself as Gutierrez walked out of the room.
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Just as fighting words, threats and inciting immediate violence are not protected forms of expression, neither is cruelty against animals.
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His first fighting words as Commander-in-Chief were aimed at everyone connected with the fat and happy Washington establishment.
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In the ensuing hours, fighting words were exchanged between Jones and several other Facebook users, critical of the woman's online barb.
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These are fighting words for a company that has spent the past months battling boycotts and a whirlwind of negative press.
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They're also fighting words, considering Tyga has never been a fan of hearing his girlfriend's name appear on other rapper's tracks.
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These are fighting words: They mean knowing the enemy, which is the first step to taking up arms against the enemy.
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You may remember Tim Cook's 2014 keynote where he described Android as a "toxic hellstew" — fighting words if ever I heard them.
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The lack of fighting words from congressional GOP leaders — who just want to move on — could suggest quiet movement toward an agreement.
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These could be considered "fighting words," a category of speech that the Supreme Court has said has no value to American democracy.
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The Supreme Court agreed that such an action met all three hurdles and constituted fighting words, but they overturned his conviction anyway.
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Fighting words indeed, but the conditions that forced Uber's exit from China simply don't exist in Southeast Asia which weakens the comparison.
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They were fighting words, and Kiraly surely meant them, but there was no way, for now, that they could ease the pain.
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When she won Best Supporting Actress for Julia, Redgrave threw around some strong fighting words, which were met with boos and hisses.
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These could be interpreted as fighting words because they are profanities directed at certain individuals that would lead a reasonable person to retaliate.
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Markets' first move has been to price in the impact of Trump's promised stimulus while largely overlooking his previous fighting words on trade.
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Fighting words, perhaps, for a staff fundraiser—but hyperbole is the name of the game at the Liberia National Police (LNP) Queen Contest.
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Those are fighting words coming from the co-owner of a kosher restaurant, where swine is eschewed and dairy kept away from meat.
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Fighting Words is a column in which writers share their sometimes unpopular but always well-argued opinions on health, wellness, politics, and more.
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There are exceptions for libel, incitement, obscenity and fighting words, and one for "true threats," which is at issue in Mr. Knox's case.
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Both sides need to dial back the fighting words, resist the temptation to finger-point and find a creative way through this minefield.
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If you want to get him on your side, you'll have to drop the fighting words and instead use language he'll be able to hear.
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Biden walked those fighting words back on Monday—a bit: "I want to make it clear I understand what assault is," he said in Ohio.
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Jada Pinkett Smith admitted she and Will Smith's ex-wife Sheree Fletcher have engaged in some "fighting words," but now they have a close relationship.
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And I did a study on what are called fighting words—words that are said from one person to another that lead to immediate violence.
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But there was a direct line between the fighting words on campus, the suppression of speech and the angry mob that gave me a concussion.
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Fighting Words is a column in which writers rub you the wrong way with their unpopular but well-argued opinions on fitness, health, nutrition, what have you.
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" Its lyrics asked the hosts how they liked being "bossed around" in their own house and ended with the ultimate fighting words: "Maradona is greater than Pele!
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" But Lee's mind -- his grasp of philosophy and his willpower -- was the engine that powered his physical prowess, says Bruce Thomas, author of "Bruce Lee: Fighting Words.
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OTTAWA — They weren't quite fighting words, but the recent speech by Canada's foreign minister in Parliament revealed the growing chasm between the country and its powerful neighbor.
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" Judge Richard Posner, a conservative on the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, called Scalia's comments "fighting words" of a kind that might be "quoted in campaign ads.
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Fighting Words is a column in which writers rub you the wrong way with their unpopular but well-argued opinions on fitness, health, nutrition, love, what have you.
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True threats, like obscenity, child pornography and fighting words, are one of the very few categories of speech not protected by the First Amendment to the US Constitution.
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In Wednesday's heated exchange between Miller and CNN's Jim Acosta, the nation watched these famous lines become "fighting words," but in fact, they have been just that for years.
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Adina Hoffman's superb " Ben Hecht: Fighting Words, Moving Pictures " (in the Yale Jewish Lives series) loads Hecht's staggering contradictions into a compact but abounding two hundred and twenty pages.
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But over the years, Supreme Court justices have shown an aversion to the "fighting words" doctrine, out of concern that it might be used to suppress protected political speech.
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Terms such as "Spic" or "Polack," which used to be fighting words back in the day, now elicit blank stares and confusion when mentioned to teenagers, millennials or Gen Xers.
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For instance, there is an exception for "fighting words" — face-to-face personal insults addressed to a specific person, of the sort that are likely to start an immediate fight.
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While arguably most people like the fantasy show, we commend him for being brave enough to spew a few fighting words to one of the fiercest fan bases out there.
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In tweets on Tuesday and Wednesday, Ms. Oates questioned what purpose the closings would serve and said they "would only hurt artists" — fighting words that have set off a debate.
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At Business of Fashion's "The Future of the Red Carpet" panel on Monday, Hollywood's most in-demand dressers had some fighting words for 55-year-old Gabbana and his dig at Gomez.
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Stewart launched his Senate run exactly one month after barely losing Virginia's GOP gubernatorial primary to former Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie with fighting words for Kaine and the GOP alike.
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Those are fighting words in the polling world, since these adjustments turned out to be totally wrong — President Obama ultimately won re-election by an even wider margin than polling had predicted.
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Well, Jon's got some fighting words of his own ... and blasted D.C. as a crybaby who's destined for another ass whooping when they step into the Octagon at UFC 200 on July 9th.
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But even if there weren't any people about to engage in battle, those signs displayed fighting words: Flashing insistently overhead, the messages were impossible to ignore, an advertisement in the language of resistance.
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Those are fighting words to holders of the Cofina bonds, who say that they have a property interest in the sales taxes and that "invading" their lockbox would violate the Constitution's "takings" clause.
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Fighting words: Former contestant on the Apprentice and one of President Trump's White House Aides, Omarosa Manigault-Newman sparked controversy over the weekend at the National Association of Black Journalists' Convention in New Orleans.
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Those are fighting words in a state where libertarianism runs deep, and where a decades-long tradition of cutting taxes has maintained some of the lowest corporate and personal income taxes in the nation.
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Edano's fighting words, however, mark a contrast from the failed Democratic Party's stance in recent polls, when it aimed only to keep Abe's coalition from winning a two-thirds "super majority" rather than ousting it.
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Throughout history, a country welcoming a weaker currency has been seen as using fighting words in the world trade arena, and Mnuchin's weak dollar comments complement the "America first" trade policies of the Trump administration.
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But Zinke, a former House Republican, didn't take kindly to the Democrats' fighting words, responding with a personal attack against Grijalva — who's been known to be a regular at a Capitol Hill neighborhood bar, Tune Inn.
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Then, arguably overplaying their hands, Sixtus "Baggio" Leung and Yau Wai-ching, two rookie legislators-elect and avowed proponents of full independence, let out a couple of fighting words during their oath-taking ceremony before LegCo.
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Drake has been pretty quiet on his upcoming album Views From the 6—although his recent track "Summer Sixteen" suggested he had fighting words ready for anyone with doubts—there's no doubt it's on the way.
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In general, for someone to prove that language is not protected under the "fighting words" doctrine of the First Amendment, they have to show three things: first, that the language is, in fact, an insulting epithet.
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Watch more from Tonic: Ariel Henley's Fighting Words on Disabilities in the Media In more than a few ways, the public health landscape for vaccines in the US today resembles that of Australia in the early 1990s.
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" Scaramucci even offered some literal fighting words, saying, "I'll tell you who he's going to be president of—you can tell Donald I said this—the Queens County bullies association... You're an inherited-money dude from Queens County.
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They had tethered their barking dog to a stake and hung a set of prayer flags from the open trunk of their S.U.V., but now they were packing up — silently at first, and then with hard, fighting words.
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Hemsworth, on the other hand, is leaning on his family, and one family member in particular — his sister-in-law Elsa Pataky, who is married to brother Chris Hemsworth — had some fighting words to say in his defense.
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That is the fundamental issue here, and when you start denying that to women across America, those are fighting words because these women believe that they have to make this decision, they have the right to make this decision.
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" The Supreme Court upheld the conviction, ruling that the words were not protected by the First Amendment, because they were "fighting words," which "by their very utterance inflict injury or tend to incite an immediate breach of the peace.
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Nonfiction BEN HECHT Fighting Words, Moving Pictures By Adina Hoffman THE NOTORIOUS BEN HECHT Iconoclastic Writer and Militant Zionist By Julien Gorbach For understandable reasons, biographies about Ben Hecht have focused almost exclusively on his screenwriting career in Hollywood.
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Although the two had an emotional chat for Pinkett Smith's debut episode of her new show Red Table Talk, the women remembered one instance in which they traded "fighting words" on the phone shortly after the actress started dating Smith.
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The First Amendment protects freedom of speech -- including speech that may be offensive -- but not true threats, incitements to violence, fighting words or harassment, said Tori Ekstrand, a professor at the University of North Carolina's school of media and journalism.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the Louisiana-born MC is currently locked up at the Atlanta City Detention Center, where he's been booked for three misdemeanors -- possession of weed (less than an ounce), use of fighting words and physical obstruction with another.
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But there's also the possibility that the hazardous combination of two nuclear powers, the US and North Korea, each led by a bombastic, aggressive leader spouting fighting words to compensate for domestic weakness, could increase the chances of dangerous miscalculations and unpredictable outcomes.
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WASHINGTON, March 30 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump had fighting words on Thursday for conservative members of his own Republican Party who helped block a White House-backed healthcare bill last week, saying the House Freedom Caucus will hurt the party's agenda.
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The "fighting words" doctrine represents a gray area of constitutional law, but several legal experts I talked to last year said that many white supremacists in Charlottesville crossed that line when they began chanting racial and homophobic slurs to specific people on the streets.
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The promo also gives a sneak peek into Jax and Brittany's inevitable romantic drama, including her parents pressuring him to propose (something that Jax insists he wants to do "soon") and Jax exchanging fighting words (what else is new?) with Brittany's hometown best friend.
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The nation's high court confirmed an important free speech doctrine that only "fighting words" can legitimately be banned without violating the First Amendment and that even the display of a Nazi swastika in a village occupied by numerous Holocaust survivors is permitted under the US Constitution.
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Clinton used the opportunity in the final days before Super Tuesday to argue a Republican president would wreck the economy, dismantle Mr. Obama's signature achievements, and make the country less safe — fighting words in a state where conservative radio dominates and Donald J. Trump has drawn enthusiastic crowds.
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" (For someone who talks about money as much as Trump, them's fighting words.) How Trump feels about them: While Trump went through a period of, shall we say, ambivalence about his German heritage -- more about this shortly -- he declared in the 2014 documentary "Kings of Kallstadt": "I love Kallstadt.
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Even offensive and hateful speech is permissible under the Supreme Court's expansive conception of free expression, unless it intrudes on one of a few very narrow carve-outs including direct incitement to violence or so-called "fighting words"—epithets uttered in someone's face that could spark a brawl.
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Here are some examples Hudson points to when state courts have found certain language not protected under the fighting words doctrine: In 1999, a Minnesota appeals court found that calling a police officer a white, racist "motherfucker" and wishing his mother would die was not considered free speech.
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"Ben Hecht: Fighting Words, Moving Pictures," by Adina Hoffman, an accomplished literary biographer, and "The Notorious Ben Hecht: Iconoclastic Writer and Militant Zionist," by the first-time author Julien Gorbach, a crime reporter turned journalism professor, both play down Hecht's screenwriting in order to dig more deeply into his relatively unexplored Jewish side.
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For all the raised voices and passion, though, it was former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid who brought the fighting words, conjuring an extended metaphor about boxing to make the case that Hillary Clinton is the only person in the presidential race, and the Democrats the only major political party in the country, looking out for the middle class.
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But those reports were only amplified on Sunday when CBS broadcast a "60 Minutes" interview with Mr. Trump in which the president said that Mr. Mattis "may leave" and "I think he's sort of a Democrat, if you want to know the truth" — fighting words in a month when the president has accused Democrats of being an "angry, left-wing mob" bent on destroying the country.
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