When you talk about Germany, literally, Putin is a hostile regime, Russia is a hostile regime, or Putin a hostile actor.
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Check. The Russian leader read these and other measures as hostile to nationalism, hostile to Russia and personally hostile to him.
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You are hostile to the doctors, you are hostile to the nurses.
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They are a hostile regime and he is hostile on the world stage.
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Values on these feeling thermometers range from "least hostile" to "most hostile" feelings.
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How did they infiltrate these hostile environments and hostile systems and turn them around?
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Economically, all its principles have long since hardened into reflexive gestures — hostile to regulation, hostile to taxes, hostile to social spending — driven by extremist donors and a radicalized base.
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On social media, responses to this idea have ranged from hostile to very hostile indeed.
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"WikiLeaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service," he declared Thursday.
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"WikiLeaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service," Mr. Pompeo said.
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"The best defense against a hostile president, a hostile congress, and now a hostile Supreme Court is a state-level offense," says Andrea Miller, president of the National Institute for Reproductive Health (NIRH).
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You can also compare levels of approval at the "least hostile" and "most hostile" points of the graphs.
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And reality quickly struck back, in the form of disease, starvation, hostile natives and even more hostile Spaniards.
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An unsolicited bid by PPG would be considered hostile by Akzo, which has protective measures against hostile takeovers.
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"WikiLeaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service," he said last April.
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"Kraken left New York because New York is hostile to crypto and this 'questionnaire' we received today proves that New York is not only hostile to crypto, it is hostile to business," he said.
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You also have wiggle room, though, if you really want it: Hostile disengagement is less volatile than hostile engagement.
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Mississippi has always been a pretty hostile environment, but when I first started, it wasn't as hostile at this facility.
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Since 2006, around 2,177 U.S. troops were killed in Iraq – 0823,756 in "hostile" circumstances and 421 in "non-hostile" circumstances.
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The war of words between Gannett and MediaNews, which put the "hostile" into "hostile takeover," continued even after the vote.
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It is hostile to expertise and reasoned argument, hostile to procedural norms of liberal democracy, anti-free press, and increasingly ethnonationalist.
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And in just the past decade, as the above graphic shows, the number of "hostile" or "very hostile" states has skyrocketed.
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General William Tecumseh Sherman announced, "we are not only fighting hostile armies but a hostile people," and waged war on them in turn.
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Apparently either I accidentally hit Billy with my gunfire, or firing near him flagged him hostile, or some bug occurred, but he turned hostile.
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The MSPB judges can be hostile towards whistleblowers, and in the cases I have litigated within MSPB, the judges were hostile to my clients.
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Abortion access Already, 57 percent of U.S. women of reproductive age live in states Guttmacher classifies as hostile or very hostile to abortion rights.
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He pitched a method that was more hostile to immigrants and foreign trade deals and less hostile to Social Security and Medicare than Romney's.
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Weather curtailed his surprise trip to the Korean Demilitarized Zone, but that may have been a blessing, since hostile words might have prompted hostile action.
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"Go to the window and take a big L E A P out of it" is definitely hostile, but it doesn't include any particularly hostile words.
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But even still, the Rebel was easily the most hostile experience in my professional life, so hostile that I wasn't able to do any actual reporting.
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This year is now the deadliest for that mission, with 12 hostile deaths and three in non-hostile circumstances, in addition to the two announced Wednesday.
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Last year, 16 U.S. service members died in training accidents in non-hostile environments, while 15 died in hostile action, according to figures from the Pentagon.
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Benevolent sexism is supposed to protect women from hostile sexism, and hostile sexism is supposed to keep women in line with the ideals of benevolent sexism.
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" And the rule of the use of force (RUF) authorizes military personnel to "exercise individual self-defense in response to a hostile act or demonstrated hostile intent.
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" And the rule of the use of force (RUF) authorizes military personnel to "exercise individual self-defense in response to a hostile act or demonstrated hostile intent.
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The gunman had professed views that were hostile toward Republicans, and the episode led to a short-lived call among lawmakers to de-escalate Washington's increasingly hostile rhetoric.
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Eight of the 24.1 states with the highest search rates for self-induced abortions are considered by the Guttmacher Institute to be hostile or very hostile to abortion.
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An unsolicited bid by PPG would be considered hostile by the company, which has protective measures against hostile takeovers which were adopted in 1926 but have never been tested.
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Old stereotypes — fearless pioneers, hostile natives — are banished.
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" 'Hostile, extremist agenda' Emmanuel Nahshon, Spokesman for the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the decision was made "due to the hostile, extremist, and anti-Israel agenda of the organization.
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The biggest is Melrose Industries 8 billion-pound hostile offer for aerospace and automotive parts supplier GKN , which was Britain's largest hostile bid since Kraft swooped on Cadbury in 13.
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The Guttmacher Institute considers four of the five states that border Illinois to be "extremely hostile" to abortion (red in the chart below); the fifth, Iowa, is considered merely "hostile" (orange).
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Media outlets that would never knowingly publish documents stolen by a hostile Russian power have had no compunction publishing documents stolen by a hostile Western power and then laundered through WikiLeaks.
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" It said they had admitted to collaborating with parties "hostile to the kingdom," recruited government employees to give them confidential information and given "financial and moral support to hostile elements abroad.
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" He called the UN report "hostile, false and incorrect.
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" Witness the hostile customers in Sean Skelton's "Pure Fluff.
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"Our military will not receive combat pay or hostile-fire pay as they are not deploying to a combat area, nor are they expected to be subject to hostile fire," Manning said.
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Develop proposals for new legislative powers against hostile state activity, including the ability detain those suspected of hostile state activity at the U.K. border, a power currently available only against terrorism suspects.
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"I don't think it's the only way but certainly in the face of a hostile White House and a hostile Congress, the courts are an essential component of the fight," Gerrard said.
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In an October 2016 report, Pew found that Trump voters were decisively more hostile to both free trade agreements and immigration than the general public, and much more hostile than Clinton supporters.
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You identify "hostile nations like Russia" or "hostile groups like ISIS," but make no mention of homegrown people and groups having more than a rooting interest in who controls the American government.
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The rise of political movements like Donald Trump's, which are basically hostile to the idea of helping foreigners, suggest that Western citizens are becoming more hostile to programs that might benefit the world.
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Many Germans remain hostile to banks after the financial crash.
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Clinton and worried about — if not hostile to — Mr. Sanders.
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The generated welfare recipients looked lazier, more hostile, and unattractive.
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A tale of brave, lonely men facing a hostile world
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So that was seen as unabashedly hostile and completely unjustified.
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Foreign leaders, both friendly and hostile, are openly mocking Trump.
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Trump this year continued his hostile posture toward the press.
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The system itself is too hostile for them to survive.
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BECKY QUICK: It was never intended as a hostile offer?
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Others may be initially hostile and unaccepting but ultimately understanding.
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Remember that, at least initially, this was a hostile merger.
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Iran responded by cautioning the U.S. against any hostile actions.
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But even that's a place that feels just as hostile.
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So queer men experience London as a hostile, straight environment?
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Idlib is dominated by jihadist rebel groups hostile to him.
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The next council may be even more hostile toward Musk.
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Capó Crucet described the interaction as hostile, surreal and strange.
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That Mr Macron's political opponents remain hostile is no surprise.
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Plastic and other debris block sunlight and spread hostile bacteria.
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At the time, I thought it was a hostile environment.
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Idlib is controlled by jihadi rebel groups hostile to ISIS.
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Russian state media have adopted a hostile tone towards Ankara.
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"Voatz has been very hostile towards security research," Hursti said.
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New York can be downright hostile for fat people, too.
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Trump has been hostile toward U.S. involvement since the beginning.
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"We are not a hostile country any more," he said.
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The country has not always been hostile terrain for outsiders.
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Syria: The Syrian government is still quite hostile to Israel.
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"I had some hostile questions," Trump said on Fox News.
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A hostile hangover makes fertile turf for an activist investor.
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Ot is Russia, the hostile power that attacked American democracy.
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But if we did, do you think they'd be hostile?
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Still, not every lawmaker was so hostile to Facebook's project.
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But on both sides you need more than hostile rhetoric.
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If he becomes president he will face a hostile congress.
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The capitalists The fourth subset of reviews is more hostile.
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The relationship between trolls and mainstream culture is ostensibly hostile.
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" Trump tweeted, "Turned her down twice and she went hostile.
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It's not the first time I've faced a hostile audience.
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Facebook pledged to make itself a "hostile environment" for terrorists.
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The U.S. FDA has been hostile toward the Oxitec product.
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She senses people are giving her hostile glances in stores.
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Many policies hostile to women's health predate the Trump administration.
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The government itself is also becoming less hostile to gays.
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Maybe the number neighborhood will be less hostile by then.
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Perhaps Qatar should be called in as a hostile witness.
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He is waging an attempted hostile takeover of the GOP.
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They described a hostile corporate culture where sexual harassment flourished.
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Agency employees have likely taken note of Trump's hostile rhetoric.
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With the failed coup, ties are close to openly hostile.
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Arrive too early, and they'll face a hostile winter chill.
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Other employers, however, are not so hostile to American workers.
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We must create a culture that's hostile to drug abuse.
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Even at a memorial service, he was in hostile territory.
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"looking at" reversing the Obama administration's hostile response to Russia's
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Unfortunately, the current administration is hostile to a broad overhaul.
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Afghanistan, to the north, has long been a hostile neighbour.
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Overtly hostile opinions do surface publicly from time to time.
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We want Facebook to be a hostile environment for terrorists.
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Just how hostile was demonstrated last month, following Israel's Jan.
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Uniper has considered the bid as hostile and too low.
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They also planned defense against hostile tribes and French Canada.
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Second, the global political climate has become hostile to offshoring.
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That doesn't mean he won't be hostile to abortion rights.
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Other states' efforts have contended with courts and hostile governors.
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Trump is openly hostile to any constraints on his power.
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America's national security trumps presidential bonding with hostile Asian dictators.
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Conwert has described Adler's call as hostile to other shareholders.
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"Republicans will probably be pretty hostile to it," said Vale.
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Comcast hasn't shied away from hostile offers in the past.
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"It's pretty hostile out there, I must say," McIlroy said.
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Some customers considered those changes shocking, even downright hostile acts.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin called the list a "hostile step."
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo called the EPA's proposal "hostile".
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We allowed that hostile takeover to happen on our watch.
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Aurora launched a hostile takeover bid for CanniMed in November.
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He seemed taken aback by Justice Gorsuch's repeated hostile questions.
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I don't want to create a hostile environment for myself.
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Why does Mr. Trump remain so hostile toward the agreement?
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Many of Kenneally's subjects find the world hostile and threatening.
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" In another: "What makes them become this defensive and hostile?
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Damascus has seldom encountered hostile foreign armies in the war.
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The hostile takeover bid is dead, killed by President Trump.
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On Monday, President Trump blocked Broadcom's hostile bid for Qualcomm.
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And Republican voters are profoundly hostile toward the mainstream media.
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It may be the most successful hostile takeover in history.
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These concerns are what ensnared Broadcom's hostile bid for Qualcomm.
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From the beginning, because she perceived me as hostile, presumably.
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MI) said on Tuesday that hostile shareholder Vivendi SA (VIV.
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Speculation is rife on whether Broadcom will now go hostile.
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But I thought the park might have been less hostile.
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All of that sent heavy, hostile messages to North Korea.
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But Assad's rhetoric toward the Kurds has turned increasingly hostile.
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But I can count such hostile receptions on one hand.
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That level of arrogance immediately guaranteed him a hostile audience.
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Many found the post to be hostile to transgender people.
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The tribe needs a strong warrior in a hostile world.
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The whole "culture" or the whole world is irredeemably hostile.
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And it's even more challenging for clinics in hostile states.
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Hostile coverage of Joe Biden's presidential campaign suggests it might.
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The Trump administration has long been hostile to foreign aid.
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And he was peeved and hostile, not penitential and healing.
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Corruption and legal uncertainty make for a hostile business climate.
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For the West, that would be a profoundly hostile world. ■
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Huawei's leaders accept that the environment is becoming more hostile.
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The market should get used to a new, hostile normal.
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Clinton is viewed in Moscow as innately hostile to Russia.
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It was hostile before we were invited on that stage.
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Voters intensely hostile to the president far outnumber intense supporters.
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Does Comcast have the money to make a hostile bid?
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Visby, Gotland's main town, is no stranger to hostile foreigners.
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When you're stopped, the encounter can feel disrespectful and hostile.
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This is why we view this as a hostile decision.
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Holmes had been hostile to free speech claims before 1919.
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Yet just as many remained hostile to the Russian state.
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They didn't trust themselves not to appear hostile to Ford.
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Hostile deals have a poor success rate in the sector.
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Letting our elections be subverted by hostile actors *IS* disastrous.
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Drugs just don't last long in such a hostile environment.
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It also protects the company against other potentially hostile bidders.
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" She called the workplace environment at TMZ "hostile or offensive.
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How Facebook operates is far more actively hostile than that.
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Hostile states are almost certainly able to do far more.
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The source said the offer was not a hostile one.
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Quite hostile letters came into the director of music's office.
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When schools become hostile environments, students cannot turn to them.
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The service can feel almost hostile in its deliberate inefficiency.
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On top of that, Republicans remain hostile to the law.
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"We're more accurately characterized as Trump hostile," Kristol told POLITICO.
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A hostile foreign government successfully interfered in our national election.
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Campaign opposition research is standard, but not from hostile nations.
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She said other board members were hostile to her proposals.
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A hostile FBI could also help derail a Clinton presidency.
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They've gotten rather hostile towards you and Google, it seems.
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In terms of hostile, I grew up on a farm.
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Crew members from The Apprentice detailed a hostile work environment.
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But it's a hostile time to be undocumented in Texas.
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Hostile feelings toward African Americans and Hispanics do not drive future Republican Party support (effects are not statistically significant), but hostile feelings toward Muslims and LGBT people do slightly drive future Republican Party support.
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It is tiresome and disappointing to constantly have to defend yourself not only from people who are openly hostile to you, but also from those who feign friendship but are secretly hostile to you.
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The pro-abortion rights Guttmacher Institute classifies 29 states as "hostile or extremely hostile" to abortion rights, of which all but two voted for Trump in 2016 (the exceptions are Rhode Island and Virginia).
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THE DECLINES COME ABOUT BECAUSE OF ACCELERATING A PROBLEMATIC INFLATION, THEY COME ABOUT BECAUSE OF A HOSTILE FED IN MY OPINION THE FED IS TOO EASY, FURTHEST FROM HOSTILE THE MARKET SMELLS AN ONCOMING RECESSION.
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There is fascinating evidence that suggests folks who were not popular growing up continue to see the world as a hostile, rejecting place, even when presented objectively with information that is not rejecting or hostile.
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"So, let's say you are in an area where you are exposed to hostile for one day and, on that day you were exposed to hostile fire, you get the entire [HFP] amount," Riley said.
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Besides being hostile to democracy on his borders, Putin is deeply hostile to democratic change inside Russia, a posture that underscores the Russian power structure's fear of genuinely independent figures or institutions of civil society.
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When officers arrived, we're told Gervonta acted hostile toward the cops.
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Comey is famously hostile to political favoritism or chumminess with politicians.
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Constitutional amendments are hard to pass, while public opinion appears hostile.
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The policies may also be indicators of a hostile school environment.
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This seems like an unnecessarily user-hostile decision on YouTube's part.
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The acting attorney general has been openly hostile to the probe.
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And EPA press officials themselves have been startlingly hostile to reporters.
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"We regard the provocative actions of Israel as hostile," Konashenkov said.
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Travel is the most hostile space possible to start a company.
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"'Hostile work environment' harassment is just like it sounds," he adds.
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The latest effort: quelling its horde of anonymous, hostile egg accounts.
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Andrew Jackson's inauguration marked a distinctly hostile takeover of the government.
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A source close to Harbour said a hostile approach was unlikely.
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Martin cited a "hostile" climate toward Huawei in the United States.
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However, religious Zionists believe that Palestinian-Israelis are hostile to Israel.
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I was mobile and hostile with a smile on my face.
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The result is that the group becomes hostile, angry, and agitated.
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Many business bosses are hostile to it, lest Texas seem unwelcoming.
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But Wu's form of activism can also be hostile and combative.
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Yet the language coming out of Ankara has become gratuitously hostile.
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American politicians have always had a hostile policy against (North) Korea.
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Yet local authorities in many countries remain hostile to new incinerators.
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But their questioning was almost uniformly hostile to the ban's opponents.
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Once there, though, Mr Baghdadi would have been in hostile territory.
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Apart from the "Trump's not a racist" guy, they weren't hostile.
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What if the existing society is inherently hostile to conservative beliefs?
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Most of them are non-hostile, carrying contraband such as cigarettes.
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O) $117 billion hostile bid for smartphone chipmaker Qualcomm Ltd (QCOM.
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The EPA rejected the view that it is hostile to science.
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He recognised no god, was hostile to any kind of devotion.
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Foreign regulators, already wary of Chinese capital, will turn more hostile.
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They also felt that some attendees were actively hostile toward them.
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Anything less is not just user hostile and stupid, it's insulting.
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"He was extremely hostile," Ojo said, according to the local paper.
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O'Rourke's home state of Texas is largely hostile to legal marijuana.
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The new right is, by contrast, implacably hostile towards classical liberals.
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Mrs May earned a reputation for being hostile to the City.
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But some are feeling frustrated, anxious or hostile about artificial intelligence.
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Teva launched a hostile takeover bid in April 2015 for Mylan.
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Hostile environmentWhat else can we glean from this rather depressing episode?
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Other countries in the Middle East, this is a hostile place.
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" But New York Governor Andrew Cuomo called the EPA's proposal "hostile.
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Meehan reportedly became hostile as a result of his unrequited feelings.
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He's glad that the president at least isn't hostile to it.
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Their policy preferences are much more hostile to any gun control.
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So it is a place hostile to such a climbing challenge.
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The Trump administration has been notoriously hostile to refugees and immigrants.
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The hostile takeover meant Turchynov was forced to split his business.
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More than likely, they will all remain hostile to American interests.
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Both are hostile to the YPG, the main Syrian Kurdish militia.
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He was talking to her in a hostile and abusive way.
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They were being hostile toward the Canadians and the Mexicans alike.
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Women and minority candidates have to fight a hostile cultural backlash.
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Let&aposs turn our attention to the hostile regime of Iran.
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British Defence Secretary Penny Mordaunt called the incident a "hostile act".
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Like Trump, Newt led a hostile takeover of the political establishment.
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Andrew Wilson isn't on Twitter, sifting through thousands of hostile tweets.
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Only those hostile to the cultural changes they perceive supported Trump.
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As such, it's been viewed as a place hostile to Christians.
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TO) has made a hostile bid for MEG Energy Corp (MEG.
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But in our next session, she was hostile, combative, and blaming.
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The military junta now in power is furiously hostile to Turkey.
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Take additional steps to be less hostile to people with disabilities.
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Among Anglophone Caribbean countries, Jamaica is most hostile to gay rights.
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Everything else that was going on at the time was hostile.
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Some people are extremely keen on it, some are extremely hostile.
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The transaction was either respectfully nonverbal, Ida thought, or calmly hostile.
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Prediction: Gannett's hostile takeover attempt is not long for this world.
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Alas, those sentiments were quickly forgotten when a hostile raider emerged.
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Sloan will almost certainly face a hostile audience on Capitol Hill.
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Demographically speaking, Long Island is hostile territory and Mr. Trump's breadbasket.
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Adversaries can be local crooks, hostile foreign governments, or international criminals.
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Is the US too polarized to defeat this hostile foreign threat?
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Their disappointments included limited free time and a hostile work environment.
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It involves organizations that our law regards as hostile foreign powers.
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"My neighborhood is very hostile to the police," Ms. Younger said.
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But Luther wasn't the last Protestant to defy a hostile government.
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The unique lifestyle on the Hill helps fuel a hostile culture.
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"We can't be hostile to the free-enterprise system," he added.
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Typical fare from a press corps considered hostile to the administration.
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They admired his pluck in the face of hostile media coverage.
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And North Korea is not the only hostile country we face.
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Mike Turner, struck a more hostile tone when questioning the witness.
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Trump called him "very hostile" and suggested that he recuse himself.
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The argument makes sense, but the hostile raiders ruined it all.
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And yet by some miracle, hostile soil has produced charismatic flowers.
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It had been rutted parkland before — hostile terrain for a scooter.
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Whereas Leno was friendly and approachable, Letterman was distant, even hostile.
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The Trump administration, however, is hostile to international family planning assistance.
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The Huskies have shown a knack for delivering in hostile territory.
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Mega-mergers happen occasionally, and hostile takeovers are also not rare.
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The world is still very hostile to femmes and trans women.
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Am I mad at my parents for creating a hostile environment?
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The problem: Republicans have been hostile to the mandate and subsidies.
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The intelligence services are not concerned with hostile interference and subversion.
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Mr. Coats noted that the climate this year seemed more hostile.
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That afternoon in the museum, she was venturing into hostile territory.
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Few hostile takeovers of publicly traded Dutch companies have been successful.
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Four Americans have died from hostile fire in Afghanistan this year.
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" On WikiLeaks, he calls it a "non-state hostile intelligence service.
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Stand-up for me comes from kind of a hostile engine.
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These are all negative aspirations: preventing bad things from hostile outsiders.
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"They've been presented as people hostile to nature," Mr. Huberdeau said.
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He has altered perceptions that his country was hostile to business.
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For decades, banks and trading floors were hostile territory for women.
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"We are in a quasi-hostile combat environment," Mr. Pearce said.
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Reuters sent me to a hostile training course earlier this year.
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Here, it addresses the hostile dangers of the world Butler created.
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Even places hostile to L.G.B.T.Q. locals are often deferential to visitors.
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You like to bring in hostile invaders to dwell among us?
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They often become hostile, defiant, or at the very least, rude.
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Then came a hostile takeover attempt from a private-equity vulture.
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Intervening in the U.S. election was a means of hostile imitation.
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Some people feel DeVos is flat-out hostile to public schools.
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Clinton of wrongdoing because they were openly hostile to his candidacy.
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The Trump administration has been hostile toward the Affordable Care Act.
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The acceptance period for HarbourVest's hostile bid was extended to Oct.
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Yet to see Iran as implacably hostile is much too simple.
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His tone was hostile at first, but we got to talking.
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The counterprotest was even larger this time, unrulier and more hostile.
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Clinton, as president, would take "a very hostile approach" toward Russia.
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Bacteria have enormous capacity to evolve even under extreme hostile environment.
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It will certainly make Washington a hostile environment for Mr. Bannon.
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A hostile approach from travel agency H.I.S. at 3,100 yen failed.
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Emma: As realistic as a hostile actor wants it to be.
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In response, Trump's attacks on his critics have become increasingly hostile.
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"What we're seeing here is hostile action, belligerent action," he added.
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I want to be strong, and be mobile, hostile and agile.
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House conservatives remain hostile toward any big, new federal funding program.
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That may help explain why hostile bank deals are often unsuccessful.
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His vicious regime had been hostile to avant-garde movie aesthetics.
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Legendary investor Warren Buffett endorsed Hollub's hostile takeover of Anadarko Petroleum.
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And it's not just black people who are in hostile territory.
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The U.S. is already comparably hostile towards blockchain investments and ICOs.
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Some workers there have said they found the work environment hostile.
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Reince Priebus witnessed the hostile media onslaught up close and personal.
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Rock music has generally remained hostile to these kinds of innovations.
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Trump's dehumanizing rhetoric lands in communities already hostile to homeless people.
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The M5S won support by being uncompromisingly hostile to the establishment.
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The president and his party are facing a hostile political climate.
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George H.W. Bush faced a hostile Congress for his one term.
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Others are just hostile to aliens being here breaking the law.
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Catalonia has long considered itself a nation within a hostile state.
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"I think there's a hostile environment against all Arabs," she said.
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Greene also says the Texas lawmaker fostered a hostile work environment.
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The hostile New York local politicians were not respectful of Amazon.
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The climate on Capitol Hill has turned hostile to big tech.
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The Chinese government even seems openly hostile toward the private sector.
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Now in hostile territory, they were focused on not being attacked.
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I don't want to create hostile relationships with either of them.
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I've spent three years basically operating in a macro hostile environment.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito appeared the most hostile to the law.
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Sports can still be an incredibly hostile place to be queer.
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Alabama came back somehow in a stadium teeming with hostile Georgians.
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In short, Trump seems actively hostile to the international political order.
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Steph called the ordeal a "tough situation" in a "hostile environment."
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" She added, "A hostile work environment — that I don't particularly see.
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Above all, he is utterly terrified of, and hostile to, weakness.
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But even absent overt sexual overtures, offensive language so severe or pervasive that it's intimidating or hostile to you, based on your sex, can constitute what the E.E.O.C. calls a "hostile work environment," Ms. Mastroianni said.
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Kim Sang-duk, an academic also known as Tony Kim, was detained in April and is accused of "hostile criminal acts," and researcher Kim Hak-song was detained in May and is also accused of "hostile acts."
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Relations between Rwanda and Uganda have historically alternated between friendly and hostile.
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But Shlain's female leaders still inhabited societies deeply hostile to their progress.
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Why are folks so hostile to the police in the first place?
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"They want their community to stay the same—insular, hostile, and unsafe."
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Feminine Mystique, had been hostile to concerns of lesbians; in 1969, she
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Luke is refreshingly hostile — because he, unlike June, is protected by Canada.
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For its part, the State Department wasn't hostile to the GAO's findings.
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The political climate is not only hostile, it's now bordering on dangerous.
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In this hostile climate, it can be easy to slip into despair.
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US maritime strategy envisions stationing forces in proximity to potentially hostile shorelines.
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Would he find a hostile community greeting his arrival with burning effigies?
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Still, the Pentagon said it had not seen hostile action by Moscow.
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And, remember, Russia&aposs -- remember the hostile takeover in Crimea and Ukraine?
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"We allowed that hostile takeover to happen on our watch," he wrote.
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But there's a cost to conquering new worlds and exploring hostile environments.
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These include sarcasm, sneering, hostile humor and — worst of all — eye-rolling.
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In 2016, we argued that was a user-hostile and stupid decision.
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These men do not sound hostile or menacing or even particularly official.
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Luckie describes the company culture as hostile to dissenting voices of color.
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But for hostile environment harassment, the rules of liability are more complicated.
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In those places the reception to foreign Islamic preachers can be hostile.
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This is a hostile, aggressive regime that is destabilizing the whole region.
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Its official posture is now going to be hostile to climate action.
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Thugs from the league's "student wing" often beat up those considered hostile.
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Buy-backs, executive pay and hostile takeovers are far below American levels.
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But for most of the 19903th century hostile neighbours determined its destiny.
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It's very hostile and it's a really interesting struggle that's going on.
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"Millennials... see Asia as a threatening and often hostile neighborhood," he says.
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Dannenfelser, like many pro-life activists, is also deeply hostile to contraception.
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City-dwellers are mostly hostile towards him, albeit less so of late.
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"The legislative environment is very hostile today," Litt wrote in the memo.
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I cannot think of a single instance wherein I initiated hostile behavior.
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The Palestinian leadership sees the Trump administration as hostile and anti-Palestinian.
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North Korea released three Americans speciously accused of espionage and "hostile acts".
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In contrast, nine out of 10 tweets about the Conservatives were hostile.
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She even had a backup plan in case the swarm became hostile.
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America's political dysfunction looks forbiddingly irreparable, its government implacably hostile to expertise.
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The organization run ads attacking Hillary Clinton as hostile to gun owners.
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"It was pretty hostile," attendee and McLoud resident Mosiah Bluecloud told PEOPLE.
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Businesses and individuals should keep these discussions going--even in hostile environments.
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The poll will be difficult to organize in the hostile Anglophone region.
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But the interaction between France and Italy has not always been hostile.
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This clip comes from Hostile Planet's upcoming "Oceans" episode on April 8.
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The environment was just hostile sometimes, in these weird office-y ways.
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There's no way these two women will ever be anything but hostile.
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She was saying that Kavanaugh was hostile to health care for millions.
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He's hostile to investment in offshore wind turbines that deliver renewable energy.
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It had the potential to be an awkward or even hostile visit.
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Last weekend it was the revival of a "weirdly hostile" Gilmore Girls.
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Her lawyers also call BetterWork a "hostile work environment" in the lawsuit.
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The migrants said they were stunned by the hostile attitude in Tijuana.
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O) unveiling a $103 billion hostile bid to acquire Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.
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That is the master algorithm, and it is fundamentally hostile to humanity.
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Maybe there is a presence in here with you, a hostile intelligence.
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"AkzoNobel has sufficient takeover defenses to block a hostile takeover," he said.
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The reaction from many white Americans has ranged from negative to hostile.
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It's also scary because those dynamite fishermen are very hostile toward journalists.
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Flynn has a famously hostile relationship with much of the intelligence community.
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At town halls, it seemed like every other question was really hostile.
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Nevertheless, the relationship between advertiser and ad agency may become increasingly hostile.
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When you're in a hostile situation, you're on alert all the time.
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Trump has been openly hostile to judicial constraints to an unprecedented degree.
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But with each provocation, we move closer to a more hostile border.
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Women (and LGBTQ+ people) frequently experience hostile, intimidating interactions on the street.
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In America, the news media's response was mostly unfavorable, if not hostile.
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Hostile senators would be able to pick their favourite line of attack.
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Others are simply hostile to the very idea of publicly subsidized contraception.
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"What is hostile to some is defensive to others," Mr. Ritter said.
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They did themselves no favor appearing so aggressive, aggrieved and irritatingly hostile.
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Turkey is being treated unfairly by jealous and hostile European powers. It's
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The firm said the tariff announcements aren't as hostile as they appear.
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Democrats are younger, and older Democrats are much more hostile to socialism.
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Sunday struck a perfect balance between the two — competitive, but not hostile.
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Even on what could have been hostile turf, the ebullience was palpable.
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According to reports, SoftBank is still exploring a hostile takeover of Charter.
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Today, however, the election process is vulnerable to manipulation by hostile powers.
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More Americans are hostile toward their opposing party than ever in history.
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Many black people here still view the suburbs as hostile toward them.
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Jews who are deeply engaged with Israel but hostile to its policies.
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" The Trump administration, he said, is "hostile to California's values and interests.
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Other municipalities have taken a more hostile approach to their homeless populations.
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Do you ever feel that business as a whole can be hostile?
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What's more, his hostile rhetoric and enforcement is making workplaces less safe.
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But briefings under Sanders were not just tense, they were downright hostile.
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Even so, gays were hostile to family values, incapable of real love.
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It has shown him as Russia's only protector from the hostile world.
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Often the relations between the VA and the veterans are downright hostile.
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Worse, she accused him of long fostering an atmosphere hostile to women.
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To counter the hostile forces arrayed against him, he turned to TNI.
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The region is the most hostile in the nation to workers' rights.
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In this hostile environment, it should come as no surprise that Mrs.
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At the party here, many members were openly hostile toward the G40.
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Narcissists are generally self-centered, arrogant, thin-skinned and hostile when challenged.
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The decision heralded the "hostile corporate takeover of our democratic process," Rep.
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Brett actually gets a lot of hostile stuff that I really don't.
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White-shoe law firms and investment banks just didn't do hostile takeovers.
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If you didn't think table tennis had hostile crowds, you're not alone.
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Defensive design goes by many names: hostile architecture, dystopian planning, natural surveillance.
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Instead, the defense suggested that Fields felt intimidated by the hostile crowds.
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The federal courts are hostile to workplace discrimination lawsuits, as I've explained.
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And the regions most hostile to migrants contain the smallest immigrant communities.
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Breakingviews A hostile takeover attempt makes fertile turf for an activist investor.
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Other companies with Pyrrhic victories against hostile bidders may be similarly vulnerable.
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The bulk of Israel's population lived within artillery range of hostile armies.
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The novel is not about a missionary's struggle with a hostile culture.
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What's remarkable is how quickly Trump's hostile takeover of the GOP happened.
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Its latest and most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile test was undeniably hostile.
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His site became a home for frequently hostile comments from his followers.
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In other words, plenty of women express "hostile sexism" on this index.
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The worst possible situation — the deadest, most hostile crowd — I don't care.
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But no hostile sentiments were evident from either candidate on Thursday night.
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Mr. Trump recently blocked a hostile bid by Broadcom to buy Qualcomm.
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Many see the basements as the only haven in a hostile environment.
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Grantees will also receive Reuters instruction, including reporting and hostile environment training.
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On their long marches through hostile territory, he generously shared vital intelligence.
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KS: I just, I ... because sometimes you're quite hostile, but go ahead.
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By the '90s, a new string, Luxilon, heralded another volley-hostile dimension.
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The problem is that voters are now actively hostile to the project.
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I grew up in a very, very hostile environment between my parents.
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A zero-sum perspective is inherently hostile to collective agreements and treaties.
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He is also fiercely hostile to Medicaid, which covers 65 million Americans.
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We also have to write for those who are skeptical or hostile.
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After the aide rebuffed Mr. Meehan, he became hostile, her complaint said.
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Trump expresses both hostile and benevolent attitudes toward women all the time.
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In 1969, his hostile takeover succeeded, and he merged Hugoton into Mesa.
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His mission is to lift this hostile minority over the horrified majority.
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Many enter her classroom in a defensive, or hostile, posture, she said.
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Trump, unlike traditional Republican candidates, isn't ideologically hostile to the welfare state.
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O) $117 billion hostile bid for U.S. semiconductor peer Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.
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In other words, many companies will be vulnerable to a hostile takeover.
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It pre-emptively blocked Broadcom's hostile bid for the chip maker Qualcomm.
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Generally speaking, politics is a hostile sphere for everyone, regardless of gender.
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A century later, the women's movement saw the church as hostile opposition.
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Whereas sanctions intensify hostile feelings, which are risky, trade incentives foster cooperation.
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Many white evangelicals see Black Lives Matter as divisive and unduly hostile.
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It is fundamentally hostile to reason and precedent, as the dissent recognized.
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Repeal would be needlessly provocative, counterproductive and hostile to core American liberties.
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Because of this hostile neglect, the island isn't even close to recovering.
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He took a few questions afterwards, but none of them were hostile.
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As a private citizen, Donald Trump was hostile to involvement in Afghanistan.
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Yet there is one kind of candidate that Americans remain hostile to.
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Jehnny Beth met Johnny Hostile in her early 20s, through mutual friends.
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The debate in Charleston may end up being the most hostile yet.
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Carson's office, though, didn't want to leave the "hostile workplace" allegations hanging.
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The increasingly hostile regulatory environment and growing competition also dampened investor sentiment.
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Weinstein&aposs defense attorney sparred with Mann in a hostile cross-examination
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A hostile frontier appeared between his old home and his new one.
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The hostile takeover attempt left Mr. Wang scrambling to stay in control.
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" He criticized the "Hostile Media" and "their Democrat Partners" of going "CRAZY!
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But the Russians considered him hostile and delayed formally approving his appointment.
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The group has received hostile comments online before, but few overt threats.
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Cruz, too, represents the kind of hostile takeover that Polsby warned about.
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Bannon's followers immediately picked up another word to describe this interviewer: hostile.
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Mr. de Montebello was hostile to new art; he disparaged it outright.
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Ideally, the EEOC would rewrite the silliness of a hostile work environment.
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Republicans skeptical of moving forward risked looking hostile to the repeal effort.
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The winning parties are, in varying degrees, euroskeptic if not euro-hostile.
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Mr. Sesno said the "hostile environment" had created an additional perceptual problem.
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But Republicans have long been deeply hostile to the food stamp program.
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In her survey, Germano's subordinates described her as ''hostile, unprofessional and abusive.
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The investigation concluded that Yesner created a hostile environment for the students.
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I'm just used to people being hostile toward the way I think.
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Will businesses be held accountable to hostile work environments for LGBTQ employees?
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"I don't like journalists," says Oleksandr, staring at me with hostile disinterest.
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"He was throwing things, he became hostile," García said through an interpreter.
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Throughout human history, many people were victimized — and killed — by hostile coalitions.
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There's a hostile ship nearby, suggesting his demise is close at hand.
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Increasingly, its Republican commissioners have been hostile to the FEC's very mission.
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"The media portrayals during the crack epidemic were exceedingly hostile," Godsil said.
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The third rule adopted relates to any "hostile act" that triggers the use of instant replay to include not just player-to-player interactions but also any hostile interaction between a player and a coach, referee or fan.
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Whether the attackers are hostile nations like Russia (which could well try it again even though President Trump has raised the issue with President Vladimir Putin of Russia) or hostile groups like ISIS, the threat is very real.
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The Guttmacher Institute identifies 15 major types of abortion restrictions that states most often pass: Guttmacher considers states that have passed four of these 10 laws "hostile" to reproductive rights, and "very hostile" if they've passed six or more.
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In America Donald Trump has mounted a hostile takeover of the Republican Party.
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RFID shielding, I've come to find, protects you from inconvenience, not hostile hacking.
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Division game, on the road, hostile environment, zero will give us a chance.
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Hostile takeovers are always going to be damaging affairs, no matter the outcome.
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It creates a hostile workplace environment where people can't do their best work.
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I can't defend movies like this to hostile critics; it won't hold up.
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Will we get a DJT tweet hostile to some beloved company or sector?
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And Paris has done an amazing job in a very hostile CNN community.
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The winning parties are, in varying degrees, euro-skeptic if not euro-hostile.
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The importance of these unique, and apparently hostile, wetlands is clear to see.
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The fate was the same, but it wasn't hostile fire that claimed her.
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It's also hostile toward Japan, which Pyongyang has threatened to nuke many times.
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There is not a hostile Congress with Trump as there was with Nixon.
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Hostile attitude or not, we&aposll get into that in just a second.
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Americans in the hostile age of Trump would do well to pay attention.
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Christina began writing a memoir about their hostile relationship in the mid-220s.
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"As the hostile forces turned west and retreated, we ceased fire," he said.
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Pruitt will face a hostile environment at the agency he's charged to lead.
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These hostile nation-states salivate at the idea of a prolonged government shutdown.
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You have a core class and a wavering class and a hostile class.
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By refusing to acknowledge this student's identity, Vlaming created a hostile learning environment.
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A single hostile encounter at a welfare office can have life-altering consequences.
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Whether that was honest advice or just a hostile stereotype, I couldn't say.
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She started putting on hostile expressions, so that people wouldn't look at her.
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The jury, however, did not affirm her allegations of a hostile work environment.
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Yet Britain appears more hostile to migrants than it has in many decades.
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So why is Popular Force, the main opposition party, so hostile to him?
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Mr Trump has often been openly hostile to racial and religious minority groups.
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And the lands they arrived at were not intrinsically hostile to human survival.
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Many remain at best apathetic, and at worse hostile, toward their Aboriginal neighbors.
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So why is China hostile, or at best indifferent, to gay rights now?
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It involves ringing hostile legislators to voice opposition to the causes they support.
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He was backed up by Virginia's governor, Ralph Northam, another gun-hostile Democrat.
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Blake Farenthold, of sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and creating a hostile work environment.
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A Guatemalan woman recorded part of the hostile confrontation that occurred on Oct.
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It's meant to protect diplomats who might be working abroad in hostile environments.
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I don't think hostile verbal acts should be answered with tactically kinetic means.
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Basically, both sides had gotten to the openly hostile portion of these proceedings.
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"Although we boxed each other, it's not as hostile as before," he said.
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HANNITY: Do you mean like the hostile regime that is Iran, Dr. Gorka?
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In fact, today the user-hostile fight between them is only getting worse.
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Anyone — or any government or hostile actor with a divisive agenda to push.
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Neller suspended his top adviser over allegations he created a hostile work environment.
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In London, British Defence Secretary Penny Mordaunt called the incident a "hostile act".
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Kampala said it had intelligence the rebels were planning hostile acts against it.
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But to the Palestinians this smells like a bribe from a hostile president.
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L if it succeeds in a hostile takeover of the British engineering firm.
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At the same time, McGregor suspects the crowd in Vegas will be hostile.
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Polling also suggests young evangelicals are as hostile to abortion as their elders.
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Those that are left behind are really angry, crazy, confused, isolated, and hostile.
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She was the one who pushed through the hostile-environment policy in 2014.
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Constant purges of the army's upper ranks seem designed to forestall hostile factions.
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German business groups have welcomed the government's drive to scrutinize hostile foreign investments.
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Macquarie fought hard to win Techem in a hostile takeover battle in 2006.
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A president's son exchanging messages with an agent of a hostile foreign power.
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She was, they say, in truth the victim of a relentlessly hostile media.
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Iran appears even more hostile to such a move, largely for similar reasons.
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Despite his Oxford education, he found himself surrounded by a hostile, xenophobic London.
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It blamed officials at the university, saying they have created a hostile environment.
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As he aggressively built out his holding company, he sometimes employed hostile takeovers.
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North Korea has responded defiantly with its own military drills and hostile rhetoric.
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The company's stock cratered, and Comcast's Brian Roberts made a hostile takeover attempt.
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We should cooperate where we can with Russia, rather than being unrelentingly hostile.
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It had an edge to it, a hostile tone that exceeded mere sarcasm.
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Rather than meet Occidental's hostile offer, Chevron walked away from its merger agreement.
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It's true that, for instance, the Gradle build tool is famously developer-hostile.
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They are letting their active players get abused by these openly hostile players.
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You don't want to be exclusive, which could create a hostile work environment.
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"The remedies for hostile actions by foreign governments are state actions," Koeltl wrote.
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In these unsupportive, stigmatizing, and hostile environments, trans students are in serious danger.
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China denies any hostile intent and says it will maintain freedom of navigation.
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Macquarie fought hard to win Techem in a hostile takeover battle in 10.33.
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Putin also has a hostile, repressive history with independent journalism in his country.
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All that matters is that they discontinue America's hostile policy against my country.
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However, the close result will leave him with a hostile upper house Senate.
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Remembering my hostile training course, I noted to myself where the exits were.
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Curry says that "pariah states" like North Korea are especially hostile toward Christians.
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We need a place where gay people can move to from hostile countries.
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"The hostile reaction towards its major shareholder did not seem appropriate," CIAM said.
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There's only one campaign that colluded with a hostile foreign government: Donald Trump's.
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But the mission in potentially hostile Sunni territory is also fraught with risk.
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HR needs to work harder to protect those employees from hostile work environments.
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To many black Detroiters, meanwhile, local law enforcement became a hostile occupying force.
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We have to create a cultural climate that is hostile to drug abuse.
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They recalled a hostile work environment, and some allege sexual harassment on set.
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Despite that victory, many cops continue to be hostile toward anyone filming them.
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As it has grown, competitive gaming culture has become more hostile to women.
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The report doesn't consider the possibility that the administration is hostile to transparency.
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Many are hostile to the entire Congolese state, not just to Mr Kabila.
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During the mission, U.S. forces engaged and killed a number of hostile forces.
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Hostile takeovers are extremely rare on the mainland, especially of firms this large.
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Perhaps that is not surprising, given the politically hostile environment confronting her government.
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Increasingly, the Democratic left sounds hostile to that whole constituency of job-creators.
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She initially seems to want to reconnect but later becomes hostile toward him.
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Thereafter, North Korea's positive attitude abruptly deteriorated and the old hostile rhetoric returned.
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Hillary would not just grant amnesty; should would authorize a hostile cultural takeover.
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"It's the hostile takeover of Donald Trump!" announcers shriek, as Trump pounds McMahon.
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Critics charged he was inviting a hostile foreign power to steal sensitive information.
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Yet flashing gems of insight illuminate mortality amid the hostile scrub and rocks.
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DeSantis says Gillum is "most hostile" candidate on gun rights 85003:58 p.m.
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Her likely new coalition partners the FDP are even more hostile to that.
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It also said the move came in response "hostile acts" by Qatari authorities.
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Trump and his allies are hostile to that notion, to say the least.
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Pill Club has sought to portray CVS as hostile to women's health issues.
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"We are broadcasting our message into a world that's more hostile," he said.
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He noted that hostile governments might have gained access to her personal account.
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Microsoft made an unsuccessful hostile bid to buy the weakened company in 2008.
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"These days, we'd say, 'That's a hostile workplace, that's sexual harassment,' " powell said.
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Trump's infatuation with Putin flies in the face of recent hostile Russian acts.
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We know we deserve at a bare minimum a non-hostile work environment.
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He was one of the first men hired from the initially hostile village.
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The Kim dynasty of North Korea has always viewed the world as hostile.
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"I was looking for people who might be hostile to it," she recalled.
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But in a hostile bidding war a 5 percent deposit is weak brew.
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He had expected much of the government to be hostile to his administration.
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For starters, Pruitt was openly and actively hostile toward the agency he ran.
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This is why prominent Brexit MPs are so hostile towards a transitional deal.
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In Morocco, as elsewhere of course, those conditions are often hostile to women.
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O), the U.S. chipmaker fending off a hostile bid by Broadcom Ltd (AVGO.
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Every hostile intelligence agency on the planet targets senior American officials for collection.
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How would a Russian democracy protect itself from another hostile takeover from within?
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They are also much more likely to be hostile to minorities and foreigners.
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A peer group that uses hostile language to describe women is another one.
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Some experts feel that research into hostile attitudes toward women supports this idea.
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Some prominent users have claimed the site is a hostile space for women.
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I realize pursuing this course could make your work environment stressful and hostile.
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Let's really hope he fucking deserved it, because that's a pretty hostile move.
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North Korea blamed especially hostile tensions with the U.S. on Trump's "aggressive" tweets.
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All of them are tied in some way to a hostile foreign power.
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The initial reaction to the text was hostile, but the campaigning begins now.
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The company quickly adopted defensive measures to guard against a hostile takeover attempt.
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"This is probably the most hostile time for Muslims in America," he said.
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In public appearances, she's sometimes seemed indifferent or actively hostile to her husband.
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"Unfortunately, hostile forces do not understand a language other than force," it stated.
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Something was leaving me hostile and withered, though I couldn't figure out what.
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It's a world that is increasingly hostile to basically everything you're all about.
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Her auto-tunelets range sad to determined, hopeful to boastful, hostile to empathetic.
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It's the frustration we all feel when we come up against hostile institutions.
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My fear is that it won't convince many who remain hostile to them.
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By early July, Mr. Cohen was making overtly hostile moves toward the president.
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Benevolent sexism is the carrot, Glick explained, and hostile sexism is the stick.
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He was outspoken in his praise for Mr. Putin and hostile toward NATO.
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"New York City has a hostile environment for people with disabilities," he said.
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"They actually have very hostile policies around worker rights and pay," says Mason.
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They're already hostile to the media, so why not blame it on them?
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The winners will additionally receive Reuters instruction, including reporting and hostile environment training.
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Right to repair proponents viewed this as hostile to independent fixers and customers.
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We also know how to move forward in spite of this hostile administration.
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Now, it seems that he is pushing everybody toward a more hostile environment.
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This made it easy to see the Social Democrats as foreign and hostile.
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However, Google can argue that his memo created a hostile workplace for women.
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Mr. Erdogan considers those same Kurdish fighters to be terrorists hostile to Turkey.
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Barny, the widow of a Communist Jew, is initially hostile to Father Morin.
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Many German drivers already feel besieged by diesel bans and hostile climate activists.
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Would they give them a wide berth or would they assume hostile intent?
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It really, really wants to merge with HP, and it has gone hostile.
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They travel to unsafe, hostile regions with high-tech laser scanners and drones.
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Perhaps AT&T should call Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross as a hostile witness.
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Still, the report concluded NBC News did not have a hostile work environment.
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But progressivism is inherently hostile to moderation because progress is an unmitigated good.
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It is surrounded by an array of extremely well-armed, fiercely hostile powers.
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As a bonus, Iran is surrounded by extremely well-armed, fiercely hostile powers.
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One coaching technique was to simulate hostile news conferences, complete with abrasive reporters.
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Witnesses painfully lurch back and forth in responding to friendly or hostile fire.
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On the one hand, we know that space is utterly hostile to life.
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The sharing of hostile political rumors has often been attributed to partisan motivations.
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But I think that it's liberating to acknowledge that we're in hostile territory.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command said the plane was not considered hostile.
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The Trump administration has been just as neglectful—if not hostile—to EXIM.
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The study adds that the outcomes of hostile thoughts could be short-lived.
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Mr. Robot is willfully hostile towards the inquiry, and Elliot is painfully confused.
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TO), while again rejecting a hostile bid from Total Energy Services Inc (TOT.TO).
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It has accused Malaysia of working with South Korea and other "hostile forces".
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Mr. Modi's government has been even more openly hostile to civil society groups.
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The ceremony was received rapturously, even among those hostile to the Putin state.
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What if visiting family means seeing people who are hostile toward your identity?
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But they don't always note that those SDKs are hostile to your privacy.
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T) in what could become a hostile offer for the Toshiba Corp (213.
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T) in what could become a hostile offer for the Toshiba Corp (213.
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That poses a problem when your president is hostile to such a project.
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If you've asked a hostile question … keep a firm hold on the mic.
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The movement is unashamedly populist -- and hostile toward immigration and other liberal causes.
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It was concluded, as most breakthrough diplomatic accords are, with a hostile power.
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We've got to minimize the vitriol and the hostile rhetoric on both sides.
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Even if confirmed, his opening statement gave him away as arrogant and hostile.
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Less enslaved by unfair judgement of others, by hostile emotional reactions toward others.
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HEINRICH: That is a hostile act by the Russian government against this country?
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Many in the Tigray region are also now hostile to the federal government.
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While initially hostile to the concept, Wall Street is warming to the technology.
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The current Republican Party is overwhelmingly hostile toward efforts to fight global warming.
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Years after my release, Kunz said he never expected such a hostile reaction.
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You maintain sanctions, you're a hostile force; if you ease sanctions, you're not.
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A sentence full of neutral words can be hostile ("Only whites should have rights"), and a sentence packed with potentially hostile words ("Fuck what, fuck whatever y'all been wearing") can be neutral when you recognize it as a Kanye West lyric.
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In furtherance of these legitimate interests, employers must be permitted to 'nip in the bud' the kinds of employee conduct that could lead to a 'hostile workplace,' rather than waiting until an actionable hostile workplace has been created before taking action.
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Today, a woman who lives in any of the 29 states considered "hostile" or "extremely hostile" to abortion rights or in one of 27 "abortion deserts" must travel long distances, be forced to delay care or listen to state-mandated misinformation.
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Those would involve "hostile parties acquiring control over entities or assets with the potential to undermine national security," including foreign governments acquiring sensitive assets through "traditional and nontraditional means," or individuals or entities affiliated with hostile states, the British government said.
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France and Germany are no longer asking themselves whether they have been cast loose between a hostile Moscow and a hostile Washington, as they did in the first weeks of the Trump administration, but nor have they forgotten the experience.
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David Bowie offered a way out of a hostile family and an ugly suburb.
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Who's to say that those hostile stares wouldn't have turned into something more physical?
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We all agree Russia is a hostile regime that needs to be held accountable.
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And NATO in part is designed to protect against any hostile regime like Russia.
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The complaint states that Jaeger created a "hostile environment" for at least 11 women.
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Recent changes in governments in both countries brought in leaders openly hostile toward Maduro.
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But the president can say that he felt that the FBI was hostile territory.
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The letter's tone is more wistful than hostile, reading almost like a breakup note.
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After all, just because there's tension doesn't mean things have to be downright hostile.
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The most toxic city in the US, where 34 percent of comments are hostile.
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In total, about 2,500 men died from the back-breaking labor and hostile conditions.
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Rick Scott, have been hostile to accounting for rising seas and temperatures in planning.
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Harris described President Erdogan as "the most hostile" to what's been happening in Syria.
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Something about hostile action near Incheon and talk of "robust responses" from the President.
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" The filing said that Shkreli's attacks "on women have been extreme, hostile, and unrelenting.
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He may also be hostile to voting rights, abortion rights, Obamacare, and net neutrality.
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" Trump said that she had rudely interrupted another reporter and criticized the "hostile media.
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"Azerbaijan is one of the most hostile European countries for LGBT people," she said.
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Still, the policy is pretty user-hostile and may result in violent laser combustion.
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Ravelo "has already staked out an unmistakably hostile position towards Friedman," his brief said.
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The purchase was unsolicited, prompting Mediaset to describe it as a hostile takeover attempt.
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The platform creates an environment of collectivity and solidarity in an otherwise hostile context.
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Hezbollah called the GCC decision "reckless and hostile" and blamed it on Saudi Arabia.
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The state legislature has been particularly hostile to Planned Parenthood and family planning clinics.
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Better these be in the hands of a friendly power than a hostile one.
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In the game, players battle to the last survivor on a hostile, alien world.
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That's kompromat – Russian for compromising information – and that's how hostile intelligence services twist arms.
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"We want Facebook to be a hostile place for terrorists," the blog post reads.
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Political parties have consistently been a weak link for hostile nations to gather intelligence.
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We've designed 1Password to do as little as possible within the hostile browser environment.
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Others bolt it onto the frame or the rear carrier like a hostile tumor.
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Bristow last February launched a hostile takeover bid for rival gold miner Newmont Corporation.
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Buttigieg isn't viewed as a politician who is hostile to Wall Street, Cramer noted.
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If anything, the current environment is even more hostile to mothers in the workplace.
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Subsequent expeditions to the territory reveal a strange and hostile world that's slightly wrong.
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The hostile environment for airlines that Africa poses is well known in the industry.
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But in its most malignant form, hostile architecture can deter homeless folks from resting.
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Here are a few other examples of what might be classified as hostile architecture.
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They're forced to navigate themselves back home across a flat, bare, and hostile environment.
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In some cases, Trump's relationship to the big tech companies has turned openly hostile.
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It is not clear why Tory Brexiteers should be so hostile to the court.
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Into this hostile environment, Land Rover brings its first diesel for the American market.
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According to the the Guttmacher Institute, 29 states are considered "hostile" to abortion rights.
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Motion Reality then uses this information to provide a training experience in hostile situations.
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And then, they scanned the store, looking for signs that anyone would be hostile.
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" Ryan told reporters that having a hostile environment on Capitol Hill is "a disgrace.
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Because now suddenly you've got all these MAGA peeps getting hostile in your mentions.
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A deal would also fortify its defences against a hostile takeover attempt from Broadcom.
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Henry Ford, its founder, had long been hostile to the idea of going public.
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If they're surrounded by a hostile sea, they're not going to be able to.
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Swiftly, he becomes good friends with his guides and helpers through this hostile world.
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He was detained in May 2017 on suspicion of "hostile acts" against North Korea.
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I've felt how hostile that dividing line between Trump's America and mine can be.
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Throughout the 60s and after legal racial segregation ended, public pools remained hostile territory.
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YouTube is actively hostile toward the LGBTQ community and demonetizes videos by queer creators.
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And the training isn't just for hostile regions; it could be for daily life.
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Cook's intervention is a reminder that not every tech giant is hostile to privacy.
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The United States and Iran remain hostile on most fronts, from Syria to Israel.
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"We also have to make sure the social dynamics don't become hostile," Chen says.
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He was convicted last year after being charged with espionage and other hostile acts.
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Others are from Trump-hostile suburban districts that fell to Mr Northam last year.
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After the list's release, Putin said the US took a "hostile step" toward Russia.
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"I am openly hostile when Mark leaves the toilet seat up," Ripa told PEOPLE.
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It's a safe space in a world that is becoming increasingly more hostile online.
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Game culture is still a hostile environment for LGBTQ experience in so many ways.
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Code enforcement officers are trained to leave and call police if people get hostile.
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Far-right personalities accuse college campuses of becoming liberal bubbles hostile to conservative thought.
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Three-quarters of the British media is quite shockingly hostile to immigrants and immigration.
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But that would conflict with the plainly hostile way Trump took over the party.
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"This is the West Berlin of Marijuana, we're surrounded by hostile states," Kennedy said.
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Most are "neutral to slightly positive" but no significant market is hostile, Winterton said.
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And if serious action is not taken, these hostile players feel like they've won.
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After that, his tone grew more hostile toward his colleagues in the White House.
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It is bigger, more diverse and more hostile to Putin's Russia for historical reasons.
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But the weapons business makes a lot of people politically skittish or even hostile.
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" The former aide "accused him of turning hostile...after she rejected his romantic advances.
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They cited concerns it would create a "hostile and physically dangerous environment" for students.
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Venezuela's government has repeatedly said its problems have been exaggerated by hostile foreign media.
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Steve Bannon and his allies are planning a hostile takeover of the Republican Party.
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When it comes to breakfast preferences, the lines of division can be downright hostile.
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Now Honeywell CEO David Cote says his firm will walk away without going hostile.
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When I moved to London with Johnny Hostile [who later produced both Savages albums].
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His campaign was, in essence, an attempted hostile takeover of a major political party.
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What could be a hostile encounter is obviously filled with some much empathy instead.
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The Danakil Depression is one of the hottest and most hostile places on earth.
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It doesn't look hostile, but under the right circumstances even friendships can turn dark.
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The new ruler -- General Abdel Fatah El Sisi -- was hostile toward Qatar and Hamas.
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Trump's Muslim ban has unleashed more visceral reactions, including unambiguously hostile views toward Islam.
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Residents interviewed in Pinglan were almost all openly hostile to India and its soldiers.
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Speech from other people is qualified with categorizing words; "hostile" appears again and again.
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Given Freeman's hostile tone, mannerisms and body language, Ms. Abraham feared for her life.
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That flight contributed to the recent set of hostile rhetoric between Pyongyang and Washington.
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In some areas outside the TAR, however, the government is less hostile to Tibetan.
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For decades, the Syrian state—officially, the Syrian Arab Republic—was hostile to Kurds.
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Soon, the groups became so hostile that the researchers had to physically separate them.
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Tribune Publishing/Gannett This is probably the most public hostile situation at the moment.
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The court's majority in Dimaya took a similarly hostile approach to Section 16(b).
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If Mexico wins that game, the Colombians can expect a decidedly more hostile crowd.
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In interviews, alumnae told me that the seminary could be hostile toward female students.
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His attacks on the ICC in 28500 were as hostile as they are today.
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The photographer Peter Henry Emerson, like Ruskin, was originally hostile to Whistler's penumbral productions.
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Spammers, bot networks, trolls, and hostile actors will continue adapting and creating new accounts.
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"There is no down side to hardening space assets against hostile interference," Oberg said.
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Ankara is furious at Washington's support for what it sees as a hostile force.
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Their querulous, hostile or annoyed faces recur in her work from the late 1950s.
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When hostile extraterrestrials land on Earth, only an intrepid bunny can save the planet.
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With each passing day, our adversaries improve their capabilities and demonstrate greater hostile intent.
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"We never thought of them as hostile," said Jonathan Kaufman Iger, Sage's chief executive.
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They're hostile to any set of values that places personal glory below other ideals.
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We live at a time of hostile partisan politics, which McCain sought to transcend.
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Were you worried about whether the performance would be interpreted as a hostile gesture?
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Before Oghi and his wife got married, her parents had been hostile toward him.
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The media are a force hostile to the ANC and the country, he thundered.
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Yet many Muslims, embittered by conflict and poverty, remain hostile to the Philippine authorities.
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The Foreign Ministry said it would retaliate against what it called Washington's hostile action.
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Duke answered with two road wins in front of two sometimes hostile sellout crowds.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson maintains his new government would not be hostile to immigration.
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Among the countries most hostile to the European Union proposals on migration was Hungary.
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Her lawyer David Martin cited a "hostile" climate toward Huawei in the United States.
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When I declined, he got hostile and asked me if I was wearing panties.
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In February 2010, Air Products went hostile with its $5 billion bid to shareholders.
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There is strong evidence that hostile foreign sources were significant drivers of these attacks.
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An increasingly hostile Russia shows how a strong alliance is a strategic imperative advantage.
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This is to avoid the internet becoming a new poisoned arrow for hostile forces.
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He also isn't as openly hostile to the media as many other Trump appointees.
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In other words, insulin has to survive the hostile environment of your digestive system.
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Kavanaugh was hostile in demeanor and evasive in substance when interacting with Democratic senators.
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Halal food is scarce, and Mr. Qader interprets stares on the bus as hostile.
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Palestinian law bars selling land to "a hostile state or any of its citizens".
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France could also deploy "machine guns capable of breaking solar panels" on hostile satellites.
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She is met with aversion, perceived as more hostile, irritable, less competent, and unlikable.
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But I don't expect this to be a hostile speech with the United Nations.
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Leaders of hostile nations may or may not qualify, depending on who is judging.
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L, which was Britain's largest hostile bid since Kraft swooped on Cadbury in 2009.
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We might have been able to survive a hostile NATO, even a skeptical G7.
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When he finds her, he is deeply skeptical — even hostile — about her mystical explanations.
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This hostile move means that Melrose is taking its offer directly to GKN's shareholders.
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Yet they are connected to the Internet, nonetheless, which is an extremely hostile environment.
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Even a successful hostile bid could leave PPG powerless to control the merged firm.
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Yet attitudes to nuclear power may be less hostile than in many Western countries.
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Should Washington abandon it in hopes of easing tensions with an increasingly hostile Moscow?
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But those opinions will be under the influence of a hostile foreign power: Russia.
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"It's about to end," my mother said after telling us about the hostile receiver.
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That gave me the confidence to speak up when they were hostile towards me.
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Trump pledged during the 2016 election campaign to appoint judges hostile to Roe v.
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My big cuz took a bengals flag up on a mission in hostile territory.
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We shuttled to Kabul on Blackhawk helicopters, with gunners poised to return hostile fire.
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In "Black Leopard," Tracker is hostile and slippery and sensitive and chauvinistic at once.
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Trump's hostile rhetoric also makes them wary of sinking cash in Iran at all.
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It is true that the jihadist movement is a phenomenon fundamentally hostile to China.
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And yes, the American people are certainly hostile to and suspicious of Wall Street.
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Mr. Erdogan and the U.A.E. are more or less openly hostile to each other.
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In such a volatile or hostile environment, restraint or respect is not always possible.
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Few deny the growing sense that Congress is, for many women, a hostile workplace.
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Broadcom shaved $3 per share off its hostile takeover bid for Qualcomm, to $79.
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"Although we boxed each other, it's not as hostile as before," he told reporters.
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The Salton Sea Biomass Remediation Project harnesses algae's ability to grow in hostile conditions.
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I think we have a clip of Tucker being hostile and you being shocked.
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He said this was "reality-based" and responsive to hostile Palestinian rhetoric and actions.
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Distrustful, alienated people don't want to get involved in the strange, hostile, outside world.
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New ideas like representation can feel like a hostile criticism of once beloved concepts.
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"I thought he was a hostile… to be honest, I was terrified," Goodwin testified.
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Chinese propaganda outlets accuse opponents of the bill of colluding with hostile foreign forces.
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Republicans joined Democrats in condemning his willingness to collaborate with a hostile foreign power.
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It feels hostile — he attacks Amazon, he's attacked Apple, he's attacked pretty much everyone.
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By definition, a caravan is a company of people traveling through a hostile region.
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When she complained about a hostile work environment, the lawsuit said, she was fired.
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Demonstrators were "chanting songs hostile to the government and demanding elections," she told Reuters.
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But the people seemed variously amused, hostile and perplexed by his presence, he wrote.
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He claims the show of force persuaded the hostile Templario convoy to think again.
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The hostile couples were most likely to be those who weren't getting much sleep.
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But the landscape only gets more hostile to Sanders over the next two weeks.
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The case is another irritant in the already hostile relationship between Washington and Tehran.
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That hostile tone, though, was not evident in most small towns and suburban areas.
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Too many of these men's motivations are suspicious as best, if not outright hostile.
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To be sure, the Trump administration's overall track record is not hostile to mergers.
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I knew the crowd would be hostile, and so I was tempted to pass.
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But as the Senecas lost more territory, they grew increasingly hostile to white culture.
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In certain respects, he said, they may be even more hostile to these workers.
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The more Trump's Washington questions engagement, the more Xi's Beijing perceives a hostile foe.
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HEINRICH: So that was a hostile act by the Russian government against this country?
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Despite what Pride officials described as the "hostile political environment," a jubilant mood prevailed.
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More broadly, their progressive wing has long been hostile to concentrations of corporate power.
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If an individual has created a hostile work environment, they should be held accountable.
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Would the current environment really have been so hostile to a figure like Hitchens?
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The hearings in Congress drew hostile fire over Rockefeller's personal finances and potential conflicts.
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"The defensive position was within effective range of the hostile weapons systems," Dillon said.
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A federal judge in San Francisco said Oracle could proceed with its hostile bid.
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But Republicans have more recently turned hostile to the concept — former New Jersey Gov.
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Demonstrators faced off against the hostile, stalking stares of male spectators flooding the area.
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The answer: An increasingly hostile disagreement between Congress and Mr. Johnson over Reconstruction policies.
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Maybe not with critics, as "Summer: The Donna Summer Musical" got largely hostile reviews.
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Before this, Austin had begun to feel hostile for another reason: my skin color.
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And a generous amount came from people who had been hostile to his candidacy.
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But really, it has always listed among the states most hostile to abortion rights.
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Research shows bisexual people are also more likely to experience a hostile work environment.
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There he devised a hostile bid for Consolidated Gold Fields, a major mining company.
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Most women approached by Reuters for an interview declined and some were verbally hostile.
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For the core group, hostile political rumors are simply a tool to create havoc.
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It doesn't seem likely to slow down in response to a hostile White House.
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"Texans are hostile to any candidate who's talking about raising their taxes," he said.
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The Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA) CEO generally avoids getting in the middle of hostile takeovers.
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Mr. Ossoff's supporters mention a number of incidents like these: hostile, but not violent.
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Instead, accommodations are tacked on haphazardly, leading to hostile and hard-to-navigate spaces.
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Having traveled with Israel's national team, Melikson is used to playing in hostile environments.
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Plus, my country is run by a bloated authoritarian regime that's hostile to protesters.
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Taxes were among the highest in the region and the business climate was hostile.
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The incident marks the first deaths from hostile action for the coalition this year.
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Amid increasingly hostile relations Trump declined to attend the 2017 White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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The #MeToo movement has highlighted that legislatures can be deeply hostile workplaces for women.
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"Men are uncomfortable with this discussion, and I've had some hostile comments," she said.
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THIS AS THE CHIP GIANT CONTINUES TO FEND OFF THE HOSTILE BID FROM BROADCOM.
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Beijing's leaders grew more hostile toward economic and military supremacy by the United States.
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Dutch politicians are concerned about the vulnerability of the nation's companies to hostile takeovers.
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The Republican policy riders on this year's appropriations bills are hostile to that mission.
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Historically, she noted, Germans were more hostile to trans-Atlantic trade agreements than Americans.
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So the public isn't one thing; it's highly fragmented, and it's basically mutually hostile.
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It's the right step, because the Interior shouldn't be controversial or hostile to Americans.
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It has also produced a dangerous standoff with a fiercely hostile nuclear-armed adversary.
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"It is hard to imagine his replacement being more hostile to cannabis," Azer said.
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It said Washington would no longer turn a "blind eye" to Iran's hostile actions.
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Both create a hostile environment for sperm to prevent it from fertilizing an egg.
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Trump, by contrast, promises the most hostile administration immigrants will face since Calvin Coolidge.
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Now, three years later, we are navigating this increasingly hostile new world, holding hands.
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Trump won't exactly target hostile territories during his back-to-back rallies this week.
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His teacher's comment showed him how white people could be hostile to African Americans.
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"He was deeply hostile to Malcolm's politics," Dr. Marable said in a 2009 interview.
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Sixty-one percent had either extremely hostile or very positive feelings toward the president.
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The bird becomes hostile when the woman brings home a sweet-natured talking plant.
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When an operative is captured in hostile territory, the odds of survival are low.
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President Obama's appointees have tilted these courts decisively in a religious freedom-hostile direction.
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The Kremlin has previously levied sanctions against U.S. lawmakers deemed hostile to Russian interests.
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Deals • Barrick Gold called off a $17.8 billion hostile takeover bid for Newmont Gold.
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Mr. Erdogan has carried on Mr. Ataturk's legacy by maintaining a labor-hostile order.
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