For them, hostility to coal equals hostility to coal communities.
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Overt racial hostility is no longer acceptable; however, certain forms of religious hostility may be.
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"There is a hostility toward me by the judge — tremendous hostility — beyond belief," Mr. Trump said.
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But I see only shades of difference between open racial hostility and the accommodation of racial hostility.
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That's roused unusually strong interest group hostility, and that hostility is reflected in an unusually restive congressional caucus.
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"When it comes to verbal problem-solving, indirect hostility is more destructive than direct hostility," McNulty said, per Science Daily.
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"There is a hostility toward me by the judge — tremendous hostility, beyond belief," Trump told a crowd at a rally in Arkansas.
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History of hostility against the paper For years, the suspect had expressed his hostility against the paper in a lawsuit and in social media.
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In the Court's view, this was open hostility to Phillips's religious beliefs — and that kind of hostility from a government body violates Phillips's constitutional rights.
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This can include sexist hostility (misogynistic jokes), sexual hostility (degrading women with language and behaviour) or gender policing (punishing women for not conforming to stereotypical femininity).
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Official hostility toward the poor is not a bug but a feature for the Trump administration; at times, that hostility even seems to be its raison d'être.
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There's been a lot written on Trump's hostility to traditional allies, but it increasingly appears that this hostility is specific to allies with centrist or left governments.
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As the Sotomayor dissent suggests, do these decisions mean that conservative justices will find improper government hostility towards religion only when the hostility is towards a majority Christian faith?
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I think it's not necessarily a hostility with all of them, and some of them it's a hostility, for sure, or a defensiveness, like, "Not my fault," kind of thing.
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Once again, this intervention managed to alienate people of all political stripes: liberals and conservatives decried the racial hostility created by the strike—hostility that poisoned the city for decades.
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" Kennedy wondered if that showed a "hostility to religion.
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Our society's hostility to abortion leads to unwanted children . . .
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Trump has returned the hostility -- in much blunter terms.
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Given Trump's hostility toward traditional allies in Europe and the general Muslim hostility toward American policy in the Middle East, the U.S. has virtually no possibility of international help in the region.
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Trump's hostility toward legal immigration showed up in his policies.
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There's no hostility, there's just no acknowledgement of her existence.
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Has Trump's hostility to Iran bolstered the regime's domestic popularity?
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Forget what they say about hostility between cats and dogs.
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These American efforts have been met with disinterest and hostility.
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It accused the U.S. of maintaining hostility toward North Korea.
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"There is an atmosphere definitely, a real hostility," she said.
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This hostility was not just posturing for the election season.
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What is different now about racism and hostility under Trump?
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It makes no secret of its deep hostility to finance.
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And the regional actors are hardly alone in their hostility.
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Sometimes it has spilled over into outright hostility and harassment.
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They've revealed that there is a great hostility toward Catholics.
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But hostility toward these groups very consistently predicts Trump support.
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And listen to the anger and hostility in their voices.
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Severino has a history of hostility toward the LGBTQ community.
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Eventually all of Kim's hostility blows up via social media.
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For one agonizing minute she stood there, absorbing the hostility.
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They ended up garnering a huge amount of public hostility.
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Some of the hostility is down to CRRC's sheer size.
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He can see the hostility in how they cover things.
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Yet this economic crusade faces continued friction and implacable hostility.
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Is it because of Trump's hostility toward the establishment press?
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But their hostility to even modest curation is a mistake.
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In fairness, Mr Xi was bound to meet with hostility.
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This level of hostility is a direct cause of gridlock.
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Without more aid, Grandi warned of growing hostility towards Venezuelans.
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In fact, the Republican hostility is already at fever pitch.
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When Eddie wasn't expressing hostility, he showered me with indifference.
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DAVID FABER: Is there a lot of hostility out there?
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Where does Trump's hostility to the intelligence community come from?
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We see it in the hostility toward the Latino community.
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"There is still a lot of hostility between these groups."
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Black families in Milwaukee have been confronting hostility for decades.
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Gee, I wonder where all that hostility is... oh, right.
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He takes economic anxiety and turns it into sexual hostility.
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Promises mixed with lies mixed with hopes mixed with hostility.
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What's your take on the Republican hostility toward the IRS?
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Balow herself has experienced the hostility many pole parents face.
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Often, administrators greet students' complaints with apathy or outright hostility.
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The exhibition does not gloss over the hostility they attracted.
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Eye contact, when made, is fraught with suspicion and hostility.
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President Trump has already declared his hostility to the agreement.
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The job to throw the country into disarray and hostility?
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But along with that attention comes a lot of hostility.
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There's a lot of subsurface hostility to this in Congress.
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This transition undeniably was not free from violence and hostility.
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Part of it was this remarkable hostility to political parties.
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Sterling has no doubt why such hostility has taken root.
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Today, as in 2012, the partisan hostility is highly transferable.
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Military intervention would only bring more violence, destruction and hostility.
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Shouldn't sexual harassment, for instance, imply a degree of hostility?
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Wade, and the actions of his administration confirm his hostility.
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The government in Tehran views the BBC with particular hostility.
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Outright hostility, however, could provoke further Western sanctions on Russia.
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Or is it because of his lack of apparent hostility?
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But polls suggest a growing hostility toward migrants in Mexico.
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But now, the hostility and the stakes are significantly higher.
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He warned against hysteria and hostility toward those in quarantine.
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He warned against hysteria and hostility towards those in quarantine.
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Hostility is growing in the United States toward Chinese deals.
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But the news has already bred hostility among some Republican.
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Most nominees have long records of hostility to civil rights.
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It is difficult to imagine more hostility to voting rights.
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But they stand out for their hostility to voting rights.
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Evidence of such hostility would have strengthened the prosecution's case.
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Hostility to campus speakers will still come from the left.
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Hostility towards immigrants was central to Mr Trump's campaign platform.
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Trump's hostility toward immigrants plays into this fear, he added.
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Many news channels decided to whip up hostility toward Kashmiris.
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But hostility lingered: I was definitely not one of them.
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They are full of prejudice discrimination and hostility to China.
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But baseline hostility to conservative thought makes productive conversation difficult.
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Iran's hardliners largely define themselves by their hostility to America.
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Beware, Qualcomm: Broadcom is used to winning battles with hostility.
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Because of its "extreme hostility toward Muslims," the website Jihadwatch.
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Mnangagwa's human rights record also stirs hostility in many Zimbabweans.
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Democratic hostility toward the Republican president seems to intensify daily.
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In 2016, Trump capitalized on hostility to immigrants and minorities.
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But today's debate, the level of hostility, is really dangerous.
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What should firms do in response to American hostility towards Huawei?
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The Democratic and Republican candidates have both expressed hostility toward whistleblowers.
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"Sadly, there is a big hostility towards the youths," he added.
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The hostility to Trump generally took two prongs, exemplified by Sen.
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In office, the party's hostility toward critical coverage has remained unaltered.
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Hostility between Democrats and Republicans has built steadily since about 28500.
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I said this in a meeting once and drew immediate hostility.
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Faced with American hostility, some Central Americans are staying in Mexico.
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Since then he has expressed hostility and ill will towards Summer.
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Instead, they've found themselves tangling with hostility from the Trump administration.
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There is nothing new about Mr Watson's hostility to Mr Corbyn.
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But Democrats' hostility to the coal industry has alienated West Virginians.
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But when it came to food, British hostility transformed into enthusiasm.
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It agonised over tabling a resolution on Yemen, fearing Saudi hostility.
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"Listen to the hostility in your voice," he tells one sibling.
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I don't feel the hostility they try to push on us.
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The hostility that Republicans on the Hill feel towards Trump deepened.
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His hostility toward Muslims, refugees, and Mexico is just the beginning.
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There's hostility, not just in pay, it's jobs, where people are.
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Thompson says Trump's open hostility toward U.S. allies is nothing new.
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And they all too often incite anti-Jewish hostility on campus.
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Ahmad's family got used to putting up with hostility from neighbors.
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Israel has been vocal in its hostility to the Iran accord.
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" He bemoaned Pyongyang's recent turn to "tremendous anger and open hostility.
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In these efforts, they encountered endless patronizing hostility from male professionals.
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Ironically, the GOP's open hostility to Latinos even infects Republican Hispanics.
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She did this by showing relentless hostility and anger toward Nassar.
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Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican challenger, has shown outright hostility.
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However, today's situation offers less transparency than Cold War-style hostility.
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Finally, some focus on the hostility of partisans toward each other.
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Reports of hostility toward minorities were not limited to university campuses.
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Officials at several universities were investigating reports of hostility toward minorities.
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Pompeo has also publicly displayed outright hostility toward the Muslim community.
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Hostility to trade — even misdirected rage — should not be taken lightly.
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How will Trump respond to this hostility in a live setting?
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His own human rights record also stirs hostility in many Zimbabweans.
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The Democratic and Republican candidates have both expressed hostility towards whistleblowers.
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I, as a queer person, have experienced outward displays of hostility.
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Men tend to lash out, showing anger, hostility, explosiveness and unpredictability.
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The hostility directed at the president and his family is ridiculous.
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Hostility toward the health law is considerable here, but not overwhelming.
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The hostility could prove not only counter-productive, but also dangerous.
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It highlights the sheer irrationality of President Trump's hostility toward Iran.
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Their relationship over the years has vacillated between hostility and respect.
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Moral condemnation, DeScioli wrote, is a prime suspect behind partisan hostility.
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In Obama's explanation, it was a fundamental hostility to him personally.
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The Trump administration's hostility to immigrants and refugees is well documented.
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Their hostility to the new industrialism may have been backward looking.
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There is no arguing, no hostility, no judging, and no anger.
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They soon ran into a wave of hostility from the industry.
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The hostility toward mothers in the U.S. just blows my mind.
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They have a shared hostility to "big pharma" and vaccinations policies.
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They have a shared hostility toward "big pharma" and vaccinations policies.
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But Iraq's small private sector is crippled by extreme regulatory hostility.
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Are you received in a welcoming manner or is there hostility?
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He had run a campaign of unrelenting hostility toward Mr. Macron.
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The Trump administration's hostility to justice for racial minorities continues unabated.
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Yes, negativism begets hostility, but Jackson's inflated paychecks demand greater professionalism.
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EU members have pledged unity in the face of U.S. hostility.
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" Still, Trump added that "there's no question" there is "certain hostility.
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The third serious offense consisted of a period of prolonged hostility.
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The high court warned against "hostility" toward people practicing their faith.
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You watch, rapt, as the hostility drains from Ms. Melville's face.
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The sarcasm about Mother's food thickened the air with frank hostility.
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Yet even on Iran, Trump has wavered from hostility to conciliation.
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Germany is not alone in its struggle against hostility to Jews.
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At the same time, President Trump's hostility towards the Korea-U.
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Some Russian spectators in Rio say they sense hostility towards them.
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Can you suggest how we can diminish or abate this hostility?
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But overt hostility to women also has a steep political cost.
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By equating the populist left's hostility toward big business and the 1 percent with the populist right's hostility toward migrants and people of color, he is creating a false equivalence that undermines progressivism as a whole.
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Slater was one of only two openly transgender people in the area, Hurst said"She was bound to face hostility""She was bound to face hostility," said Hurst, who lived in Clewiston for about 10 years.
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Only two of seven members of the Civil Rights Commission expressed hostility towards the baker's beliefs religious beliefs; there was no indication of hostility on the part of the other three bodies that considered the case.
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And the Haley endorsement seemed only to unleash more of his hostility.
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There are solid laughs and veiled hostility and darkness in her work.
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There's a strong narrative in Bitcoin culture of crypto persisting against hostility.
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"Subtle verbal hostility is a telltale sign of passive-aggression," he said.
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But Trump ultimately cancelled that meeting, citing "open hostility" from North Korea.
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"Many patients encounter outright hostility and trans- or homophobic treatment," she says.
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In Reagan's time, this kind of overt hostility led to a countermobilization.
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Arguably chief among these is the growing hostility between Republicans and Democrats.
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It is a time for careful deliberation, rather than for open hostility.
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Another is the hostility of US intelligence agencies toward Chinese tech firms.
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Given President Trump's hostility toward Mexico, help probably isn't coming anytime soon.
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Hostility has turned to violence in multiple conflicts, displacing millions of Ethiopians.
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This isn't the first time I've dealt with hostility as a reporter.
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The root of all this is not fundamental hostility, but mutual bafflement.
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Go deeper: A new era of hostility in the U.S.-China fight
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The answer to Arab hostility lay not in compromise but military strength.
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Our reporter Scaachi Koul experienced this hostility last week — directed against her.
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"In October it was almost a declared state of hostility," he says.
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The immediate hostility highlighted sharp ideological lines reappearing in Latin American elections.
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If we encounter something negative, we react with anger, hostility, or aversion.
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They have urged Western governments to moderate their hostility to Mr Assad.
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His hostility to Iran's theocratic regime is understandable, but laced with exaggeration.
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All of this ratchets up hostility on the already anxious Korean Peninsula.
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Is collective narcissism a better predictor of hostility than these other traits?
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At the Trump White House, hostility toward the media is the agenda.
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Mr Farron's uncompromising hostility to Brexit is the substantiation of this strategy.
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Racism, xenophobia, misogyny and ethno- and religious hostility disguised as economic anxiety.
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And in fairness, his "hostility" towards questions can be mistaken for honesty.
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The hostility is likely to extend to Palestinian employees of Israeli companies.
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" "It's a sign of a dangerous hostility to accountability and the truth.
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"There's no strategy for overcoming this level of media hostility," she writes.
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There are no signs of hostility between the RSF and the army.
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Such growing hostility to business is in evidence across the rich world.
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Suspects are, once again, liars to be treated with suspicion and hostility.
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But most people in Orange City were too polite to show hostility.
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Hostility to the private sector made the country an international financial pariah.
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Hostility to racial justice appears to have become a prerequisite for nomination.
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The hostility of big firms towards Mr Trump goes beyond free trade.
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TO, pulled out, citing the hostility of local unions as one factor.
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Weeks of sniping in the Democratic presidential race flared into outright hostility.
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There is increasing hostility toward the act, and toward the species themselves.
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Yet the parties' tribal instincts and ingrained hostility stand in the way.
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Historically, the Court has shown hostility toward the fundamental rights of women.
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But today a surprising number of Americans harbor hostility toward free speech.
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Some Republicans are publicly challenging President Trump's hostility to climate change solutions.
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The Brexit vote was above all motivated by a hostility to immigration.
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Within a few days hostility between the groups was open and intense.
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There was a lot of routine anti-gay hostility on the street.
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Americans' hostility toward each other is not exclusive to the 19th century.
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" Warren implored her colleagues not to "ignore her hostility to public schools.
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Amazon's ad is the not the cure to present acts of hostility.
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You could say Facebook has 'hostility to privacy' as a core value.
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Meanwhile, the Trump Administration attacks disabled immigrants, creating hostility on multiple fronts.
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Assimilation is not an act of hostility, but an expression of compassion.
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The court rejected claims that the ban was motivated by religious hostility.
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The initiative instead incited derision and outright hostility toward employees and executives.
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Young enlisted Marines generally view new officers with skepticism and, sometimes, hostility.
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Hostility toward journalists and opposition figures is intensifying as voting day approaches.
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So there is also a lot of resentment and hostility toward Pakistan.
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How can I be assertive about being left alone without causing hostility?
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When this ballet was new, its presentation of women prompted some hostility.
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There is a lot of hostility and a lot of heightened speech.
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My defenses down, I was losing my hair and the old hostility.
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A sense of disenfranchisement and a hostility toward Obama pervade both halves.
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"I think that is one motivation" for the hostility to Ebola responders.
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So they're motivated by in-group preference, not by out-group hostility.
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People of color report more racial hostility in so-called colorblind environments.
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This suggestion of overt hostility to the group could not be rewarded.
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Is it the hostility, though, or the lack of long-standing relationships?
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McFaul did his best to swim against this tide of official hostility.
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"I'm just tired of his constant hostility against American citizens," Bonet said.
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"A regular Jim or Jane that has hostility towards burros," she says.
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Hostility and distrust are flowing across the English Channel in both directions.
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Trump's hostility to Hispanics has been a staple of his bitter campaign.
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Yeah. Check. Hostility toward God and the rights granted to every man?
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The crowd's hostility is just a part of the job, albeit unpleasant.
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As for President Trump, he's made his hostility towards immigrants no secret.
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They shared pastries and stories about the relentless hostility coming from cabbies.
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Hostility to this limited reform is overblown, though unfortunately to be expected.
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Russia makes no effort to hide its hostility toward the United States.
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I suspect some of the hostility was always lingering under the surface.
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The most egregious hostility has inspired genocide at the hands of ISIS.
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The network has attracted criticism for its relentless hostility toward the president.
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And that's despite mounting hostility faced by investors who bet against stocks.
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Constant criticisms and hostility are not the way to make that happen.
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But ongoing hostility, disrespect and holding hostage are not a winning strategy.
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Few things unite a fractious Republican Party more than hostility toward Clinton.
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And, because I had introduced them, the hostility was directed at me.
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I would not support a nominee who demonstrated hostility to Roe v.
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Yet neither affinity nor hostility should shape our analysis of this episode.
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Education reform — the media's frequent hostility toward charter schools — is one example.
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Public protest and hostility toward the royal family is rare in Japan.
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The reasons for the Chinese government's hostility to cryptocurrencies aren't entirely clear.
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It could also heighten discrimination and hostility against Hispanic communities in particular.
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Does this hostility toward Roma expose the limits of this "European dream"?
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It's not just women, but it's sort of a hostility towards men.
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Southeast Asia was deeply riven by Cold War hostility at the time.
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So there's a fair amount of hostility on the part of black Americans—not exactly hostility, but a sense that the Statue of Liberty isn't their statue, because most American blacks didn't feel like they really had liberty.
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From hostility between law enforcement and communities of color, to tension between the working class and social elites, to growing hostility toward immigrant groups, to distrust of the media by rural and other marginalized communities — our country is divided.
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To the Editor: It is deeply ironic that the Supreme Court relies on the Colorado Civil Rights Commission's hostility toward a baker's religious beliefs to justify its own hostility toward two gay consumers' claim asking to be treated equally.
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Ministers hope such fears will soften the DUP's hostility to the Brexit deal.
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Its motto is "hockey that fuels emotion"—a tagline that hints at hostility.
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However, Vega's work is largely about defiance in the face of that hostility.
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Hostility to free trade is still very much present in the White House.
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Which means that Breitbart under Bannon will continue its newfound hostility toward McMaster.
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Kashmir is at the heart of decades of hostility between India and Pakistan.
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Questions that unsettle that understanding are instinctively treated with skepticism or outright hostility.
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The open hostility of the Obama years may well extend into Trump's presidency.
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We don't live in a state known for its hostility to LGBTQ rights.
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Read Adolfo Flores' excellent piece on the hostility towards migrants in border cities.
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I've said the same sentence with equal amounts of defensiveness, hostility, and denial.
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Fitzgerald was fascinated by what he calls undercurrents of hostility and condescension online.
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That increased hostility was more intense in the six months after 9/11.
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I was very frustrated and never seemed to get anything back except hostility.
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This is surprising given the Trump administration's open hostility to climate science findings.
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They also mark a stark escalation in hostility between the US and Russia.
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It honours commands and responds to queries regardless of their tone or hostility.
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The Republican-led Congress has already made its hostility to his plan clear.
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Trump's remarks to Sharif, if accurate, could aggravate hostility between Pakistan and India.
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Some say the reaction of the government in Baghdad proves its undying hostility.
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Both countries are hoping for a lucrative peace dividend after years of hostility.
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But Mr Bolloré has run into a wall of regulatory and political hostility.
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But Antoinette doesn't let her squad's hostility stop her from chasing down murderers.
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"There was real hostility there," she says of her interactions with the press.
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Given the Trump administration's hostility to climate science, these cuts are not surprising.
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It spoke of a year in American life roiling with hostility to outsiders.
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The former prime minister fumed that it was an "act of cold hostility".
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This lack of cruel intent or active hostility makes the subsequent jokes land.
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This may "disable" the most ugly expressions of collective narcissism: bigotry, exclusions, hostility.
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And certainly not a scheme with any racial or religious hostility behind it.
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In truth, the locals may get an unfair reputation for hostility to newcomers.
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Scholars have paid close attention to the role of racial hostility in elections.
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Its most distinctive trait is reflexive hostility to all non-Turks, especially Kurds.
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Burwell—liberal anguish, conflicted hostility on the right—have become relevant once again.
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The remarks, if accurate, could aggravate hostility between arch-enemies Pakistan and India.
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The government's decision was viewed with hostility among the area's Nepali-speaking community.
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" Despite the hostility, Joe says there may be peace "somewhere down the road.
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But Holdren says the greater concern is Trump's hostility to facts in general.
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This directive comes after open hostility toward transgender service members from President Trump.
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Such hostility is probably due, at least in part, to old-fashioned sexism.
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This led to rejection, hostility, and disparagement from many of my fellow Muslims.
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Fears of anti-migrant hostility can also be an influence on destination choice.
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We're told the 2 are interacting and there's no overt sign of hostility.
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Merkel was not alone in showing an open hostility toward the United States.
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Fundamentally, regional hostility toward Israel reflects the ideological currents of the Middle East.
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That hostility also often reflects a deeper aversion to the government's regulatory powers.
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The moment we opened the door, we felt just a wall of hostility.
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But local hostility hasn't deterred Howard-Jack and activists in other conservative areas.
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In 2012, many greeted striking Chicago teachers with cynicism and even open hostility.
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To Kennedy, those remarks represented a "clear and impermissible hostility" toward Phillips's faith.
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Since his time in office, the governor has caused tension, conflict and hostility.
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Then there are actions under Trump's control -- like his hostility to free trade.
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"The Democratic and Republican candidates have both expressed hostility towards whistleblowers," he said.
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Even so mild an avowal earned Hesse the permanent hostility of many Germans.
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Hostility between the two could make them less likely to extend that deadline.
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At the same time there was an overt hostility to dissent and difference.
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CSU prohibited "expressions of hostility," and confined peaceful assembly to a single area.
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In their day, they had encountered condescension and naked hostility from male agents.
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The Great Recession ended that and introduced a new era of seething hostility.
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They disregard, play down, even white wash the movement's hostility to individual freedom.
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A wholesale slaughter would also guarantee the enduring hostility of Iraq's Sunni population.
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One by one, they added up—better, at least, than indifference or hostility.
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If the sequel is going to be more lucrative, genuine hostility couldn't hurt.
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They were met with hostility, threats of costly legal fights, and a noose.
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A sense of catharsis and camaraderie seemed to overshadow any hostility toward management.
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Look at the regime, the hostility of this regime to the whole world.
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He cited Washington's campaign to escalate sanctions as evidence of continuing American hostility.
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You suspect that your ex was really expressing his hostility to one child.
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But that didn't stop senators from sniping at each other with open hostility.
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She looked straight ahead, keeping any possible white hostility in her peripheral vision.
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We are not done talking about our culture's hostility toward women's sexual pleasure.
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And Kosovo, after achieving independence, still faces hostility from Serbia and its friends.
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His parents talked in hushed tones about stifled black anger and police hostility.
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He has anchored their second line while bringing his signature hostility and studiousness.
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The operators also struggled with long periods of isolation and hostility with locals.
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But there was one core belief they all shared: hostility to mass immigration.
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Left-wing hostility toward European Union-type multilateral organizations is at record highs.
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Above all, there's the growing hostility toward China among Democrats and Republicans alike.
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We lived there once—having left behind the wars, the hostility, the desire.
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Perhaps it is part of a global hostility to the excesses of capitalism.
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Local leaders incite hostility to migrants as a means of maintaining their authority.
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Fortunately, defending a more freewheeling economy implies no hostility to the welfare state.
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" He blamed what he said was "both Media and Democrat and Irrational Hostility.
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My father would not repair the window, hoping to avoid provoking more hostility.
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Terrorism and unchanging Arab and Muslim hostility were and remain his preferred emphases.
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She's said she would oppose a nominee who demonstrates "hostility" to Roe v.
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It is an act that can be met with hostility, exclusion, and violence.
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What was unprecedented was the relentless, public hostility of Democratic senators and representatives.
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It is also the best way to gauge degrees of warmth or hostility.
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It marks yet another misstep caused by Mr Trump's reflexive hostility to oversight.
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Isolation became resentment, which became hostility which exploded in the spring of 85033.
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Brexit carried the day by appealing to British insularity and hostility to outsiders.
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"The thread that runs through is general hostility toward plaintiffs' claims," Lahav said.
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He goes out of his way to voice his hostility to Steve Bannon.
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The Trump administration's hostility towards our public lands and wildlife is no secret.
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Integration was slow, though, because of Montgomery's white community's hostility toward the change.
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I wanted to know how they survived and made progress against open hostility.
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Trump's racial hostility isn't about his difficulty with learning, but comfort with tribalism.
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While the Saudi-Iranian hostility causes the world to worry, women have benefited.
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China's hostility towards Taiwan has grown since President Tsai was elected in 2016.
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This is especially true in a political climate where hostility to reproductive rights -- and hostility toward women generally -- is climbing, and where liberals and feminists need all hands on deck to defend against the coming encroachments on our rights and liberties.
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Hate crimes can also involve hostility on the grounds of race, religion or disability.
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Kashmir has been at the heart of 70 years of hostility between the countries.
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Some intelligence community officials believe that Trump's hostility might be based on a misunderstanding.
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Hostility between the two countries means that Iranians are generally not admitted to Israel.
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We've seen hostility against sexual content again and again from payment processors and lawmakers.
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Trump's lawyers said they'd tell the President that Flynn's actions reflected "hostility" toward him.
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However, U.S. hostility has failed to alter Moscow's behavior or make America any safer.
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The Roma are also facing growing hostility elsewhere in Europe as nationalist sentiment rises.
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Facebook's long history of privacy hostility should make that plain to any thinking person.
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Society should ensure that nobody feels excluded, discriminated against or the victim of hostility.
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Trump tweeted again Monday that the media is to blame for current political hostility.
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And that growing population has to contend with disturbing episodes of hostility and violence.
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That tension forged in Americans a deep sense of hostility toward the Soviet Union.
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The opposition, led by Álvaro Uribe, a former president, remains implacable in its hostility.
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Yet there are signs that European citizens' hostility to the burqa may be waning.
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Since the 1970s, social psychologists have studied the many correlations between heat and hostility.
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As Quartz notes, a troll's hostility is usually equated with their status of anonymity.
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But EPA's open hostility to critical news reporting is a new step, observers said.
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Inside Cult 2.0, dissent is likely to be met with hostility, doxing, and harassment.
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If anything, hostility to these Republican-aligned groups decreases support for the Democratic Party.
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"He distributed information to incite racial hatred and hostility... by spreading hoaxes," said Chairul.
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To this day, many women feel hostility when climbing the career ladder in science.
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Wolves, meanwhile, interpret eye contact as a sign of hostility, according to Science Magazine.
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"Take down the hostility towards me from 9.5 to 7.5," he told Mr Mozes.
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He should have spoken out against Mr Putin and protected America against Russian hostility.
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Whoever challenges Trump will have to match his emotional hostility to the other party.
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We know less how to address those who embrace their xenophobia and intergroup hostility.
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That strain of hostility toward the press, as you documented, because you got Nixon.
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The main obstacle, of course, is the ongoing hostility between Israel and the Palestinians.
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They're very good at dealing with hostility and they know how to be isolated.
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Trump then gave us a humble brag that not everyone can pull off hostility.
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And I know how hard he worked against implacable hostility at every single turn.
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The territory is at the heart of decades of hostility between India and Pakistan.
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Indonesia's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community has drawn increasing hostility in recent years.
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" Trump "should have spoken out against Mr Putin and protected America against Russian hostility.
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Great companies combine a strong sense of identity with a fierce hostility to groupthink.
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You would never find any public mention where I express hostility toward Vladimir Urin.
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I haven't tried to sabotage anything or create hostility or unrest in the company.
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And yet, ironically perhaps, "The Insult" is not the real cause of the hostility.
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Roberts then proceeded to ask Trump a question without acknowledging Trump's hostility toward Acosta.
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I want that we stay in solidarity and that no hostility arises between us.
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Yet it is in the cities where hostility to the peace deal is strongest.
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And his increased hostility towards CNN has been looming over the deal for months.
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The hostility was especially acute in Neve Sha'anan and other south Tel Aviv neighborhoods.
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In a white nationalist manifesto posted on Twitter, the suspect expressed hostility toward Muslims.
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By the same token, in the nineteen-thirties Hesse's hostility to Hitler was automatic.
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One expat from Germany said a big challenge was "increasing hostility towards foreigners" here.
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The status quo only empowers the hardliners in both countries, prolonging distrust and hostility.
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The Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign continues with increasing hostility that risks devastating consequences.
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The president's allies point to Waters as someone who encouraged hostility toward political enemies.
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Friends of Israel, fearing an escalation in hostility, dropped its complaint this past spring.
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Despite the court rejecting claims that the ban was motivated by religious hostility, Rep.
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They simply stand out in exemplifying the supreme irony of such hostility in hindsight.
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She says that sort of feedback makes it easy to ignore all the hostility.
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Mr Putin has faced implacable hostility from Western states since his intervention in Ukraine.
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The possible outcomes: An Erdoğan victory would mean more Turkish hostility toward Western powers.
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Assam has witnessed much hostility, sometimes violent, between its Assamese-speaking natives and migrants.
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So I was thinking about this in terms of a certain hostility toward death.
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Bob is very angry, so if you don't appreciate hostility, please don't click through.
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Wariness, if not downright hostility, dominates relations between Our Revolution and the Democratic Party.
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So far, the cab-Uber hostility has been at a low simmer during CES.
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The path to a possible meeting led through a thicket of hostility and feints.
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"When you're inside the booth you get a little more hostility," Ms. Ellis said.
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Nixon's hostility toward the press grew, and the press was emboldened by his aggression.
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The profession has, "unfortunately, a reputation for hostility toward women and minorities," he said.
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Others, by organizing volunteers and protests, have tested the party's hostility to independent groups.
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Somewhere along the line, the hostility — in some places, at least — turned to sympathy.
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Jews face even greater hostility and danger in Europe, where the cartoon was created.
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Even some fellow medical workers, she said, have showed signs of hostility toward her.
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Women at the Salk Institute say they faced a culture of marginalization and hostility.
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In spite of their mutual hostility, he and Tony have a lot in common.
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They are a way of cloaking racial hostility in the presentable form of politics.
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The hostility between Mr. Erdogan and Prince Mohammed is rooted in their diverging ambitions.
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In the introduction, Laxton outlines the Surrealists' hostility toward the utilitarian aspects of progress.
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Given the Trump administration's open hostility, he said he saw no reason for dialogue.
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To what extent could policy break down the barriers of ethnic hostility and mistrust?
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Other groups, like the N.A.A.C.P., said the judge's record showed "hostility" toward civil rights.
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Hostility to feminism emerged in that decade, with the rise of the New Right.
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Much of this music was received by critics and the public with open hostility.
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Fear of bolshevism blended with a long-standing hostility toward certain classes of immigrants.
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In Phoenix, the president's words also appeared to whip up audience hostility toward journalists.
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That resolution wilted in the face of a barrage of hostility and boycott threats.
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Hostility from Amazon toward a competitor wouldn't be unusual for the company, Louise reports.
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I think it's been very smooth considering there's tremendous hostility on the other side.
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MSNBC's hostility to Sanders presents a sharp contrast to Fox News's treatment of Trump.
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She exhibited intense hostility against Trump and his associates and protested against the administration.
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The prosecution, however, offered no evidence that D.J. had ever shown hostility to Stubblefield.
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" The powerful union leader Len McCluskey has accused the Jewish community of "intransigent hostility.
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Dr. Davidson, who treated prisoners at Guantánamo during part of 2003, recalled the hostility.
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Such hostility will undermine Saudi's economic ambition by scaring off valuable investment and skills.
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" Tuesday night's Post headline: "Trump's quiet visit to a grieving Pittsburgh met with hostility.
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With remarkable speed, Mr. Trump's hostility went from foreign policy idiosyncrasy to conventional wisdom.
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The open discussions in class have also resulted in racial hostility between the students.
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Trump administration hostility to Iran takes many forms, many of them with unintended consequences.
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But Mr. Barr is still under pressure to renounce his hostility toward whistle-blowers.
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Among them: strong Democratic fundraising, a geographic disadvantage and voter hostility toward President Trump.
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Mr. Gandhi stayed silent about the violence and hostility encountered by India's Muslim citizens.
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Show implacable hostility to Iran, possibly short of destroying the deal, barring a mishap.
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Mr. Kolko said evidence of company hostility toward unions could bolster Mr. Long's case.
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They make everyone feel comfortable — in their indignation, in their suspicion, in their hostility.
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At least since Reagan, conservatives have had particular and growing hostility toward environmental regulations.
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A lot of them have said racist things, or expressed hostility to civil rights.
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As the sun makes ice melt, kindness causes misunderstanding, mistrust, and hostility to evaporate.
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It's not only Jews who have been treated with hostility by the Trump administration.
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The short blonde's sleeve was frayed, and she kept looking at it with hostility.
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There's a lot to dislike about Brett Kavanaugh's record – including his hostility toward consumers.
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To start, Trump's Twitter stream is already clear evidence of his hostility toward CNN.
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The use of Catholicism is notable in a country notorious for its hostility toward religion.
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Some journalists found the tweet chilling, speaking to Trump's larger hostility to the independent press.
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Yet a mere three years later, Harper's hostility to inconvenient truths helped topple his government.
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His hostility to not just science but verifiable facts of all sorts is well documented.
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"It would have just created more animosity and outright hostility against the government," he said.
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But these recommendations have recently faced a lack of political will, if not outright hostility.
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The point should be whether they would stop a policy of hostility towards my country.
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The hostility towards the president, his success, his allies, his supporters, it&aposs all predictable.
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However, this has sometimes provoked hostility from local miners toward Chinese managers based in Africa.
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The agents pressed Brewer whether Identity Evropa members had hostility toward any groups of people.
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Europe thus needs to take a path that avoids the extremes of naivety and hostility.
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"This suggests it is not about danger, but about a more general hostility toward immigrants."
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But many fear that hostility to immigration will be the undercurrent of the election campaign.
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Lifting restrictions on freedom of movement is also likely to be met with hostility elsewhere.
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The owner, Kathryn Kidd, circumvented Unicode's hostility to customization and slapped bushy eyelashes on each.
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And while he tolerates those who oppose the exhumation, his hostility towards Franco remains acute.
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Well, climate denial and hostility to the theory of evolution are pretty good starting points.
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He knows the dangers of Russian hostility better than any American cable news talking head.
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The Supreme Court ruling made clear "that type of hostility is not permissible," Sharp added.
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And it sort of raises even greater levels of bitterness and hostility towards the Irish.
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We are getting closer to rebalancing our trade relationship with China and avoiding future hostility.
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Casey — over to Roberts, who at least appears to have some hostility toward abortion rights.
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ETA's hostility was for the same reason as Franco's, says Ignacio Latierro, its surviving owner.
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Meanwhile, the volume was increasing, matched only by the level of hostility in the air.
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Ideological hostility to for-profit corporations (such as Life Esidimeni) may have played a role.
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I worry that Trump brings out the worst in America. Division. Hostility. Racism. Bigotry. Misogyny.
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American hostility gives the regime a raison d'être; isolation means less competition for its businesses.
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Prototype AVs have attracted criticism and outright hostility from locals in some parts of America.
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Unchecked, he began to openly criticize the US with language that veered into outright hostility.
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North Korea has said its nuclear and missile programs are necessary deterrents against U.S. hostility.
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Decades of hostility eased somewhat with the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and then-U.
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In the 80s with [Mayor] Koch, there was a lot of hostility towards graffiti artists.
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But lately bosses' mood has flipped into a hostility that risks becoming jingoistic and unhelpful.
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We do not know much about how to reduce prejudice and hostility of collective narcissists.
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He cited Santilli&aposs "extreme hostility" toward him and other factors in his court filings.
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His team lacked anyone with White House experience, and exuded hostility to most Washington insiders.
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The ban was challenged on the grounds that it was motivated by hostility to Muslims.
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But recently, many situations have arisen in which unspoken thankfulness has turned to unabashed hostility.
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The trip carries both symbolism and substance after decades of hostility between Washington and Havana.
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Sessions' record raises significant, serious questions about his hostility to civil rights and civil liberties.
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But if this hostility seems personal, then it's time to establish some non-negotiable expectations.
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Yet the near-universal hostility to consolidation reflects a complacency born of the golden years.
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Many migrants say they are welcomed by Germans but others say they have experienced hostility.
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"These two forms of hostility seem to be overlapping and reinforcing each other," he said.
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Harmit Athwal of the IRR says Brexit has "emboldened" people to express hostility towards immigrants.
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Consequently they became a target for hostility towards migrants during, and after, the referendum campaign.
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Even in a climate of increasing hostility, their St. Pauli supporters' groups are going strong.
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Moreover, it is not uncommon for MPs to be subjected to other forms of hostility.
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Now, though, they may be surrounded by disbelief and hostility, they are at its heart.
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M5S's Eurosceptic tendencies and Mr Grillo's hostility to immigration appeal to many on the right.
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People were pissed off, but I don't believe it was any kind of serious hostility.
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Several officials agreed that Trump's hostility would not change Iran's regional behavior, determined by Khamenei.
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Hostility towards Taiwan has risen since independence-leaning President Tsai Ing-wen's election in 2016.
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Levels of hostility to Jews, not just Israel, are sky high in most Muslim countries.
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After rounding the bases, he was greeted with hostility by Brian McCann, the Braves catcher.
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First of all, you have a level of hostility that's incredible and it's very unfair.
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Horowitz found that Strzok committed no material action to further his political hostility towards Trump.
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That same nasty tenor has infused the British campaign with hostility and xenophobia toward immigrants.
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Every financial services executive I interviewed mentioned an intangible factor: French hostility to the wealthy.
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It is emblematic of the Trump administration's overall hostility to immigrants, both legal and undocumented.
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"The hostility to religious liberty and disdain for Catholics should not go unpunished," Conway said.
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Or did the combination of hostility and indifference among white Americans make the disaster inevitable?
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EU officials also caution that Sturgeon should not under-estimate hostility among other member states.
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Somehow, they all come through in this deepfake with a startling air of precise hostility.
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Trump is also known to harbor hostility toward Sessions for recusing himself in the investigation.
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But the Duke-UNC basketball hostility provides a glimpse into a bigger problem: tribal thinking.
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"I received a lot of hostility from both friends and family members," Spence-Adofo laments.
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But hostility toward Hispanics crossing the border still runs hot in parts of the state.
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And the Trump anti-immigration plan is about racial hostility, but also profit and greed.
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Publicly Trump blamed the reversal on "crazed and irrational" hostility from Democrats and the media.
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"I have a lot of female hostility," she said Wednesday, pivoting from earnest to glib.
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The proposed rule change is part and parcel of the Trump administration's hostility to immigrants.
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" He said at the time, "There's so much hostility, so many people stimulated to violence.
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The 2015 National School Climate Survey found that transgender students experienced more hostility than others.
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In this climate of violence and hostility, relief efforts are largely focused on immediate survival.
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How is this candidate not going to add to the chaos and hostility in Washington?
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Judge Ellis exhibited open hostility to the prosecution and an irascible temperament unbecoming a jurist.
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White evangelicals are the only Christian group to express this level of hostility toward refugees.
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Whitaker's public record of aggressive hostility to the Mueller probe disqualifies him from overseeing it.
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It is a natural outgrowth of an intrinsic hostility to people who are Hispanics. Check.
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At the same time, the role of hostility toward women hasn't been discussed nearly enough.
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In his telling, outdated strictures on business and institutionalized hostility toward the wealthy hindered entrepreneurialism.
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How much of that is real hostility versus just not knowing what else to do?
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And the intense hostility faced by Dalit students in India's colleges and university campuses continues.
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Somehow for all the official hostility, North Koreans tend to be friendly to individual Americans.
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It would involve outward hostility to the leaders of Canada, Britain, France, Germany and Japan.
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Politicians from the secularist C.H.P. would face active hostility — even assault, once — when visiting Duzce.
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Their only intent, the study concluded, seemed to be to raise the level of hostility.
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The group was met with naked hostility, including a white mob hanging blacks in effigy.
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He said he had often faced hostility as an undocumented person, but not at college.
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Brown's countercultural ethos shared some common ground with traditional conservatives' hostility to the governing class.
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But once, he said, he asked his boss why he was so enamored of hostility.
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National security officials have long viewed Mr. Assange with hostility and considered him a threat.
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Mr. Duterte's hostility toward the publication has been apparent since soon after he took office.
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"I believe it is pure hostility to eliminate the animals from the area," she says.
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The United States is still in Nafta despite Mr. Trump's hostility to free-trade agreements.
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"It's explained by the deep hostility of the French toward the rich," Mr. Bourlanges said.
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In the TVP universe, Germany and France are treated with suspicion if not outright hostility.
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The Chinese government also has denounced incidents of anti-Chinese hostility linked to the epidemic.
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My work drew hostility from certain groups, but I did not face any legal problems.
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According to author Ed Falco, hostility toward Italian immigrants in the 19th century was virulent.
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Not catharsis or uplift but a bracing dose of profane, sloppy, reasonably well-directed hostility.
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There is now an open hostility between elements of Lierse's fan base and its owner.
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On Tuesday evening, officials in sanctuary cities reacted to the announcement with skepticism and hostility.
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Overcoming this hostility, DiAngelo argues, requires sustained self-reflection, humility, and vigilance from white people.
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Trump is president because of Obama, or more precisely, because of his hostility to Obama.
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Turkey's hostility to Rojava stems from its long-running conflict with its own Kurdish population.
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Then there's the hostility that greets any woman who puts her head above the parapet.
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The hostility toward Israel of an automatic majority in the General Assembly is well documented.
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"Little by little, our differences turn into symptoms of hostility, threats and violence," he said.
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But their affection, anchored in a shared hostility for Muslims, had a logic to it.
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Working mothers of small children are the norm and hostility to them is, finally, ebbing.
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They even managed to overcome the open hostility of U.S. District Court Judge T.S. Ellis.
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"There was deep hostility between the state police and the FBI in general," said Stern.
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North Korea has always justified its nuclear program as a deterrent against perceived U.S. hostility.
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Given the longstanding American hostility to social engineering, each of these steps faced heavy pushback.
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Anti-Rohingya violence and discrimination goes back decades in Myanmar; hostility toward Rohingya is pervasive.
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A policy of maximal hostility toward Iran becomes not just geopolitically advantageous but morally necessary.
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Did Eat Offbeat's founders or workers talk about encountering any hostility since the company launched?
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By firing Damore, the company has made it clear that such hostility won't be tolerated.
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Both recruit regional governments to their side and insist on hostility to the other side.
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Shakir himself was recently targeted by the Israeli government with accusations of hostility toward Israel.
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More recently President Barack Obama sought to thaw years of hostility between the US and Cuba.
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He ended the interview with a plea for less hostility between people of differing political viewpoints.
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The Trump administration's hostility toward IER is also puzzling considering President Trump's previous statements on immigration.
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In this richly illustrated book, Sepp Blatter tells how he learned to deal with the hostility.
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He said US outcry over Iranian missile tests is a pretext for expressing hostility toward Iran.
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Careem also has a presence in Turkey, where Uber has run into hostility from national leaders.
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To many Israelis the "kite terrorism" is yet more evidence of implacable — and creative — Palestinian hostility.
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In 1993 alone, the year he took office, Clinton faced remarkable hostility from the armed forces.
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) is betting three new contracts will help change the collective hostility.
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The message from the court is clear, government hostility toward religious Americans will not be tolerated.
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THE most striking mood-swing at this year's Labour conference was the growing hostility to Brexit.
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The picture on the left is more complicated, given Mr Corbyn's hostility to the armed forces.
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This is undoubtedly a continuation of the hostility Orlando and Marina faced when he was alive.
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There is hostility, too, from shopkeepers, who say that vendors dodge taxes and undercut their prices.
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Insofar as Rogers uses exaggeration to communicate hostility, how can he show admiration, affection, or respect?
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte also denounced on Thursday any prejudice and hostility arising from the coronavirus.
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Mr Orban is hardly alone among central European leaders in his hostility to refugee-redistribution schemes.
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The heavy-handed approach to handling demonstrators "exacerbated things and raised the hostility level," Kleindienst said.
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Jeremy Corbyn remains on top of the Labour Party despite the hostility of his fellow MPs.
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The immediate consequence of the executions was a burst of hostility between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Algorithms cannot appreciate preexisting biases, a specific context, or pervasive environmental hostility in making those decisions.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte also denounced on Thursday any prejudice and hostility arising from the coronavirus.
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In fact, at numerous times in his career, he has demonstrated a hostility towards these convictions.
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Adopting Chromium as the default rendering engine for Windows 10 will end Microsoft's hostility towards Chrome.
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Their hostility toward Latino immigration, for instance, repulses Latino voters — the largest minority group in America.
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As hostility over labor now mounts, stakes are high - and the island's investors are taking note.
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Lastly, to combat this hostility, we need to see more images of women thriving in science.
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As in other countries, many German journalists are left-leaning and display instinctive hostility towards plutocrats.
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IRAN'S ZANGANEH SAYS SOME OPEC MEMBER COUNTRIES HAVE ADOPTED PATH OF HOSTILITY WITH OUR NATION - SHANA
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They are motivated primarily by tribal hostility toward the left and the demographic changes it represents.
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Ageing populations, continued emigration and widespread hostility to migrants mean workforces are soon going to shrink.
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"Hostility between races limits support for welfare," Alesina, Glaeser, and Sacerdote conclude flatly in the paper.
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The previous Canadian administration's hostility towards Iraq war resisters hadn't made Canada much more welcoming either.
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But many people now have hostility toward Facebook and toward the tech industry because of it.
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"The hostility was not as great then as it is today on college campuses," he said.
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In PNG, which suffers from high unemployment, for instance, the hostility was towards Chinese business owners.
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And U.S. "hostility" towards China's space program has stalled technological partnerships with European countries, he says.
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Busch next arrives in America, where the newcomer is treated with suspicion and hostility from locals.
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Based on the trailer, it looks like Boyega's character faces hostility from his white colleagues, too.
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There's a sort of primal hostility all around us, hidden by a veneer of suburban politeness.
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Morison's research has found mounting hostility between parents and the childfree—especially mothers and childfree women.
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Early research shows that Trump's election heightened hostility toward racial and ethnic minorities, immigrants, and Muslims.
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The irony of Trump's hostility to privacy protections is that he clearly prizes privacy for himself.
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With the installation, he's also pointing out the wider growing hostility towards immigrants and ethnic minorities.
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While campaigning for president, he faced hostility, not only from Democrats but from many mainstream Republicans.
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Lithuania's swelling military ranks, Vacca says, reflect the upsurge in patriotic fervor stoked by Russian hostility.
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The 1980 election of Ronald Reagan brought a new hostility to environmentalism in the White House.
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Times appear to be changing, though, with the outward hostility to the K Street crowd thawing.
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"It is curious that you should still be able to arouse hostility in me," Hugo says.
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These are disproportionately less-educated non-whites, many of whom associate Republicans with hostility to immigrants.
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Trump has also repeatedly said the media is to blame for fostering hostility in the country.
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Trump has shown no sign of pulling back or urging his supporters to lessen the hostility.
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She's stated she could not support a nominee who had "demonstrated hostility" to Roe v. Wade.
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Where evidence of "racial hostility of motivation" is apparent, sentences should be longer, argued Mr Buckland.
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"Where was all this hostility and concern when Mr. Trump was being called Hitler?" she asked.
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Your tendency so far in your career has been to answer hostility with distrust, and secretiveness.
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Higher education is another area where women have made huge inroads, despite early hostility from men.
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Will that matter in this age of the Tea Party and hostility to the Washington establishment?
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Trump rode the wave of anger and hostility towards the status quo into the White House.
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The hostility level toward me has to be lowered from, say, a 9.5 to a 7.5.
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Both countries restored formal diplomatic relations in 1995 after years of hostility following the Vietnam War.
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Apple has never been shy about sharing its feelings — or even hostility — toward the ad business.
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Swipe fees have been a source of simmering hostility between merchants and card issuers for years.
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I posed as the sassy confident one, secretly horrified and hurt by careless comments and hostility.
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What unites his disparate positions is a general hostility to secularism, science, and the industrialized world.
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But H.R. 622 is a long-con, and dovetails with this administration's hostility toward federal oversight.
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Critics have long accused the BJP of a deep-seated hostility against India's 180 million Muslims.
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What to expect: Some industry insiders chalked up the hostility as retribution for CNN's campaign coverage.
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A segment that had critical things to say about purebred dogs seemed to generate particular hostility.
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Hostility from working-class conservatives, irate over cultural change and diminished economic prospects, scuttled that effort.
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At the same time, you hear incredible hostility to him from, like, members of Congress, right?
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"Everyone is tired of hearing about racism," she tells Zoe, her hostility blatant, her language elementary.
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" After all, Trump continued, "Assimilation is not an act of hostility, but an expression of compassion.
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But in neither Evans's nor Funch's project is there any sense of hostility toward their subjects.
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Hostility persists between the Africans, brought as slaves, and the Indians, who arrived as indentured servants.
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The relationship between Gibraltar and Spain is, understandably, complicated—swinging wildly between indifference and outright hostility.
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In return, Mr. Trump's usual hostility may be temporarily eased into something resembling benevolence toward them.
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The result was an opinion that expressed hostility to Roe without changing the legal status quo.
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But there are still plenty of places where I'm met with blank stares or outright hostility.
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Others, pointing to Mr. Mulvaney's earlier hostility toward the agency and its mission, are quietly resisting.
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Some soon died and later the officer wondered if this episode had increased the islanders' hostility.
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The toll came as hostility toward health workers continued to hamper efforts to contain the virus.
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Salk Institute: Women at the research institution say they faced a culture of marginalization and hostility.
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The timing, as opposed to the general hostility to public servants, is probably personal to Trump.
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Given the global hostility to refugees, it is remarkable that Ugandans still approve of these policies.
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But hostility skyrocketed in early January with a U.S. drone strike that killed top Iranian Gen.
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Other tweets promoted class hostility, saying the elite get "clean vaccines" while normal people did not.
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The conservative hostility to premarital sex also sometimes leads to early weddings, even to child marriages.
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Sweden, he is afraid, has entered a vicious circle of immigration, segregation and growing mutual hostility.
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Because of course it is also human nature to look on difference with suspicion or hostility.
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But in an interview, he spoke at length about his hostility toward Jews and nonwhite people.
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He's initially met with hostility and scorn, but we can guess how that will turn out.
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The loss of good jobs to Germany, Japan, and China also contributes to hostility to immigration.
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Democratic members of the Environment and Public Works Committee focused much of their hostility on Mrs.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Bolsonaro has sowed skepticism and at times outright hostility toward the press.
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The Iranians have said that given Mr. Trump's avowed hostility, there is nothing to talk about.
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He displayed a fair measure of hostility toward prosecutors from Mr. Mueller's office during the trial.
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It was a sign of the mistrust and outright hostility many Brazilians feel toward the president.
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Despite hostility from both parties and the press, Zeidler proved to be a highly effective mayor.
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Reducing Saddam Hussein-era regulatory hostility towards private business is not a new idea in Iraq.
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Hawaii sued to challenge the revised executive order, saying it was the product of religious hostility.
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Garrett's hostility toward the Ex-Im Bank has been very much a part of that gamesmanship.
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Glória's maternal fussing is seen as selfishly possessive, and Matheus's hostility as bigoted and potentially violent.
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He added that given China's hostility, this is "something that would be potentially disastrous for Mongolia."
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But it is the latest example of anti-media hostility boiling over at Trump's campaign events.
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Conway is not the only Trump administration official to be confronted with hostility in public places.
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The Obama Administration's naked hostility to Israeli policies left us bruised and always on the defensive.
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Mr. Trump offers a different explanation for his hostility to financial reform: It's hurting credit availability.
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Hostility to Wall Street, costly bailouts of banks, brokerages and the auto industry, played a role.
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As in other markets, Uber drivers have faced opposition and sometimes hostility from other taxi drivers.
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" Yang told Jones that his first reaction to the news about Gillis was "hostility, confusion, anger.
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"There is a palpable hostility to regulation," said Ms. Heinzerling, now a law professor at Georgetown.
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In the wake of growing political hostility, Mr. Liu taught us to question and challenge ourselves.
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If an alien race is treated with hostility, well, they are up to some shady stuff.
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The Tea Party movement was animated by its hostility to Mr. Obama and his activist government.
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That has led Brazilian artists and filmmakers to complain about an environment of hostility and censorship.
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This re-victimization deepens and widens the pain and often leads to increased hostility and depression.
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HULSE: There is much more hostility now toward the media on the part of some lawmakers.
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Senator Jeff Sessions has a record that has demonstrated long and consistent hostility to civil rights.
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It had been preceded and followed by the usual snarky, dishonest hostility of the elite media.
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And what&aposs more, unequal recovery from financial crises may increase hostility towards billionaires, Smith argued.
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She said she had experienced hostility online when speaking positively about hosting refugees and welcoming immigrants.
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His support of self-determination for Portugal's colonies earned him even more hostility from the regime.
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The hostility of elite cultural institutions to traditional Christianity is an enduring fact of American life.
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You can define nice yourself, along with [not having] anger, or resentment, or hostility towards others.
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Some might even wonder whether your hostility to American values reflects your own failure to assimilate.
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But the trend opposing it is a growing climate of suspicion, and even hostility, toward science.
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Some vignettes are anecdotal; others are tangles of passive aggression, racial hostility or repellent one-upmanship.
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We've heard a lot over the last few years about left-wing hostility to free expression.
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The hostility spread after a far-right Canadian website, Rebel Media, posted a snippet on YouTube.
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It has close ties with Trump's White House but is viewed with hostility by leading Democrats.
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Republicans were also ready for the possibility that he could be accused of hostility toward women.
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"This is the kind of thing that feeds a cycle of hostility and retribution," Aftergood said.
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Trump has made no secret of his hostility toward immigrants, in particular undocumented immigrants and refugees.
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Kaine is convinced that the current wave of racial anxiety and hostility to immigration is temporary.
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Even shared hostility to President Trump and his Republican Party will not paper over the conflicts.
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India and Pakistan have alternated between phases of intense hostility and moments of calm since 1947.
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She feels the area's racial hostility contributed to her mother's suicide, when Ms. Mitchell was 16.
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There is a lot of hostility toward men and toward women who don't agree with them.
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Goal-driven systems won't wake up one day with hostility to humans lurking in their hearts.
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He scowled and mocked the crowd's hostility, flashing an impudent finger and taking off his pants.
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Chris's silence is deliberately designed to avoid hostility and create an appearance of politeness and compliance.
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Then the default position is tribe—us/them, a hostility toward the unfamiliar or the unknown.
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Officials worried about Amazon's long-documented history of poor working conditions and hostility to labor unions.
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Kate experiences mounting anxiety over what she presumes — not wrongly — is seething hostility from Jon and Theresa.
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GOP leaders have finally admitted that Trump's deep-seated hostility to women presents a challenge to governance.
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See how the idiots persecute us, the rational, with their superstition and their hostility to objective thought.
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For a moment, my shoulders relaxed, and I simply existed without the burden of anticipating racial hostility.
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China's hostility to the democratic island has increased since President Tsai Ing-wen took office in 2016.
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And there's no indication that those gains are softening hostility to his social agenda and personal style.
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By adopting his own tough stance against EU policy-making, Renzi is tapping into this public hostility.
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Jeff Sessions, a former federal prosecutor with a history of hostility to racial justice and voting rights.
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This sort of hostility is unfortunately alive and well today, as college freshman Alina Sichevaya can attest.
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These are both groups that Trump expressed naked hostility in no uncertain terms towards during the campaign.
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In fact, we were both so confused that we thought fighting and hostility meant real emotional honesty.
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These acts of hostility and violence have no current legal consequence — machines have no protected legal rights.
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Common sense says this cycle, this horrible cycle of hostility, must end and ideally will end soon.
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Obama's enduring popularity with Democrats is partially a testament to triumph in the face of historic hostility.
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Still, Mr Netanyahu has succeeded in winning four elections despite the hostility of much of the press.
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Gomez told Radio Formula that the man had shown hostility toward his mother and a previous girlfriend.
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But his programming often met with hostility in New York, and he left quietly six years later.
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DJI has argued that opposition to its products is motivated primarily by political hostility toward Chinese companies.
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In 2015 Mr Ghani accused Pakistan of being in an "undeclared state of hostility" towards his country.
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Today, harassment and general hostility remain deeply embedded in Twitter's DNA and the greater modern web discourse.
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Eritrea and Ethiopia signed an agreement earlier this month to restore ties, ending two decades of hostility.
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Her hostility is all-pervasive, encompassing not only those she works for but also those she employs.
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He coddles dictators, and he's made our border a symbol of nativist hostility all the world over.
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Hostility to Rohingyas, a minority in largely Buddhist Myanmar, has repeatedly led to bloodshed in recent years.
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The only thing more overwhelming than his fortune is the hostility that greets Rachel when she arrives.
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We're on the same side, he agrees, and there doesn't need to be any hostility or animosity.
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Western Union — without having to deal with the volatility, limited utility, and user-hostility of decentralized cryptocurrencies.
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One is to prevent Mr Trump's hostility to multilateral trade deals from poisoning the region's trading relationships.
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He has expressed total hostility to the investigation," Nadler said on the ABC News show "This Week.
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The League's traditional hostility to the poorer south, where M5S is strongest, makes such a pact hard.
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US hostility has led it to support dictators, butchers & extremists, who've only brought ruin to our region.
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The hostility towards the oatmeal raisin largely has to do with its reputation as a healthy cookie.
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The controversy comes at a time of unprecedented hostility to a single religion by an American president.
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Recent months have also seen an increase in hostility between Iran and traditional Western ally Saudi Arabia.
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Kashmir is a Muslim-majority region at the heart of decades of hostility between India and Pakistan.
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Indeed, firing Comey takes the president's hostility to the rule of law to another, more alarming, level.
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Hostility greets any female who would dare to walk its streets at night in a short skirt.
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The visit will be a welcome sign of support for Cuba which is facing increasing U.S. hostility.
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But Trump's provocative conduct, he said, has sparked a unique degree of personal hostility between the sides.
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But before they could continue, the band needed to address the growing hostility between Ward and Hajjar.
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It was also met with incredulity among Tory activists and hostility from Tory voters on the doorstep.
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Or consider the increasing hostility towards foreign ideas, as seen in Xi's strengthening of China's "great firewall".
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Even mainstream American continues to maintain a sense of ambivalence, for some even downright hostility, towards whistleblowers.
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Health workers in the vaccination campaign have at times faced scepticism or hostility from at-risk communities.
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A year ago, relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran reached an unprecedented level of tension and hostility.
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A federal judge blocked the law from going into effect, but the sense of Southern hostility remained.
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I discount -- a lot -- the much remarked-upon hostility of "GOPe" meaning the Republican establishment to Cruz.
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The hostility between her and Smith has been on display for decades with no resolution in sight.
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Non-college-educated whites view immigration with much more hostility than whites with a bachelor's degree do.
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Since coming to power, President Trump has vacillated between open arms and outright hostility to both nations.
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The disconnect may provoke suspicion or hostility, advocates say, turning a simple shopping trip into a minefield.
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"There's a hostility to that" and there's an idea that "some people are less deserving," he added.
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European nations increased their military spend, driven in part by the perception of increased hostility from Russia.
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Collins has said she will not vote for a candidate who shows "hostility" toward Roe v. Wade.
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Far from securing Mr Valls the image of decisive leadership, this decision has provoked a double hostility.
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Sadly, with Woodward's book, we just got the usual liberal hostility pretending to be a serious book.
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" The Guardian summed up the previous day's action as "Resignations, a coup and a day of hostility.
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The hostility was especially pronounced on Long Island, which since 2014 has received eighty-six hundred children.
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The president late last month canceled the meeting because of "open hostility" from the North Korean leader.
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Collins has said she could not support a nominee who had "demonstrated hostility" to Roe v Wade.
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"Pakistan is running full speed to develop tactical nukes in their continuing hostility with India." she said.
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North Korea views these drills with hostility and worries they could be practice for a potential invasion.
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For the most part they managed to sidestep combustible issues and ignore raging hostility from average Mexicans.
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They share a willingness to play racial politics, an authoritarian bent, and an open hostility towards journalists.
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The parks have endured a history marked more by congressional indifference and occasional hostility than by generosity.
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The U.S. must recognize its limitations in a country that has historically viewed the U.S. with hostility.
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Disillusionment with traditional elites, hostility toward immigrants and anger among the losers from globalization — all resonate elsewhere.
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Clinton's campaign is haunted by the high levels of hostility even among many voters on the left.
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If Kavanaugh's hostility toward presidential malfeasance also remains constant, he could yet surprise his critics if confirmed.
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This hostility has invigorated a decades-long effort by Latinos and other groups to increase political participation.
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Thomas's visceral hostility is exacerbated by Damien's air of superiority and by the rhinestone earring he wears.
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Duterte last year set aside territorial hostility with China, pivoting away from traditional ally the United States.
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The greatest fear for them is a filmmaker who has an ambivalence or hostility toward the audience.
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According to this view, Egypt must be in a perpetual state of hostility toward the Jewish state.
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Barr auditioned for his job by broadcasting his hostility to Mueller's investigation and his loyalty to Trump.
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America can no more eliminate religious hostility than Middle Eastern governments can force their peoples to believe.
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"There is also a general hostility in society and in the courts to such claims," she said.
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China's hostility has risen after the self-ruled island elected Tsai Ing-wen as president in 2016.
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McNulty's team studied whether the couples exhibited direct or indirect hostility toward each other when discussing problems.
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However, the elementary school that Trinity was about to attend reacted with hostility to DeShanna's transgender daughter.
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Some bosses regard LinkedIn with hostility because it makes money from recruiters out to poach their staff.
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Right-wingers living in D.C. say they often are insulted and met with hostility on dating apps.
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When the applause of hostility is out of earshot, he tones down his vitriol to a whimper.
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It was this fight that put an end to any leftover hostility from 2012, according to Haye.
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The last few months have seen increasing hostility to Chinese projects and influence in the United States.
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But I couldn't overcome his hostility so many years after the war was supposed to be over.
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Although homosexuality is not a crime in Turkey, there is widespread hostility to it across Turkish society.
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Their departures have coincided with a marked increase in hostility from Washington toward countries in the region.
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It is probably true that, forced to choose, they would prefer her pragmatism to his open hostility.
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The problem is their small number and the hostility they encounter from fellow Muslims here in Germany.
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Hostility subsides after Jane apologizes for her behavior and Renata learns the true identity of Amabella's bully.
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Although the settlement was illegally established, my father taught me never to feel hostility toward the soldiers.
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It's all just Chairman Perez's deep hostility toward the Iowa caucus, which he's expressed on numerous occasions.
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France has long been known for its open hostility to corporations and its suspicion of personal wealth.
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SOC then fired her for scheduling infractions and for "hostility and aggression," according to her termination notice.
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If you support Trump and his racial hostility, you and I have absolutely nothing to discuss. Nothing!
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He is now serving a five-year prison term for "inciting hostility against the state" via tweets.
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This brings us, finally, to the kind of speaking "as a woman" that engenders defensiveness and hostility.
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Mr. Abdelmalak has sensed hostility in Germany once or twice since arriving three years ago, he said.
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Sara Hylton, a Canadian documentary photographer who came here on assignment in August, had anticipated the hostility.
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"I prefer to be in the dark because of all of the hostility going on," she said.
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Among couples who exhibited especially high levels of hostility, the wounds took two days longer to heal.
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" He also called Grisham the "President's arm who's in direct hostility to what they call the enemy.
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There was also a reluctance to broadcast her support because of the strong hostility toward Mrs. Clinton.
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Ankara is undoubtedly counting on the West's own hostility toward refugees to win acceptance of its plans.
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It took dementia to undo decades of condescension and hostility and enable Bruce to appreciate Noah's achievements.
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WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans greeted President Trump's first full budget on Tuesday with open hesitation or outright hostility.
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In Europe the ECB is facing fierce hostility to its negative-interest policy among the German public.
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But as the two warily eye each other, something resembling mutual support occasionally surfaces amid the hostility.
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"North Korea's repeated acts of aggression and hostility call for stronger sanctions," Bennet said in a statement.
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The meeting was called off late last month over what Trump called "open hostility" from North Korea.
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He admits that he often feels hostility toward the women he sleeps with (and toward himself, afterward).
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He wrote a letter to Mr. Kim citing "tremendous anger and open hostility" from the North Koreans.
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Two, the use of new technology in elections should be treated with skepticism and perhaps even hostility.
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Previous studies have found that anger and hostility were associated with irregular heartbeat, but only in men.
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And of course, there&aposs no mention of President Donald Trump&aposs consistent hostility to free speech.
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Trump's follow-on threats to bomb Iran's cultural sites only deepen and broaden Iranian anger and hostility.
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"From our perspective, Hamas is responsible for any act of hostility that emanates from Gaza," Conricus said.
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There's none of the cut-throat hostility that you'd see on the likes of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares.
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But that has done little to douse the hostility from the Russian Orthodox Church and its adherents.
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They faced down hostility from many quarters before they became the beloved players that they are today.
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That has become increasingly important as Western commercial financing is drying up due to growing U.S. hostility.
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That has become increasingly important as western commercial financing is drying up due to growing U.S. hostility.
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But what if they didn't have to do any of that in secret or with any hostility?
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Still, he said, the Trump administration would do well to tone down its hostility with the press.
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The examination also unearthed the text messages between Strzok and Page that revealed intense hostility to Trump.
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As a precaution, they are dialing down their hostility and dialing up their diplomatic overtures to Iran.
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They know, too, that decades of relentless hostility toward the Jewish state have been a stupendous mistake.
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The few economic principles Andrew Jackson had were disastrous, none more so than a hostility toward banking.
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The relationship is very good, but you know, there is certain hostility, there's no question about it.
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Are there precedents for hostility between a prominent member of a New York team and its owner?
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In other areas he has reversed himself: for example, he has dropped his earlier hostility towards China.
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He can tap into working class anxiety negatively, by harnessing hostility toward immigrants, foreigners and the poor.
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Certainly, there has been a noticeable amount of hostility to President Obama's executive authority on the right.
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But hostility was more evident than progress at the talks, which were organized by Russia and Turkey.
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Buttigieg, who remains an unknown to many Democratic voters, had seen little hostility on earlier debate stages.
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North Korea has vowed never to give up what it calls an essential deterrent against U.S. hostility.
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North Korea said this week it needed a "powerful nuclear deterrence" to counter U.S. hostility and threats.
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It says its intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) are a legitimate means of defense against perceived U.S. hostility.
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A deep-seated hostility toward government is central to his brand — and his party's brand more broadly.
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How can so many of our neighbors condone open hostility to minorities, the press and the truth?
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That kind of hostility, Republicans argue, is what voters should expect from a Pelosi-led Democratic Party.
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This same hostility to change helped sink Bill and Hillary Clinton's health care plan in the 1990s.
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Basically nobody wants these policies on their own; they only sell if they're packaged with racial hostility.
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That's not because American Jews are unfamiliar with the radical left's militant hostility toward the Jewish state.
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There is one shining exception to the federal judiciary's hostility to free electronic access to its records.
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Opposition to culling is also driven by a hostility among local communities toward environmentalists and government conservationists.
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During his campaign, candidate Donald Trump spoke out against the disturbing growth of government hostility to religion.
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Hostility in Ukraine between troops and Moscow-backed separatists has left 13,000 people dead, reports Al Jazeera.
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There was no B.D.S. movement (boycott, divestment and sanctions), and campus hostility toward Israel barely existed. Why?
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But lately I've been feeling so much hostility, and that kind of subconsciously went into the plot.
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And refusing to call it what it is fosters division and hostility, and it limits our empathy.
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Instead of just creating censors and not talking about them, the government is acting with open hostility.
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But that only frustrated cultural conservatives for whom Republican hostility to LGBT rights is an article of faith.
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Diplomats are aghast at the militarists who would refuse a rare opening to peacefully reduce hostility with Iran.
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And also, interestingly, because a big part of NATO&aposs mission is to prevent any hostility from Russia.
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And critics of The Times, primarily on the right, have long accused the paper of hostility toward Jews.
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He cited "tremendous anger and open hostility" by Pyongyang but also urged Kim Jong Un to call him.
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Talking about years of hostility, years of problems and years of really hatred between so many different nations.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg talked about a masquerade of national security concerns hiding, in fact, racial and religious hostility.
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With good reason, few diplomatic relationships employ such a unique mixture of open hostility and simmering passive-aggressiveness.
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As in other markets, these services in Kenya initially faced opposition and sometimes hostility from other taxi drivers.
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Unlike many other Muslim countries, homosexuality is not a crime in Turkey but hostility toward gays remains widespread.
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The fundamental issues driving the rhetoric and hostility between the two nations is unlikely to be resolved soon.
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The media "has a responsibility to set a civil tone and to stop the endless hostility," Trump said.
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"This falls within a larger pattern of the Trump administration's general hostility of any of migration," Gulasekaram said.
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Ms Le Pen, a far-right nationalist, propounds a statist economic policy and hostility to the European Union.
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He continues to stack his cabinet with members whose past actions suggest hostility toward women and reproductive rights.
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After the papacy's long years of hostility to communism, many forgot that Catholic social doctrine opposes capitalism too.
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Inadvertently feeding the old trope about liberal hostility toward family values, they launched a misanthropic website called yourrepublicanuncle.
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"He's the commander in chief, and he hasn't been subtle about his hostility toward Amazon," Mr. Floyd said.
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The toxicity and hostility we hold towards one another regarding these issues make conversations like this 10x harder.
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Since Xi has declared his hostility to open society, the Chinese people remain our main source of hope.
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But while some surveillance-related friction is probably inevitable, it does not have to degenerate into outright hostility.
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Hostility toward migrants and refugees has risen in Greece since it plunged into an economic crisis in 2010.
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Mr Trump's hostility has already undermined the courts, the intelligence services, the state department and America's environmental watchdog.
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Harboring anger and hostility is associated with a higher risk of coronary heart disease, a 2009 study revealed.
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The lack of reliable statistics and evidence, and the hostility faced by those seeking to gather better evidence.
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The English have, thus, had their revenge on those contemptuous intellectuals, but the hostility has harmed the country.
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To tear the cross down now could be seen as an act of hostility against religion, Alito said.
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As in other markets, Uber drivers in Kenya initially faced opposition and sometimes hostility from other taxi drivers.
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"We had to deal with a lot of hostility on the doorstep during the local elections," he said.
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Despite Beyoncé's apparent reaction, Curran added that "there was no hostility" between her and the music power couple.
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The talks come as U.S. hostility rises towards India's traditional allies Iran and Russia, targets of U.S. sanctions.
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Some also feel increasing hostility being directed at them from the general population in some areas, they added.
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Maxine Waters, and CNN on Twitter, she could have addressed the administration's ongoing hostility toward the media. 15.
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And hostility to China, along with revisionist views of history, have played growing roles in Japanese nationalism, too.
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But sometimes you just don't work out on a network, and there's no hostility in it or anything.
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Despite the trade hostility, Japanese companies seem confident that Tokyo will resist U.S. pressure, the Oct. 24-Nov.
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Despite the well-documented hostility and harassment, foreigners are still more likely to be employed than South Africans.
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"There's a pretty unified hostility to public sector unionism by Republicans nationally and in many states," McCartin said.
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Suu Kyi has opposed the mission, saying this week it would create "greater hostility between the different communities".
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Communism's appeal was, however, limited by an almost exclusive focus on the working class and hostility to nationalism.
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However, such measures have faced hostility from the White House and from the Republican leadership of the Senate.
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KCNA said North Korea regarded the JFK incident as just the latest example of US hostility towards it.
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Like PiS, Radio Maryja propounds social conservatism, suspicion of Brussels and hostility towards refugees from the Middle East.
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Booker said that at numerous times throughout his career, Sessions has demonstrated a "hostility" toward pursuing equal rights.
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Indeed, a speech burden based on audience reactions is simply government hostility and intervention in a different guise.
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Karnaca is marked by sharp class divide, hostility to immigrants, corrupt law enforcement, and bodies in the streets.
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The decades-old policy on hostility toward Cuba — a diplomatic and economic embargo — has been a massive failure.
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Bannon's hostility toward the federal government and Trump's reliance on a few loyalists point down a dangerous path.
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The end of communism unleashed hostility to the region's large Roma minority, who remain almost completely unrepresented politically.
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Muslim-majority Kashmir has been the site of decades of hostility between nuclear arch-rivals India and Pakistan.
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Residents of Tijuana have reacted to the caravan's arrival with hostility, holding protests and calling for their deportation.
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Those discussions will likely lack the hostility shown by the president towards the leaders of Canada and Germany.
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But he still does not have a congressional majority and has responded carefully to recent hostility from unions.
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She recalled being shocked to suddenly find herself the target of naked hostility in the town that summer.
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You're talking about years of hostility, years of problems, years of, really, hatred between so many different nations.
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The regime wanted to discuss an end to political hostility, normalization of relations, and the lifting of sanctions.
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Sony has traced hostility toward "Ghostbusters" to a small number of fan sites that embedded the YouTube trailer.
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Second, North Korea claims a treaty with South Korea ending the six decades of hostility could be attained.
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"Well, the questions we will ask him will be about his expressed hostility to the investigation," Nadler said.
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We'd be surprised if this is the last we hear about the hostility between the two companies.[Recode]
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Social scientists have quantified the "Trump Effect"—measurable increases in racial violence and hostility associated with Trump rhetoric.
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Ward's hostility toward McSally is not new but her campaign is turning up the heat on the congresswoman.
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Donald Trump's hostility toward congressional oversight is leading some of his critics to describe him in monarchical terms.
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But in private conversations with Astrid and Sonja he revealed that he was consumed by paranoia and hostility.
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Beyond the frequent policy clashes and vivid personality differences, the hostility between the two candidates was unmistakable. Mrs.
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Instead, the majority determined that the officials' decision was unconstitutionally tainted by 'hostility' to Mr. Phillips's religious views.
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I entered the meeting with the firm conviction that diplomacy and engagement is better than hostility and conflict.
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Arthur: I also think that Catholics have a special distaste for hostility toward immigrants and other vulnerable people.
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