Brandon became more defiant, and the ensuing months were chaotic.
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I just felt it could have been even stronger and more defiant.
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She looked more defiant than solemn, her features turgid with angry confusion.
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Their pleas have fallen on deaf ears, with the president growing ever more defiant.
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The bombing had filled him, and through him Greenpeace, with even more defiant purpose.
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As Durant becomes more defiant with Frank, Hammerschmidt has had a breakthrough in his research.
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New cross replaces one destroyed by ISIS The church's own priest delivered another, more defiant message.
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However, more latterly he has presented a more defiant stance, vowing to remain in the race regardless.
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Pink was also more defiant, ready to share her views on everything over a perfect pop beat.
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"He'll grow more defiant, more reckless, more anti-constitutional, and more dangerous," The Atlantic's David Frum writes.
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His plea was a turnabout from what the court had earlier described as a more defiant stance.
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Kenya remains on edge as campaigning has grown more heated and the candidates more defiant before the vote.
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She grows more and more defiant, willing to risk her own livelihood if she finds the cause just.
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Mr. Saikawa's comments on Monday seemed more defiant than contrite, and he expressed some bitterness over his predicament.
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The more defiant the remark, the better, adherents believe — no matter how empty or inaccurate the comment might be.
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The more she piles on the signifiers of a true blue, red-blooded American, the more defiant it becomes.
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Kenya remains on edge as campaigning has grown more heated and the front-runners more defiant before the vote.
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The Gun Owners of America, a smaller organization often seen as more militant than the N.R.A., was more defiant.
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More expansive than interior, more defiant than dreamy, it's a vibrant if uneven work in heated conversation with itself.
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Following his third round Saturday, Mickelson offered a tepid apology in a statement that was far more defiant in tone.
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That's infinitely more defiant and destabilizing than Nancy Pelosi's inert hands and anguished mien as Trump delivered his big speech.
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While Washington has mostly avoided open conflict thus far, following that path may be harder as Iran grows more defiant.
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In Germany, most people obey the Ampelmännchen ("little traffic light man"), whereas pedestrians in the U.K. tend to be more defiant.
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As each incident unfolded, the president seemed to grow more defiant — emboldened especially after he won a second term in 23.
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The higher the pressure, the more defiant the President becomes -- even if it puts him at odds with his legal team.
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Outside the courthouse, her face still red with emotion, Ms. Kelly struck a more defiant tone, lashing out at Mr. Christie.
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And Moore has grown more defiant -- with his wife on Friday insisting there's no way he will drop out of the race.
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It ends with Alana and Este pounding a syncopated rhythm on the drums; the chorus has grown less needy and more defiant.
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They were all also determined, more alert to the challenges facing the movement, and more defiant and tenacious in the face of them.
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Renzi was even more defiant on Friday, saying he will not be swayed by the EU and will not change the budget law.
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Elsewhere in Shatila, the infamous site of a major 1982 massacre, some refugees have adopted a more defiant view towards the US President.
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Renzi was even more defiant on Friday, saying he will not be swayed by EU "technocracy" and will not change the budget law.
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Trump, now more defiant than ever against the Republican establishment, has stated flatly and stubbornly that he will not withdraw from the race.
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Di Maio has done little to push back against the government's rightward turn, even as the rebels in his party are growing more defiant.
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Throughout the 1990s, Saddam Hussein only became more defiant and disobedient, ignoring United Nations mandates on weapons inspections and issuing increasingly anti-American rhetoric.
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Authorities in the Belgian capital struck a more defiant note on Wednesday, acknowledging that closing shops, schools and public services last year had frustrated residents.
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By Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Trump's staff sensed the culmination of a familiar cycle: The president was about to revert to his initial, more defiant stance.
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If Pyongyang becomes convinced of Washington's intent to challenge its rule, it could be even more defiant and less incentivized to come to the negotiating table.
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But they also suggest that, in a time of chaos, there could be nothing more necessary — more defiant — than simply showing life as it's being lived.
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Organizers in Oregon plan to put even more defiant "sanctuary ordinance" measures on county ballots in 2020 that will direct their officials to resist state gun laws.
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While the easing of enforcement has emboldened younger women to become more defiant, recent incidents in which they have removed their hijabs in protest could still lead to prison sentences.
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The easing of the enforcement has emboldened younger women to become more defiant, but recent incidents where they have removed their hijabs in protest could still lead to prison sentences.
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The easing of the enforcement has emboldened younger women to become more defiant, but recent incidents in which they have removed their hijabs in protest could still lead to prison sentences.
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They taught me to be unwavering in my love for my culture and my country, and so that helped in being a little bit more defiant and being a little more confident.
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However, even as Kenyatta's accepted the court ruling and called for peace and unity in public statements from the presidential podium, on the streets of the capital city his tone was more defiant.
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Faced with a new government that they view as hostile to the rights of minorities, activists from the groups Ms. Franco was part of have become bolder and more defiant since her death.
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"More expansive than interior, more defiant than dreamy, it's a vibrant if uneven work in heated conversation with itself," James Poniewozik wrote in his review of the first season for The New York Times.
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On the contrary, Mr. Putin has responded to every new blow with ever more defiant charges that the West is out to get Russia and undermine its inherent greatness, as his press officers have done this week.
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On July 2nd Ms Lam held a 4am press conference in which she took a more defiant stance than in her handover speech, condemning the storming of Legco and declaring that authorities would "pursue any illegal acts" by protesters.
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But in the wake of October's shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, in which an avowed anti-Semite is accused of killing 11 Jewish worshippers, the holiday's message and meaning are taking on a more defiant turn.
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The president is growing more defiant by the day even as the scandals appear to pose an increasingly serious threat to him, embarking on a cross-country tour in an urgent push to bolster his party's chances of keeping control of Congress.
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Mr. Kasich has been more defiant: The Ohio governor, who ran unsuccessfully in 2016, has declined to rule out a 2020 campaign in multiple television interviews, and has indicated to associates that he may run again, even if Mr. Trump seeks another term.
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If anything, the president has grown even more defiant since Mr. Mueller found insufficient evidence to establish a criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia, almost as if having avoided charges, he is daring the establishment to come after him again.
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North Korea has consistently demonstrated that it is unwilling to engage in direct negotiations over its rapidly developing nuclear program despite Trump's fiery rhetoric and increased sanctions -- growing more defiant in the wake of several successful ballistic missile launches and its latest nuclear test.
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Their purpose was to bring a more defiant stance to the fight for racial justice, and they promoted, as a visual emblem, the form of a leaping black panther, an animal, it was said, that did not attack unprovoked but also did not retreat from aggression.
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The question is whether anyone sitting near the Oval Office is going to try to restrain this President and, equally important, if there is anyone in the congressional wing of the Republican Party who will start to take a more defiant stand about how he is conducting himself.
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The clashes, which led to more defiant counterdemonstrations, were an illustration of how seriously tensions have risen between the Western-backed secular FSA and the hardline religious group Jabhat al-Nusra — tensions which could evolve into broader hostilities, representatives from both Nusra and the FSA told VICE News.
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"Every attempt that was made from within and especially from outside to denigrate the process and glorify the old politics of division, only made Rwandans more defiant and more determined to express ourselves through the vote," Kagame told thousands of people packed in a football stadium to watch the ceremony.
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The more the European press assailed and censured Handke, the more defiant he became, as if in a perverse attempt to remind Austria and a reunified Germany of the type of radical, independent, infuriating writer they had once relied upon to de-Nazify their culture and re-establish civic life.
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The lighter, more propulsive "What About Us" glides casually over the counterpoint between muddy, sturdy rhythm guitar and Clark's higher, more defiant, nose-thumbing lead; as Clark overdubs chattering street voices from the neighborhood he sings about, the playful, ambiguous song could be an extended comedic routine about generational warfare or a cautionary tale about gentrification.
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Having taken place ten years before Stonewall, this incident is considered one of the earliest known LGBTQ uprisings in the U.S. Influenced heavily by the Black civil rights movement and demonstrations like the 113 Montgomery Bus Boycotts and the 211 Woolworth's lunch counter sit-in, LGBTQ people became more defiant in their political activism during the 21967s.
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As those events approached, many people bemoaned the sanitized (and corporatized) character that seemed to define them; if Peddigrew's pieces are seen as more defiant or controversial, that's only because he's interested not in merely celebrating pride but in reflecting upon the anger and hostility that drove the uprising: "Progress was made through combat," he says.
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And so the shelters have remained busy, housing people like the Brewington family who escaped ahead of the storm, and others in the more defiant mold of Bobby Ballew, who stayed in his Conway home until his wife, Deborah Ballew, persuaded him to go with rescuers who had come to their front door in a boat.
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Declining a final debate with the Vermont senator and declaring herself the presumptive nominee on CNN last week has only made Sanders more defiant and could further injure Clinton's own wounded campaign against a surging Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who stands to win over some disgruntled Sanders voters on the issue of trade.
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Vaughan was dismissed after 166 runs, which was destined to be the highest individual score in the series. Australia were also faced with a more defiant Ian Bell, who had struggled in the first two Tests. Picking up where Vaughan left off after tea, Bell, Kevin Pietersen and nightwatchman Matthew Hoggard closed out the day for England with the score 341 for 5.
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NCT Dream at the 2018 Incheon Airport Sky Festival. NCT Dream promoted alongside NCT U and NCT 127 as NCT 2018 for the first quarter of 2018. On March 4, 2018, NCT Dream released their single, "Go", which was included in NCT's first album, NCT 2018 Empathy. The song marked a transition in NCT Dream's narrative, from the portrayal of innocence to a "more defiant attitude" of teenagers.
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During Orton's promos, he ran for cover whenever signs of The Undertaker's appearance (lightning, darkness, or smoke) occurred. When wrestler Jake Roberts advised Orton not to underestimate The Undertaker, Orton performed an RKO on Roberts as well. In the weeks leading up to WrestleMania, Orton became more defiant and unafraid of The Undertaker, taunting and assaulting him in the ring following distractions from his father, "Cowboy" Bob Orton. At WrestleMania 21, Orton lost the heavily hyped match.
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Set in the late 1970s, Christina (Paquin) is a single mother from Ohio who escapes her abusive partner, along with her two daughters; teenaged MJ (Liberato) and seven-year- old Shell (Acres). She moves to the Florida coast where she meets up with a friend (De Matteo) who gets her a job in drug smuggling. But Christina must meet the challenges of protecting and providing for her children, with her oldest daughter being more defiant and the hazards of her occupation.
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The history of the Mahavihar dates from 1942 when Buddhist monk Pragyananda Mahasthavir came here and began revealing the teachings of the Buddha from a roadside shed. He was the first yellow-robed monk to be seen in Kathmandu since the 14th century. The growing activities in Theravada Buddhism, which was making a comeback in the country, aroused the anger of the government which was intolerant of the religion. Official moves to suppress its spread made the followers more defiant and spurred the development of the monastery.
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Research has shown that failures in emotional regulation may be related to the display of acting out, externalizing disorders, or behavior problems. When presented with challenging tasks, children who were found to have defects in emotional regulation (high- risk) spent less time attending to tasks and more time throwing tantrums or fretting than children without emotional regulation problems (low-risk). These high-risk children had difficulty with self-regulation and had difficulty complying with requests from caregivers and were more defiant. Emotional dysregulation has also been associated with childhood social withdrawal.
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Interrupting his father as he speaks to Arkady, he proves rather abrupt and still the powerful center of attention despite being around his parents. Arkady, who has delighted Bazarov's father by assuring him that his son has a brilliant future in store, in turn, reproves his friend for his brusqueness. Later, Bazarov almost comes to blows with Arkady after the latter makes a joke about fighting over Bazarov's cynicism. This once again shows the distance and changes within Arkady and Bazarov's relationship, as Arkady becomes more defiant against Bazarov's ideals.
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Stipe rejects them with disdain, but soon after gets increasingly concerned that he might be eliminated next. Nik and Božo start plotting with Stipe's wife, whom he regularly beats, by offering her that they will kill Stipe and they also won't reveal that she is having an affair with a taxi driver, but they demand that she sells them the restaurant subsequently. After the wife agrees, Stipe gets run over by a car during the night. After Stipe's death, one of the remaining cartel member Pavel gets ever more defiant.
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The Wall became a source of inspiration and pride for the black community. For some, the Wall represented not only artistic freedom, but the freedom and liberation that could be obtained as a result of the Civil Rights Movement. However, soon after its creation, increasingly polarized interpretations of heroic action within the African American community caused conflict over the paintings, notably with the replacement by artist Eugene Eda of more defiant leaders and symbols, such as the fist of the Black Power Movement. Wall of Respect catalyzed a larger mural movement in Chicago.
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Ernie O'Malley Raids and Rallies, p87 In Clare itself, according to IRA man Anthony Malone, the ambush had two effects. One was that the RIC became careful to travel in convoys of no less than three lorries. The other was that, as a result of the reprisals, the civilian population "became embittered against [the British] and adopted a more defiant attitude to the [British] military and Black and Tans".O Ruairc, p170 The death of Resident Magistrate Alan Lendrum, however, according to pro- republican Catholic priest Sean Gaynor, "was not to our credit".
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Undeterred, Tracy uses her newfound fame to champion the cause of racial integration with the help of Motormouth Maybelle, Corny Collins, his assistant Tammy, and her own agoraphobic, slightly overbearing, overweight mother, Edna. After a race riot at Tilted Acres results in Tracy's arrest, the Von Tussles grow more defiant in their opposition to racial integration. They plot to sabotage the Miss Auto Show 1963 pageant with a bomb hidden in Velma's towering bouffant wig. The plan literally blows up in Velma's face when the bomb detonates prematurely, and the Von Tussles are dragged off by the Baltimore police.
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In an attempt to halt his efforts, McGlone persuades Villers to arrest Jimmy on the grounds of pimping, claiming that he has in fact poached Airlie's girls and is now procuring them himself. However, when the police seek to apprehend him at the church hall, they find that he has organized an anti-crime movement and is holding a press conference. Jimmy sarcastically thanks Villers and his men for their assistance in helping the community in front of the local journalists and, fearing a loss of face, Villers backs off. The more defiant Jimmy and the local community become of organized crime, the more McGlone's gang try to break their spirit.
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After the Second World War, the movement remained active with its thrust directed towards the danger of communist infiltration. Whereas the Federal Council had adopted a relatively muted and accommodating approach to National Socialism before 1945 (as exemplified by the ominous speech of the Federal President, Marcel Pilet-Golaz, in June 1940) the Council adopted a more defiant tone immediately after the war, stating that the NS leadership must be ‘ruthlessly eradicated’. Echoing the anti-communist spirit of the times, emphasis was placed upon a constitutional democracy and welfare state, and the part-time ('militia-like') character of a powerful Swiss army. Spiritual defence led increasingly to an attitude of mind known as bunker mentality, a political and spiritual isolationism and a militarization of the civil society.
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Non-medical treatment Registered psychiatric nursing focuses on the mind and the issues associated with the psychological state of a patient, such as mental illnesses from genetic traits; childhood trauma, and lifestyle influenced mental conditions, for example, drug induced psychosis. This is different to a general nurse because physical illnesses of patients are welcoming of treatments, while mental illness patients tend to be more defiant, thus initial treatment will rely on the trust between a patient, nurse and their doctor. Psychiatric nurses are trained to ask patients relevant questions to ascertain what condition they may have, and they may also talk to relatives and friends. This is the primary tool for a psychiatric nurse in working out what treatment is appropriate.
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The university informed Smoot on Friday, Nov. 8, 1968, that he was being removed, but the sixteen editors on the staff refused to accept the dictum. On Saturday, it put out a special edition with a headline, “We Will Still Publish.” By Monday, the headline was more defiant: “Smoot Will Continue: Staff”. University officials claimed that alumni and political pressure had nothing to do with the move to remove Smoot, but Thomas Graham, a Purdue trustee later said, “Not only did I get a whole bunch of letters, I’d go down to cash a check at the bank and an old friend would grab (me) by the front of the shirt and tell (me), ‘Now dammit, you know right from wrong.
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One of the drenched workers, William Arnold, attacked the fire chief with a pick, and was in turn shot and mortally wounded by a police officer. Fearing a riot, Mayor Samuel G. Heiskell arrived on the scene, and pleaded for the crowd to disperse, but to no avail. With the crowd growing more defiant, McAdoo, who had been released, returned to the scene to a roaring applause, and delivered a rousing speech, blasting city authorities as "servants" of Howell, and vowing that his company would not be stopped. Sheriff's deputies finally arrived with a copy of the injunction, claimed the city had violated it, and arrested all city authorities at the scene, including Mayor Heiskell, the police chief, the fire chief, and several policemen and firemen.
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As Jing Yanguang was considered instrumental in Shi Chonggui's ascending to the throne, Jing, who was made a chancellor, became highly influential early in his administration. Under Jing's advocacy, Shi Chonggui abandoned Shi Jingtang's respectful subservience to the Khitan (whose state had since been renamed Liao) and took a more defiant stance. As an initial sign of that defiance, Shi Chonggui's did not submit a report to Emperor Taizong of his succession, but instead wrote a letter (indicating equal status and not subservience) in which he referred to himself as "grandson" (as Shi Jingtang had earlier honored Emperor Taizong as "father") but not as "your subject." This angered Emperor Taizong, who sent emissaries to rebuke Shi Chonggui, but to whom Jing responded insolently.
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Together with Vaughan, Australia were also faced with a more defiant Bell, who had not passed 25 in his four first innings in the series, but made 59 before the day ended. Picking up where Vaughan left off, Bell, Kevin Pietersen and nightwatchman Matthew Hoggard closed out the day for England with the scoreboard reading 341 for 5, with Lee adding two wickets to the tally before the end of the day. Day 2 Bell did not add to his overnight score, being given out caught behind in controversial circumstances, as replays indicated any contact with the ball involved neither bat nor glove. Following a brief rain interval England then lost two more wickets just before lunch, Andrew Flintoff after scoring a quick-fire 46 and Geraint Jones for 42.
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On hearing the news of war between the British Empire and Turkey, Dinar became more defiant and in April 1915 renounced his allegiance to the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan Government, declaring himself pro-Turkish and making contact with them via the Senussi. At the time, Darfur had a population of just under 1,000,000 controlled by what was described as a "slave army" of about 10,000 men. By December, affairs had deteriorated to such an extent that a small unit from the Egyptian Camel Corps was dispatched to protect trade at Nahud, and at the same time act as a warning against Dinar's proposed offensive against the Rizeigat tribe. Dinar instead countered the deployment of the Camel Corps detachment by moving his own troops—forty cavalry and ninety infantry—to reinforce Jebel el Hella.
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In a review for The New York Times, A. O. Scott wrote that "What makes Clerks II both winning and (somewhat unexpectedly) moving is its fidelity to the original Clerks ethic of hanging out, talking trash and refusing all worldly ambition. If anything, the sequel is more defiant in its disdain for the rat race, elevating the white-guy-doing-nothing prerogative from a lifestyle choice to a moral principle." Justin Chang's review at Variety called it a "softer, flabbier and considerably higher- budgeted follow-up to Kevin Smith's 1994 indie sensation that nevertheless packs enough riotous exchanges and pungent sexual obscenities to make its 97 minutes pass by with ease." At an advance screening for critics, Joel Siegel walked out of the film approximately 40 minutes in, during a scene in which the characters attempt to procure a donkey for sexual purposes.
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Medenbach subsequently agreed to follow Brown's rulings and instructions in exchange. Bundy remained more defiant with this requirement and asserted he would follow rulings only as long as "they are in accordance with the law"; Brown later said she believed that he was "reserving" his right to follow rulings based on his own interpretation of the law, but decided to give him "the benefit of the doubt". Also on August 30, David Fry's lawyer announced his intention to argue that his client suffers from schizotypal personality disorder, claiming that he had been quiet and mostly kept to himself at the refuge during the occupation until the shooting death of LaVoy Finicum. Fry's lawyer also claimed that after Finicum's shooting, Fry became paranoid that federal agents were going to come after him and escalated his actions as a result.
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It is difficult to predict how audiences will respond to political music, in terms of aural or even visual cues. For example, Bleich and Zillmann found that "counter to expectations, highly rebellious students did not enjoy defiant rock videos more than did their less rebellious peers, nor did they consume more defiant rock music than did their peers", suggesting there may be little connection between behaviour and musical taste. Pedelty and Keefe argue that "It is not clear to what extent the political messages in and around music motivate fans, become a catalyst for discussion, [or] function aesthetically". However, in contrast they cite research that concludes, based on interpretive readings of lyrics and performances with a strong emphasis on historical contexts and links to social groups, that "given the right historical circumstances, cultural conditions, and aesthetic qualities, popular music can help bring people together to form effective political communities".
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Having alienated much of their country constituency with an ill-timed jibe at President Bush, the Chicks declined to beg for forgiveness, defiantly forging ahead with a forthright description of their situation and attitude, 'Not Ready to Make Nice', and releasing it as the album's lead-off single. That alienated even more of the country base, but throngs of new fans — and the majority of USA Today's critics — were enthralled by the stance and, more important, the rich, textured, genre- transcendent music the trio and producer Rick Rubin cooked up." Billboard chose 'Taking the Long Way' as one of 2006's fifteen best albums writing, "Once the darlings of country, the Chicks lost many fans — and the support of country radio — after a 2003 incident in which Natalie Maines made a relatively innocuous comment about President Bush from a London stage. The group has finally re-emerged stronger, more defiant and more creatively ambitious than ever.
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