Mr. Turnbull is also likely to face a more fractious Senate.
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A weakened Mr Corbyn could spell a much more fractious atmosphere in Westminster.
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It's incumbent parties, not minority parties, that grow more fractious before midterm elections.
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Now, in a more fractious climate, Mr. Miranda is getting ready for his next act.
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But they may have inadvertently stirred up a more fractious fight with the N.F.L. Players Association.
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Amid the spread of the coronavirus, relations between the US and China have grown more fractious.
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The outcome so far partly confirms what was already widely suspected: Hong Kong politics has become more divided and more fractious.
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But the conservative governor once called ObamaCare "unconstitutional," a sign that he could be more fractious with Senate Democrats than expected.
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There's this cut on the US-Canada difference — that Canada is a gentle consensus but Americans are more bullish, more fractious.
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But it will make conservation a more fractious field than it was when it was mostly a matter of whales and hope.
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It was a hopeful sentiment for a Democratic field that has become noticeably more fractious in the final weeks before the Feb.
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He has roots in the American civic tradition, which is considerably more complex, and more fractious in tone, than we care to remember.
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There's no shortage of countries with far more fractious political and economic ties with Washington that won't need much encouragement to reduce their dollar exposure.
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A more diverse country is a more fractious and polarized country, and over the past few weeks white Republicans have been coming home to their candidate.
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But China has resisted choking off trade with North Korea, and debate over how to balance Pyongyang, Seoul and Washington has sharpened and become more fractious.
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But you would be wrong, as the left has a history of being more fractious than the right, as those with memories of Chicago in 1968 will attest.
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We have watched a restless day of rest in the park of the title, where an assortment of flâneurs and poseurs have become steadily more fractious and discordant.
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In next year's European election, both the European Parliament and the European Commission may become more fractious as the old duopoly of centre-right and centre-left loses its majority.
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The more fractious the political situation becomes, the more terrified the Conservatives are of defenestrating their prime minister and opening the way to a civil war or a general election.
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Poverty has increased, as shown by the rising use of emergency food banks, and far from uniting to tackle the new challenge together, Britain is now more fractious than ever.
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This makes us an even more attractive target, as our enemies benefit not only from the initial attack but also from the lasting consequences of a more fractious, fragmented America.
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He is viewed as someone with the authority to keep order in the legislature, which will be more fractious after the far-right Alternative for Germany party won seats Sunday.
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In so far as Mr Trump's win means a meaner, more fractious, more volatile global order, it raises those costs and shrinks that space for compromise and consensus essential for a smooth Brexit.
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Kelly retired this year, wrapping up a three-year post as head of U.S. Southern Command, which spanned some of the more fractious debate over the Obama administration's ultimately failed attempt to close Guantanamo.
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But the thaw with Moscow, which imposed trade sanctions nine months ago after Turkey downed a Russian fighter jet near the Syrian border, comes as Ankara's relationship with the West could scarcely be more fractious.
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But I do think that debates like this, over what Facebook leaves up and what it takes down, are only going to grow more fractious as bad actors find new ways to hijack our attention.
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"It is clear that the relationship between Italy and Brussels is much more fractious (now) than in the past," Wolfango Piccoli, a political and policy risk advisor at research firm Teneo told CNBC via telephone.
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If the trend continues until Election Day, a Clinton-Kaine Administration will inherit a vexing question: Is a more diverse America a more fractious and polarized America, or can the country find a new coherence?
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On the other side, today's and tomorrow's union, a larger, more diverse and more political bloc facing greater pressures from the outside requiring common action, and that therefore is at once more fractious and more ambitious.
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There must also be questions, given the ever more fractious nature of life in his administration, whether top-level staffers on the GOP bench who might be persuaded to serve are going to have second thoughts.
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Over breakfast, the pair, who have a warm rapport and a texting friendship, discussed building bridges through storytelling — whether by personal memoirs and #MeToo, or more fractious talk with political opponents and spouses in marriage counseling.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Weakened by the worst result for her party since 1949 and facing a more fractious political landscape at home, Germany's Angela Merkel could be forced to rein in plans to re-shape Europe together with France's Emmanuel Macron.
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So while Putin wants voters to turn out in force for him come elections on March 18, he has a far more fractious and potentially dangerous constituency on his mind: Russia's oligarchs, who are the real force behind his power.
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Trump's choice, who joined the Marine Corps in 1970, retired this year, wrapping up a three-year post as head of U.S. Southern Command, which spanned some of the more fractious debate over the Obama administration's ultimately failed attempt to close Guantanamo.
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According to some insiders, this is helped by a strong personal relationship between the two leaders, in contrast to more fractious ties between Trump and South Korean leader Moon Jae-in, who has attempted to walk a more delicate line and pursue greater diplomacy with North Korea.
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Separately, the migrant crisis has polarized politics in Europe, with a resurgence among populist parties that some say could lead to a weaker and more fractious EU. At this point, however, analysts generally agree that it's too early to analyze exactly how migrants will alter Europe's economic landscape.
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With the election of Donald J. Trump as president of the United States, the British vote to exit the European Union and the onset of nationalism in Hungary, France, Austria and Greece, among other nations, experts say the world is more fractious than it has been in a long time.
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At the base of Grossmann and Hopkins's book was reams of data showing that the Democratic Party was a more fractious coalition of interest groups that were primarily interested in policy concessions — as such, they took a more transactional approach to politics, prizing strategies that would get them a deal and accomplish their policy goals.
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"In the Russian Federation and in President Putin himself, you have an individual whose aim is to disrupt the Western alliance and whose aim is to make Western democracy more fractious in order to weaken our ability, America's ability and the West's ability to spread our democratic ideals," Lisa Page, a former bureau lawyer, told House investigators in private testimony reviewed by The Times.
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Wilson had a much more fractious relationship with Lawrence than the above officers; Lawrence initially did everything he could to avoid serving under Wilson's direct command.
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Ponying a horse A race horse and jockey being ponied on the track prior to a race Ponying is the practice of leading one horse while riding another. It is used as a method to exercise horses too young to be ridden, a way to provide light work to injured horses or those recovering from illness or surgery. It also is a useful method by which a single individual can condition more than one horse at a time. Horses can also be ponied with riders on both horses, a practice commonly seen at racetracks, where the pony rider assists in controlling the other, usually younger and more fractious horse.
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As time passed, the Necrontyr were able to unlock many mysteries of the known universe. Their unlimited scientific progression gave rise to technologies far beyond the understanding of most races of their time period, having the ability to build structures that could relocate across continents in mere moments, vast engines of destruction that could destroy whole worlds with a single stroke of a hand, and pocket dimensions that could transverse the very fabric of reality itself. But as advanced as the Necrontyr were, theirs was not a utopian civilisation. Already a prideful people, the Necrontyr became more and more fractious as their empire grew, with many wars fought against those wishing to gain independence.
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Under De Gasperi, major land reforms were carried out in the poorer rural regions in the early postwar years, with farms appropriated from the large landowners and parcelled out to the peasants. In addition, during its years in office, Christian Democrats passed a number of laws safeguarding employees from exploitation, established a national health service, and initiated low-cost housing in Italy’s major cities.Italy: Library of Nations: Italy, Time-Life Books, 1985 De Gasperi served as Prime Minister until 1953 and would die a year later. No Christian Democrat would match his longevity in office and, despite the fact that DC's share of vote was always between 38 and 43% from 1953 to 1979, the party was more and more fractious.
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As he prepares to avenge his dead friend and his violated wife, Chato abandons the dress of his European side, and dons the native moccasins and loin cloth of the Apache side of his heritage. He lures the posse members into individual traps, killing them one at a time, starting with the youngest Hooker brother, who has developed an obsessive fixation on kidnapping the woman that he had raped for himself, and goes ahead, alone, to take Chato's wife away from him, presumably after having killed Chato. After they find the younger brother staked out and dead, the posse grows more fractious, and the insidious evil of the remaining Hooker brothers, and the pressure of realizing that the posse is no longer the hunter, but, rather, the prey, rips away their unit cohesion, until they begin to turn on each other, and the sadistic Hooker brothers murder Whitmore and the peaceful holdouts, who have tried to turn back. Chato picks off the remaining members of the posse, right down to the last man, whom Chato allows to flee, in terror, alone and horseless, without supplies, deeper into Apache territory, as Chato impassively sits his horse and watches.
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