A financial split of 50-50 was proposed by Jogiches, which was abruptly rejected by Plekhanov and an ongoing personal frostiness between the pair ensued.
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People on the receiving end of his frostiness are featured in the book : Elisabeth Sussman, a museum curator; the restaurateur Florent Morellet, and Mizrahi.
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The frostiness indicated how difficult it has been for the secretive, totalitarian North Korean government, which officially preaches self-reliance, to admit its food shortage.
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For decades the frostiness in Anglo-Irish relations, backed by the threat of IRA assassination, had ensured that no British royals paid official visits to Ireland.
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Since the appointment of Alex d'Arbeloff in 1997 as chairman of its governing corporation, MIT has shaken off some of its reputation for ivory-tower frostiness.
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In 1993, having accused election rival George Bush of coddling Chinese dictators, Clinton greeted Jiang with a public show of frostiness at the Pacific Rim summit near Seattle.
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Marguerite, a feisty French intellectual whose sympathies were briefly with the revolution, lives in joyless frostiness with Percy, who suspects her of being a traitor to the aristocratic cause.
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But they're already frosty, and frostiness is not the same thing as a Cold War .-- talk ) 16 : 28, 6 September 2012 ( UTC)
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While Gates and Chalom spoke happily to reporters after Friday's free dance competition, there was considerable frostiness between the gold and silver medalists, Punsalan and Swallow and Roca and Sur.
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Hughes keeps the discourse civil, but you know by its frostiness that in his heart of hearts, he's looking at Koons and thinking, " You worm ."
