Danny Hoch's scrappily intelligent, pugnaciously funny new solo show, this may be it.
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That's the latest recipe from Glen Clark, British Columbia's pugnaciously anti-American premier.
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When Aceria warns him she will never let him send the boards away, he pugnaciously accepts the challenge.
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"We're not afraid of women's products, " she said, a bit pugnaciously.
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Assante leads pugnaciously with his chin and attaches himself to Erin with a weird intensity that the film doesn't explain.
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Milosevic came here to Kosovo and pugnaciously declared that other ethnic groups would no longer be permitted to abuse the Serbian nation.
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At Credit Suisse and its investment bank, Credit Suisse First Boston, executives remain almost pugnaciously determined to stick to their strategy.
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Paul Johnson, the provocative British historian, put it more pugnaciously in a recent issue of the Spectator, a London weekly.
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With their cheeky brashness, standing pugnaciously apart from the gregarious huddle of skyscrapers at Midtown, they were the apotheosis of American capitalism.
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While it is usually presumed that the tribal Pashtuns prefer that separation _ and even pugnaciously demand it _ the opposite may well be true.
