The one-time school teacher is also known for unstatesmanlike gaffes and occasionally losing his temper _ unlike his mentor, the late President Francois Mitterrand, who held office for 14 years.
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Toledo accused the program of manipulative, gutter journalism, and called the anchor a " coward " before hanging up _ prompting a din of criticism for unstatesmanlike behavior from his political opponents.
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Yeltsin's bonhomie " had something unstatesmanlike about it, " said Light, the Russia expert . " People didn't always know how to respond to it ."
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At the statehood convention, Peabody nominates Stoddard as the territory's delegate to Washington, but his " unstatesmanlike " conduct is challenged by a rival candidate, Maj . Cassius Starbuckle ( John Carradine ).
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His spokeswoman, Hanna Hinrikus, quoted Parts as calling the declaration by the People's Union " irresponsible " and " unstatesmanlike, " adding he'd begun searching for a new partner.
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But before they can do that, they need to win, and every time they sanction another court fight, send out their seconds to denounce the other side or seek to rally their troops, they risk looking decidedly unstatesmanlike.
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The grounds were beautiful, as always, but that beauty served as a counterpoint to the sad and ugly budget battle featuring Bill and Newt and other Democrats and Republicans _ a shortsighted, unstatesmanlike wrestling match that crippled so much of the federal city, angering and frustrating visitors like Lyn and me.
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"For the Prime Minister of another Caribbean country to come to our country under the guise of sympathizing with the death of a political figure and interfere with the internal affairs of his party is unbecoming, unstatesmanlike, unprincipaled and in bad taste, " said Brizan, a former Prime Minister.
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"For the prime minister of another Caribbean country to come to our country under the guise of sympathizing with the death of a political figure and interfere with the internal affairs of his party is unbecoming, unstatesmanlike, unprincipled and in bad taste, " said Brizan, a former prime minister.
