There is no reason to doubt that Bush can't get his way abroad, or that unilateralist truculence doesn't play well here in the short term.
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This group of poems belongs mostly to the early youth of the poet, and displays a truculence and a controversial heat which are absent from his more mature writings.
33.
Parker cast Finnegan immediately, explaining that he simply wanted to test the limits of Finnegan's aggression, as he wanted the truculence of the character to be convincing.
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Younghusband would have his revenge for White's truculence when he later left him in the leech-infested jungles of Sikkim to arrange mule and coolie transport to Tibet.
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Now the police face slick, organized, well-armed gangs that operate with all the truculence of their parent groups in Los Angeles and other U . S . cities.
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Though Giuliani's own celebrated truculence has, it is said, launched a thousand lawsuits, the mayor maintained that he was extremely worried about opening the city to litigation.
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He is assailing what he portrays as a misbegotten way of thinking, marked by arrogance, truculence and needless meddling and personified in his Democratic opponent, Vice President Al Gore.
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The escalation is subtle, sure and swift . For his part, the boyishly middle-aged Jack Gilpin is excellently equipped to depict either boyish truculence or middle-aged boorishness.
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On the heels of a national trend, this Gulf of Mexico beach resort is becoming increasingly fed up with the trash, traffic and truculence imported by thousands of Spring Break visitors.
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Palminteri's is a brutal portrayal of the type Joe Sawyer or Warren Hymer used to deliver routinely in an earlier Hollywood-- a truculence that is at once amusing and terrifying.
