- of the
United Nations General ****embly in
September 1960 was a
highly rancorous one with
Khrushchev famously banging his shoe
against his desk to interrupt...
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gained several island possessions spanning the globe,
which provoked rancorous debate over the
wisdom of expansionism. The 19th
century represented a...
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antisocial Including ****ic and
paranoid features Belligerent, mordant,
rancorous, vicious, ****ic, malignant, brutal, resentful; anti****tes betrayal...
- to
trade Pippen, who
responded in turn with his own
trade demand and
rancorous sit-out that
extended well
beyond his
return to
playing condition. In...
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several months. Her
subsequent living arrangements became the
subject of
rancorous debate. In June 1971, she left the
hospital to live with her teacher,...
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performance of Joan Allen, with
David Denby of The New
Yorker calling her "
rancorously funny" and Kirk
Honeycutt of The
Hollywood Reporter writing, "Allen turns...
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controversial views as
exercises in free speech. This
prompted him to end the
rancorous "Phase One"
party tactics and
begin "Phase Two", a plan to
recast the...
- who he
first encouraged and then
distanced himself from,
sometimes rancorously, when
their po****rity
threatened to
eclipse his or they
otherwise displeased...
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therein should be free at the age of twenty-five years.
After three days of
rancorous and
sometimes bitter debate, the bill, with Tallmadge's amendments, p****ed...
- to
transmit speech one
could understand." Many of the
lawsuits became rancorous, with
Elisha Gray
becoming particularly bitter over Bell's ascendancy...
