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Few readers will forgive Steiner for the troubling questions he raises so intemperately.
Sure, though as Shakespeare knew, that loving image shouldn't be pressed too intemperately.
Some of those critics began, rather intemperately and unrealistically, to call for a ground invasion; others opposed an invasion but thought that a substantial intensification of efforts would prove necessary.
He capped a bad week by using a self-defeating caustic tone in his concession speech, and began intemperately railing about " jerks " and " idiots ."
Last June, the president of the Florida division of the Korean War Veterans wrote to a newspaper intemperately bashing Clinton's appearance at D-Day ceremonies and calling him a draft dodger.