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• What the Red Raiders have grasped, however, are the hallmarks of Knight-coached teams : a premium on suffocating man-to-man defense, a dizzying motion offense and rules that are strictly, and often bellicosely, enforced.
• With a reliance on Prada nylon jackets and $ 100 sneakers, it is " poverty de luxe, " to use a term Paul Poiret once employed to bellicosely describe the understated clothes of Coco Chanel . ( She, of course, could arguably be called the mother of minimalism ).
• "The aims of these militias, often bellicosely stated, involve laying the groundwork for massive resistance to the federal government and its law enforcement agencies, as well as opposition to gun control laws, " the ADL states in a 1994 report, one of the most comprehensive reviews available on militia activity.
• President Ronald Reagan of the United States, at least before the Able Archer / VRYAN crisis, believed that everybody, including the Soviet Union, was completely aware of the United States'good intentions, even when he bellicosely declared that the USSR was an " evil empire " and ( more jokingly ) that the " bombing begins in 5 minutes " while encouraging the military to conduct threatening exercises, such as sneaking a Carrier Battle Group through the GIUK Gap and sending nuclear-capable bombers towards the territory of the USSR . Chairman Yuri Andropov of the Soviet Union had similar, distorted views; he believed that the Western Allies, and the U . S ., in particular, were fascist states, whose leaders had territorial designs against the Soviet Motherland on the scale of Napoleon, at the least, and Adolf Hitler, at the worst; in addition, to counter the " fascists ", he incited his military-industrial complex to build weapons such as the SS-20 MIRV IRBM and the SS-18 Satan MIRV ICBM, which the NATO powers viewed as an aggressive move towards nuclear armament and caused reaction through development of equivalent or superior weapons systems.