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• But Yeltsin appeared to veer between peace initiatives and heightened bellicosity.
• But for all his bellicosity, Hughes is a splendid writer.
• Contemporary historians have suggested other sources of Southern bellicosity.
• Washington's unmitigated bellicosity is feeding such apprehension.
• He was a figure of complex temperament : capable of both bellicosity and flamboyance.
• This bellicosity is the latest manifestation of an American trend set by the Bush administration.
• His social awkwardness and general bellicosity were intensified when Blythe drank, which was often.
• During this time, he became notorious for his bellicosity and brutal treatment of opponents.
• The image Pipes presents in person is hard to square with a history of intellectual bellicosity.
• In addition, Advani's policy towards Pakistan is larded with nuclear threats and bellicosity.
• This mixture of bellicosity and crude posturing continues to bring justified suspicion and disrepute down on Miami.
• Furthermore, an initial tone of dismissiveness toward Russia and near-bellicosity toward China has vanished.
• It is called " Breedlove's Bellicosity, " Spiegel Online, March 6, 2015.
• The Republicans still insist they can turn Gore's bellicosity against him with accusations of class warfare.
• In his talks in the White House, Chirac tried hard to avoid the verbal bellicosity of his host.
• A new consensus has emerged, uniting the bellicosity of the right and the political correctness of the left.
• But then, at least, Israel would have better justification for retaliation _ and Levy more grounds for bellicosity.
• These factors, plus Lott's bellicosity, make it unlikely that the Senate could spark a new comity.
• Grief and bellicosity were muted by the lights and chatter of artistic business as usual, and perhaps rightly so.
• Before elaborating on this modest proposal, it's worthwhile to examine the antecedents of Washington's bellicosity.