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• More truculent inmates are separated from their visitors by Plexiglas windows.
• The Lebanese government fired back with truculent words of its own.
• We wanted to hear loud thumps of truculent heads being bumped together.
• Other detractors described him as aggressive, truculent and impetuous.
• He took on a more truculent tone Tuesday before the Senate panel.
• Instead of responding with greater cooperation, Chinese leaders have turned more truculent.
• Serbia itself is likely to stay turbulent, its hard-liners truculent.
• When Lingard and Mrs Travers reach the Emma Jorgenson is truculent and hostile.
• Pakistan has a powerful, truculent and unscrupulous neighbour.
• Truculent and sardonic offhorn, onstage Dorsey was the Sentimental Gentleman of Swing.
• He describes his fellow Lyonnais as " truculent, jovial gluttons ."
• The truculent Hoffa is a thoroughly unattractive prospect.
• A year ago, President Clinton looked bruised, vulnerable, truculent and earnest.
• Crude, vulgar, obnoxious, truculent, verbose, condescending, a wiseacre.
• And, most of all, they included his turbulent, truculent inner life.
• Whitlam characterized Barwick at the time as " a truculent runt ."
• Mahathir should seek a national consensus before continuing to take such a truculent position.
• Morrissey was described by the judge as " devious, truculent and unreliable ".
• Porter becomes truculent when Lynette tells him he cannot go in the pool again.
• It's truculent ciphers like Mathsci that make editing wikipedia an excruciating experience.