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They and their allies were determined to prevent Roosevelt from making the state more powerful and intrusive in the lives of Americans than it had ever been before.

The FSB has also installed SORM boxes in the buildings of every Russian internet service provider in the country, to catch the traffic that doesn't come through the capital – making the programme one of the most ambitious and intrusive in the world.

Fundamental conflicts on high profile foreign policy issues -- such as Iran and Syria -- have also contributed to a climate of confrontation between Russia and the U.S. Russia has promised a retaliatory response to the Act, calling it "anti-Russian" and intrusive in the country's internal affairs.

Two other dimensions, named neglecting and intrusive in this study, emerged from the adolescents' answers.

This however would have resulted in three different midwives recording this data which would have been impractical and intrusive in terms of the woman's care.

Overall, both responsiveness, and demandingness and intrusive in particular, declined as the adolescents matured.

"In the latter part of the nineteenth century, they were extremely graphic and intrusive in their death journalism.

Early in the century governments tended to be still more authoritarian and intrusive in their policies on Aboriginals.

The second extension of this is Oscar chatter, which seems noisy and intrusive in its own right.

Alright, Hong Kong is the most Western-friendly face of China, but it's still China and part of one of the most oppressive and intrusive regimes in the world.

At the close of the Silurian and continuing in the Early Devonian, considerable igneous activity (both extrusive and intrusive) occurred in the Caledonian mountain belt, which stretched from New England, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Scotland, and Scandinavia to eastern Greenland.