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Their party activists are longing for Congressional leaders to be more confrontational with Mr. Bush.

I worry about my younger son because he is a bit more spirited and may be more confrontational with authority he deems misplaced.

McCarthy has been the favorite to win the job since Speaker John A. Boehner unexpectedly announced Friday that he would resign at the end of next month after withstanding years of pressure from insurgent Republicans who urged the Ohioan to be more confrontational with the Democratic White House.

As the body of work continued through her frequent trips, it slowly started expanding into a multi-chapter exploration of identity: "The more I photographed others back home, the more comfortable they were and with that I was able to be more confrontational with my camera, both physically and emotionally," tells Banks.

Observers taking part in the first two studies predicted they would be more confrontational when faced with sexual harassment than victims generally are, and they judged the passive victims more harshly, sometimes indicating an unwillingness to work with those victims or to recommend them for a job.

Other paintings from this period are more confrontational, freighted with harsh language and potentially explosive emotions.

The event's other speakers were more confrontational and less concerned with Charlie Hebdo.

But Mr. Hu's tone contrasted sharply with the mainland's more confrontational position during previous election campaigns in Taiwan.

"Well, with What Not To Wear it was more confrontational," Susannah says.

"They are more confrontational.

If only he had been more confrontational.