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Although he has been less confrontational with the government than his father, his appearance to many as Fela's reincarnation has drawn attacks in the Nigerian press for "standing by my father's legacy".

She suggested that women were better in casting because they can better articulate emotion with actors and were less confrontational with directors.

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren has shown more interest in fundraising for her vulnerable colleagues than displacing them with someone more liberal, and Sen. Sanders' Our Revolution is less confrontational, with a record that is mixed at best.

Mr. Rouhani has been less confrontational compared with the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who endorsed the nuclear accord but warned that the United States could never be trusted and that new sanctions would be regarded as a violation.

The young have always been less confrontational.

But as a secretary of state, Mr. Kerry has been less confrontational.

The incoming president is said to be less confrontational to begin with.

He was less confrontational and more concerned with trying to prevent future abuses than with assigning blame for those that had already occurred.

I think that debates in the House of Lords are less confrontational and more packed with good sense than anything you'll hear in the Commons.

In the 1980s and '90s, demonstrations tended to be less confrontational and the police responded with more accommodating tactics.

Others are less confrontational, but still very active, requesting regular meetings with teachers; others are less involved, hoping for the best.