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What followed was a dejected, often bitter discourse about how difficult it was to practice responsible medicine when patients made unreasonable demands and there was always someone to satisfy them.
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A war of words begins with short but razor-sharp scenes between Antigone and Kreon: an exhaustive, long, bitter but also passionate discourse of opposing views on how to treat the dead, especially when they are deemed an enemy of the state.
From the beginning of this endless campaign, he sensed clearly that the American people were repelled by the fractious, bitter tone of political discourse.
Bitter enemies Iran and Israel, whose normal discourse is that of threat and counter-threat, engaged in a rare face-to-face exchange of views at a nuclear disarmament conference in Cairo, Israeli media reported yesterday.
In 1949, China declared independence, an event known in Western discourse as "the loss of China" – in the US, with bitter recriminations and conflict over who was responsible for that loss.
In 1949, China declared independence, an event known in Western discourse as "the loss of China" -- in the U.S., with bitter recriminations and conflict over who was responsible for that loss.
"Bitter, bitter," Lance said.
Some folk discourse.
Less discourse.
A gun silences discourse.
Civil discourse = bad ratings.
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