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"I knew I was going to get aggressive treatment, but I was terrified about what that might be like.
"If they're going to get aggressive, flexible and fast enough to compete with the Japanese, they'll need a new management team".
"If one store has to get aggressive, they're all going to get aggressive," said Arthur Bonnel, portfolio manager at U.S. Global Investors Bonnel Growth Fund.
And as Nick Raich, director of equity research at the National City Private Client Group in Cleveland, said, "if the Fed is going to get aggressive from here, it could give a boost to stocks later in the year".
DP: Taking a page our of Carol's playbook – we're going to get aggressive.
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"We are going to become aggressive".
"Cities, because of the world economy, are going to have to get aggressive in alternative means of funding," said Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris.
No need to get aggressive, I'm going, if this was a proper craft place you'd appreciate a bit of banter.
I'm compulsively late, and Ben was like, "If you keep doing this on the tour, I'm going to start getting very passive-aggressive with you".
Instead, they continue to get aggressive treatment.
No, you can't get aggressive with someone who doesn't want to get aggressive.
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