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Their party activists are longing for Congressional leaders to be more confrontational with Mr. Bush.
Both Mr. Giuliani and Mitt Romney are in a contest to sound more confrontational with the Iranians.
Ms. Merkel used to be much more confrontational with China, calling often for more respect of human rights and press freedoms.
He is orthodox in his theology, but in choosing him, Benedict passed over other candidates who are equally conservative but more confrontational with priests, parishioners and politicians who question church teaching.
Investors and political analysts have been watching the government's pursuit of Mr. Khodorkovsky as the Kremlin becomes more confrontational with the mostly young tycoons who made fortunes in the turbulent years after 1991.
Three leading candidates – the former intelligence chief Omar Suleiman, the Muslim Brotherhood candidate Khairat al-Shater and the popular Salafi Sheikh Hazem Abu Ismail – were disqualified at the weekend, taking the sting from a race that was growing more confrontational with each day.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 — In moving toward designating Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organization, the Bush administration is adopting a more confrontational approach with Tehran, reflecting frustration with a stalled sanctions package at the United Nations Security Council, officials said Wednesday.
Other paintings from this period are more confrontational, freighted with harsh language and potentially explosive emotions.
Other points of entry prove more confrontational, as with the contemporary artworks ensconced in the big second-floor gallery.
Mr. Almunia could still take a far more confrontational stance with Google by sending the company a statement of objections, the European equivalent of formal antitrust charges.
But Mr. Sangay is part of the younger generation born outside Tibet, many of whom are eager for a more confrontational approach with China.
