In football, a game of organized, even ritualized, aggression, it can sometimes be hard to tell where a good play ends and an assault begins.
Items are organized in three subscales: anger-aggression, anxiety-withdrawal, and social competence.
Accusations aside, the first day of fencing at the Summer Olympics demonstrated that organized dueling can be competed with ferocious, hockeylike aggression and accompanied by fevered fan reaction.
Fearing that Iraqi aggression would spill over into Saudi Arabia, Bush swiftly organized a multinational coalition composed mostly of NATO and Arab countries.
I am relieved that you have just last week signed an agreement to cease hostilities against Unite Here, putting an end to a mistaken campaign of aggression that put SEIU at odds with the rest of organized labor.
Entrenched in a mountainous country and well organized, with provincial capitals and a network of small fortress cities, Urartu resisted aggression from the Assyrians in the south.
Entrenched in a mountainous country, well organized with provincial capitals and a network of small fortress cities, it resisted aggression from the Assyrians in the south.
"Our mission is to protect our country from Russian aggression," Davit Kezerashvili, Georgia's 29-year-old defense minister, said in an interview last week when asked what missions the military would be organized to perform.
He neither organized a crusade against the Turks as his brother had done, nor did he build up an efficient defense system against the aggressions of the grand duchy of Moscow.
