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He was well spoken and quick to take offense.
Republicans said they believed that the president was too quick to take offense during the meeting.
The Christian leaders described those Muslims as quite conscious of their small numbers, and quick to take offense.
His heroes are usually pugnacious fellows, quick to take offense, easy with the ladies, racked with self-doubt and neuroses.
Mr. Baumgold, the gallery owner, speculates on why some people are so quick to take offense at workplace art.
Although he is quick to take offense and to single out those who he feels have humiliated him, he exudes self-confidence.
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In person, as on record, he is fluent and at ease, slow to take offense, though quick to respond.
The quickness to mock and to take offense.
Mr. Putin, who is often quick with a retort when criticized, seemed to go out of his way on Friday not to take offense at Mr. Obama's comment.
McCausland is an unusual man, confident yet quick to take personal offense if an employee leaves for another job or sells stock.
He stiffened, unsure whether to take offense or be embarrassed.
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