The subtlest joker in the Charter is the word "aggression".
By its use of the word "aggression" & by Other devices it makes the status quo the test of proper international conduct.
Alluding to Russia, Nuland even corrected herself, replacing the word "aggression" with "pressure", as though instructed not to jeopardise the fragile peace.
The word aggression comes from the Latin root "ag" (before) and "gred" (to walk or step).
The title is a mashup of the word "aggression" and the main character, Retsuko, who is the ultimate pleasant, hardworking office girl up until the moment her boss pushes her too far and she erupts into ferocious screamo karaoke.
Those with Stage 4 had dementia, difficulty finding words and aggression.
Extreme as they are, they send a message of authenticity (one of Mr. Plank's favorite words) and aggression to a select audience, unlike ads from sporting goods giants like Nike and Reebok aimed at more general audiences.
All two dozen of them had really powerful words, like "aggression" and "genocide", written in the descriptions hanging beneath.
White liberal college students speak of "safe spaces", "trigger words", "micro aggressions" and "white privilege" while not having to do anything or, more importantly, give up anything.
Counties where residents' tweets included words related to hostility, aggression, hate, and, fatigue — words such as "asshole," "jealous," and "bored" — had significantly higher rates of death from atherosclerotic heart disease, including heart attacks and strokes.
