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Trade, and the mutual dependencies that result from it, will eliminate belligerence between powers, liberals suppose.
NEWYORKER: After America
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Mr Putin, despite his belligerence about the 1990s, is the very epitome of that period.
ECONOMIST: The state of Russia
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Mr. Kwiecien's all-out belligerence is theatrically convincing and unsettling, so you do not miss the vocal sheen.
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He may counter the belligerence of Mr Netanyahu and his defence minister, Ehud Barak, on that score.
ECONOMIST: Israeli politics
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Inefficiency and belligerence of insurance companies can lead to the high value of hire charges per claim.
BBC: Have Your Say: Replacement car costs
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Only the year-end sums will tell if this wave of fiscal belligerence has won benefits outweighing the costs.
ECONOMIST: The effects of a new tax on yachts and boats
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In the meantime, its belligerence is stiffening criticism in America's Congress, just as two important pieces of legislation are being considered.
ECONOMIST: China��s hop, skip and jump on to Taiwan
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Until now, the United States has chosen its Arab friends for their stability, their anti-radicalism, their oil, and their non-belligerence towards Israel.
ECONOMIST: America and the Arab world
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He was then roundly denounced for his insensitivity and his belligerence.
FORBES: Gun Makers Take One to the Gut
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No amount of backpedalling by the Obama administration can make up the damage caused by its act of belligerence against Israel at the NPT review conference.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Ending Israel's losing streak
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Due to Olmert's willingness to turn a blind eye to Fatah's belligerence, the effect of his diplomatic efforts has been the legitimization not only of Fatah but of all of Fatah's allies and supporters.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Remembering Olmert's true record
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Each man accused the other of belligerence.
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