Indeed the DPRK understands that by acting belligerently, it can further its position at the bargaining table.

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They have assiduously avoided the sins of Netscape, which belligerently jeered at Microsoft's efforts to build a Web browser.

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As a belligerent controversialist himself, Pagels suggests, Athanasius liked its belligerently controversial qualities.

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Gazprom, Russia's gas giant, is already muttering belligerently that Ukraine may be unable to pay its gas bill after the vote.

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On the other was Neil Hamilton, belligerently unrepentant Tory ex-minister at the centre of the cash-for-questions scandal, accompanied by a scary wife.

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Stuck between what many say is an evasive and indecisive government and a belligerently intransigent opposition, bipartisanship appears to have suffered an irretrievable breakdown.

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Not only did he chair the hearing firmly and fairly, his admonishments of Clemens near the end for speaking belligerently and out of turn seemed right on point.

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Tamim Iqbal burst out of the blocks, belligerently hitting 44 off 43 balls, and with the score at 50 for no wicket after five overs we were staring down the barrel.

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This passenger drank an entire bottle of duty free liquor early on in the flight and became belligerently drunk and proceeded to physically harm other passengers and scream the plane was going to crash.

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