Intersections will bristle with cameras, radar and sensors to control traffic flow and prevent collisions.

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Its ranks of lobbyists, strategists and flacks bristle with former Republican congressional attack dogs.

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Their perfectly scrubbed decks bristle with security guards, while hot tubs bubble and helipads wink at the sky.

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The authorities bristle at any comparison with others' quicker responses.

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But some people bristle at the idea of tinkering with the web of life.

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Another told him it was much more fun to be with him than with Hong Kong's bristle-topped Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa - prompting Ma to joke that he hoped Tung wouldn't make it difficult for him to get a visa next time he returned.

CNN: PEOPLE

But the mirrors that strengthened me, that filled me with new life, made Monica bristle.

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We can bristle at the idea of chains and mass production, with their homogeneity, predictability, and constant genuflection to the value-for-money god.

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