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Battling families often take pride in the belligerence of their youths.
When belligerence and hostility become the favorite form of political entertainment, no good can come of it.
Terrorism is a new and unprecedented form of belligerence, a new form of war.
It seems possible that she recoiled from "blustering 'muscularity' " also because it caricatured her own capacity for belligerence and dogmatism.
Perhaps the restraint of belligerence in the confrontation between host and parasite and/or its possible pathogenic consequences requires a neuro-immuno-endocrine scale-free network in the decision-making process and resulting events.
This is certainly a track record of brutal belligerence.
All that can lead to a mixture of timidity and belligerence on our part.
Often, the state of belligerence is uncertain and the rules of engagement are less than would be expected in a full-scale war.
I am all for a bit of belligerence in these matters.
There have been examples of small-mindedness and belligerence.
We have seen that type of belligerence and negative attitude in this debate.
We want an unequivocal ceasefire, so that all the belligerence stops and does so in such a way that we know that it has stopped.
There is belligerence, aggressiveness and a lack of awareness in people in control of vehicles that are capable of high speeds.
Listening to most of a defence debate for two days can produce a sense of non-belligerence, if not of total paralysis.
I think that his ungovernable outbursts and his belligerence and pugnacity are for home consumption more than for overseas consumption.
In addition, it made no mention of other practical problems, especially the end of belligerence.
On the point about belligerent creditors, simple belligerence will not allow the administrator to pay.
As a result of the belligerence that he has shown in this dispute and in other matters he has inflamed an already vexed problem.
