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oman Armenians to be an extension of foreign hostility, a means by which Europe could "get at our m
nd resolution of earlier tit-for-tat acts of hostility against each other, like the seizing of good
Incite enemies to hostility against their lord."
known, whose object is to engage in acts of hostility against Persia or Russia, or against the All
later, an increase in farm costs engendered hostility against Republican policies.
ity who uses football to overcome increasing hostility against his people following "9/11."
rs to abstain from any acts of aggression or hostility against the Goorkhas or any other State.
nd was a reason for initial indifference and hostility against him in a predominantly Hindu village
ich noted "Armed forces surprisingly welcome hostility against the Jews".
However, Lebuinus's great success aroused hostility among the pagans.
on policies have, for many, led to a growing hostility among Afghans towards the government and int
uccessful African-American artist has led to hostility and unfair treatment: "Don't hold me to a hi
re marked by lynchings and increasing racial hostility, and indeed are often described as the begin
d War, with a perpetual mutual suspicion and hostility and plenty of local conflicts, but shying aw
Hogan's hostility and ineffectual work allowed the attacker to
upting the operation of checkpoints, showing hostility, and shouting derogatory comments and curses
This was met with widespread hostility, and many characterised it as an act of "pap
sease, Alzheimer's disease, and the roles of hostility and gender in nicotine and cocaine addiction
as intended as a cautionary tale about human hostility and nuclear weapons.
h Dogrib Chief Edzo, ending a long period of hostility and warfare between Chipewyan and Dogrib.
the Zambian government's official policy of hostility and non-recognition of the post-UDI Smith Ad
segregation of schools through busing led to hostility and violence in the 1970s".
ma at the time and were often the targets of hostility, and it was to be "with a kind and prayerful
lassroom as a method of reducing interethnic hostility and prejudice; cognitive dissonance research
itional Qadiriyya and Fadiliyya rejected the hostility and violence that jihad entailed and refused
s opposed these measures with uncompromising hostility, and in the western parts of the empire the
Even though he is surrounded by hostility and suspicion, Burke succeeds in befriending
ed by such acts as Double D Dagger, Northern Hostility and Defenders of Style while artists such as
de of his personality, and leaves behind the hostility, anger and gross-out humor...
n a concert of great powers whose own mutual hostility, as it turned out, was itself the greatest p
Moreover there remained the continuing hostility as a result of the kings move of setting imp
ounts her experience with discrimination and hostility as one of the first women in the fighter com
ons - so much so that Buell raised Schoepf's hostility as an issue.
fo Ailread who nevertheless repented of his hostility, became Ailread's friend, and was consequent
Casey was a Quaker and was viewed with hostility because he would not join in the combat.
the violence committed by the communists and hostility between the communists and the social democr
te 1950s to express his sentiments about the hostility between Jews and Muslims in the Middle East:
on his father's death, but there was always hostility between him and his eldest brother, though t
In June 2010, amid hostility between Israel and Iran over the Islamic Rep
In Derry there was far less hostility between the two organisations than elsewhere
This precipitated open hostility between the Hakka and Punti, with the Punti
ins a volatile one in Taiwan and a source of hostility between the two dominant groups in Taiwan.
t to reconnoitre the port due to the growing hostility between Britain and the First French Republi
s of the north, and there was a good deal of hostility between them still.
nationalist ideology of the Republic led to hostility between different Muslim ethnic groups.
, 1813; this incident caused a great deal of hostility between Farnham's party and the local tribes
Despite the previous hostility between the two powers, it appears that the
ontinued and there appears to have been open hostility between the two.
Banfield begins to open and, after a time of hostility between them, they develop a mutual respect
While there was some initial hostility between the Yuin and the white settlers, int
e may suspect that race was the cause of the hostility, but it is not so averred.”
mporary report with "a mixture of apathy and hostility by clubs and followers of the game."
ablished, he is at the same time viewed with hostility by many intellectuals for his right wing ide
The family was met with intense hostility by local residents.
un by the king, which was to result in great hostility by those very barons who later revolted agai
ks of Haydn and Prokofiev, was received with hostility by British critics.
viewed with suspicion and sometimes outright hostility by other members of the political establishm
Initially, his appointment was met with hostility by some of the racing circuits, who saw his
, including Matty (Nancy Kulp), and outright hostility by the rest of the townsfolk, as he alone in
d with the Liberal Party, he was viewed with hostility by the Progressive Conservative government o
age leftist publication that was viewed with hostility by the government.
mp, the dog-loving Bron reacts with fear and hostility, calling him a wolf.
The hostility continued until Max left.
Under the FSLN this pattern of hostility continued throughout the years of Sandinista
y reported, although the real reason for the hostility could not be mentioned.
However, there have been instances of hostility directed against undocumented Guyanese natio
ain, forgetfulness, anxiety, irritability or hostility, dizziness, moodiness, nervousness, loss of
The hostility dragged out some time, with the children ref
eech, "it is fascinating to note what little hostility emerged from the audience.
Stockley was deeply hurt by this hostility, especially by a Sunday Times review of 1932
This hostility eventually led to the passage of anti-Chines
ollodorus' death demonstrates the persistent hostility felt towards Hadrian in senatorial circles l
emperament, but that he does not receive any hostility for it, surmising: "It must mean I'm somehow
Their hostility forced him to give up the game preserve idea
ucceeded to the throne, Mordaunt's continued hostility forced him to repair to Holland in 1686, whe
tint as Ambassador, he was met with a lot of hostility from both the Spanish media and the Mexican
She generated hostility from the male-dominated Printer's Union, in
Attlee's government faced constant hostility from Conservative supporting sections of soc
a, especially those in Krasnodar, have faced hostility from the local population.
a Lithuanian envoy in Moscow reported rising hostility from Russian diplomats.
al, and smug, he quickly draws suspicion and hostility from the members of Section 9, particularly
ring Columbus's third voyage, he encountered hostility from other Spaniards in Hispaniola, who felt
vious series and the ethnic content received hostility from some viewers.
The plan met with bipartisan hostility from the California State Legislature, and t
Commencement of the fur trade provoked hostility from the French colony in Canada and amongst
Thus on June 25, 1933, in spite of hostility from the Hitler regime, Jehovah's Witnesses
m left politics disappointed and under great hostility from their fellow citizens in the individual
Without supplies or leadership, and beset by hostility from the native populations, all but one of
g cotton prices, an economic depression, and hostility from the white community finally caused it t
airborne assault plan attracted considerable hostility from some members of the SAS, who considered
some radical reforms that won him a general hostility from the musical community, and led to perso
develop, occasionally provoking feelings of hostility from residents of old Vaugirard.
ctivist: "It was a lonely walk", due to open hostility from the white community, as well as opposit
ding "Any Old Time" she left the band due to hostility from audiences in the South, as well as from
retirement was marred during World War I by hostility from residents of Winnipeg arising from his
s used as a watch tower but as the threat of hostility gave away the third story was removed.
f obtaining external resources even with the hostility growing to the foreign capital.
s painting was Matisse's own response to the hostility his work had met with in the Salon d'Automne
Here in this year there was great hostility in the land of the English race through the
the face of uncertainty, discrimination and hostility in the advancement of civil rights for the L
His natural hostility in this period earned him his famous nicknam
After his death, hostility in Scotland to episcopacy meant that no new
These provisions excited intense hostility in the U.S., and Senator Henry G. Davis offe
to the tax has been compared to the similar hostility in the American colonies to the Stamp Act of
and foreign aid workers have faced increased hostility in Darfur since March 2009, when the Interna
Experiencing increased hostility in the 1960s and 1970s within their churches
tly to Little Rock from Texas to avoid local hostility in the community where he was charged.
pilot his character arrives with unconcealed hostility, intent on treating his readers to a bitter
The hostility is thawed, and they become relatives by marr
nt shared residence case concerning parental hostility is A Father and a Mother v Their Two Childre
this was merely a cover and that government hostility is better explained by opposition to the hom
s staffed with the judges who had shown such hostility, it had a restraining effect on the excesses
This was done in an ambience of local hostility led by the Campden Hill Preservation Society
Myrka's hostility makes it difficult for Yoko to make friends
ocial vestiges" (oppression of women, racial hostility, nomadism, religious fanaticism)
ogy in Oxford, Michot faced renewed Catholic hostility, notably in various articles by Margaret Heb
es II with Hyde and other royalists, but the hostility of Queen Henrietta Maria deprived him of any
Combination of hostility of Cheka towards the population of Georgia a
ms, besides exposing him to the unscrupulous hostility of officials.
ter had to be discontinued on account of the hostility of the Roman Catholic hierarchy.
or a united Europe can thus be traced to the hostility of nationalism: "If a post war order is esta
hs of boredom, movements of discomfort...the hostility of the individuals was being contributed to
Furthermore, her Orthodox faith aroused the hostility of Roman Catholic Austrian court.
They also faced problems of health or the hostility of the population.
Quigley rapidly earned the hostility of senior National Party figures, however, w
e, as many musicians have suffered, from the hostility of his parents to a musical career.
When the hostility of the Calvinists compelled the community to
It was set up in Calgary, despite the hostility of that city's population and existing oil f
ulf's reputation has suffered because of the hostility of the monastic chroniclers to both himself
ntransigence to the royal power provoked the hostility of Henry III.
other matters he met with the uncompromising hostility of the Jesuits, whom in 1647 he laid under a
had a rough reception in Ireland, with open hostility of many colleagues, especially Edward Staple
cessor, Lord Aylmer, who had exacerbated the hostility of French-Canadians to the British administr
in Seattle, was he immediately met with the hostility of racism, forcing him to work in low paying
had previously protected the duchy from the hostility of the counts of Maine and Anjou.
of Scotland, he was gradually driven by the hostility of the Assembly and the exigencies of his po
is dictatorial attitude at times provide the hostility of the cathedral chapter and of civic offici
ompany's financing became tenuous, while the hostility of the critics of his efforts created an atm
ead in the Middle Ages and survived even the hostility of the Reformation period when pilgrims were
However, the continuing hostility of the older British jazz establishment to f
Frustrated by the hostility of Brahmin Congress leaders' opposition to t
His reforms met with the strong hostility of the Chamber of Peers, where the ultra-Roy
reliability trials, and also to overcome the hostility of a community that still depended on the ho
ne 1800, the troops did not land, due to the hostility of the locals and the British naval threat.
in the summer 1542, due in large part to the hostility of the natives combined with the harsh livin
e bullet had missed, and despite the general hostility of Vigilance-ridden San Francisco, McGowan m
el convinced that the rising tide of Turkish hostility on the horizon means little to them and will
s jokes are jokes that have to contain lust, hostility or both.
I got a lot of my hostility out through Snappy Answers."
s of the Civil Rights era provoked "[r]acial hostility, particularly on the part of lower-status wh
erpersonal sensitivity, depression, anxiety, hostility, phobic anxiety, paranoia, psychoticism”, es
This local hostility reflects the merger of popular politics and
After a prolonged period of mutual hostility, relations improved and talks were resumed,
ed his political views - and remembering the hostility shown to a Tory election candidate who came
She observed the discomfort and hostility shown by some of these speakers, 'Who wanted
elgian Eurovision history due to the extreme hostility shown by the audience towards Pas de Deux's
Additionally, his hostility shown towards other popular characters from
An example of hostility shown towards Slaton by a mob of protestors,
Remnants of the hostility survive today among some descendants of thos
and's wartime pledges and in the anti-Jewish hostility that had resulted from the political and eco
Despite the hostility that had been generated by the Grafton Focus
vidence suggesting that during times of open hostility the frontiers of Ireland's small lordships w
Although there is no racial hostility, the various ethnic communities of Dar es Sa
Picture-Frustration Study, a test of latent hostility; the test became popular in Europe and was f
done at least somewhat covertly, giving the hostility the pagan population demonstrated to the new
orkers in German society and the feelings of hostility they experienced, presenting the situation i
he staff of Punch in 1850 in response to its hostility to what was termed "papal aggression", and s
nd common ideological ground in their shared hostility to expanding government intervention."
e of the non-Jewish population was united in hostility to Jews".
s, called "Queries," Jefferson expressed his hostility to slavery (Query XVIII, "Manners") and his
n 1832, and took up that general attitude of hostility to the government of the day, be it what it
eral principles of the moral law (e.g., open hostility to God (blasphemy), propagation of idolatry,
Despite some initial hostility to the railway and local objections to a hal
support of the French for his perceived past hostility to the Empire, the support of Farnese for hi
key bonding to the exclusion of family life; hostility to religion, personified by the Protestant w
The U.S. Government's hostility to the election of Socialist President Salva
Due to his pronounced hostility to slavery, a southern planter offered $500
Popular reaction to his hostility to Garibaldi again drove him from office.
votion to liberty made her an anarchist; her hostility to patriarchy made her a feminist.
During his administration, Jewish hostility to Rome was greatly inflamed by the civic pr
The official hostility to the church has garnered it support among
In the United States, hostility to both these aspects was expressed through
ll forms of Protestantism showed a degree of hostility to religious images, as idolatry, especially
One commonality among them was their hostility to the Church and they contributed to the re
Apart from their shared hostility to the Cumann na nGaedheal government, the p
deliver his message of pan-tribal unity and hostility to the United States.
rth of Winnipeg, but were forced to leave by hostility to the interracial marriage.
seems to have been at the root of William's hostility to Agnes; the Old French Continuation even c
nown and well-established religious fervour, hostility to Scougal's newly shown pro-episcopacy sent
for unspecified acts presumably relating to hostility to Henry VIII's church policies.
suppressed the paper in 1863 because of its hostility to the Union cause, but Lincoln lifted the b
of his belief in individual liberty and his hostility to political sectarianism, he remained a mem
While U.S. government hostility to the Allende government is unquestioned, t
The group is known for its hostility to the Tutsi ethnic group, and is believed t
He was zealous and uncompromising in his hostility to his religious and political enemies, and
t throughout the United States by increasing hostility to the left in general and unions in particu
McCoy's initial extreme hostility to providing a copy to the C.I.A. was eventu
have encountered hostility to their enterprise almost since its incepti
e brought into the country because of social hostility to allowing foreigners to enter the U.S. dur

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