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And there's strident opposition to this agreement inside Israel's cabinet.

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The Norwegian committee is appointed by the country's parliament, and although the members – usually retired MPs – fiercely guard their independence, many have strident views.

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While Hasson’s Sage is a plausibly strident freelance journalist type, you wonder if she has much experience with female friendship, because Cin’s manipulation is so painfully obvious.

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But in some government circles there's a hope she'll take a more strident approach to the small boats crisis than Yvette Cooper.

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It’s also true that Don is rock’s first great rhythm guitarist, his strident acoustic strum powering ”Wake Up Little Susie” and others.

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