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But Rosenkranz has faced widespread criticism for his membership of a student fraternity known for its strident pan-German nationalism, and the country's main Jewish organisation has ruled out working with him.

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Smith’s provocations are often stunning; her prose is thrillingly strident; but her fiction better captures the messiness of public and private selves at war with each other.

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But beyond the strident rhetoric lies a good story about race, power and the exploitation of gridiron heroes.

However, since its conference last month, ministers have been increasingly strident in making such arguments.

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And definitely not from Barrios, whose demeanor is usually more baseball mom than strident activist.

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