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adversarial

adjective as in opposing

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Earlier today, Grok was unfortunately manipulated by adversarial prompting into saying absurdly positive things about me.

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Oneglia: A more adversarial U.S. administration has left European policymakers with a sense that they are alone to fend for themselves.

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They are nonstationary adversarial systems where behavior changes constantly in response to political shocks, technological shifts and unpredictable human decisions.

“Landman” divides these adversarial teams by hair color, because in Sheridan’s Texas, God made blondes to drive rich old men into poverty.

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“I think Europe also recognizes that the U.S. is not afraid to be adversarial in its policies at the moment,” Castilloux said.

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