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aggression

[uh-gresh-uhn] / əˈgrɛʃ ən /




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"We are hopeful that negotiation will lead to a sustainable and negotiated solution," he said, though he added that "Iran remains fully prepared to defend itself against any threat or act of aggression".

From Barron's

"We are hopeful that negotiation will lead to a sustainable and negotiated solution," he said, though he said "Iran remains fully prepared to defend itself against any threat or act of aggression".

From Barron's

Children also are on screens more than ever, which is believed to contribute to more anxiety, depression, aggression and hyperactivity.

From Los Angeles Times

Over the weekend, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi invoked Japan's World War Two history of aggression while addressing Western leaders at the Munich Security Conference, and called Takaichi's remarks a "very dangerous development".

From BBC

However, Cooper told Kuenssberg the use of poison "is evidence of the aggression that is unfortunately going to be continuing" against Europe "and we need to be ready to respond to that".

From BBC