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воюющая сторона espanhol
beligerante Individual, group, country or other entity which acts in a hostile, combative manner.
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He became belligerent when security guards asked him to leave, police said.
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There was no basis for a belligerent response, State Department spokesman P.J.
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When Harris spoke, his words were more measured but just as belligerent.
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The several notes between the United States and the belligerent Governments follow.
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Yet surely this staunch, belligerent effort should be applauded rather than cursed.
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Taken by surprise, Yamila shrank back, uncertainty clouding her usual belligerent expression.
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Ministers of war in the belligerent countries have not been more stable.
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The woman didn't laugh, but her answer didn't seem particularly belligerent, either.
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Just such a belligerent Spanish monk was our Pisarev in the sixties.
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We were nearing Rock Crest, and soon we heard belligerent raven voices.
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Russia is resurgent, its language belligerent and its further territorial ambitions unclear.
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The peace with both the great belligerent powers of Europe was secured.
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He had bad luck too in picking victims with belligerent big brothers.
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Mild anxiety about what they might come across is making him belligerent.
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The viciousness of his regime is not a figment of belligerent demonisation.
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Victor started to give a vigorous, even belligerent, affirmative response, but hesitated.
