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The result is that the young man, hearing and seeing all these thing-- hearing too, the words of his father, and having a nearer view of his way of life, and making comparisons of him and others--is drawn opposite ways: while his father is watering and nourishing the rational principle in his soul, the others are encouraging the passionate and appetitive; and he being not originally of a bad nature, but having kept bad company, is at last brought by their joint influence to a middle point, and gives up the kingdom which is within him to the middle principle of contentiousness and passion, and becomes arrogant and ambitious.

That contentiousness appeared to being addressed and the bilateral ties strengthened after Trump met with Modi at the recent G-20 and his administrative representatives met with Indian representatives in India.

Even better, it's ballsy enough to see the issues beyond their contentiousness.

"Black reflects the current state of rebelliousness and contentiousness in the world, but it also provides a feeling of privacy and protection," says Schlotter.

Somehow the immediacy of Washington's greatness and of the enormous and virtually unanimous respect he commanded in his day does not easily communicate to twenty-first-century Americans in the way, for example, that Lincoln's genius does and despite the contentiousness that surrounded Lincoln.

Of late, we've all become aware that the entire planet has entered a disturbing period of disunity and contentiousness that doesn't bode well for anyone.

One could argue that such contentiousness is a historical feature of American politics, but the Pew survey did not ask respondents this year what they thought of American democracy; this question has received mixed reactions in past years.

Given the "contentiousness" and complexity of the case, "the total number of hours worked and the total legal fees incurred in this matter are within the range of what would be deemed fair, reasonable, and necessary to achieve the outstanding result Mr.

A final homeland security appropriations bill might not be passed until after the midterm elections "because of the contentiousness," he said.

The heroines described in chapter four, "Enacting Guardians of Family Health: From Exemplary Wife to Reformer," do not exhibit the contentiousness that distinguishes the women studied in the first three chapters.

Confirmation of the declaration's contentiousness can be seen in its spontaneous condemnations by a wide range of politicians, statesmen and religious leaders, including, notably, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French president Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Theresa May, and Pope Francis.