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hostile behavior

noun as in aggressiveness

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Burnett contrasted what she saw as a peaceful, friendly mood inside the camp with the pro-Israel counterprotests where people held up benign slogans, such as “Bring the Hostages Home,” but engaged in hostile behavior.

The documents provide the most comprehensive look yet into decades of alleged discrimination, harassment and hostile behavior at Nike, including by executives.

It follows months of alleged hostile behavior, according to a memo from House Minority Leader Allison Russo last week.

The lawsuit, first reported by NBC News, accused Derulo of “threatening, intimidating and hostile behavior” in multiple work situations.

“Every state with legalized sports gambling must act to ensure enforcement of gaming regulations and put in place clearly stated laws that protect participants from hostile behavior, particularly barring individuals who engage in that behavior from any further involvement in sports gambling,” Sankey said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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