21.   But international officials, watching closely for calls for public uprisings since the airstrikes, describe the hostility as largely restrained, with minimal inflammatory rhetoric in the media.

22.   But recently, Khartoum has been signaling a slight shift in the hostile relationship between the two nations and inflammatory anti-American rhetoric has lessened.

23.   Despite a bitter eight-month war, zero trust and inflammatory rhetoric from their leaders, Russian and Chechen forces are inching toward peace.

24.   In his trip, Powell will call on those states to take a bigger role in pressuring Arafat to fight terrorism and to stop their own inflammatory rhetoric.

25.   Inflammatory anti-American rhetoric, however, has lessened.

26.   Mrs. Rabin and the Cabinet blamed increasingly inflammatory rhetoric against the peace process for creating the atmosphere that drove Amir to murder.

27.   Buchanan is riding high on his unexpected momentum and is thumbing his nose at the Republican establishment alarmed by his inflammatory conservative rhetoric.

28.   With a blitz of telephone diplomacy, the United States has orchestrated the latest attempt to disperse the war clouds, amid constant inflammatory rhetoric from both sides.

29.   It was a clear break with the traditional inflammatory rhetoric which has often plagues Arab and Islamic reaction to the Israel-Palestinian issue.

30.   The possible political fallout of another India-Pakistan war is also raising alarm here, as the two sides maneuver troops and swap inflammatory rhetoric.

a. + rhetoric >>共 520
political 5.86%
harsh 4.89%
nationalist 3.52%
fiery 3.18%
anti-american 2.22%
angry 2.10%
tough 1.99%
inflammatory 1.71%
heated 1.65%
populist 1.65%
inflammatory + n. >>共 140
bowel 22.68%
statement 7.40%
disease 5.51%
rhetoric 4.72%
remark 4.25%
response 4.09%
cell 3.15%
speech 2.99%
comment 2.36%
mediator 2.05%
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