- A pet peeve, pet aversion, or pet hate is a
minor annoyance that an
individual finds particularly irritating to a
greater degree than the norm. The noun...
- once the
conflict was over.
Unlike Bush,
Clinton was able to
unite his
fractious and
ideologically diverse party behind his candidacy, even when its different...
- of the
Gerald FitzGerald, 8th Earl of Kildare, Lord
Deputy of Ireland,
fractious Irish politics combined with a more
ambitious Henry to
cause trouble....
- "rejuvenate[d] the
drive for
national unity and
Islamic revolution" and "inhibited
fractious debate and dispute" in Iran. The
Islamic Republic of Iran experienced...
-
UNCAF with less than half of its membership. Consequently,
there is a
fractious relationship between members of CFU,
UNCAF and NAFU.[citation needed]...
-
emergence as a front-rank power,
while his
ability to
maintain unity in the
fractious coalition demonstrated his
diplomatic skills. He is
often remembered by...
-
international recognition,
failed to
unite the
nationalist groups, and had a
fractious relationship with its US-based
founding president,
Syngman Rhee. From...
- His
father wanted him to
study electrical engineering, but he was a
fractious pupil who
found the Gymnasium's
regimen and
teaching methods far from...
-
Billboard 200. Carey's
tense relationship with
Columbia grew
increasingly fractious; she
began posting messages on her website,
sharing inside information...
- the wake of the
referendum defeat,
Gauthier proved unable to hold the
fractious caucus together and
resigned as
leader just one year later.
Gilles Duceppe...
