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He said the president himself had called it a“weapon” to use against recalcitrant cities.
Recalcitrant tattoos are tattoos that have been proven to be resistant to nanosecond laser treatment.
Many kinds of tattoos can be treated including professional, amateur,traumatic and even recalcitrant tattoos.
There are nine"recalcitrant" countries on the most recent Department of Homeland Security(DHS) list obtained by VOA.
Lincoln must, by almost any means possible, obtain enough votes from a recalcitrant Congress before peace arrives and it is too late.
The Homeland Security Department said Wednesday it had recommended the State Departmenttake action against four nations out of a dozen it considers recalcitrant.
As singer-songwriter C-POP star,Huang Zitao plays a role of a recalcitrant idol who debuted and become famous since he was young.
Ketogenic diets that increase acetone in the body are used to reduce epileptic attacks in infants andchildren who suffer from recalcitrant refractory epilepsy.
Causes of action derived from waste recalcitrant toxic chemicals can cause cancer in the environment that water wells near the plant contaminated.
They come to believe that their models are more real, more valid,than the messy, recalcitrant,"uncontrolled" reality they purport to explain.
This is another expression of discontent by a few recalcitrant drug traffickers, Paulo Henrique Moraes, the colonel in charge of security in the Complexo do Alemao, said on local radio.
From the same chronicles, we learn that in the Gellert bathhouse in the 13th century, King András II,nicknamed“The Recalcitrant,” was recovering his health.
It would serve us well to closely examine our own recalcitrant refusal to evolve by embracing the credible knowledge available to us from the science of consciousness.
Relationships between Mahathir and Australia's leaders reached a low point in 1993 whenPaul Keating described Mahathir as"recalcitrant" for not attending the APEC summit.
The government also indirectly began to address the problem of the recalcitrant military by revitalizing the moribund National Guard, by then an entity which existed mostly only on paper.
Under the reforms kick-started by Deng Xiaoping in the late 1970s,the party has gradually removed itself from the private lives of all but the most recalcitrant of dissidents.
Even when U.S. officials strike an agreement andremove a country from the“recalcitrant” list, there still can be deportation disagreements.
The most preferred method generally involves Agrobacterium tumefaciens, however, the bacterium infects only a narrow range of grain cultivars,and many cultivars are recalcitrant to regeneration.
But the Trump administration has labeled Vietnam andeight other countries“recalcitrant” for their unwillingness to accept their deported nationals.
Recalcitrant minorities were to be forced into a majority mould; all citizens were to inculcated in the civic virtues, notably and always including obedience to the state apparatus.
They had in fact obtained from us the best directions for bringing a recalcitrant civilian population to reason when its conduct represents a serious menace to the occupation authorities.
Not everyone is convinced that even the stout diplomatic umbrella and economic purse that Beijing offers Pyongyang translates intosignificant leverage over one of the world's most recalcitrant regimes.
It would not be the first orthe last time that some religious authorities recalcitrant, tried to censor the painting of someone who had a deep religious sense and communion daily.
But Mr. Cohn had grown leery of the bill, and the White House recognized that Mr. Cohn, a former president of Goldman Sachs and a Democrat,was not a good messenger to deal with recalcitrant conservatives.
The challenge is to elicit honest andthorough feedback from even the most recalcitrant, uncertain, and withholding client, so that you extract input you and your colleagues can act on.
The state-run China Daily newspaper wrote that“the recalcitrant attempts by Japanese politicians, including Abe, to rewrite history and their country's unseemly record in World War II are reminders that Japan doesn't deserve being treated as a normal country”.
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A battery-driven world, then, would electrify parts of the economy, such as transport,that have been recalcitrant, and would encourage the shift from costly(and polluting) fossil fuels to“fuels” such as sunlight that cost nothing.
At that moment, I felt that there could be no greater vindication of Lee Kuan Yew, or the Chinese Communist Party,indeed of some recalcitrant friends of mine who kept telling me that democracy would be banned if it ever threatened to change anything.