As portrayed by Alex Jennings, he looks and talks like a dyspeptic refugee from a Noel Coward comedy, a man whose infinite touchiness seems to stem from his fear that no one appreciates his brittle wit.
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But in an indication of the touchiness of the subject, U . N . in-house television didn't photograph the initial greetings of the ambassadors, as is common practice at the United Nations.
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On September 12, 2008 the Minister Voulgarakis resigned from his position, by touchiness, because the name of his wife was involved in the case ( land-exchange ) of Vatopedi monastery in Mount Athos.
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The president said affirmative action programs should be reviewed for fairness and effectiveness, and he acknowledged the political touchiness of an issue on which it may be impossible for him to broaden his political base without alienating his core supporters.
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But this film industry crowd might have also taken his joke as a display of defensiveness and felt sympathetic toward a Hollywood brand of touchiness that can accompany the wait to see if a very personal project will be accepted by the masses.
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And since slavery could be maintained only by the daily exercise of brute force, slave owners became very sensitive to the slightest threat to their superiority, a touchiness that expanded from plantation fields to all areas of their lives, Lane said.
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Analysts say it has to do with several factors : the outbreak's timing, the fragility of China's new leadership, the nation's touchiness to criticism and its emerging role an Asian superpower whose neighbors dare not offend.
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It's a first-rate cloak-and-dagger story, a scenario that a western museum couldn't get away with these days, given the touchiness of such subjects as who legally owns what art, and where collections belong.
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Vass?described the former prime minister as a man of great spontaneity, sincere friendliness, and openness of heart, but also prone to mood swings, touchiness, and a tendency to be demanding, especially in regard to his particular tastes in clothing.
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One of them is Charles ( Diesel ) Carson, who later becomes a prize fighter, and another Gerald ( Mad Dog ) McCain, his nickname coming from a deranged sort of touchiness that leads to such explosive, unpredictable savagery that it scares bigger, stronger men.
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