Compact and slightly piquant, this cheese has assertive smoky aroma and flavor with a pleasant butteriness on the finish. |
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So Hill did what any gutsy, spunky assertive women would do in her situation. |
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It has also been suggested that consumers who complain tend to be more self-confident and assertive. |
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Some readers dismiss her work, considering it insufficiently assertive of a politics of resistance. |
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Black fruits, pencil shavings, liquorice, sparky acidity and assertive tannins combine for a satisfying mouthful. |
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A good first step to becoming more assertive is to consider your own body language through role play. |
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For those used to the blandness of tofu, tempeh's assertive flavor may come as a surprise. |
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Hurley had reacted to her new singledom in a masculine assertive way, with a series of short, publicly passionate affairs. |
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Women often have a rich emotional life but struggle to express their needs and wants in clear, assertive, unambivalent, functional ways. |
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During this program, you'll learn the causes of unassertiveness and how to take action toward becoming more assertive. |
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Children should be taught to be assertive, but to walk away from dangerous situations. |
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If you don't like the assertive flavor of a blue cheese, try Asiago or feta cheese instead. |
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The seats may be uncomfortable and the music too assertive but we don't care! |
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Their personal simplicity and uncomplicatedness meshes well with the more assertive qualities of the Seven. |
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I am trying to strike a balance between assertive and fair and stubborn and inflexible. |
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He's a positive thinker now, full of can-do, upbeat mottoes and brimming over with assertive high spirits. |
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The winemaker has managed to keep the Nebbiolo grape's assertive tannins and acidity in check. |
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He regarded most of the new people as noisy, assertive, and ignorant of maritime knowledge, traditions and courtesy. |
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Atlanta players who attempted to show assertive self-dignity were silenced or knocked on their keisters. |
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She's assertive, aggressive, totally on top of her game and yet what happens to her is absurd. |
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Flavours are assertive without being pungent and the food is satisfyingly filling without the heaviness of some of the other regional cuisines. |
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Chopped raw garlic lends an assertive flavor to vinaigrettes, salsas, and other sauces such as aioli. |
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If you're looking for something a little more assertive, try the half-Windsor knot, a modest version of the Windsor knot. |
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I have no problem in chatting up beautiful women, and I am in certain cases the assertive alpha male. |
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Even the most assertive and level-headed woman may feel doubt or a certain lack of self-confidence. |
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You are dynamic, forceful and assertive while making new beginnings at work and soft, gentle and loving in personal relationships today. |
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Being assertive means expressing yourself simply and directly, speaking for yourself and saying how you feel and what you want. |
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On Dig Your Own Hole, Beth Orton's looping lament to wasted comedown mornings gradually elided into one of that record's most assertive beats. |
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The tenor in these passages is definitive and assertive, quite at odds with the unassuming, almost diffident, tone of the rest of the book. |
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Mothers should train their daughters from a young age to protect themselves so that they grow up to be assertive. |
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He insists that while assertive management is needed, there is no place for aggression or bullying. |
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It would take only an assertive patient and a confident healthcare provider who is willing to listen. |
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On top of abuse, midwives also face a far more assertive and confident middle class mother than they did even 15 years ago. |
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It showed that she was finding it very hard to be assertive, and her son was confused by his mother's contradictory signals. |
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Although the prose is clear and readable it is also assertive, didactic and sometimes patronising. |
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The sheep, popularly incapable of individual decision, appears quite assertive. |
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The Emperor is often associated with Aries, which is a strong and assertive astrological fire sign. |
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With other less assertive bird species, the young can be moved from the ground and placed close to the parents. |
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Expressing your anger in an assertive, not aggressive, manner is the healthiest way to let out anger. |
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We just have to push a little harder, be a little more assertive, and I think we can pull it off. |
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An assertive person makes his or her feelings known but remains in control of the situation. |
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You are assertive, bold and energetic, and this helps you move closer towards your goals. |
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I have become more assertive and self assured, and have found strengths within myself which I did not know existed. |
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That said, the text is often intractable or so annoyingly assertive as to appear priggish. |
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If there exist powerful forces that still oppose the rights of the Dalits, they do so against an entity that is empowered and assertive. |
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Well, as all offspring know, it is difficult to be assertive with a determined older parent who tells one to stop fussing unnecessarily. |
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Although quite small, the seven-year-old has become a remarkably assertive traveler. |
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Not being the most assertive of people even at the best of times, I made my excuses. |
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But there, a team of dedicated sheepdogs is helping individuals ranging from bullied children to shy businessmen become more assertive. |
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I am not the most assertive when it comes to putting the make on someone but I respond very well to seduction. |
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Not being the most assertive or forceful of people I take it all too personally and can get quite upset. |
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Melted with milk, this one produces the assertive, clean, nutty flavour that gives your palate a hit similar to a strong espresso coffee. |
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The tenor in these passages is assertive, quite at odds with the almost diffident tone of the rest of the book. |
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Still other imagery features assertive women who are seductresses and murderers. |
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If you want people to listen to your opinions, you'll need to learn to be more assertive. |
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And, in all fairness to Lady Gaga, any singer who matches up with Tony Bennett needs to get loud and assertive. |
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Instead they were becoming an assertive voice on the streets, and also online, for their rights. |
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His forthright, amiably assertive manner perhaps appealed to some readers. |
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And the people became more prosperous, more assertive, more individualist. |
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Harris's style is strong and assertive, imbued with an American melos of hymn tunes and folksongs, and using the orchestra to create powerful effects of block antiphony. |
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These are strong, assertive readings, inspiringly so in the Brahms, which too often is played as if in a state of fear or Apollonian disinvolvement. |
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The two finales commence in a very assertive mood, always generating that kind of exciting energy which finally leads to a rousing and brilliant conclusion. |
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In future we are going to see a much more assertive parliament. |
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Women tend to be far more assertive with their trolleys than men. |
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They reported increased confidence in being more assertive with patients. |
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Another firm, assertive phone call heads my to-do list for tomorrow. |
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He is assertive, abrasive and aggressive, a tempestuous man of passion. |
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Are ad makers shaking in their shoes when they think about the impact of globalisation and the assertive entry of agencies and influences from abroad? |
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Yet few synesthesiacs are as triumphantly assertive expressers of color in art as Mitchell was. |
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With the Scherzo we are back to bare unisons and octaves, though now assertive, but the G with which the music starts makes the key unambiguously clear as C major. |
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Stella's sister was an altogether more assertive type and looking through the French windows into the garden, she complained about the unlaid table. |
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Keaton needs to be more assertive to get the ball upfield quickly. |
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He remained an assertive influence at William III's court, however, quarrelling and plotting against those whom he believed were thwarting his own ambitions. |
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And this is why those who have most benefited from playing the human rights card are those who already are assertive, intelligent, articulate and organised. |
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Visualize yourself as an outgoing assertive friendly person. |
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More assertive than ambient, but more chill than club music. |
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As the definition of workplace advocacy implies, these activities range from supporting and sustaining efforts to more innovative assertive measures. |
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She's as assertive and capable as he is petulant and out of his element. |
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A polarity is set up between the assertive convex solidity of Broadcasting House and the receptive concavity and lightness of the suspended facade. |
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Jake's poised and assertive manner was diminishing before my very eyes. |
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Over time they become more assertive, expressing themselves as compulsions and obsessions, phobias and prejudices, neuroses and psychosomatic illnesses. |
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Meanwhile in India, women are deliberately performing in black, and using the inspiration of the devadasis to represent nayikas with an assertive sexuality of their own. |
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The assertive title boldly lettered on the gunmetal gray book spine makes this volume look like another tiresome autobiography by a former SAS trooper. |
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From Bajans and Trinis I've learned that we Jamaicans are an aggressive, assertive bunch of people. |
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Olga Rudge visited him twice, once in 1952 and again in 1955, and was unable to convince him to be more assertive about his release. |
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When a shy person decides to be assertive, they go over the top. |
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If the nail technician said something she wasn't comfortable with, Christine should have dealt with it like a strong, assertive, capable woman. |
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An assertive illocution can be regarded as unmarked, while interrogative or imperative illocutions are marked, for which there are two reasons. |
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Philip had come to power in 1180 and he rapidly demonstrated that he could be an assertive, calculating and manipulative political leader. |
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One is not sure how assertive can a knickerless woman in a red bra be against the military rule. |
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Gwen John's art, in its quietude and its subtle colour relationships, stands in contrast to her brother's far more vivid and assertive work. |
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The man responsible was the new aggressively assertive Archbishop of York, Thurstan. |
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And finally, don't be a wuss. Have a rich-man's attitude. Men who have money are generally confident and assertive. |
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Following the Gregorian Reform, an assertive, reformist papacy attempted to increase its power and influence. |
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Even today, women who show signs of anger and who express themselves in some assertive way may be labelled stroppy for doing so. |
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In Asia, Japan became an ever more assertive power, especially with regards to China. |
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When launching an assertive attack, red foxes approach directly rather than sideways, with their tails aloft and their ears rotated sideways. |
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A blue cheese is happy only in the company of an assertive dessert wine, but it's better to play safe and not have one on your menu. |
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No longer dependent on the Lords for their seats, MPs grew more assertive. |
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Meanwhile, the royal authority became more and more assertive, centred on a hierarchically conceived society distinguishing nobility, clergy, and commoners. |
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Behind a slightly assertive, grapey nose, it is a clean, full wine with pronounced acidity and flavours of white pepper, celery and a touch of minerals. |
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Argentina has become increasingly assertive over its claims to the islands that it calls the Malvinas, as well as the British-held South Georgia and South Sandwich islands. |
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Molland's wife, Kathie, had been taking a more assertive role in the band's politics, which did not endear her to the rest of the band, particularly Ham. |
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In the ensuing years, the Commons grew more assertive, the influence of the House of Lords having been reduced by the Reform Bill crisis, and the power of the patrons reduced. |
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