| But the years of ozio following the Second World War led the next generation — John F. Kennedy's — to fear softness, crave challenges, and see every Cold War flareup as an ultimate test of will. |
| The only real flareup occurred when McKeon had to suspend the session briefly owing to the noise of protesters in the hall. |
| The troops on both sides have been there since 1947, when Kashmir was the scene of a flareup betw. |
| Since the current flareup of the conflict began, the Russian Federation has done everything possible to de-escalate it. |
| In fact, I got the distinct impression that he showed no flareup, no animosity when Connally's name was mentioned. |
