• "I only want people who are totally committed, " said Burley at a brusque media conference.

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  • Every day of the four-day safari started at 5 a.m. with a brusque knock and tea and biscuits delivered to my door.

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  • Sources said Vinci had made two previous approaches to TBI, the first before the collapse in the firm's shares, but gained a brusque response.

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  • They also tend to resent female bosses who adopt a brusque and assertive management style, even as they find it perfectly acceptable for male bosses.

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  • Mr Saakashvili's impulsive temperament, coupled in some cases with a blind eye to his friends' flaws, have created a worrying impression of both cronyism and a liking for a brusque, even bullying, style.

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  • "We haven't had to dodge any bullets because we didn't get in front of them to begin with, " says Moglia, a brusque 58-year-old Bronx native with an unwavering faith in his unadorned game plan.

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  • When he is ready for his walk, Irina tries to help him button his parka, his anorak, but he shakes her off with a few brusque words.

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  • Though generally good-humoured, his occasionally brusque responses revealed him to be a man who does not suffer fools - or impertinent reporters - gladly.

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  • The danger is that the brusque treatment of Mr Corzine, and a perception that Goldman's investment-banking side has scored a victory over its trading arm, will unleash further internal conflict.

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  • She had little patience for the gently constructive language of a writing workshop, and could be brusque and disparaging.

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  • The file contains a letter from Mr. Gingrich apologizing for his brusque treatment of Mr. Kennedy, the history head.

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  • Some of Lutcher Stark's heirs fumed over the brusque, secretive Nelda, but it wasn't until 1987 that they hired a tough Houston lawyer, Michael Gallagher, to raise a stink.

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  • Even so, they know what any professional interrogators will tell you: A disarming smile, a few seemingly random questions, and a monitoring of body language are far more likely to detect terrorists than brusque treatment and formulaic questions.

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