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bad-natured

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Putin had a sense of humour but only when he was making the jokes," one EU official said, recalling previous bad-natured EU-Russia meetings, including last year's one in the Russian city of Samara.
With gifts all round, Medvedev arrives on world stage by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
I'm closest to the fans so I can hear everything said and all that good-natured and even bad-natured banter is fair enough.
FOOTBALL: FA will throw book at Stoke; FANS HURL BOTTLES AT QPR ... by The Mirror (London, England)
But what finished as a bruising and bad-natured match sparkled at the beginning, with clever handling giving Scotland the perfect start.
BRUISE CONTROL; Italian boot boys take Scots' mind off the job by Sinclair, Paul / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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