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Europe must take its fate into its own hands," she said, echoing a message she sent after a contentious Group of Seven summit with Trump back in May.

European leaders warn against nationalism

It's a heady snapshot of a London art scene dominated by the party politics of the Royal Academy of Arts, whose contentious group shows provide the setting for some of "Mr.

'Mr. Turner' gets a masterful portrait

She will go through the various options available to formulators looking to replace this contentious group of preservatives.

Sustainable cosmetics summit is May 17-19 in New York

I am well aware that this is a contentious group, with a complicated

Pillay condems Iraqi operation in Camp Ashraf, calls for inquiry

Without doubt it's a contentious group of horses," Harty said.

Horse Racing: Classic isn't a one-horse race - Eoin

Victorian Catholics, converts and otherwise, were a very contentious group, and Newman managed to offend both the liberal and the conservative parties in the church.

The Catholic Revival in English Literature, 1845-1961

Eighty-one years ago, on April 19, 1922, The Nation launched a series of forty-nine articles by a distinguished, skeptical and contentious group of writers--novelists, journalists, educators, social workers, lawyers, unionists and maverick intellectuals--each of whom was asked to contemplate his or her state of the union.

These United States

In 1886, after the eighth and final show, the always contentious group became even less cohesive-geographically as well as philosophically-and unwilling to collaborate.

Mary Cassatt: modern artist, modern woman

Nottage uses the image of the striving yet patient por' knocker - alone, hunched over, knee-deep in mud - to convey a theme that cannot be stated by the contentious group, even as they grasp for concise, eloquent phrases that will sum up who they are.