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"We are a hate-filled, paranoid, untrusting, book-dumb, and bilious people whose chief source of recreation is slinging insults and threats at each other online, and we're that way in large part because of the hyper-divisive media environment [Roger Ailes] discovered,

The up-and-down, on-again, off-again sale to Iran of the S-300 air defense missile system is an indicator of a tense and untrusting relationship.

S, India and Russia which are obviously at odds with a growing China and are untrusting towards Pakistan at the same time.

(19) There is no evidence that animosity between Wellys and Spirleng had anything to do with the reintroduction of apprenticeship descriptors back to the Old Free Book, and it is wishful to speculate that an untrusting Mayor Wellys went through Spirleng's work with a careful eye, found the omissions, and demanded that the descriptions of apprenticeship and masters be returned.

Initially they were very untrusting of us, not helped by a course of tablets and eye drops they had to have.

Despite their support for intervention in private conversations, they show reluctance in public forums for fear of appearing unpatriotic or untrusting in Libyans' capacity to solve their own problems.

Conservatives have a better chance of carrying the day with popular, visceral, untrusting, opinion, the Congress and the military-industrial-academic complex than the liberals.

Ask yourself, if generations of your relatives and friends had suffered similar abusive treatment with this police and judicial complicity, would you not also be untrusting and resentful?

After repeatedly insisting that the National Security Agency wasn't spying on everyone, the government has been forced--by another untrusting millennial, former NSA contractor Edward Snowden--to concede that the NSA actually has been spying on everyone.