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One officer who had assaulted her briefly disappeared from her area of the detention center only to later return, becoming “increasingly aggressive and intimidating.”

Question those taking on the mantle of victimhood and you are immediately cast as some kind of aggressive, unfeeling oppressor.

Others on the RSD forum would deconstruct his approach: “too aggressive,” “too many questions,” “nervousness in your voice,” etc.

They have experimented with new products and have invested millions into aggressive marketing and promotion.

He even allegedly had a nickname for his violent, aggressive alter ego: Rick.

Indeed, it is possible that the evidence points to aggressive acts on the part of Brown unknown to the public at this time.

Lushington was an aggressive smoker, and with every puff he seemed to say: 'There!

In February secret agents from congress were in Montreal to see if an aggressive policy could be safely pursued.

Very few beasts or reptiles are aggressive; it is only when they feel cornered that they turn.

The doughty and aggressive Captain Ebenezer Allen harassed their rear whenever opportunity was given for striking a blow.

However, this man's voice seemed rather timid than bold, and up to the present his manner had been more discreet than aggressive.