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But what about when the adversarial relationship comes from government itself?

As a result, they soon find themselves in an adversarial situation with teachers.

Johnson said he does not have an adversarial relationship with the team.

An adversarial system cannot be expected to result in truth.

"This is not taking an adversarial position with the church," he said.

If somebody's died of a drug, people have got a right to be adversarial.

Tonight, they will meet again in a more normal adversarial role.

What this does, though, is rather than working with the club we are now in an adversarial position.

The prime reason is the adversarial relationship between Government and business.

He missed the days when their relationship was less adversarial.

The press has a responsibility to the public to be adversarial to any sitting administration.

But the villagers' relationship with the government took an adversarial turn.

They wanted to force changes in the state through adversarial journalism.

From then on, the groups maintained a more adversarial relationship.

Her relationship with the faculty has perhaps been more adversarial than necessary.

But the adversarial nature of past years, for the most part, is missing this summer.

The press is inevitably in an adversarial relationship with any president, no matter the party.

"This is not an adversarial process at all," he said.

It has gone from adversarial to something of a partnership.

"I think we should start running more adversarial versions, though."

There is no chance, they say, of the two countries returning to an adversarial relationship.

At the time, the action was considered a radical adversarial approach.

Part of it, I suppose, is our adversarial relationship within the project.

Thus, a relationship that once was trusting is now adversarial.

You should never look at an audition as an adversarial relationship.