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Lieberman's comments provoked a furious reaction from the Palestinians, who called the firebrand an "obstacle to peace."
Like any attention seeking political firebrand, all Ann Coulter does is read statistics on various social and political issues, and draws her own conclusions that are clouded by her own awful neo-conservative beliefs.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
This firebrand is for turning: Melanie Hill and Mark Wingett in the engaging political drama Maggie's End at the Shaw— Evening Standard - Home
The muted response from those around him probably echoes the reaction to be found in many a household, where the firebrand is managed by non-confrontation.
The new senator is hardly a liberal firebrand, as her record on gun control demonstrates.— Home | The New York Observer

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