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"He's showing himself to be undiplomatic, to be a bull in a china shop," Gorenberg said.— The Seattle Times
I like honesty, even when it's considered a bit rude and undiplomatic, and therefore love the way young children speak.— The Blogfathers
By someone claiming that the Papal Nuncio had been rushed to hospital and that his reception was cancelled; and by someone claiming that the Pope was planning to present the Prince of Wales with a supremely undiplomatic present reminding him of the royal divorce leading to England's breach with Rome.— Telegraph Blogs
Irrespective of Netanyahu's own ideological commitment and past declarations, seeds of misunderstanding and potential rift were sown already a fortnight ago on the day of the new government take-over when his foreign minister, Avigdor Liberman, launched a most undiplomatic offensive, declaring that Israel is not obliged by the U. S.-led Annapolis peace process that maps the way to a two-state solution.— IPS Inter Press Service
In a Congress committee hearing, State Department Secretary Hillary Clinton uttered on Friday a painfully undiplomatic statement.

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