Look, I have 99 percent in favor but you will have agitators – professional agitators who stand up and start screaming and you have them taken out.
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After he was punched and I was tackled by agitators.
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The agitators are few, but they have hit a nerve.
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The findings blamed outside agitators for stirring up ignorant sharecroppers.
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Its heart belongs to the rebellious, agitators such as Elizabeth Warren.
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Be vigilant, remain brave and beware agitators, she told the crowd.
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Bolshevik agitators among the troops at the front assailed his vacillations.
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Panetta's speech, in response to Sanders agitators—some filled their own seats
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Yet reason is precisely what those student agitators subordinated to their emotions.
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Then they were set upon by thugs, agitators, militants, and paid muscle.
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" Trump said, as he often does, that the protestors are "professional agitators.
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" She also called for "the prevention of unwarranted strikes by foreign labor agitators.
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He blamed outside agitators for the violence, not the protesters on the freeway.
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Butler said police should target the agitators and allow others to continue demonstrating.
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The question is whether Pelosi or the Democratic agitators can be more convincing.
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So, dance on freedom riders, social justice warriors, disruptors, resisters, persisters, activists & agitators.
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The agitators will generate headlines that completely miss the original point – on purpose.
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The university blamed "about 150 masked agitators" for interrupting an "otherwise nonviolent" protest.
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Among the loudest agitators were pupils at emblematic schools, which hurt the schools themselves.
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On the other are the agitators—particularly Steve Bannon, Peter Navarro and Michael Flynn.
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He was one of the "out of state agitators" that Walker was talking about!
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It totted up 99 campaigns by agitators there, up from 61 the year before.
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So, dance on freedom riders, social justice warriors, disruptors, resisters, persisters, activists & agitators. #AOCDances.
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Elected in 22016, he has been one of the lead agitators against Pelosi's leadership.
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The unrest appears to have begun with hard-line agitators encouraging protests against Rouhani.
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Yet those outside agitators only reignited a debate that was inevitably going to return.
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You may debate whether any particular historical war worked out well for its agitators.
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But only after he also called out "many anti-police agitators" for their actions.
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Samples obtained from platelet agitators at the manufacturing facility and the hospital yielded ACBC isolates.
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The university blamed outside agitators and estimated around $100,000 in damage to property on campus.
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In response, online agitators and even BJP officials goaded mobs around India to attack Kashmiris.
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Beijing says criminals and agitators are stirring violence, encouraged by "interfering" foreign powers including Britain.
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So, clearly, this goes way beyond Comey and top-level FBI, DOJ, deep state agitators.
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"We don't want agitators," Kirk said, declining to name specific outlets that were denied access.
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Maduro's government has imprisoned dozens of opposition leaders ranging from mayors to university student agitators.
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But a group of agitators stay behind, apparently intent on breaking windows and destroying property.
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That included Definers, which circulated a document casting Soros as a force behind Facebook's agitators.
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Segregationists fighting civil rights routinely blamed "outside agitators" — especially northern Jews — for African-American protests.
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"We're calling all writers, readers, activists, intellectuals, agitators, friends, family, friends, and community," it writes.
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Michael Butler, who added that people he described as "agitators" are not part of protest leadership.
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Sina shows the complexity of waging such campaigns, even for agitators who have a strong case.
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Impeachment agitators A handful of Democrats apart from Green had also been calling for Trump's impeachment.
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A second person close to McConnell waved off such criticisms as the irrelevant griping of agitators.
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Meanwhile Donnelly is left behind while other strange agitators in pop like Lady Gaga reach superstardom.
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It's worth noting that sometimes even just a few agitators are enough to set things off.
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This makes it cumbersome for most gadflies and cash-strapped agitators to use for large projects.
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But General Apirat apparently sees nothing inappropriate in railing against communists, student agitators and opposition MPs.
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The school said in a statement "about 150 outside masked agitators" caused the violence that night.
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It also offers its own "fossil free action tool kit" guide for workplace retirement fund agitators.
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Pro-government media has branded the protesters Islamists and warned that foreign agitators are fomenting trouble.
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Instead, the president kept insisting he was right on Alabama and agitators kept egging him on.
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" But the out-of-town agitators remain steadfast arguing that the football camp is "rife with evangelism.
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"Day in and day out agitators kept coming up to that line (at the bridge)," Iverson said.
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When the march began dissolving, the rightwing agitators began chasing and beating the participants of the march.
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And Planned Parenthood's Cecile Richards urged Barnard College graduates of 2014 to be troublemakers, agitators and activists.
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Mayor Lyda Krewson said the majority of protesters were not violent and blamed the vandalism on agitators.
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The university blamed "150 masked agitators" for some of the violence, during which some conservatives were attacked.
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" She added later: "A group of agitators stayed behind, apparently intent on breaking windows and destroying property.
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Maduro claims far-right agitators and former Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos were behind the assassination attempt.
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The agitators and audiences for these new fixes have an ulterior motive for expanding their horizons, too.
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But that said, the White House is full of agitators, from the budget director to the president.
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So I don't know enough information about it, but a lot of those people are paid agitators.
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But there might be some who are professional agitators, paid by Big Labor, who want to divide us.
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Islamist agitators campaigned against the Christian incumbent, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, falsely claiming that he had insulted the Koran.
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Anti-semitic agitators will fan its flames in all manner of directions: the Middle East, Europe and beyond.
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"And I know another thing - there won't be any paid agitators in this group," he added to cheers.
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This protest was intentionally coordinated and planned by agitators with the specific intent to engage in illegal activities.
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The Lumpkins also challenged the South's plantation and emerging industrial class by championing workers and left-wing agitators.
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China has said that reports of human rights abuses and detention camps for political agitators there are unfounded.
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It is 1967, when Chinese Communist agitators fuelled riots that rocked the territory, then under British colonial rule.
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Before he was hit, he warned that hard-left agitators were fomenting violence, and advised demonstrators to disperse.
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Campus officials blamed it all on "150 masked agitators"; Yiannopoulos said the left is "absolutely terrified" of free speech.
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Organizers told ABC News they were disappointed that some "agitators" dismantled what was supposed to be a nonviolent demonstration.
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Kamala Harris at center stage and progressive agitators like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and Washington Gov.
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Berkeley is pissed that the Farmer's Market is canceled because outside agitators have caravanned into town to start trouble.
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According to this infographic from Smart Insights, influencers can take many different forms, including celebrities, experts, agitators and connectors.
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Trump has lost both the agitators for radical action to match radical words (Bannon, Mooch), and his enablers (Priebus).
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Mayor Lyda Crewson said some "agitators were intent on breaking windows & destroying property" after peaceful demonstrations during the day.
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As I was entering, a group of beefy dudes started wondering if there were going to be any agitators.
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Most academic historians today no longer think of the abolitionists as fanatical agitators, stirring up hostility between the sections.
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Elandria Williams is an organizer at the Highlander Center in Tennessee, a historic base camp for agitators and activists.
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Back in Chicago, before the allegations, a small handful of Democratic agitators felt comfortable challenging Madigan's grip on power.
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Either they'll remain the outsider and the agitators, or they change the norms and they become the status quo.
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To read the Hollywood trades, we in the Writers Guild are somehow simultaneously aristocrats and agitators, overpaid radical dandies.
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"Administration officials have been viewed as siding with activists and agitators, rather than siding with law enforcement," Stoughton said.
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Reports from the university blamed "150 masked agitators" who disturbed an otherwise peaceful demonstration from students angry at Yiannopoulous' messages.
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"False news is a moneymaker for spammers and a weapon of state actors and agitators around the world," Lyons explains.
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"Police tweeted that "agitators" were at her home and were "throwing rocks and breaking windows, despite being instructed not to.
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He tells it like it is and if it offends some government bureaucrats and loudmouth civil rights agitators, so what?
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Opposition to the Obama-era policies is not just a cause for dubious men's rights activists or alt-right agitators.
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I could only imagine the beefy dudes I met earlier cracked their knuckles at the thought of removing the agitators.
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Sure enough, Mr Trump has carefully blamed trouble outside his rallies on "thugs" and "agitators…sent by the Democratic Party".
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They were a motley assortment of former military and intelligence officials, craven agitators, and political operatives with no government experience.
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"The gathering was to be ended peacefully, but due to the presence of the (agitators), unfortunately, this happened," Khojastepour said.
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In a video that galvanized the nation, neo-Nazi agitators appear to chase passersby whom they deem to look foreign.
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Targets also included more than 100 Kremlin agitators within Russia, including Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Alexei Navaln and Pussy Riot's Maria Alekhina.
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Students asked about how civil disobedience could affect their residency placements, or get them marked as agitators within their departments.
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We are so divided, it's such a shame," he said, calling the women "professional agitators … sent here by the other party.
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"Some public town halls from this particular group recently boasted having agitators even come in from other states to cause havoc."
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The main victims, they emphasise, are not disinvited speakers but the agitators themselves, whom they see as worryingly fragile and confused.
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A core group of combative young agitators has come to define the antigovernment protests that have convulsed Hong Kong since June.
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Anti-trade agitators on the left, meanwhile, have forced governments advocating agreements with America and Canada on to the back foot.
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" Hours later, in Des Moines, Pressley took the mic to wild cheers and praised "change-makers and disruptors ... activists and agitators.
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"The Saudis consider Iraqi Sunnis to be republican agitators, and the Iraqi Sunnis don't really like the Saudis either," he added.
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Macron's government, shaken by the unrest, had this week hardened its stance, branding the protesters agitators seeking to overthrow the government.
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Marine Le Pen, on the far right, blames the "agitators, revolutionaries, anarchists" of the far left for the gilets jaunes violence.
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He has blamed "outside agitators" for voting-rights controversies—a phrase used by 20th century segregationists to dismiss civil-rights protests.
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Clinton's convention lineup wasn't designed to contrast with Trump's brigade of C-list celebrities and agitators, though it did do that.
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The university blamed "150 masked agitators" for the unrest, saying they had come to campus to disturb an otherwise peaceful protest.
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Over the next few decades, other bombings of targets that embodied the establishment were linked to anarchists, labor agitators and leftists.
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Or they were a mob, a bunch of unproductive agitators against whom the state had to take strong measures—la foule.
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Macron decried the violence of a "hateful mob" in his New Year address, while his government has branded the protesters agitators.
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Indeed, if the agitators can maintain their enthusiasm for about 20 more months, a Democratic congressional majority might be within reach.
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That night Peña Nieto spokesmen claimed on television that the protesters weren't students but professional agitators working for the leftist candidate.
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The junta blamed "vicious rioters" and "communist agitators" for the casualties, saying the military had been there only to protect people.
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In the groupings of his fall women's show, the lace-crowned ''choir,'' white-horned ''agitators'' and green-jacketed ''soldiers'' inspired awe.
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Brand-name agitators including Elliott Management, Starboard Value and Third Point LLC have been nudging companies to perform better for years.
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Some analysts see danger signs in the nexus of Russian interests and far-right agitators in Europe and the United States.
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Among them were a mixture of peace-loving veterans, masked agitators, teenagers, champions of racial, gender, and sexual equality, and more.
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" At times I even heard protesters tell the handful of agitators "not to destroy property" and that violence "only helps Trump.
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This may signal waning support for the Islamist agitators, notably the sanctimonious Mr Shihab, who is caught up in a sexting scandal.
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"At that point the agitators started fires and a water truck was called up to the scene" to put out the fires.
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But it hasn't been enough to appease public investors, who crave growth and activist agitators like Loeb, who demand a quick turnaround.
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Is there an epidemic of trans agitators exploiting their adopted genders to invade women's restrooms and do untoward stuff to young girls?
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Middlebury's agitators might ask themselves how a man whose work they decry as racist acquired the right to compare them to fascists.
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He was prime minister in 2015 when India appeared to side with Madhesi agitators who were attempting to blockade Kathmandu, the capital.
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If you are one of the privileged, Peterson is here to protect your glorious suffering from any agitators that would question it.
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In a long and at times harsh statement, he placed blame for the episode on "agitators" who he promised would be pursued.
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Far-right agitators used the shocking details of Mia's death for full propagandistic effect, just as they did with Der Fall Susanna .
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Maybe we should first put our own house in order before looking to outside agitators for the causes of our political malaise.
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Today's agitators, from neo-populists to violent extremist groups, know all too well that legitimate authority is hard won and easily lost.
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So the protests must be the work of outside agitators seeking a "color revolution" like those that swept through Ukraine and Georgia.
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The first is that Biden's campaign waited longer than what the most aggressive outside agitators, like Reines, insist is necessary in 2019.
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Although their objective is typically to get under the skin of opponents, some N.H.L. agitators have proved to be equal-opportunity offenders.
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But with a reputation as one of corporate America's most effective agitators, Starboard is seeking to win over more Bristol-Myers shareholders.
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A contingent of alt-right social media agitators, including Alex Jones and Jack Posobiec, showed up in the audience for the morning session.
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While rallies have been generally peaceful, the police presence has been heavy and some demonstrations have devolved into chaos with agitators damaging storefronts.
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Early on, that meant agitators like Jane Fonda, who sent her good tapes and then, mystifyingly to her, seemed to abandon the cause.
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The agitators portray traditional Indonesian Islam as rural and backward, implying that educated city-dwellers should follow a purer form of the religion.
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In recent months Trump has blamed "professional agitators" and "thugs" for violence that has broken out at many of the Republican candidate's rallies.
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Claiming that the protests were stirred up by "outside agitators", Mr O'Neill adjourned parliament until August 2nd—after the no-confidence risk passes.
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So far so good; the ineptitude and jumbled motives of agitators — ego, angst and anomie come into it — are reasonably ripe for satire.
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In the meeting, captured in an audio recording, they both described a divided country and warned about the dangers of left-wing agitators.
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Disrupters are given a free pass when it comes to their ideological censorship via hecklers' vetoes, a trend that only emboldens leftist agitators.
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There, several masked protesters, who were believed to be outside agitators, began pushing and shoving Mr. Murray and Ms. Stanger, Mr. Burger said.
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Soon after, President Donald Trump tweeted his praise for the Boston Police being "tough and smart" in their handling of "anti-police agitators."
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Left wing agitators and politicians began protesting his nomination in front of the Supreme Court, almost as soon as President Trump made the announcement.
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The government has blamed the protests on poor communications, scheming by the country's president, Klaus Iohannis (who is a Liberal), and even professional agitators.
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Michael Butler, who represents parts of the city of St. Louis, told the Chicago Tribune, adding that "agitators" were not part of protest leadership.
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Native Americans interviewed by VICE News denounced agitators, who some say could resort to more aggressive tactics as the pipeline's construction limbo drags on.
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Facebook, for instance, announced it would stop letting antivaccine information be promoted through ads or recommendations, though plenty of well-known agitators remain active.
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Shaken by the unrest, Macron's government began the new year on the offensive, branding the remaining protesters as agitators seeking to overthrow the government.
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President Lenin Moreno has accused leftist leaders, including the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, of sending in agitators to fuel the violent protests.
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As new ad hoc alliances form between conservatives and liberals, one area of shared disgust is victim politics, especially as practiced by campus agitators.
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Mr. Trump's repositioning has led some self-styled conservative agitators to acknowledge that their bomb-throwing, anti-establishment playbook is in need of refinement.
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But it was very much that, sit-ins and peaceful movements, and they often erupted into erupted into violence, there were agitators out there.
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The company's system for reporting abuse, for example, has at times become a shooting gallery for online agitators seeking to defund their political enemies.
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When agitators stormed the stage during YAF's lecture with Ben Shapiro at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, no one attempted to stop the rioters.
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But Ott offered a glimpse into the world of hockey's agitators, the habitual line-oversteppers whose knack for gamesmanship can affect a playoff series.
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Again it's the way we've been socialized, which is why you have to have a few agitators in society to say: 'No, that's not okay.
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The lawmaker later took down the post and apologized, before implying that outside agitators were responsible for the strike shuttering public schools across his state.
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"The violent behaviour that these Western agitators are emboldening tramples on the rule of law in Hong Kong and undermines its social order," it said.
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But the subtext is that these same people are one short lecture and slum visit away from becoming dedicated socialist agitators, whatever the personal cost.
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Trump's remarks providing cover for violent racist agitators aren't even the first time white supremacy has found sanction within the post-Civil War White House.
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Particular attention has focused on the role of Delhi police chief B.S. Bassi, who has cracked down on student agitators but not acted against Sharma.
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The Cinderella scenario seems hopelessly retrograde — not to mention that a social safety net, however fraying, exists largely because of efforts by agitators like Rose.
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The police and soldiers, joined by a right-wing paramilitary group from the mainland, responded with an extermination campaign, branding the insurgents as Communist agitators.
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The St. Louis Police Department lauded its officers on Twitter for showing "great restraint" and said "agitators" had damaged property during the protests on Friday.
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The police said they used tear gas after protesters destroyed property and that at least two officers were injured — one seriously — when agitators threw bricks.
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"The violent behavior that these Western agitators are emboldening tramples on the rule of law in Hong Kong and undermines its social order," it said.
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Some cadres probably calculate that it would be easier to spot agitators if more groups were encouraged to operate openly rather than to organise clandestinely online.
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But shockwaves from the violence, which pitted higher-caste agitators against an annual gathering of out-of-caste Dalits (once known as untouchables), have spread far.
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Now, I'm not here to celebrate rabid mobs of online agitators motivated by the desire to disprove a person's claims in order to see him humiliated.
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"News" is now defined as what the shrillest of political agitators has to say or which nonsensical pop culture fad is going viral on social media.
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"Trump has lost both the agitators for radical action to match radical words (Bannon, Mooch), and his enablers (Priebus)," Mike Allen wrote shortly after Bannon's departure.
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Yiannopoulos, more than anyone else, is responsible for allying Breitbart with the "alt-right" movement, a fringe group of nakedly racist, pro-Trump, right-wing agitators.
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The agitators didn't need to take on every Republican in Congress, they just needed to pick off a few to send the entire conference running scared.
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Mulvaney was one of the Tea Party agitators who worked to block any increase to the debt limit, eventually forcing Obama's hand to sign the BCA.
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The national watch list of would-be criminals and potential political agitators includes 213 million to 22018 million people — more than Ecuador's population of 16 million.
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Yet she offers no guidance as to how she intends to walk the territory back, other than a reliance on police force to overawe the agitators.
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Government officials said they were trying to prevent operatives from those countries to enter Colombia with the purpose of "acting as agitators" in a nationwide protest.
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Yet she offered no guidance as to how she intends to walk the territory back, other than a reliance on police force to overawe the agitators.
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" On Friday, Mr. Griveaux declared that the Yellow Vest movement had become "the province of agitators who want upheaval, and, at bottom, to overthrow the government.
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"This was a group of agitators who were masked up, throwing rocks, commercial grade fireworks and Molotov cocktails at officers," said UC Berkeley Police Chief Margo Bennett.
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Any discord that follows him he can blame on the agitators, the haters, the invisible enemies he spends so much of his time as president complaining about.
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Indirectly, the local community is implicated, as many sympathized with the Klan and American Nazi members, and considered the organizers of the march to be outside agitators.
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By those standards, her latest failing—pandering to the demands of Islamist agitators and refusing to defend the secular principles of the constitution—may seem relatively mild.
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The government of Pakistan gave in to mass protests by Islamist agitators and barred Asia Bibi, a Christian woman recently acquitted of blasphemy, from leaving the country.
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Let us all try harder to understand the difference between colloquialism and bigotry, between error and aggression, between scenarios that demand agitators and scenarios that demand educators.
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Partly this is the product of an effort by gnarled agitators from outside it to flood the party with activists and challenge the moderates in its institutions.
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These agitators want to preserve common-carrier classification under Title II for one and only one reason: They want the Internet to be a highly regulated utility.
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Meanwhile, there's an emerging phenomenon of right-wing agitators threatening Democratic candidates for office—and their families—in Iowa and New York, compelling the candidates to withdraw.
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Yet conservative agitators were mostly talking among themselves until Mr. Trump toppled the party establishment, along the way flouting longstanding party dogma on taxes, trade and immigration.
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Following the accusations that the initial police response was indiscriminate and disproportionate, agitators in civilian clothing are now behind much of the violence against protesters, observers say.
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Clinton's health and highly favorable ones about Mr. Trump were promoted with gusto by Russian state-controlled news media outlets and legions of pro-Russian internet agitators.
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The chief agitators on the Ukrainian side of this effort were some of those same corrupt former prosecutors I had encountered, particularly Victor Shokin and Yuriy Lutsenko.
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Ms. Alexander knew that battle flag advocates had called the Community Anti-Racism Education Initiative "agitators," and had published the personal information and photos of some online.
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An official from his ministry told AFP that the government was anticipating "significant violence," with far-right and far-left agitators expected to converge on the capital Paris.
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In other series, lesser agitators than Marchand, like Dave Bolland of the Chicago Blackhawks and Micheal Ferland of the Calgary Flames, were able to limit the Sedins' effectiveness.
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American civil rights leader and journalist Daisy Bates looks out through her living room window after it was broken by white agitators in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1958.
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It's doubtful that the delta's several minority ethnic groups share the conviction of the Biafran agitators that the oil-rich delta states are a natural part of Biafra.
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And without the constant push-and-pull between the livestock industry and wildlife managers, there are no flashpoints of conflict that outside agitators can turn to their advantage.
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When the day came for these outside agitators to show their faces (and/or hoods), the ragtag band of bearded, wild-eyed white dudes numbered 40 or 50.
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It's politically expedient for xenophobic agitators like Mr. Trump to scapegoat the millions of foreigners who have come to the United States in search of a better life.
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"Few world governments would have capitulated on such a scale and handed the de facto parliament building to agitators and hard-core demonstrators under such circumstances," Vickers said.
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There are Soviet agents and Trotskyist agitators, a cross-dressing jazz singer, an Armenian mafia boss and a rich industrialist in cahoots with a group of army officers.
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They warned that such risks were likely to only grow, citing China, Iran, North Korea and Russia, along with militant groups and criminal networks, as the main agitators.
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Middlebury's president, Laurie Patton, did this admirably, in defending Mr. Murray's invitation and delivering a public apology to him that Middlebury's thoughtless agitators should have delivered themselves. Opinion
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In the first debate, liberal agitators like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio were there to pounce against candidates who were not eager to eliminate private insurance.
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What's more, reminiscent of the Tea Party after President Obama had assumed office, these agitators are placing concerted pressure on their elected representatives to oppose the new president's agenda.
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"Since these announcements, the yellow vest movement, for those who continue to protest, has become the thing of agitators who promote insurrection to topple the government," Griveaux told reporters.
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They also circulated among some conservative agitators, like the notorious alt-right troll Chuck Johnson, known for media stunts discrediting sexual harassment claims and for publicly supporting racist conspiracies.
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The typical sovereign citizen group is a community of right-wing, anti-government agitators who have seceded from what they see as the tyrannical and illegitimate US federal government.
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But the infiltration of ultra-left and extreme-right agitators, and the determination of a radical core to seek the overthrow of Mr Macron, has hardened the movement's edge.
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His campaign has also falsely claimed Abrams encouraged undocumented immigrants to vote and dismissed as "outside agitators" critics alleging that he weaponized state law to suppress the minority vote.
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In just two seasons in the N.H.L., Matt Tkachuk, the Calgary Flames' left winger, has earned a reputation as one of the league's most skilled, and most annoying, agitators.
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" In an email, Mr. Burger said that Mr. Kindler's accusation was "dumb, malicious, wrong," and that the lyrics were in fact about "warmongers, corporate emperors," politicians and "media agitators.
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And their approach contrasts sharply with that of brash activist billionaires like William A. Ackman and Daniel S. Loeb, who have made a name for themselves as corporate agitators.
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Rather it&aposs an unfortunate consequence of what happens when outside agitators make it known they will use local events like our parade to sow hate and spark chaos.
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Mr. Catsimatidis also suggested the complaints about the speech might have been part of an orchestrated effort by outside agitators to stir discontent, but provided no details or evidence.
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It can be hard to know for sure — and police officers certainly have their own reasons to distinguish "outside agitators" from "legitimate" protesters, even when the distinction isn't accurate.
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America Uprising, a documentary series spotlighting the social and economic crises shaping the resistance, is taking a closer look at the agitators, organizers, and tireless dissenters who aren't backing down.
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Agitators among the hundreds of people protesting on streets also broke windows of parked cars ahead of the inauguration, threw bricks at police cars and set fires in trash cans.
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Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said many people who confronted him at a town hall earlier this month were outside agitators from other states.
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Whether they push for management changes, spin-offs or share buy backs, corporate agitators are finding that captains of industry are more often ready to see their point of view.
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Whoever wins, the election has left Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo, known as Jokowi, struggling to respond to the challenge posed to the country's secular and pluralist democracy by Islamist agitators.
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Islamist agitators implied the incumbent governor, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, known as Ahok, was planning to steal the election, and threatened to flood the city with supporters to safeguard the vote.
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CNN correspondent knocked to ground A protest in a park was peaceful, the mayor said, and the rioting downtown was from a small group of agitators, the mayor said. Gov.
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UCSB's study found that top-loading washers, with their central agitators, caused the fleece jackets in their study to shed over five times as many microfibers as front-loading washers.
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" Some observers are drawing parallels with Anwar Sadat, the thin-skinned former president who tolerated the "loyal opposition", while denouncing the "agitators, traitors and haters who deliberately distort Egypt's image.
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There are those who would throw the blame on anarchists, agitators and anonymous anti-government types for the violence that followed the officer-involved shooting of Keith Scott in Charlotte.
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Bannon has made no secret of his desire to smash the current GOP order and replace it with a chaotic chorus of flame-throwing populists and ideologically ambiguous partisan agitators.
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"I think that out-of-town agitators are coming in here for that reason to agitate us and to agitate the crowd," he said in an interview in his office.
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And as Republicans faced angry reactions and jeering at town hall meetings across the country this month, Trump unsurprisingly dismissed the frustration of constituents as the work of planted agitators.
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As we just witnessed in Alabama, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has a keen interest in keeping Republicans he views as agitators off of the ballot and out of the Senate.
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But her excitement turned to anger as she saw friends who had stepped off cold buses with packed lunches described on social media as bought-and-paid-for outside agitators.
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If you protest and let your anger be known, you risk being called purveyors of hate or "outside agitators," and being accused of hardening racial divisions or stirring the pot.
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"This was a group of agitators who were masked up, throwing rocks, commercial grade fireworks and Molotov cocktails at officers," U.C. Berkeley Police Chief Margo Bennet told The Associated Press.
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For months, a loose network of pro-Trump commentators and outside agitators has been urging the president to purge his administration of anyone and everyone involved in the Russia probe.
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Now, she's raising funds for INSTAR, or the Institute of Artivism Hannah Arendt, which will bring together Cubans and international artists to study their craft and become effective artistic agitators.
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As models struggled to stay on their feet atop the podium, some of them being scooped up by event staff, security guards could be seen wrestling the agitators off the stage.
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It was hard to detect any insult to Islam in the speech for which he was taken to task by Islamist agitators, yet prosecutors charged him and the court convicted him.
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Has America ever had more of a post-purchase confirmation than the scene of the angry agitators who confronted us after the inauguration and transfer of power to President Donald Trump?
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Yet though these agitators may be crackpots, criminals, terrorists or all three—and only a handful are holed up in Oregon—it would be wrong entirely to dismiss them as unrepresentative.
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"Every hunter is courageous in winter," said one Democratic lawmaker, referring to the vocal anti-Pelosi agitators who have suddenly gone quiet now that the party has taken back the majority.
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In February, on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley, black-clad agitators smashed windows and hurled Molotov cocktails ahead of a planned appearance by far-right controversialist Milo Yiannopoulos.
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" He says some far right agitators appear to be asking themselves: "What are the issues the wider public is worried about and how do I weasel my way into the conversation?
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But the static value also suggests that Fidelity is now not overly bullish on the ride-hailing giant — even though it was one of the leading agitators calling for Kalanick's removal.
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The government would not relent in its pursuit of reforms to reshape the economy, government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux said on Friday, branding the remaining protesters agitators seeking to overthrow the government.
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When they and other members of Mr. Mister's "liberty committee" get rounded up in a police sweep by accident, they find themselves in night court, sharing benches with agitators and undesirables.
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Those nightly images of lawlessness, in their eyes, were an indictment of the weak-kneed way Democratic Governor Jay Nixon let protesters and outside agitators run amok, looting without apparent consequence.
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"Outside agitators" like John Lewis were being beaten by white Southerners, and the groundswell of public opinion resulted, among other things, in the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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"This moment demands that we do everything we can do," Sarah Frank, the granddaughter of a Chicago steel baron and one of the leading political agitators within Resource Generation, told Recode.
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President Trump dubbed protesters at a largely peaceful demonstration in Boston "anti-police agitators" after thousands of protesters and counterprotesters showed up for a conservative "Free Speech Rally" in the city.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Public Security Minister Raul Jungmann said the government had started taking tougher action against the truckers, threatening to crack down on alleged political agitators contributing to the crisis.
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Like Trump, many Republican voters are increasingly sympathetic to a white supremacist worldview, and/or believe the true extremists are the leftist agitators who want to disrespect our national history. 2.
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There's a story from a woman who lived in the buildings until she was five years old, whose father was killed there; there are racist agitators with obviously fake screen names.
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Images also showed damage to a public library in the area, and police said that "agitators have destroyed property of at least one business," which the chief later said was a restaurant.
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This reboot finds its spiritual progenitors not in Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray but in mystics like the Fox Sisters, and the spiritual and political agitators who gained strength in their wake.
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An Antifa protest in Berkeley turned violent Sunday when one masked group member sucker-punched a detractor and other agitators smashed the windows at a Marine Corps recruiting post, cellphone video showed.
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The Museum pulled the plug on the project after only a few weeks due to public safety concerns brought on by confrontations with alt-right agitators who sought to derail the project.
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Beijing says criminals and agitators are stirring violence, encouraged by "interfering" foreign powers including Britain, but the protests seem to enjoy broad support in the city of more than 7 million people.
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Lauterbach analyzes the extent of Withers's F.B.I. participation and pans out to examine the ideologies of Martin Luther King, Jr.; Stokely Carmichael; and the Memphis black-power agitators whom Withers informed on.
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"While outside agitators disparage this office and falsely attack us, we have kept our head down and remained focused on ensuring secure, accessible, and fair elections for all voters," a spokesperson said.
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Trump and his anti-immigrant, cultural-anxiety agitators are already pitching the shutdown as a choice Democrats made to put the brown children of illegal immigrants over the interests of beleaguered soldiers.
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"No one paid us to be here," Amanda Taylor, 44, said before the South Carolina forum, in a rejoinder to some Republicans' claims that agitators were being compensated to hijack their appearances.
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The authorities had arrested more than 2,000 Egyptians, packed Cairo neighborhoods with security personnel, blocked or restricted popular web services and news websites, and blamed the unrest on Islamists and outside agitators.
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Our elections are again at risk, from outside agitators and by the man whose last election benefited from the intrusion and who now wants to repeat that success with the same pattern.
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These ads drove to rallies, and also even to merchandise purchasing options — which put money back into the hands of Russian agitators, and transferred Russian subterfuge from online to the real world.
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The university said in a statement the violence was "instigated by a group of about 150 masked agitators who came onto campus and interrupted an otherwise non-violent protest," according to NPR.
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As The Forward reported during the age of labor strikes, Jewish women were "the fighters, the picketers, the agitators" of the age — badges that many of us would still wear proudly today.
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The group of conservative agitators who've irked leadership, held the line against spending bills and rebelled against trade priorities of leaders have now helped delay a health care vote at least one day.
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The university also blamed a group of around 150 outside agitators for the violence, and said that while many students took part in anti-Yiannopolous protests, they did not participate in the destruction.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French government on Friday dismissed 'yellow vest' protesters as agitators whose only goal was to topple it, signaling a toughening stance against a movement that has shaken Emmanuel Macron's presidency.
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A two-time Obama voter, he now supports Trump, plans to obtain a conceal-carry gun license to protect himself from aggressive antifa agitators, and aspires to help skeptical Muslims leave their religion.
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In 2009, when the Liberals were in opposition, Mr Turnbull was unseated as party leader by one of the right-wing agitators, Tony Abbott, who went on to win an election in 2013.
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This public support presents a thorny challenge to the authorities, who have been hoping to quell the protests by driving a wedge between the increasingly radical agitators and those sympathetic to their cause.
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Unfortunately, UC Berkeley openly has acknowledged its unwillingness to devote the resources necessary to protect its students from outside agitators, many of whom are often masked, in violation of California anti-mask laws.
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As befits a web surfer, Addison picks and chooses from Goldman's biography, and she is particularly drawn to her relationship with fellow agitators Sasha Berkman (Fernando Gonzalez) and Modest Stein (Jonathan Randell Silver).
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And Ms. Letissier, along with indie contemporaries like Fever Ray and Sophie, is one of a handful of pop agitators using an explicitly queer perspective to grapple with gender norms in their music.
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He had adored Hitler since the mid-1920s and had organized torchlight parades, the Nuremberg party rallies, and the brownshirts and Nazi agitators who smashed Jewish businesses and attacked Jews in the streets.
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Guaido arrived at Maiquetia International Airport outside Caracas to a throng of supporters as well as groups of pro-government agitators who shouted insults and hit his car with sticks and traffic cones.
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But efforts by Russia, which has jailed some of its own white supremacist agitators, to organize and inspire extreme right-wing groups in the United States and Europe may ultimately prove more influential.
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"Most of those arrested are well-known figures who have had long careers as antigovernment agitators, without ever having accomplished any significant momentum toward their goals," said Kevin O'Rourke, a longtime Indonesia analyst.
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On top of that, the administration and university police have implemented "pretty dramatic changes across the board" to address the threat of disruption by Antifa and other agitators during high-profile events, Mogulof says.
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Macron's concessions to the protesters, including scrapping the controversial fuel tax hike Wednesday, have failed to satisfy the movement, with agitators calling on social media for "Act IV" — a fourth major protest — on Saturday.
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In 2018, Morgan Stanley advised on 22 campaigns, working with Akamai Technologies, SandRidge Energy and Cigna when those companies faced pressure from prominent agitators such as Elliott Management and Carl Icahn, the data showed.
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" SEE THE PHOTOS: Thousands March Against Right-Wing 'Free Speech Rally' After Deadly Charlottesville Attack He also took time to thank the police for keeping order during the protests — even against "anti-police agitators.
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Chief among the Trump agitators is the Club for Growth, the anti-tax advocacy organization that endorsed Cruz Wednesday and is planning a $1.5 to $2 million ad campaign there that could begin imminently.
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No one I met on the street told me that democracy was a process of increasing egalitarian inclusion only made possible by tireless agitators, even though that's a perfectly legitimate way to define it.
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Thousands of counterprotesters surrounded the White House, and the pathetic spectacle of a couple dozen far-right agitators gathering to make fools of themselves didn't last long, as they cut their grotesque rally short.
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Once in Italy she transforms from mere girlfriend into a fly on the wall of a cell of agitators, and witnesses carabinieri in "black gauntlet gloves" punching people in the wet streets of Rome.
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Of course, if that happens and it's very close, you're going to see all kinds of outside agitators like the Russians trying to provoke Americans to be even more polarized than we already are.
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She referenced an oft-cited quote -- "the time has found us" -- from the author Thomas Paine, who said that history had forced him and his fellow Revolutionary War-era agitators to take a stand.
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"While outside agitators disparage this office and falsely attack us, we have kept our head down and remained focused on ensuring secure, accessible, and fair elections for all voters," Kemp said in a statement.
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Pro-government agitators Some watchers are concerned that the so-called "red shirt brigade," a group of Malay-Muslim extremists, who are tacitly supported by the government, could possibly mobilize to turn this protest chaotic.
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The peaceful, determined, and strong AF people who turned up to make sure everyone knew that Boston had no tolerance for white supremacy far outnumbered the white nationalists, the free speechers, or even the agitators.
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Another commonality is that Google was one of the behind-the-scenes agitators during Microsoft's IE tribulations, and Microsoft returned the favor in 2013 when it petitioned the EC to look into Android app bundling.
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Tensions between black Americans who descended from slavery and black immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean are not new, but a group of online agitators is trying to turn those disagreements into a political movement.
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Morales, who declared victory in a widely disputed presidential election last month before being forced out amid protests, is the latest in a long line of leaders and agitators to have taken refuge in Mexico.
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A statement from Mr. O'Neill's office blamed "agitators" from outside the university for both the violence and the weeks of student protest, saying that members of the political opposition had been involved in the demonstrations.
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And in a recent radio interview, the Speaker sought to remind listeners that for years he had been considered one of the outside agitators calling on leaders to tackle entitlement reforms and deep spending cuts.
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If you go too far, and react violently, it will only play into the hands of the Trump administration, which is already portraying all opposition as paid agitators and other ridiculousness straight from Putin's playbook.
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At various times, he has offered to pay the legal bills of supporters who get in brawls at his events and stated, without offering any proof, that paid agitators were responsible for protests against him.
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Though Antifa and black bloc "are on my radar," he still considers violent Salafist jihadists and white nationalists, neo-Nazis, "sovereign citizens" and radical anti-abortion extremists — the consortium of far-right agitators — more concerning.
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To complicate his effort, the soft-spoken and methodical McConnell must accomplish this against the backdrop of a wildly unpredictable 2016 GOP presidential nominating campaign that has two anti-Washington agitators -- businessman Donald Trump and Sen.
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" He chalked up any opposition to partisan politics and outside agitators: "I guess the national Democrats and national liberal organizations want hand-marked paper ballots; they don't get that, then they're going to stomp their feet.
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The proxy contest illustrates how even strongly performing companies can run afoul of activist investors at a time both experienced corporate agitators and newcomers are pushing corporations to perform better to help boost their own returns.
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"While outside agitators disparage this office and falsely attack us, we have kept our head down and remained focused on ensuring secure, accessible, and fair elections for all voters," Kemp said in the statement to CNN.
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Fields, who is from Maumee, Ohio, was photographed earlier in the day during Unite the Right marching alongside white supremacists and far-right agitators, holding a shield emblazoned with the logo of a neo-Nazi group.
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A Boston tanner who had no formal musical training, Billings was an emblematic musical patriot: He developed an eccentric style marked by boisterous tunes and uncouth harmonies, and was a friend of agitators including Samuel Adams.
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" Young America's Foundation, the group that had sponsored Coulter's planned speech Thursday, said, "Berkeley made it impossible to hold a lecture due to the lack of assurances for protections from foreseeable violence from unrestrained leftist agitators.
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I understand your call for a brand of feminism that doesn't overstate the problem, but are you sympathetic to those who say that until total equality is achieved, there's an important role for agitators to play?
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That claim may be difficult to believe, though, especially when he has already used Twitter to blast so-called "professional" agitators for instigating protests against his upcoming presidency, and attacked media bastions like The New York Times.
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That so many leftist agitators would take the time to defame the police, when white supremacists are within eyesight, says much more about the current state of progressive grievance activism than it does our law enforcement community.
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But the biggest fallout may be among the smaller funds that seized on the wave of assets that flowed into the sector, attracted by the outsized returns of brand-name agitators such as Ackman and Carl Icahn.
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But during the 1960s, shame — over Vietnam, over the serial humiliation of African-Americans — transformed a good portion of the left, at least the academic left, into a disaffected gang of spectators, rather than agitators for change.
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In 1969, as part of what was called the Nutcracker's Action Group, he and fellow agitators, including Mr. Andriessen, disrupted a concert in the orchestra's fabled hall by making noise with nutcrackers, rattles, bicycle horns and such.
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It was probably unreasonable to expect a sixtysomething whose life experience is all in media and Hollywood to suddenly turn into a one-man think tank, no matter how many French far-right agitators he name-drops.
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These inane scenarios plague today's institutions of higher learning as helicopter administrators fail to provide venues for the free exchange of ideas and embolden violent agitators who run roughshod over the First Amendment freedoms of conservative students.
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Fields was among the hundreds of white supremacists and far-right agitators who descended upon the small Virginia college town that weekend, many marching with torches and chanting anti-Semitic slogans, brawling with counterprotesters — and sparking national outrage.
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Despite the recount findings resulting in a bolstering of Trump's legitimacy, leftist agitators urged Electoral College electors to abstain from finalizing the president's place in the White House on the basis he lost the irrelevant (California) popular vote.
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On this week's Popcast, I talk with Ben Ratliff about country music agitators then and now, and how both Mr. Simpson and Mr. Haggard have spent their creative energy moving left when everyone expected them to turn right.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Activists helping migrants in distress in the Aegean Sea have been adrift off the island of Lesbos for a week after agitators opposed to their work refused to let their ship dock, they said on Monday.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Activists helping migrants in distress in the Aegean Sea have been adrift off the island of Lesbos for a week after agitators opposed to their work refused to let their ship dock, they said on Monday.
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City leaders blamed "outside agitators" like Hirschi, who had called for Torres's killers to be brought to justice, for the riot rather than acknowledging that years of police brutality pushed the Mexican-American community to its breaking point.
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The Trump administration wants to know who organized the black-clad agitators who ran through the streets of Washington smashing Starbucks windows and burning piles of "Make America Great Again" caps on the day of Donald Trump's inauguration.
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The House Freedom Caucus, the outside group of agitators who helped drive out John Boehner from the speakership, seems reluctant to mount a challenge against the speaker, with some members saying they want to focus on helping Trump instead.
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Above all, the Trump administration's disastrous handling of the crisis has given outspoken agitators like him a revitalized opportunity to start a conversation about the inequalities and stagnation that have been invisible to the wider world for so long.
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The inclusion of The Daily Caller's fact-checking arm only adds to the perception that this is a way for Facebook to claim fairness and bi-partisanship, while still allowing bad faith agitators to take advantage of the system.
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Funds from veteran Jeffrey Ubben's ValueAct to first-time agitators like Dallas-based Blue Lion Capital have been turning up the heat on banks over the past year, seeking everything from investments in digital banking platforms to outright sales.
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"A few agitators wanted to cause a breach of the peace and public order but they were reined in by the able security forces ... There is no need for alarm," government spokesman Sheriff Bojang told Gambia's the Standard Newspaper.
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Anti-Muslim agitators and those opposed to resettlement of refugees from the Syrian civil war nevertheless seized on the incident to buttress their arguments for shutting down a refugee center in Twin Falls to prevent entry by displaced Syrians.
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"I love our police, but we should do a little bit more of that, you'd have a lot less protesters, you'd have a lot less agitators," said Trump, who is favored to win his party's nomination for the Nov.
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The incident, which saw the kindergartens placed under police guard for their safety, is the latest striking illustration of how unhinged the debate around immigration, identity and Islam has become in Germany under the influence of far-right agitators.
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Still, history has not been kind to those who have unequivocally yielded to racial grievance — to our local agitators, the David Dukes and the Father Coughlins, as well as to the even more poisonous propagators of racial hatred overseas.
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" He has, throughout the campaign, attacked the former state House minority leader, who had a reputation for crafting bipartisan compromises during her time in the legislature, as a "radical" too closely aligned with progressive national Democrats and "outside agitators.
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The button will also act as a data shredder, and provide geo-location updates in case an activist is brought to a black site (one that's off the grid and not officially sanctioned, but where security forces typically disappear political agitators).
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I think most fair-minded people, not the agitators over at the courts tonight, Mark, but most Americans watching him tonight, they see even a snippet of that, they are going to think he&aposs not a fire-breathing dragon.
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We've watched the venues we've called home (Siesta Nouveaux, Skramden Yards, Soybomb, D-Beatstro) fall to everything from rising rent prices to alt-right agitators targeting these spaces, because the inclusiveness and subversion these spaces fosters challenges their bigoted worldview.
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Not only did the feminists of the '60s and '70s continue the hard work started by suffragettes at the turn of the century, fighting for social, economic, and political equality for women, the '60s agitators also happened to reinvent women's fashion.
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His new book, The View From Somewhere: Undoing the Myth of Journalistic Objectivity, aims to place his own story in the context of a long history of deviants and agitators who resisted the basic premise that media should be neutral.
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Created by designer Yuta Sugiura, who you might also remember as the inventor of this carpet printer, the Grassffiti machine works uses a series of moving agitators to flatten and lift blades as its slowly dragged across a section of grass.
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And also, we have one more shocking example of conservatives now being targeted by far left agitators and we&aposll address the situation out of Chicago, 71 people shot this weekend alone, 12 dead and dozens more fighting for their lives.
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And at U.C.-Berkeley last week, 1,500 people peacefully demonstrated against a planned speech by right-wing Breitbart writer Milo Yiannopoulos, later to be joined by some 100 "masked agitators" who started a fire, hurled rocks, and attacked other protesters.
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Experts like documentarian Katerina Cizek, neurologist Simon Drouin, designer Clint Beharry, transmedia artist Simon Wilkinson, and nearly a dozen other esteemed panelists and designated 'agitators' sparred over the presumptions and promises of one of the most anticipated technologies yet seen.
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Less than a month after climate change activists called the prospect of a Joe Biden presidency a "death sentence," some of those same agitators are singing the praises of the former vice president's new climate plan—and taking credit for it.
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He became obsessed with black "agitators"; he had state law enforcement spy on civil rights activists, and when King was killed he shut down Bowie State University, one of the state's historically black campuses, because he feared the students would riot.
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Many prominent conservative commentators — among them some of the president's most ardent defenders — quickly pointed the finger at the left, accusing unnamed liberal agitators of sending the packages in a ploy to make Republicans look radical right before the midterms.
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BARCELONA, Spain — Catalonia's silent supporters of Spanish unity found their voice on Sunday, thronging into the center of Barcelona as part of a huge rally that reverberated with chants in support of a united Spanish state and against agitators for independence.
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The statement, issued 703 hours after the protests began, came after lawmakers from both parties called on Mr. Trump to denounce the white racists and agitators affiliated with the so-called alt-right, some of whom brandished pro-Trump banners.
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The Mexican rioters, who are now receiving $1.50 a day in gold from German agitators, went to such extremes that two United States gunboats which were then stationed at Tampico were reinforced by two more American gunboats from Vera Cruz.
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SHAME: A handful of pro-Trump agitators tried to hijack an Armenian community gathering tonight (Glendale, CA) to mark Congressional passage of a historic resolution commemorating the #Armenian #Genocide - Turkey's WWI-era mass extermination and exile of millions of Christians. pic.twitter.
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Fake news has been flowing fast, and the campaigns have traded accusations that they have hired paid, online agitators called trolls and used automated programs known as bots to flood social media platforms with messages intended to deceive and manipulate voters.
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Even while calling for Facebook to do better, Black Lives Matter, and all of the organizations, are steadfast in the belief that the usurpation of their causes by Russian agitators do not diminish the legitimacy of what they're fighting for.
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And as the House debates how to best dismantle the Affordable Care Act, a familiar array of interest groups with deep pockets, incensed talk radio hosts and online agitators is again assuming its posture of aggression toward the House Republican leadership.
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Now, alongside Black Friday boosters there are anti-Black Friday agitators: Companies like REI, which is closing its stores and encouraging #OptOutside, and Everlane, which is donating $10 of every purchase to Oceana, a nonprofit focused on fighting ocean pollution.
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Omid Memarian, an Iranian political analyst based in New York, says that labeling the protesters as foreign agitators and spies serves as a warning to the working-class and rural citizens who make up a large proportion of the demonstrators.
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Sanders has offered a Hail Mary pass to the masters-degree-holding urban lower-class and the union agitators who have long believed that the evils of Wall Street and corporate America could be dismantled if only they had the right political savior.
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In recent years, critics like antitrust scholar Lina Khan and populist agitators like the Open Markets Institute have raised public awareness about this so-called consumer welfare standard—offering citizens some insight into why enforcers have viewed Silicon Valley differently than Standard Oil.
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Today's response echoes that sentiment and, similar to his remarks on Tuesday doubling down on the "both sides" argument in which he only condemned the "alt-left," today Trump labeled the left-wing protestors as "anti-police agitators" deserving of "tough" police presence.
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I was surprised by how animated it all felt; you can hear the mutterings of pro-segregation agitators, out of earshot in tiny word balloons, see the spray of the blood and the water cannons, smell the cigarettes of the furiously smoking reporters.
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A few days after the Charlottesville attack, Fox News host Sean Hannity cited dubious internet articles in questioning "whether or not antifa agitators that showed up in Charlottesville on Saturday were bought and paid for" by a Los Angeles–based PR firm.
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But Trump now seems to recognize the House Freedom Caucus's history as a rabble-rousing collection of leadership agitators, and being a part of a group the White House thinks brought down its first major legislative effort could be a politically vulnerable position.
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When Ryan announced his retirement in April, he created a power vacuum that's being filled by conservatives, below-the-radar leadership jostling, and outside agitators like movement leader Ginni Thomas who isleading a petition for hardliner Jim Jordan to replace Ryan as Speaker.
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The ways in which the football discourse tries to talk itself into belief—blaming outside agitators and a broader cultural rot and whatever feminized boogeymen fit the part from moment to moment—is familiar, but not at all in a comforting way.
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" In an email sent the day after Charles Murray's Cardinal Conversation, Rice-Cameron calls "last night's event" (presumably the Murray appearance) "a clear victory," as "the event was not disrupted and leftists [sic] agitators were constrained to a small absurd demonstration outside.
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In an e-mail to me last winter, she wrote that she felt "eaten up" with frustration at the ongoing occupation of an eastern Oregon wildlife refuge by an armed band of antigovernment agitators led by the brothers Ammon and Ryan Bundy.
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The core problem with riling up people susceptible to conspiracy theories is that even if movement agitators like Cernovich and Jones publicly renounce pizzagate, their followers are happy to keep up the investigation—even after one of the believers discharges a weapon in a restaurant.
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So Lombardi and management focused on accumulating players with size and grit over speed and skill, leaving players like Kessel, Tyler Johnson, Kevin Shattenkirk and Kyle Okposo off the roster in favor of agitators and weaker options like Justin Abdelkader, Jack Johnson and Brandon Dubinsky.
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HELSINKI, Finland — Seeking to shine some light into the dark world of Internet trolls, a journalist with Finland's national broadcaster asked members of her audience to share their experience of encounters with Russia's "troll army," a raucous and often venomous force of online agitators.
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Spun by the East German government as an "antifascist bulwark" meant to prevent Western agitators from entering the country, the wall was slapped hurriedly into place to rectify an ongoing public relations crisis: the strong, unrelenting tide of German migration from East to West.
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Boredom and confusion — not paid agitators from SNCC [The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee], as we kept being told — were the saboteurs of Resurrection City; but at the first flicker of direction, the slightest hint of real confrontation, the marchers surged together and functioned perfectly well.
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Conversely, even those among the Iranian leadership who concede that the sanctions have effectively driven a wedge between the state and society see the extensive looting and arson that occurred as the work of agitators trained by the United States and its Middle Eastern allies.
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The statement said that the decision came about after Wake Forest law enforcement officials testified that they were concerned that over 200 "outside agitators" would show up to either support or oppose the inclusion of a local Sons of Confederate Veterans group in the parade.
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On the other side, Amazon supporters denounced critics of the deal as leftist agitators bent on torpedoing a major investment in the city's economy that would have generated billions in tax revenue and have greatly raised New York's profile as a major tech hub.
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Trump's comment drew immediate praise from right-wing agitators who have been campaigning on the issue, and scathing criticism from others, who saw it as a naked attempt to animate his base with a racially-loaded issue at a time when his administration is in unprecedented trouble.
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They are part of a core of combative young agitators, garbed in black, who have come to define the antigovernment protests that have convulsed this semiautonomous territory for more than four months and that have posed a bold challenge to the authority of China's ruling Communist Party.
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The bill's failure, some Republicans predicted, will cause a backlash against the Freedom Caucus agitators by compelling more GOP lawmakers to endorse a procedural gambit, known as a discharge petition, that would force floor votes on four separate DACA bills against the wishes of Republican leaders.
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Iran's Ministry of Information issued a statement saying that a number of agitators in the recent disturbances were identified and arrested, and it provided a telephone number for citizens to report any illegal activity to the ministry, according to the semi-official ISNA (Iranian Students News Agency).
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Some 150 "masked agitators" were responsible for the violence during the otherwise largely peaceful protest of about 1,500 people, the university said in a statement, noting that the school "is proud of its history and legacy as home of the Free Speech Movement" in the 1960s.
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"GamerGate is remarkable — and attracts the interest of people like me — because it represents perhaps the first time in the last decade or more that a significant incursion has been made in the culture wars against guilt-mongerers, nannies, authoritarians and far-left agitators," he writes.
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The attacks and contours of the debate echoed some of the same tensions that are gripping the Democratic Party nationally in the age of Trump: namely, whether the path back to power and success must be led by seasoned political veterans or to-the-barricades outside agitators.
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" After a storm of criticism over his remarks, Mr. Trump's aides persuaded him to moderate his message by assigning explicit blame for the violence to far-right agitators, which led to a stronger denunciation of hate groups — emailed to reporters and attributed to an unnamed "spokesperson.
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"In the run-up to Sunday's voting, members of the opposition camp, particularly their young agitators, engaged in an all-out campaign to sabotage the campaign activities of pro-establishment candidates and intimidate their supporters from going to the ballot box," added the English language newspaper.
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"These are professional agitators, and I think that somebody should say that when a road is blocked going into the event so that people have to wait sometimes hours to get in, I think that's very fair and there should be blame there, too," he said.
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The early euphoria surrounding the movie was prompted by the way it seemed to answer the demands of its time, sublimating the eye-for-an-eye Old Testament ethos of such fiery agitators as Stokely Carmichael and Elijah Muhammad into the safer precincts of the screen.
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Rashad Turner, leader of Black Lives Matter St. Paul and one of the protest organizers, told WCCO-TV on Sunday he was very disturbed by the throwing of rocks and bottles at officers, which he attributed to outside agitators from nearby streets, not the protesters on the freeway.
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Even as Kelly has driven out the most flamboyant West Wing agitators — Scaramucci, Omarosa Manigault Newman, Bannon, Gorka — it has not gone unnoticed that Stephen Miller, the 32-year-old senior policy adviser and Trump's nativist id on immigration policy since the campaign, has thrived on Kelly's watch.
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"GamerGate is remarkable — and attracts the interest of people like me — because it represents perhaps the first time in the last decade or more that a significant incursion has been made in the culture wars against guilt-mongerers, nannies, authoritarians and far-Left agitators," he wrote in late 2014.
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Clinton's campaign hopes to be able to hold this line for the campaign, but aides acknowledge that Trump - who has surrounded himself with agitators like Ed Klein, who has written discredited books about the Clintons, and Roger Stone, a GOP operative known to get negative and personal - could make that difficult.
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Editorial Even before violence erupted in Charlottesville, Va., last weekend, city residents and the police anxiously watched the arrival of self-styled militias — swaggering gangs of armed civilians in combat fatigues — standing guard over the protest by white supremacists and other racist agitators against the removal of a Confederate statue.
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Mr. Stamos, like some Facebook employees and outside agitators, had advocated for small but meaningful changes to Facebook's policies, such as raising the minimum size of an audience that a political advertiser is allowed to target and disallowing easily disprovable claims made about a political candidate by his or her rivals.
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READ: Facebook just banned Britain First, Trump's favorite English bigots Yet his cause has been taken up, championed and amplified by high-profile American right-wing agitators such as Alex Jones, Mike Cernovich and Ann Coulter, messages of support have been tweeted by figures including Donald Trump Jr. and Roseanne Barr.
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Sadly, it seems like this time around the agitators are using innocent, goodly ice cream as their medium for unfounded distress, and there's no way in hell we're going to stand by and let anybody besmirch that nectar of the gods that is ice cream, especially if the story is a hoax.
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" In that latter article, Port writes how protests are a front for eco-agitators: "We cannot let the politics of extreme activists, or the narcissistic antics of celebrities, harm what should be our most important goal, which is comity between tribal and non-tribal communities and a unified, neighborly spirit as North Dakotans.
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As justification for canceling the Coulter event, the University cited security concerns, pointing to the anticipated dangers posed by an organized group of black-clad, mask-wearing agitators and demonstrators self-styled as the "antifa" (short for "anti-fascist"), whose goal has been to use violence to silence any speech they find objectionable.
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But after months of ritual gatherings every Saturday in Paris and other cities around France, sometimes with clashes between riot police and Yellow Vests or more radical agitators, the number of protesters has dwindled to a small fraction of the more than 250,000 who demonstrated across the country in the movement's early days.
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"We haven't lanced the boil," Stephen K. Bannon, President Trump's former chief strategist, said in an interview, evoking the swelling tensions between the anti-establishment agitators like himself, who mostly align with Mr. Trump, and the party's ruling class in Washington, which seems to grow more mistrustful of the president by the day.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK. If you thought cassette releases were just for spotty oiks from Michigan who make parent-baiting noise records because it breaks up the tedium of eating sloppy joes and jerking off, Swiss disco-agitators In Flagranti have got news for you—Swiss chuggers can do it too!
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Even if members of Trump's cabinet — his son-in-law Jared Kushner, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, and Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly — seem to be sending more conciliatory signals to their Mexican counterparts, the cloud of uncertainty over U.S.-Mexico relations has encouraged agitators trying to translate popular outrage into political wins.
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And he exploited this insight in a succession of brilliant pen-portraits of the 1960s such as "Radical Chic", which portrayed Leonard Bernstein and his smart friends treating the Black Panthers to champagne and canapés, and "Mau-Mauing the Flak Catchers", which showed how professional agitators exaggerated their problems in order to extract resources from state bureaucrats.
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"If our white brothers dismiss as 'rabble rousers' and 'outside agitators' those of us who employ nonviolent direct action, and if they refuse to support our nonviolent efforts, millions of Negroes will, out of frustration and despair, seek solace and security in black nationalist ideologies — a development that would inevitably lead to a frightening racial nightmare," Dr. King wrote.
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Systems thinkers and agitators and designers, the kind of fed-up Americans who were really "feeling the Bern," are asking: What does an America look like where all people's basic needs are met, where more people have the luxury of making choices about the kind of work they do, the kind of homes they live in, the kinds of families they create?
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At the time of this writing, much of Puerto Rico is still without power, Venezuela has been submerged in deadly protests for a year, and Brazil is anticipating a crucial federal election that will likely leave the country in the hands of either centre-left politicians or any number of far right-wing agitators eager to violently undo liberal policies.
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Civil rights groups launched a pair of lawsuits in response, while Kemp and his office denied all suggestions of wrongdoing, accused Abrams of using the reports to excite her base and dismissed the hubbub as the work of "outside agitators," a historically loaded term dating back to the Civil Rights era, while touting a new record number of registered voters.
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Benjamin feels like a young man totally disjointed from his peers; when he goes to find Elaine at Berkeley — a place that was fraught with counterculture significance in 1967 — he is accused of being one of those "outside agitators" by the man from whom he rents a room, and it's kind of hilarious, because nobody can really imagine that of Benjamin, neither us nor him.
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One of DC4's brightest spots, here he spends time warning kids from the hood to steer clear of a life that'll get you in the ever-growing American prison population, he talks about the risks he had to take to get where he is, and how he'd never jeopardize that position by stooping to violence against agitators—the complete opposite to how he usually says he'd handle feuds.
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It's natural for anyone who's confused in a time of chaos or crisis, or anyone who's just looking for an excuse to blame a major tragedy on their political opposition, to look to such figures and assume they're telling the truth — as opposed to repeating a rumor that was first sown in the wilds of the internet by political agitators far, far removed from the scene of the event.
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The ACU's handling of the case has led to grumbling from attendees, particularly among a prominent group of pro-Trump agitators who have complained of a two-tiered system: VIPs have been notified directly even to be told they did not interact with the infected man, while ordinary rank-and-file conference-goers have by and large been left to wonder, receiving only vaguer information in mass emails.
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White Nationalists Love It. April Glaser reports on how Telegram has become a popular refuge for white supremacists who get banned from more polite social networks: As social networks like Facebook and Twitter have cracked down more aggressively on hate speech over the past year or so, one of the less-discussed places where white supremacists, violent men's groups, anti-PC agitators, and trolls of various stripes have flocked to is Telegram.
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Following the familiar pattern of a classic "whodunit," Fatwa articulates the complex social issues that contribute to radicalization in a manner that is rather bleak: a cloistered culture of toxic masculinity that produces an echo chamber of violent ideas; the desire to control women and their bodies in the guise of spiritual righteousness; and the opportunism of agitators who see an opening to preach hate and gain power in a society still reeling from the effects of political upheaval.
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In response, people watching the news at home retreated into two camps: on the one side there are those who see the conflict as an attack on the First Amendment by liberal thought police (and their violent leftist co-agitators) who require safe spaces and trigger warnings to stifle conservative ideas they don't agree with; and on the other are those who argue that speakers like Yiannopoulos are simply undeserving of protection because they're literally inflammatory — the political equivalent of yelling fire in a theater.
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While the aims of these far-left agitators are never quite clear – they seem to spend more time on the artwork than working on the substance of their complaints – if they had listened to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's speech, they might have decided to forget about it, go get jobs and take part in the economic growth coming our way.
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