They want to live in these types of capitalistic societies.
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"Against" wants to expose this ambition as empty and capitalistic.
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Do I love these trailers despite their ultimate capitalistic purpose?
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In a capitalistic system, maximizing profits is the overarching concern.
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Pornographic images, however, turn this willing madness into a capitalistic spectacle.
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We are all part of this huge global economic capitalistic system.
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They make billions of dollars but are just capitalistic, corporate motherfuckers.
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We are either the most capitalistic fascists or we are communists.
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All of that-- is what you do in a capitalistic society.
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A capitalistic society despises monopolies, because they stifle -- among other things -- innovation.
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I refuse to cooperate with any of these post-capitalistic marketing gimmicks.
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I think we need to have a capitalistic system that actually works.
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And you have it in a capitalistic system, you have these cycles.
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"capitalistic system"—one of several weaselly ways the authors decline to say
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And young women like me were there to reap the capitalistic benefits.
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Without wading directly into the political debate, Dimon defended the capitalistic system.
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A capitalistic system cannot exist if government is at war with business.
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A majority of Republicans see Medicare as mostly capitalistic, 28503-22019 percent.
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Despite my liberal student group's disapproval, zero encourages capitalistic forces, after all.
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Both of the major political parties are generally capitalistic in their outlook.
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I wanted to recast green as geostrategic, capitalistic, economical, innovative and patriotic.
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But behind all the sophistication, behind all this capitalistic rationality, was violence.
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But Johnson's movie makes a statement of capitalistic virtue, not radical politics.
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MAXINE WATERS: Well, first of all, I live in a capitalistic society.
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" Another decried America's capitalistic ways with "It's always about money with the Americans.
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On the professional side life is competitive, pressured, time-consuming, capitalistic and stressful.
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" "I think you have some who are advocating a far more capitalistic approach.
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Kent Cprek, Villanova, Pa. It is a market, just not a capitalistic one.
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It's all one big virtuous capitalistic circle, the kind of thing that spurs innovation.
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Their interest in it today is capitalistic but also extends beyond any cursory fashionability.
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As with anything in a capitalistic society, brands have glommed on to the holiday.
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Image Source: PactIn the capitalistic nightmare we live in, everything has to be a transaction.
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Hyper capitalism won&apost always exist in the world because it&aposs not capitalistic enough.
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Because I would far rather live in a capitalistic society than a socialist society. Absolutely.
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Lady Bird, for all its DIY veneer, suggests a similarly capitalistic understanding of growing up.
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It feels odd contradicting what our capitalistic society values: to acquire more money and power.
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The problem with AB InBev SABMiller's craft beer ambition isn't just a capitalistic one, either.
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But many people are mocking the candy bar as an empty, capitalistic stunt on Twitter.
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We must topple this suffocating capitalistic tyranny, one act of Utz-smuggling at a time.
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Set against current capitalistic Western thinking, treating bodies of water as individuals may appear odd.
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Some of the residents in nearby communities describe the women as too radical and capitalistic.
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"It is a fundamental problem with the capitalistic society," Mr. Schlossberg said in an interview.
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This is a capitalistic system of embedding the real cost of externalities of this product.
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"This is a better model because it doesn't need to play the capitalistic game," he said.
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"The beauty of a capitalistic society is a lower tax rate will grow businesses," Spicer said.
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If China doesn't become more open and capitalistic, they run the risk of falling into stagnation.
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But I'd say, look, we believe in private enterprise, and we believe in a capitalistic society.
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However, I only succeeded with some of them: CAPITALISTIC won't exactly set the crossword world afire.
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The companies also provide a capitalistic incentive to perform basic tasks other consumers are willing to outsource.
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Any enterprise in a capitalistic system still has to have enough money to keep the company alive.
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The capitalistic driven over-ticketing, pompous catering of favors and privileges," a "crotchless dot com midlife crisis.
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In fact, to make up for lost money, nations like China will roar back with capitalistic mania.
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"She was against dance that was hierarchical or based on the capitalistic success model," Ms. Michelson said.
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It's interesting that corporations and an extreme laissez faire capitalistic mindset will put ethics and morality behind profit.
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It's a spiritual balm in a world that has ceased to prioritize pleasure and meaning above capitalistic production.
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But his death opens the door for capitalistic endeavors to reshape the Oasis, and IOI fills that role.
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We're in Iowa, it's hollowing out communities like this and hurting what are I think, basic capitalistic ideals.
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In 2014 and 2015, he achieved the height of capitalistic success by ranking on the Forbes billionaire list.
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It is our philosophies and lifeways that inform a knowledge base antithetical to a Western hyper-capitalistic lifestyle.
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A few days later all that stuff will show up at your door, as if by capitalistic magic.
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But a state-run government can do more to artificially prop up its economy than a capitalistic one.
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I rarely did homework, but I always had something capitalistic going on related directly to my adolescent interests.
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Everything about these images presents a very straight vision of queer culture, more celebratory and capitalistic than transgressive.
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America is a capitalistic nation, brimming with economic possibilities but often stacked to favor the powerful and rich.
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Truly a feat in a Capitalistic country, no shopping trip is complete without a stop at Trader Joe's.
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But so many other crucial sectors seem to have plateaued and entrenched themselves in a counter-capitalistic way.
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It was in sharp contrast to the raucous, capitalistic free-for-all gripping most of the former Soviet states.
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" She continued, "all these artists are either doing actions against the capitalistic machine, working as gestures, or highlighting activists.
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Even the threat from China has morphed into fears about its capitalistic growth rather than reds on the march.
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But George Parker wasn't the only board game publisher interested in capturing the new, capitalistic era of American life.
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As a result, I am disturbed by the unequal distribution of wealth that has resulted from our capitalistic system.
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Some examples: My worth as a human being is not limited to how our capitalistic society values my labor.
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Posing with the items was dangerous; even the slightest hint of capitalistic sympathies could invite trouble from the authorities.
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D: We're in this together, and most importantly, we don't have to subscribe to capitalistic standards of money management.
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The characters are fully engaged in a capitalistic society and therefore exclusively focused on their jobs, purchases and status.
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What's happening: Right now China is adapting its economy and financial system to fit the U.S.-led capitalistic financial model.
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Elbakyan says the foundation and Sci-Hub are "ideologically opposed," and contends that Dynasty is somehow Sci-Hub's capitalistic foil.
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They [the apps] can be the minimum you need to not be totally miserable and survive in this capitalistic society.
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"America is a capitalistic country, and it's all about money and opportunity and be anything you want," another graduate said.
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The show attempts to capture what happened at a very particular neon intersection of vice and suffering and capitalistic hustles.
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Danny told me about how he did a lot of research into the more capitalistic enterprise side of these churches.
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We'll die by robots, or aliens, or environmental catastrophe, or nuclear threats of our own hubristic creation, or capitalistic overconsumption.
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That being said, like Buffett, Dimon also said the governments of capitalistic economies ought to support those who are struggle.
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But as the world's richest company, Apple is one of the most pure expressions of a capitalistic enterprise out there.
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But many struggle to make the transition from the North's highly regimented system to the South's fast-paced, capitalistic one.
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This generation, the first to grow up in the "new" capitalistic China, wants far more from life than their parents did.
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Spaceflight is now seen, at least in part, as a capitalistic enterprise, where companies can potentially make money from future missions.
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If so, we might create conditions which allow Iran to replicate the free and capitalistic post-communist nations of Eastern Europe.
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I would say that it's transformed into more of a capitalistic company, it's just searching for different ways to make money.
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This is, after all, a state that reaped the capitalistic rewards of an oil boom spanning much of the last century.
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They offer a way of thinking about human dignity and an on-demand workforce that is not only capitalistic but compassionate.
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Medicine currently follows the capitalistic model of other American industries: A fee is paid whenever a service or good is delivered.
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"In a capitalistic society which systematically denies women access, especially black and brown women, money is of course significant," he said.
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The planet, Urras, is a lot like ours: beautiful, capitalistic, unequal, and filled with nations in continuous cold and hot wars.
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Buybacks reward long-term investors, are tax effective and send a signal to potential investors to come join our compelling capitalistic party.
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We figured we could learn a lot from their capitalistic ways, so we asked some of these micro-entrepreneurs for financial advice.
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And it's hollowing out – we're in Iowa – it's hollowing out communities like this and hurting what are I think, basic capitalistic ideals.
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When Turing raised the price of the pill by more than 5,000 percent overnight, Shkreli became the poster child for capitalistic greed.
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It also served as a democratic, capitalistic anchor for Eastern European countries to hang onto after the collapse of the Soviet bloc.
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But it starts with recognising that Denmark is more capitalistic than either its American critics or supporters make it out to be.
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"Artists and musicians have some of the least capitalistic products to offer society, but some of the most culturally enriching," Meraki says.
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Shokunin culture can have a side that, to those of us raised on a more brutally capitalistic worldview, verges on the ridiculous.
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It's as or more important to be good at "care," but unlike "creating" or "producing" there's not much capitalistic urge associated with empathy.
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While Sweetest Day is the creation of a crafty group of Cleveland confectioners, Valentine's Day has less capitalistic roots, V-Day cards included.
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Known to his followers as "The Oracle of Omaha," Buffett has amassed a cult of reverence around his Midwestern brand of capitalistic wisdom.
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And like many others, as I would learn, I also wanted something a little bit naïve and capitalistic: to buy an ascetic experience.
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You need pleasure and joy, and in a capitalistic culture during hard times, you're unable to get that from material things or money.
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The Soviet Union and Eastern Europe resented being left out of the Marshall Plan and blamed poor countries' health problems on capitalistic exploitation.
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If the popularity of these concepts is any indicator, the idea of freedom from capitalistic tendencies isn't so abhorrent for plenty of people.
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Each of these innovations has enjoyed some level of government support here and there, but raw capitalistic profit motives are the primary driver.
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And I think when we stop and think of what we have from a capitalistic society, we have to remember what we actually have.
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He went on to criticize policies that have hindered peoples ability to be successful in an American capitalistic society and has led to inequality.
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" The same rhetoric frequently appeared in Graham's sermons: During a Crusade in Greensboro, North Carolina, he railed against the "dangers that face capitalistic America.
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The economic pie would grow in accord with capitalistic principles, while the pieces of the pie would be shared in accord with democratic principles.
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It's hard not to feel that Bakker's warnings of an imminent apocalypse come not from a selfless place, but from an insatiable capitalistic hunger.
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Bloomberg added that the US shouldn't be embarrassed over its capitalistic system, contrasting the success of American capitalism with the failed system in Venezuela.
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Any admissions officer worth their position knows rankings like the US News & World Report Best Colleges list are capitalistic undertakings rooted in junk science.
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Others wondered if some hungry demonstrator just couldn't wait any longer for a slice while protesting the effects of a greed-driven capitalistic society.
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Uber, Lyft and other e-hailing companies love to say they are "ride-sharing companies," signaling that they are collaborative and not crassly capitalistic.
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Over the past 50 years, many institutions that once protected American workers and families from the ravages of unbridled capitalistic excess have been eroded.
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So how about using that good old capitalistic concept – the power of the market – to incentivize the private sector to provide more on-site childcare?
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By contrast, 2900 percent of voters 220006 and older, many of whom are on Social Security, said they believe that the program is largely capitalistic.
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And this frustration has been manifested in a series of protests that serve as a counterpoint to the shiny, capitalistic excess of Super Bowl week.
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Using imagery as their primary communication tool, the companies moving into Beirut overwhelm citizens with an idea of progress that is blatantly Western and capitalistic.
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But since its inception, I've had to wonder: Is the march really a departure from the capitalistic, white feminism that has emerged from popular culture?
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For instance, Smith argued that "factions" that used their influence to coerce government into acting a certain way were potentially detrimental to a capitalistic society.
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It's especially poetic that Arrington chose hip-hop, an art form at once anti-establishment and deeply capitalistic, as the vehicle for his alleged fraud.
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" In the letter, dated July 18, 1952, King writes: "I imagine you already know that I am much more socialistic in my economic theory than capitalistic.
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By applying various capitalistic modes of production and exchange, Smith asserted, an inextinguishable social inequality might still be favorably reconciled with measurable increments of human progress.
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Stock exchanges have become national symbols of capitalistic clout, and a combination of the two would create a juggernaut to rival the leading United States exchanges.
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In the case of Snowpiercer, the capitalistic empire is expressed as a train, and it touches upon how we blindly follow technology in the era of capitalism.
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They were ousted again later, by Deng after the crackdown at Tiananmen Square in 1989, for sympathizing with the pro-democracy students or resisting Deng's capitalistic reforms.
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Wood said that instead of addressing this problem for what it is (false advertising), American leadership tends to treat such spurious surcharges as the height of capitalistic creativity.
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"We'll know that they're serious when they want to create a level playing field in a capitalistic model for the competing technologies to be able to compete," Sen.
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My work is an artistic mirror for this sick and sad injustice, this mass subconscious rape of our bodies and mental health planted by capitalistic society and patriarchy.
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But the capitalistic truth and the story they could sell to Wall Street is that it's not good for our business if our customers go out of business.
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It has been imported into Russia through the corruption of Russia's "conservative ideology and traditional values" in a capitalistic conspiracy by the foreign makers of condoms and sex toys.
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What I do find problematic and what I do want to take a jab at is how humans include animals in this mass-production system in the capitalistic era.
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Our capitalistic Western culture prides itself on the American dream: anyone can live the life they want to live, so long as they work hard enough to achieve it.
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One made his money in a capitalistic environment, competing with other people, building buildings and building businesses while employing workers and other businesses that in turn employed other workers.
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How it fits: The planet needs more than altruism to save it in our capitalistic society — it needs the risk of financial losses and the potential for financial gain.
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Recruiting new members by promising feminist empowerment and anodyne self-actualization schemes, Nxivm took advantage of female insecurity — and capitalistic notions of being one's own "best self" — to recruit members.
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They had to listen if they wanted to keep their jobs, because under a capitalistic ownership structure, those who write and edit the website do not own what they produce.
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But, despite the capitalistic tinge to the lyrics, there's a personal power in the track too; one where money isn't an imperative, even if that's how it reads on the surface.
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We need to stop pretending that concepts such as call outs, cancellations, self-care, and energy protection aren't often individualistic, self-serving, and capitalistic notions veiled in so-called 'woke' language.
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Below, all five NAAFI members open up the power of teamwork, infiltrating a capitalistic music industry, and the disruptive effects of what Alberto describes as their "promiscuous and opportunistic" business model.
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"Making money with money is an inherently acceptable ingredient in historical capitalistic models, but ultimately it must then be channeled into the real economy to keep the cycle going," Gross said.
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Andreas Kriegenburg's "Ring," which dates to 2012, barely fleshes out its concepts, though it gently equates Wotan and Alberich, and blames both for their capitalistic exploitation of the environment and women.
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Illustration: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)In a post-capitalistic world that seems very specifically and violently designed to rip off the poor for the benefit of the rich, spending money is complicated.
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In modern pop culture, I see this ice-cold edge everywhere—from the nihilistic glee of 21 Savage's lyrics to the capitalistic cool of the TV series Power's James "Ghost" St. Patrick.
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Brexit is a huge boon for Trump and a wake-up call to Hillary that ordinary people are sick and tired of being lied to and cheated by the crony capitalistic system.
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Over the decades, the consciously capitalistic grocer, which went public in 1992, expanded by acquiring local natural foods stores — the kind of activity that opens opportunities for some workers and displaces others.
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While U.S. conservatives and many moderates typically oppose federal industrial policy as anti-capitalistic, Jaffer says an industrial policy motivated by national security concerns is really more of a national security policy.
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" Originally published in 1990, de Rojas sets his novel centuries in the future after a communist federation overcomes a capitalistic Empire and is administered by an artificial intelligence that suppresses "abnormal behavior.
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And while a trade war would hurt both nations badly — as my colleagues have written — a state-run government can do more to artificially prop up its economy than a capitalistic one.
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In the Western and Capitalistic culture, one who has freedom has no job, one who has no job does not contribute to society, one that does not contribute to society is bad.
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At present in our teaching workforce, we don't necessarily have the evaluation systems and the recruitment systems to reward star teachers, making teaching unlike any other sector of the American capitalistic economy.
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Gropius's ideal of total-architecture rejected the ideology of capitalistic profit, in which land was conceived of as a commodity, in favor of what he saw as a synthesis of the future.
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"You see pools or populations of people that were not able to assimilate back into a capitalistic economic environment," said Marquita Walker, a labor studies expert at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.
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The strata of power, which, for the artist, often points to class divisions in a capitalistic world, is nodded to in the layers of his thick paintings, pieces obscured from the viewer.
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These conversations have to be non-binary, and in America, we decide by each regulation whether we wanna be a little bit more academically capitalistic or a little bit more academically socialistic.
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Not surprisingly, when Miller talks about comedy, he speaks of both its curative powers—an "escapist drug" he helps bring to others—and its practical, real-world, capitalistic applications, all with equal sincerity.
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On the one hand this industry shift is mostly terrible and turning what was once a collection of really neat online voices into one consolidated PR machine, vomiting out almost identical capitalistic sick.
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In his April Investment Outlook, Gross wrote that markets and the capitalistic business models based upon them and priced for them "will begin to go south" if global economies do not produce growth.
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The designation of serious losers has resulted in a lack of confidence in the capitalistic system that has so miraculously served our society by lifting the global standard of living to spectacular levels.
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"These discussions over a capitalistic merger have been carried out for a while and they were brought out in a dramatic way recently," Senard said in an interview with France Inter radio station.
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It was a profoundly confusing (and capitalistic) situation, with LeBron James' agent, Rich Paul, representing Thompson, and James publicly campaigning for the Cavaliers to do whatever it took to get him into camp.
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John Gray, an associate pastor at Joel Osteen's 40,000-member Lakewood Church—long associated with prosperity gospel teachings—declared that the US was "not simply a capitalistic society" but also a "theocratic" one.
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" In a 3063 tweet, Sherman Alexie, the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene author, put it even more emphatically: "Dear Indian tribes who disenroll members, you should be ashamed of your colonial and capitalistic bullshit.
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Upon her release, she is startled to find that her country is in a capitalistic turnaround and, more pressingly, the love of her life has abandoned her without so much as an explanation.
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And even though she's made it clear that she has a decidedly un-capitalistic approach to growth, business is healthy: The Guardian reported in 2015 that the brand's profits are $250 million a year.
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To many, the agricultural subsidy came as somewhat of a random solution to a problem that really should not exist, nor does it provide a solution most U.S. farmers or a capitalistic system want.
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However, the most serious challenge to U.S. education is ideology; a capitalistic ideology that puts profits over individuals—even when the affected individuals are children—and religious ideology that influences the content of curricula.
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In the end, the piece has a Beuysian kind of mysticism, only the materials gain their resonance through their circulation in our capitalistic age Real Things About Real Things is a show about contemporaneity.
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It seems unlikely that the hyper-capitalistic US government would do anything as drastic as the Chinese government, but the writing's on the wall that increased enforcement of regulations is likely just around the corner.
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Sanders may have a newfound status as a frontrunner, but a democratic socialist in America still has to define their vision in terms that Americans can understand — and can fit into a fiercely capitalistic society.
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Next year, Saga Press will publish Liu's 624-page translation of Hao Jingfang's novel "Vagabonds," a meandering philosophical parable about an ideological rift between a communalistic human colony on Mars and an increasingly capitalistic Earth.
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"What I know to be true is I would far rather live in a capitalistic society than a socialist society," Gates said in an interview with CNBC's Becky Quick that aired on "Squawk Box " on Wednesday.
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This year, Cards Against Humanity has decided to take its disdain for the capitalistic holiday to an absurd new extreme with a 99 percent off sale on a rotating series of expensive and spectacularly bizarre items.
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This unifying curriculum depends, much like the nation's reenactment culture, on a presumed norm of whiteness—more specifically a type of conservative, capitalistic whiteness, against which non-white narratives and Marxism are seen as inherently provocative.
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"If you want to look at system that's not capitalistic, just take a look at what was once one of the wealthiest countries in the world and now people are starving to death: it's called Venezuela."
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The New Health Care The basic structure of the American health care system, in which most people have private insurance through their jobs, might seem historically inevitable, consistent with the capitalistic, individualist ethos of the nation.
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Perhaps, then, it is time for Facebook and Google to look past the matter of commerce and do what is right—in the interests of containing the terror of their capitalistic overgrowth, and preserving our democracy.
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"The capitalistic profit motive, or answering to Wall Street, is what's driving the expansion of invasion of data privacy and driving the expansion of a lot of negative outcomes that we're just not happy with," he said.
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Wall Street and big companies are getting increasingly supportive of addressing climate change, but don't expect capitalistic minds to lead on addressing a decades-long problem whose impact is much less acute than quarterly profit and loss.
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If Weber is right—that we are automatons programmed with the desire to make, do, spend, and acquire—performing simulations of our chosen labor without the same material benefits could, perhaps, fulfill capitalistic impulses ingrained deep within us.
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Even if it's looking to the stars for answers, this new wave of spirituality can—in one way or another—be helpful to the human race, something we all need in this age of unadulterated political, capitalistic fuckery.
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Morrison covers the 1919 Black Sox scandal and 1920s labor struggles, tying their underlying issues of capitalistic exploitation back to the devastation of the Klondike by mining companies, as well as the pitiless pragmatism of the movie studios.
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It seems to visually articulate the adage that the revolution will inevitably eat its children, or here, the pessimistic reality that post-colonial leaders will swear an oath of fealty to power and capitalistic excess before their people's wellbeing.
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Given Apple Music is just a tiny fraction of the iPhone maker's massive revenues, it can look overly corporate and capitalistic compared to music-only competitors like Spotify that some see as more aligned with the success of musicians.
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It gets confusing: The federal government, partly at the behest of an underhanded corporation, sabotaged a community of hardworking and benevolent utopians — but only to create something fundamentally idealistic and to protect an irreplaceable ecological wonder from capitalistic loggers.
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That King's words were used in an advertisement for pickup trucks, during a tentpole capitalistic event marking the tail-end of an NFL season in which racial protest was a key element, is an irony that cannot be understated.
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That this is then immediately followed by the hunters getting the go-ahead to execute them makes for an unmistakable statement about what comes of those who betray their own, and try to pursue capitalistic delineations between haves and have-nots.
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Which means the media, LGBT community, and world-at-large recognize these events primarily in their relation to cisgender (those who identify as the gender they were assigned at birth) white gay men—the presumed audience of any capitalistic endeavor.
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In his April investment outlook, Gross wrote that markets and the capitalistic business models based upon them and priced for them "will begin to go south" if global economies do not produce growth, according to Reuters, which first reported the story.
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Uber's decisions—the self-driving car research, the ignore regulations now, lobby away the problems later tactics, the selling of rides below market value to drive out competition—all make sense as a capitalistic endeavor designed to maximize long-term profits.
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Not only was Aristotle one of the first people to lay out ideas about the natural world that we might now call scientific, but he gave a critique of living a capitalistic life 2,000 years before Karl Marx was born.
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In an essay published by The New York Times on October 14, Benioff advocates for a new capitalistic system that is better equipped to combat inequality and writes that "higher taxes on the wealthiest among us" could pay for it.
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Despite the fact that the Southern slaveholding planters thought of themselves as anything but bourgeois capitalists, their slave system, scholars such as Sven Beckert and Edward E. Baptist now claim, was just as capitalistic as the industrial system of the North.
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The two countries, after all, have much in common, at least on the surface: Both suffered through colonial rule, tragic national divisions between a communist north and capitalistic south, devastating conflicts with the U.S., and disastrous post-revolutionary experiments in communism.
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Immediately, the cover was denounced as racist: this was a clear reference to King Kong, the classic movie monster, who has been used as a vehicle for fear, speculation, and, sometimes, sly commentary about race, colonialism, xenophobia, and capitalistic exploitation.
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"Trump knew how to weaponize that capitalistic greed against them, whereas Bernie's approach has been just to build those other channels," said Krystal Ball, a former MSNBC host who has emerged as a leading voice of the pro-Sanders left.
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When I was back in China, I would very proudly show them this pay-as-you-wish policy as an example of what was positive about the U.S., that even in this capitalistic society, there was a door, a light.
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After two failed Olympic bids that emphasized the high-sounding notion that the games could help make peace with North Korea, Pyeongchang finally sold its successful try in 2011 on the decidedly capitalistic goal of boosting winter sports tourism in Asia.
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That would eventually segue into Act III, and her marriage to political firebrand Tom Hayden, with the great irony that she produced her moneymaking workout video largely -- about as capitalistic an action as one could undertake -- to fund their crusading.
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I have neither the PR skills nor the flexible morals and relentless capitalistic thirst that could ever land me in charge of trying to rehabilitate the image of a public figure with an ongoing history of domestic abuse like Brown.
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Yang's specific version of UBI was rightfully critiqued by many on the left, who saw it as tackling the back-end issues of poverty without actually pushing to dismantle the root capitalistic powers that are fucking people over in the first place.
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This, of course, in spite of the fact that he still has investments in oil and gas companies, not to mention an undying faith in the consumerist capitalistic system that led the planet to the point of collapse in the first place.
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It is beginning to look, however, like any other capitalistic system that has a cyclic pattern to it: a period of excess borrowing, and construction beyond reasonable demands, followed by years of explosive GDP growth as well as financial and currency manipulation.
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" After Schemansky beat Vlasov in the press and the snatch but lost the match on total points (his ankle collapsed on the final lift), Tass made ideological hay, declaring that "the story of Schemansky" illustrated "the attitude toward man in a capitalistic world.
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The American Dream Mall is just an extension of a capitalistic nightmare that Edward Albee could only dream of, signaling that if we are not careful, we are inching closer to a world where we truly believe that money can buy happiness.
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There's now a consensus among many historians that Magie was the creator of Monopoly, but still, Pilon said, Hasbro cites the narrative that an unemployed man named Charles Darrow invented the capitalistic game as a distraction from the hopeless days of the Great Depression.
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It's a very public culmination of social media companies' struggles to define and enforce their policies and find a balance between promoting diverse voices, protecting against harassment and hate speech, and deciding what they're willing to let slide in the pursuit of capitalistic motives.
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Stuff your face with food to make you feel whole; do whatever it takes; this is your only chance at feeling anything beyond the blinding impotent rage of a generation left little more than the rotting capitalistic corpse of a system built on pain and suffering.
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The cynical assumption of feminist principles—BuzzFeed certainly gave the survivor a supportive platform break her silence—for capitalistic gain is a problem many feminists have written about, particularly recently, but you can still argue that spreading the movement this way will help it grow and prosper.
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But while that widening wealth gap has helped give rise to Democratic Socialist politicians like presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and a push for progressive economic and political reforms, Cuban argues that the solution to income inequality can still be found in our current capitalistic economic model.
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Mr. Bigelow says he is committed to having two B22025s ready to launch in 2021, a step that could be a harbinger of the shift from a half-century of human spaceflight as a monopoly of government-run agencies like NASA to a capitalistic free-for-all.
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I'm not saying that there are no good drugs out there, or that no cures have been discovered through the process, but for the most part, it's just this capitalistic industry largely benefitting on the same continued illness of people it is supposed to be helping.
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Breakpoint's setting is ripe for commentary as we see real-world companies like Facebook routinely undermine the privacy of millions and millions of people, as military drones rain death and destruction on foreign countries, and tech giants creep into the municipal sphere with capitalistic intentions disguised as public service.
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To Ms. Mena, 25, that dynamic also should serve as a metaphor for black artists like herself: By putting work into the world (giving), she said, they can receive abundance for themselves and their communities, not just in the capitalistic sense, but more important, in cultural and spiritual ways.
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With all of its disparate threads, the movie argues that no matter what rhetoric they spout, these tech giants are capitalistic endeavors first and foremost, and as a result are simply refusing to acknowledge the negative impact they're having upon our larger culture because doing so would be bad for business.
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It was a game that steered music trends starting in the hodgepodge early 22005s, thus enabling the hybrid cross-pollination of one genre into countless subgenres (as was the case with trance and its spinoff, EDM), and finally landing, albeit for purely capitalistic motives, in the great harbor of globalized music.
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Working with youth was the best job I'd ever had, but by funding many of these organizations, the federal government is able to monitor, derail, and disrupt social justice movements by recruiting activists into career-based models of "activism" that replicate the same capitalistic system that oppresses us to begin with.
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"When men of craft and artistry are mistreated and wiped out or laid off in record numbers by the capitalistic monster, leaving workers and their skills in the dust of profit over everything, the artist must make a statement," Mr. Pintauro told The New York Times in advance of that production.
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Even if the bank that owns La Revo's building were open to striking some sort of deal, Alex tells me La Revo—like Andanza and most other CSOAs—is not in the negotiating business, refusing to make deals with any entity they see as perpetuating a toxic (patriarchal, capitalistic, hierarchical) world order.
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And so one of the things that I care about is-- protection-- for the consumers, and the least of these, and trying to regulate in this capitalistic society those who have a lot of power, a lot of resources, and-- basically-- would be abusive if you did not-- place them in check.
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Check out this demonstration by one of Eck's team members during Moogfest, in which a computer listens to a series of musical notes and spits back its own version:I can't wait for the day Google's computers start cutting off body parts and complaining that their vision is being destroyed by the world's evil, capitalistic impulses!
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Mark Fisher offers a razor-sharp reading of the Criminal Justice Act as symptomatic of the capitalistic aims of "cultural exorcism, commercial purification, and mandatory individualism" that led from the late-80s outlaw rave subculture to the upmarket, members-first superclubs (London's Ministry of Sound, Liverpool's Nation) that sprung up in the mid 90s.
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Clearly, it's important––nay, vital––for Simmons to trademark the gesture so pretenders such as Pope Francis and American Sign Language can't misappropriate and distort an image that Gene Simmons spent nearly five decades toiling to associate with his image of unchecked capitalistic hedonism and now wishes to use for the purpose of secret public communications.
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And its contemplative teaching is not only perfectly compatible with capitalist pursuits but indeed acts as mental opium for the mad dance of late capitalism: for the neoliberal individuals unable to actually distance themselves from rapid technological accelerations and capitalistic endeavors, its tenet of impermanence offers moral comfort while its slogan of renunciation provides psychological distance.
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While other 1960s rebels were going back to the land and immersing themselves in nature, the Italian Radicals took the fruits of capitalistic society, the synthetic materials that were everywhere, and repurposed them to furnish their own little cosmos, not a world that was more in harmony with nature, but one that felt more natural to them.
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Apple is worth over $1,000,000,000,000 The two tech behemoths may have been able to find the same value to shareholders, but while Apple has relied on its ever-evolving consumer hardware business and line of services to support its devices, Amazon has locked onto the country's capitalistic infrastructure both in moving atoms as it ships billions of items worldwide and bits with its AWS platform.
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With roots dating back to weed's outlaw days, the practice has traditionally honored beloved activists like Jack Herer, but more recently, with legalization transforming this once underground scene into a "green rush" of capitalistic opportunity, the trend has been for musicians to license their names to marijuana companies, including the likes of Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg, Melissa Etheridge, Wiz Khalifa, and even (posthumously) Bob Marley.
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With roots dating back to weed's outlaw days, the practice has traditionally honored beloved activists like Jack Herer, but more recently, with legalization transforming this once underground scene into a "green rush" of capitalistic opportunity, the trend has been for musicians to license their names to marijuana companies, including the likes of Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg, Melissa Etheridge, Whiz Khalifa, and even (posthumously) Bob Marley.
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Then there's the issue of the capitalistic construct of copyright being totally incompatible with Communist thinking (though we'd like to watch these comrades try to sue Macy's and use their winnings to fund the next revolution); and the technicality that most of the companies with red star logos were started before the Soviet Union was a glimmer in the revolutionaries' eyes (who's appropriating now?).
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Brock Lesnar is the perfect physical metaphor for the promotional and capitalistic forces governing the UFC's actions in the lead-up to UFC 200, an extra-moral force that won't be stopped by something as dainty as a drug test: 300 impossible pounds of perfectly formed muscle and incomparable anatomical terror bearing down on the world, very possibly augmented by synthetic chemicals and hormones of all kinds but too big to fail.
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The moment for abstract solutions and promises of gradual change has long since passed; no longer can even the most aloof, sheltered elites honestly deny the disastrous statuses quo, societal as well as environmental, that capitalistic overreach, empty 'Third Way' ideals, and failed neoliberal agendas have brought about, with all the electoral volatilities, economic uncertainties, refugee crises, radicalisms, recessions, repressions, and xenophobic outcries that have by now collectively become one and the same quaking political landscape.
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In his view, ideal employees fit into one of three categories: Lest you think St. John's "ideals" sound less like a path to a healthy, positive workplace and more like an objectivist manifesto, don't worry — there's (limited) room for women in his capitalistic regime, too: The rest of St. John's presentation provides a general overview of what he views as a predominantly male tech culture where the aforementioned "spoiled kids" battle it out in a "sea of mediocrity" to advance alongside the truly deserving.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is trashing traditional Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE, Free Market, true capitalistic notions that Republicans have pushed for decades.
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Some people have to work within the existing consciousness while some people can shift the consciousness often people working with the existing consciousness are jealous of those who are more in touch and they become hard-core capitalist in hopes of creating the illusion that the value of money is worth more than the value of time and friends Ironically, though, while Kanye is tweeting about following crowds and critiquing capitalistic ambition, he is the smartest capitalist of all — satiating the public appetite for his musings after two years of living in relative obscurity following his very public breakdown, and drawing even more attention to his new business projects.
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