And that civility is overrated because civility keeps the status quo.
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I mean, I think maybe the civility thing, I don&apost like civility.
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There is a muddy line between candor and civility — and civility is important around here.
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"The left has become not only impatient with civility but suspicious of civility," Mr. Davis said.
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And while calls for civility remain prevalent, it's no longer considered inarguably correct that civility always wins.
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"Trump has a problem of lacking civility, and that is unfortunate because we need civility," Yates told CNBC.com.
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Civility in politics is extremely overrated and mostly a means for obstructing progress, but civility among mediocre passers?
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But all of us in America have been clamoring for civility — duking it out over civility, ironically enough.
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What has changed is not the expectation that colleges define norms for civility, but rather the definition of civility.
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That vision depended on civility, on strangers feeling welcome in the public square, and so civility couldn't be debatable.
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America owes no measure of civility and decorum to someone who has broken all norms of civility and decorum.
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" She added: "There are these moments of civility, and I think that any moment of civility should be encouraged.
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SCHOEN: Look I&aposm all for immigration reform but I&aposm also for civility and to have civility requires negotiation.
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According to the latest Civility in America survey, 2900 percent of Americans now believe the lack of civility has reached a crisis level.
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Civility is more than politeness The definition of civility -- a term that's become quite fashionable more by omission in today's politics -- seems much misunderstood.
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According to U.S. Voter Sentiment on Civility in Politics, 22019 percent of voters believe our political leaders need to demonstrate civility, authenticity and respect.
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Civility über alles The argument for civility is thus: If we were only civil to each other, the world would be a better place.
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Today's civility debate William Chafe, a history professor at Duke University and author of "Civility and Civil Rights: Greensboro, North Carolina and the Black Struggle for Freedom," said that recent calls for people to be more civil to each other misunderstand the history of civility.
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Administrators often plead for civility at times like these, but Ms Ben-Porath argues that civility can mean privileging peace and quiet over vigorous challenges.
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Among Americans, 6900 percent expect civility to get worse in the next few years, says the Civility in America survey — but it doesn't have to.
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The Civility Trap When used as a political rallying point, appeals to civility are often a trap, particularly when forwarded in response to critical, dissenting speech.
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Maybe it was just as angry during the Obama years, but Barack Obama could make people believe in civility, or at least the appearance of civility.
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So, we are taking that model nationally by launching the Congressional Civility and Respect Caucus to encourage members of Congress to act with civility and respect.
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Dr. Forni, who directed the project (now known as the Civility Initiative) for many years, also wrote two books on the topic, "Choosing Civility: The Twenty-Five Rules of Considerate Conduct," published in 2002, and "The Civility Solution: What to Do When People Are Rude" (2010).
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If this is a case for civility, it's not civility in the lite sense of putting serious disagreements or grievances aside in the name of polite forms.
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The Times' own code of civility prevents it from properly noting that to the extent civility is in crisis, it's an issue with only one major political figure.
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"I'm going to hope that we will reclaim civility, because I don't see how you can have any effective and efficient efforts if you don't have civility," Cummings said.
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"We are dedicated to showing proper respect to one another and all others, encouraging productive dialogue and modeling civility in our public and private actions," the "Commitment to Civility" says.
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"Expecting those of us who are scared and angry over what our country is becoming to speak with civility is absurd — civility died the day Trump took office," she wrote.
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The heart of "Mastering Civility" is a practical checklist for assessing institutional and individual civility, on the one hand, and executing a systematic cultural and personal overhaul, on the other.
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It's yet another reminder how important it is to restore civility to our politics," he said in the emailed statement, calling on lawmakers to adhere to a "Commitment to Civility.
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Civility and bipartisan solutions in Washington: This includes a commitment to civility in Washington, to disagree agreeably and to seek common ground and bipartisan, fact-based solutions between the two parties.
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"Unfortunately, we've seen a decline in civility and an uptick in incivility," said Christine Porath, a Georgetown University professor and author of "Mastering Civility," a book on behavior in the workplace.
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" Nevertheless, Biden added, "At least there was some civility.
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In the sixth annual Civility in America report, a whopping 95% of the 1,005 adults surveyed agreed that civility is a problem and nearly three-quarters said basic manners are on the decline.
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If we believe in respect and decency and civility and radical kindness, then we must act with respect and decency and civility and radical kindness regardless of how the "other side" is behaving.
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I am not talking about mere civility, although that helps.
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His administration was marked by grace, civility, and social conscience.
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We are seeing such a breakdown of civility on immigration.
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"I'm always worried about the breakdown in civility," said Sen.
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So her lecturing people on civility is a bit much.
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What I would say is I am for reciprocal civility.
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Fostering civility and consensus, he insisted, is the Delaware way.
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How will we change the national mood and restore civility?
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Without rancor and with civility, these presidents rejuvenated American prosperity.
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The Twitterati rejoiced over this rare display of internet civility.
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There was certainly no new era of civility or bipartisanship.
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It's about civility and norms, the foundation of our democracy.
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Today, July 5, barbarity wants to impose itself before civility.
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America cannot lose hold of this important moment of civility.
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There's a lot of talk about institutions and civility today.
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Take the 'Speak Up for Civility' pledge from Teaching Tolerance.
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Instead of insults & dehumanizing rage, we should return to civility.
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He called for more "civility" among lawmakers and in Washington.
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Civility alone will not improve the flaws of our democracy.
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In Mr. Wathke's own classroom, he has aimed for civility.
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Robert Rosenkranz, a financier and a philanthropist, believes in civility.
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Share your thoughts here, as well, of course — with civility.
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Our first step must be to revive civility and respect.
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I don't think that less privacy leads to more civility.
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The debate opened with calls for civility from both candidates.
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Bush continued his "rules" segment with a call for civility.
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His humor always brought civility to emotional and chaotic situations.
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It means promoting civility and decency, making the opposite unwelcome.
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Civility is not a sign of weakness, but of civilization.
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We are exhausted from helplessly witnessing the crumbling of civility.
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"Cultivation" means commitment to culture, to civility, to civilization itself.
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But civility and centrism weren't enough to carry the day.
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When does the veneration of civility allow brutality to flourish?
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"My civility is locked in a cage," said one sign.
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Civility, not further conflict, can begin helping our nation heal.
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The book is called "Zojjed v2.0: The End of Civility."
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Just imagine the plans and the civility and the erudition.
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She went on to appeal for more civility in politics.
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Firings are sometimes necessary, but can be done with civility.
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Bybee himself favors "more inclusive and egalitarian" conceptions of civility.
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With civility like this, you might ask, who needs rudeness?
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It's up to us to restore civility to our politics.
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This, Mr. Trump, I thought, is why we practice civility.
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It's important that we have civility during times of disagreement.
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I ran on three planks: liberty, civility, and election reform.
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Civility must be demonstrated in the classroom, if nowhere else.
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This watershed moment has affected my views about civility forever.
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"You are right that there is a loss of civility, there is an anger, there is a rage on the far-left that is really frightening," Cruz said, answering a question about civility in politics.
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But the reality is that our incivility often reveals much more profound ruptures — and that the obvious kind of civility, the civility of niceness, is only the most superficial marker of much deeper moral obligations.
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So, it seems, is any trace of civility in Christie's party.
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But there are signs that the wall of civility is cracking.
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The National Day of Civility is a perfect day to start.
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"And even if you don't have common sense, default to civility."
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I believe in civility and compromise, and of all things, decency.
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And she called herself as has done the president for civility.
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In fact, these are the worst, most vile offenders against civility.
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GUILFOYLE: -- embracing the civility that we&aposve all been talking about.
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"At least there was some civility," said the former Vice President.
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" He added, "Civility is one really important aspect of [healthy conversations].
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Voters across the political spectrum said civility was important to them.
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She pleaded for civility and threatened to have unruly people removed.
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"What we need is a little civility between people," Enzi answered.
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"The current calls for civility ignore this longer history," Hemmer argued.
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After he lost, the specific kickback was on that civility pitch.
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Perhaps we should let go of this false notion of civility.
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His candidacy will demolish longstanding norms of decency, civility, and tolerance.
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A more robust civility will stem from that shift in emphasis.
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They aired their disagreement on guns with striking civility and understatement.
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This is no longer about policy, civility, decency or even temperament.
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Civic leaders launched something called Speak Your Peace: The Civility Project.
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I don't say "restore civility," because it was clearly never there.
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I don't believe that civility is a virtue in intellectual exchange.
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The president has crossed many lines of decency, civility and humanity.
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I'm confused that some people think civility is comparable to humanity.
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"I'm not talking about mere civility, though that helps," he said.
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The results come amid a fresh discussion over civility in politics.
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He made it plain that civility is for suckers, a joke.
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What are truth, trust, justice, equality, fairness, civility, tolerance and dignity?
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Majorities of both parties feel tone and civility are getting worse.
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Indeed, the absence of civility in American politics is nothing new.
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In response, white liberal politicians demanded civility and expressed little concern.
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"Civility is not the highest standard of democratic politics," Liu says.
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Lawn space dwindled, and with it some of the crowd's civility.
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This unexpected civility is a form of whistling past the graveyard.
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All Carson's calls for civility were in that moment proven hollow.
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The ties between barbarism and color, civility and whiteness would endure.
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That is how civility works in practice in the United States.
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Civility has always been defined by the oppressed, not the oppressor.
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But we need to remember that civility has never ended oppression.
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None of this is to say that civility doesn't have value.
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And it might even introduce greater care and civility to Twitter.
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"A stunning episode of civility," the Washington Post's Thomas Boswell declared.
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"Maintaining civility in public discourse is a delicate thing," says Feldman.
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And that victory for basic civility takes us a long way.
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We have to stand up for honesty, principles, equality and civility.
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Michelle Goldberg on the problem with "civility" and the Georgia elections.
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Then, in the 173s, as Yugoslavia dissolved, so did human civility.
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Everybody, regardless of where they are on the spectrum, wants civility.
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In today's political battles, the most consequential casualty has been civility.
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" Kennedy, like today's advocates of civility, was skeptical of "passionate movements.
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Civility within our disagreements and debates has been pushed far aside.
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It is a demonstration of civility and comity between the branches.
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Politesse, civility, even pleasure — those were tools of the neoliberal oppressor.
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"You have personified what civility looks like to me," Marshall said.
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SAN ANTONIO — Judge Judith Sheindlin does not tolerate breaches of civility.
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These two influential conceptions of civility survive today in various forms.
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I only ask that you give them that respect and civility.
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Twitter says this is intended at increasing civility on the platform.
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In response, organizations are promoting political civility and increased civic engagement.
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I will vote for civility, dignity and the rule of law.
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Senator Jeff Flake, a moderate Republican, issued a plea for civility.
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It points to the basic problem with the entire "civility" argument.
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More than eight in 23.1 Democrats say the civility of discourse has gotten worse since Trump's election, and 65% of Republicans say civility between their party and the Democrats has declined during the same time period.
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"My experience with ranked-choice voting is that it gives voters a greater voice and it encourages civility among campaigns and candidates at a time when such civility is sorely needed," Mills said in a statement.
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The House's freshman class had the right idea when it signed on to its Commitment to Civility in January, and we are calling on all members of the House and Senate to adopt the Commitment to Civility.
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In "Where Civility Is a Motto, a School Integration Fight Turns Bitter," Dana Goldstein writes about Columbia, a planned community in Maryland that was founded on the principles of "color blindness," civility, and racial and socioeconomic inclusion.
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Unsurprisingly, the calls for civility didn't go over well with many Democrats.
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A fresh dose of humility and civility will do us all good.
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Maxine Waters just ended the civility debate once and for all pic.twitter.
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What if there were a place on the internet where civility reigned?
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Both groups asked for civility, when they expected to be treated inhumanely.
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More recently, Democrats have also wrestled with the issue of civility. Rep.
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But it's not clear if Capuano's public statements about civility annoyed Waters.
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The core principles suggested by moral realism are fairness, justice and civility.
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Sewell issued a Rodney King-like appeal for a return to civility.
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For example, civility and honesty are two traits heavily enforced by shame.
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Commentary from Ruth Ben Ghiat Civility went south fast in this debate.
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He made no effort at civility and no one held him back.
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My views would most likely contradict the counseled civility of Barack Obama.
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Would they be granting you the same civility were your roles reversed?
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Emanuel Cleaver are the bipartisan co-chairmen of the Congressional Civility Caucus.
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Dianne Feinstein is outperforming many half her age, with old-fashioned civility.
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McCain believed in a patriotic politics of civility, bipartisanship and national unity.
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"His administration was marked by grace, civility, and social conscience," he continued.
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I'd just like to see a little civility come back to it.
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Civility is under attack," added the star of Netflix's "Grace and Frankie.
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They've abandoned "civility" for the more aggressive style Grayson pioneered years ago.
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But it importantly highlights that true civility is a two-way street.
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And during the civil rights movement, civility often served to preserve injustices.
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For Republicans, to maintain civility is to acquiesce to our political predicament.
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"Maintaining civility and family unity was more important than money," he said.
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Their coming-of-age political era evoked buzzwords like dignity and civility.
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TV's "Rising," Jordan emphasized Trump's accomplishments instead of addressing the president's civility.
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Civility allows for attacking the opposing position, but not the opponents themselves.
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Amid these schisms, Afghan politics has lost political civility, morality and decency.
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It's also to imagine civility mostly in terms of etiquette and restraint.
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The incident that has sparked a heated debate about civility in politics.
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That kind of selfless kindness and civility feels radical, in a way.
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The trick is to create a permissive atmosphere with civility and style.
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It's about civility and dignity, about endless lying, name-calling and abuse.
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We gain trust by maintaining civility, which ultimately leads to successful leadership.
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" The critic Terry Teachout called it "a MAJOR contribution to Broadway civility.
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But from my perspective, their civility was not only welcome but smart.
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The PRO Act is about guaranteeing democracy and civility in the workplace.
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Plus he's a model of civility and has a sense of humor.
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In a way, she's become the physical embodiment of the civility argument.
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Buttigieg made his now-familiar calls for civility and constructiveness on Tuesday.
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Trump may have been swayed by the civility of Thursday night's affair.
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He can welcome science, civility and culture back into the White House.
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Ivory Tower Americans seem to be forever undergoing a "crisis" of civility.
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A spirit of civility and liberalism is evident even to casual visitors.
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Though rather sanctimonious, Mr Biden is rightly known for civility and patience.
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On the Supreme Court, he was a model of civility and collegiality.
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In the popular imagination, civility is not part of the Momofuku brand.
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Their commitment to order, civility and decency is reflected in American society.
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So we have a couple of strong rules about, in particular, civility.
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Andrew Reiner, an English professor at Towson University who teaches a seminar called "Mister Rogers 101: Why Civility and Community Still Matter," attributes much of the decline in civility, especially among younger people, to Americans' living in relative sequestration.
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Those who would restore civility to politics should reckon, honestly, with that legacy.
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We're now at a structural level, debating societal fundamentals like cohesion, civility, democracy.
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Sometimes, partying can be fun AF while also maintaining a semblance of civility.
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GUTFELD: You know, Jesse, the counter argument to this is that screw civility.
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Trump's daily lack of civility has provoked responses that are predictable but unacceptable.
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The culture of 'calling out' in all its forms needs to incorporate civility.
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His crusade for civility has been a lot of talk and little action.
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She and O'Rourke will speak about decency, civility, and unity, the adviser said.
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But Ms Cocozza makes a further point about the supposed civility of humans.
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The most compelling moments in Iowa history have little to do with civility.
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Supposedly, The Purge has led to unprecedented economic growth and widespread social civility.
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And she's running a "High Road" campaign to promote civility in social media.
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But, largely, they expect more civility from their politicians than we've come to.
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Civility and common courtesy is viewed by some as a sign of weakness.
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GUTFELD: Let&aposs try to stay on topic about civility online, all right.
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At least there was some civility... We didn't agree on much of anything.
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She shredded the pretense of governing with civility and dignity in the House.
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I don't give points for debate performances that meet the minimum for civility.
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Yet sometimes the two big values involved—privacy and civility—come into opposition.
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At this point, civility in America—if it ever actually existed—is history.
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And we should always strive to treat one another with respect and civility.
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"Civility is on the ballot," the president is heard saying at a rally.
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Trump tried — he really tried — for a few seconds to demonstrate some civility.
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Make it your policy to treat everyone you meet with respect and civility.
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" Rather, she argued, "our members of the Democratic caucus are talking about civility.
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Both parties are accusing the other of causing the current lack of civility.
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The Hill: Trump seeks upper hand on civility – to the chagrin of Democrats.
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"Politeness and civility are the best capital ever invested in business," Barnum writes.
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Ginsburg recalled the "collegiality" and "civility" of her own nomination and confirmation process.
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The survey comes as debates around the role of civility in politics escalate.
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It's about being for something: nobility, honor and character, righteousness, civility and togetherness.
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Men might die in the Arctic, but their honor and civility were imperishable.
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McDonald's is preaching civility, but Pokémon can make even the soberest minds wild.
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Civility in our everyday interactions is a virtue to which we should aspire.
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With this title comes our collective obligation to treat one another with civility.
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They need to do things together to increase civility and cultivate true collegiality.
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But when that balance is gone ... your civility gives them cover for evil.
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He claimed that they were "downgrading" our attention spans, relationships, civility and more.
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Above all, it shares the same disdain for comity, civility and ordinary decency.
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Lack of civility, he argued, is also more than a matter of semantics.
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This time, Ms. Pelosi appeared to be aiming for civility if not camaraderie.
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" — 'The Rules of Civility,' by Amor Towles "The New Year, the New Year.
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But the disregard for decency and truth and civility is what's really disheartening.
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Puncturing it is not a loss for civility; it's a gain for reality.
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And I do think that civility goes hand in hand with being hopeful.
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If you have a seat, this room is the height of metropolitan civility.
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Beyond simple calls for civility and moderation, how does that trend get reversed?
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A spokesman, Mike Casca, flagged Mr. Sanders's call for civility from last February.
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She laments how social media has escalated our lack of civility, for example.
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"There is a civility even though he is breaking the law," she said.
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The civility that once prevailed on Capitol Hill gave way to character assassination.
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In his remarks, Justice Gorsuch called for civility in debates over public controversies.
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"Civility is no better than when I started this program," Mr. Rubenstein acknowledges.
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Accusing people of assaulting American values contributes nothing to an atmosphere of civility.
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"Golf claims to stand for inclusion and civility and etiquette," Mr. Sammons said.
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Violations of minor norms of political civility are distressing but not necessarily serious.
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He stressed that McCain's "voice for civility" was especially important this past year.
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They expect prevarications and empty promises masked by the warm embrace of civility.
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Instead, she called for a return to civility and an issues-based debate.
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" It goes on to say, "At Stanford as everywhere, civility must be restored.
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When civility becomes chumminess, politics looks like the game of a clubbable elite.
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You've used some of that platform to call for a return to civility.
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We don't have to get along, but we must show respect and civility.
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Rather, political civility is about treating members of the opposition like reasonable people.
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" But between the two senators, Biden said, "at least there was some civility.
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As part of the "summer of civility," launched in response to last week's shooting, the organization is asking members of Congress to share videos describing actions they have taken or are planning to take to demonstrate their commitment to civility.
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Another response, exemplified by the political scientist Keith J. Bybee's slim and artful treatise HOW CIVILITY WORKS (Stanford Briefs/Stanford University, paper, $12.99), is to suggest we continue to fight for civility but learn to think of it less romantically.
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Had we not, in fact, made notable progress toward kindness, civility, and common sense?
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There&aposs no-- (CROSSTALK) RIVERA: I wonder what happened to the level of civility.
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Maxine Waters responds to Chairman's comments on civility during House Financial Service committee hearing.
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You are involved in a project involving civility, taking (Inaudible) to talk about it.
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Rather than exhibiting a now-antiquated bipartisan civility, McCain had betrayed his unconscious prejudice.
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Another argument for ranked-choice voting is that it generally improves civility of campaigning.
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They allow us to forget civility for a minute and just go off, bitch!!!
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Leonard's words aren't a call for civility or a plea to find common ground.
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Clinton won hands down Civility went south fast in Monday's debate.
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In these instances, "We need to restore civility" becomes an exercise in finger pointing.
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Whose fault is it: this is how the civility question tends to be framed.
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My heart yearns for change, but today's climate doesn't foster nurturing, tolerance, or civility.
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"Donnelly was doing his job and doing it with his characteristic civility," Ballou said.
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"If you are worried about the death of civility, don't sweat it," Bee said.
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That's why, notwithstanding the Resistance's rage, civility is due for a revival among Democrats.
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There's a foreign concept invading politically polarized Washington, according to one think tank: civility.
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We are going to need civility if we want to climb out of this.
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It's so easy for people to abuse each other and to abandon all civility.
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Four things that have contributed to the decline in civility in the U.S. Senate.
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But in fact, the filibuster, in its odd, mathematical way, fosters, even requires, civility.
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The jokes, the critics said, were too harsh and further eroded "civility" in Washington.
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Their response was emblematic of the decline of decorum and civility in our nation.
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Biden also encouraged Americans to "engage in acts of civility," in honor of McCain.
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"There is a pretty fine line between civility and brutality," Clapper told CNN Wednesday.
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While debates about civility in American politics are often performative, this one was revealing.
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"I basically told the crowd, 'Bernie and Hillary had asked for civility,' " Boxer said.
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Let's examine this: The lack of civility in public discourse is, of course, worrying.
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I cofounded the House Center Aisle Caucus, which promotes civility and bipartisanship in Congress.
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Let's foster more civility in public discourse – Congress is a great place to start.
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I no longer identify with Ralph and his helpless attempts at order and civility.
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There is a cult of civility taking root in the media and Democratic establishment.
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That before they were born civility was not something completely afforded to African-Americans.
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Gerald F. Seib: What this Minnesota city can teach America about restoring political civility .
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We all have our work cut out for us to revive our national civility.
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He has already shredded the unspoken rules of political civility that make conversation possible.
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Civility requires the avoidance of rudeness and ideally extends to mutual respect and courteousness.
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The big picture: The pro-civility crowd is dominating the airwaves and establishment media.
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To be sure, the fetishization of a politics of civility has its own problems.
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That is just the civility with which the game is played at every level.
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Many players of later generations would be well served to adopt that same civility.
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Are these latest overtures of cooperation and civility the beginning of a new chapter?
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When things are normal and working as intended, civility is part of maintaining balance.
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Rare flashes of kindness and civility shine forth like beacons in all this murk.
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Civility is never a vice among fellow citizens, especially when it's in short supply.
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What we seem to confuse, lately, are these two very different denominations of civility.
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Deep down, we probably all know it's not just civility we're missing, but decency.
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They also exist because designers have tried to encourage cultures of community and civility.
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Our cultural ideas about civility and respect incline his neighbors to accept his silence.
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It's less a result of a breakdown in civility than a breakdown of democracy.
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That history is a reminder that civility is in the eye of the beholder.
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Trump's assault on truth, the press, institutions, civility, and the law has been relentless.
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It must be about the restoration of normalcy, civility, truth, fair play and respect.
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His conception of "mere civility" was based on "mutual contempt" rather than mutual respect.
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Instead, we must recognize that civility is a national obligation and a personal responsibility.
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"We've reached the point where there's not much civility in the marketplace," Pruitt said.
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" Kellyanne Conway insists Trump has called for civility and that he represents "all Americans.
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The huts are clean and well run, and a code of scrupulous civility prevails.
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For that reason, it's time to do away with the normal rules of civility.
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He bears responsibility for contributing to the death of civility in our public discourse.
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Those advocating a more polite politics argue that civility should be the left's m.o.
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And does that same civility apply to women who aren't born and raised there?
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"My experience with ranked-choice voting is that it gives voters a greater voice and it encourages civility among campaigns and candidates at a time when such civility is sorely needed," Governor Mills wrote in a memo to state legislators on Friday.
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"We need more civility and less civil war; more discourse and less coarseness," he said.
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James and I believe we can bring that civility and compassion back into the world.
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Following these outrageous displays, many on both sides of the aisle had called for civility.
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This civility debate is also far from the first time Waters has come under fire.
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"Trump's daily lack of civility has provoked responses that are predictable but unacceptable," Pelosi wrote.
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"Trump's daily lack of civility has provoked responses that are predictable but unacceptable," she wrote.
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Booker had called on him to apologize for his comments about "civility" with segregationist senators.
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They make pleas for civility — saying that our heated political debating has gone too far.
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" And maybe it's a relief, this erotic audacity and unwillingness to perform civility or "niceness.
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That evolved civility combined with the characters' primitive lifestyles makes the show feel enthrallingly timeless.
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That respect is the essence of the civility we see too little of these days.
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And that's when John unloads on Sarah and the Right's plea for civility following Rep.
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However, without decent information, civility and conciliation, societies resolve their differences by resorting to coercion.
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Believe it or not, that wasn't even Trump's most outrageous assault on civility Thursday night.
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This may have something to do with a growing concern for civility, thinks Mr Sharpe.
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As a general matter, elections in more recent decades have been characterized by greater civility.
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" Moore said that civility would be acceptable were this simply a case of "political differences.
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These conditions are degrading civility in Washington and, in turn, grinding progress to a halt.
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The recommitment comes in conjunction the "summer of civility," a new initiative from the BPC.
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It is this belief that has motivated us as chairmen of the Congressional Civility Caucus.
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Civility is political in the sense that it is a necessary prerequisite for civic action.
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This is about rules of civility and the way a society talks to each other.
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Since its founding, the nation has struggled with the antagonistic twins of civility and crudeness.
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Companies hire Georgetown business school professor Christine Porath to come in as a civility consultant.
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Many going to these civility gatherings talked about new family divisions and fights among friends.
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It really is true that there's been a decline in political civility in recent years.
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Thus the Times article argues "both sides" are to blame for the decline of civility.
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We express ourselves openly and with robust civility about all kinds of human difference. 6.
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In fact, it's those disaffected Americans who are the key to a renewal of civility.
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Sara Boboltz, Black Voices: Biden fondly recalls segregationist senators from a time of more `civility.
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But, when he's in actual contact with the police, he responds to civility in kind.
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And here things get more complicated, because some police officers have gone further than civility.
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The Times, including The Learning Network, has commenting standards put in place to maintain civility.
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We were wrong when we defined "civility" as saying the wrong things the right way.
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But calls to overcome our political divisions with greater civility are misguided, if not futile.
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Johnson was not interested in civility when it came to the struggle for racial justice.
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We can and must do more to raise the level of civility in our debate.
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Politeness and civility are the very actions that brought us here in the first place.
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Put another way: Choose hospitality, civility and kindness, and cling to them no matter what.
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In the meantime, back to zero civility — and worse — for anyone in the Trump family.
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What's worse, the lack of civility demonstrated by our political leaders has infiltrated the workplace.
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People need to feel respected in order to contribute; that is where civility comes in.
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Civility, therefore, is especially important for our politicians at the federal, state and municipal levels.
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The campaign has become full of threats, name-calling and a total lack of civility.
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When you say it's not a time to ask for civility, what do you mean?
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Never mind that not even Obama's world-renowned civility could stop them from supporting Trump.
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Obama's civility let us pretend for years that there was nothing deeply wrong with America.
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What is necessary to avoid a dramatic deterioration of global civility, security and the economy?
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Her parties stressed civility and encouraged cooperation, in part thanks to the presence of women.
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I understand the impulse to marvel at Mr. Mandela's civility and eloquence, even under duress.
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She's such a stickler for civility that she can make some baffling both-sides comparisons.
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Social media's best-known characteristic is emboldening people to speak their truth, civility be damned.
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In front of them, a roster of speakers on stage spoke of "civility" in politics.
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But a lot of people's issues are questions of values: civility, discourse, rule of law.
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It described a rupture in the carefully tended norms of civility at the Supreme Court.
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Justice Kennedy valued civility and dignity, and the Trump years seemed to take a toll.
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This lack of civility in politics cannot be blamed on any one individual or party.
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He has made a joke of civility, promoted bullying and sexual assault by his words.
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It may as well be millions of years of dignity, of civility, of progress lost.
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In crass times like these, the deep civility that powers his voice is a balm.
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Bret: On the breakdown in bipartisan civility, there's more than enough blame to go around.
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And they must recommit to instilling the values of deliberation and civility in their students.
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"One small step forward, one giant leap for civility," a placard above each urinal said.
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The city council lacked civility; people were often told to "shut up" during public meetings.
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Compared with life among the general prison population, the conservation camps are bastions of civility.
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Still, Shapiro isn't exactly a paragon of civility in our time of endless partisan conflict.
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We would all hope that civility is an American value that fosters a vibrant democracy.
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I think implicitly, people often believe the alternative to polarization is agreement, compromise, civility, comity.
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In this moment, he is the best hope for France, for Europe and for civility.
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Because we didn't act—we didn't call for civility when our nation sorely needed it.
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"Trump's daily lack of civility has provoked responses that are predictable but unacceptable," she said.
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We recently talked with Mr. Crenshaw about the wall, social media and civility in politics.
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Platitudes about civility and process are not the same as moderation and actual issue compromise.
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He also complained a lot about polarization and a need for a return to civility.
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While some may believe that civility is in the eye of the beholder, I believe that civility — treating people with respect and dignity — is nonnegotiable and essential for change, particularly now when bullying, abuse of power and ignoring legal rights and due process are ascendant.
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"I applaud you for keeping an air of dignity and civility in this campaign," he said.
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Fox News contributor Ari Fleischer discusses the civility feud and the Supreme Court's travel ban decision.
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And if there's one thing Bethenny Frankel couldn't care less about, it's undue civility and politeness.
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But there is a long tradition of civility and communication among U.S. presidents and former presidents.
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Can we return to a time of civility where we talk to people, not about them?
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Now, everyone when this week was about civility, everybody was calling for it, even cable news.
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I probably wouldn&apost have reacted that way or said that, but I appreciate your civility.
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"It's less a result of a breakdown in civility than a breakdown of democracy," she wrote.
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This is one of the promising types of training that we found: basic workplace civility training.
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He also argued that his focus on civility could bring new voters into the Democratic fold.
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Too often the burden of civility and amenity falls on the backs of those enduring oppression.
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Maxine Waters encouraging such public pushback, the line between civility and civil disobedience is a blur.
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Others intermingled this due process concern with more of a focus on "civility" or, as Sen.
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Lately, the tactics have become more confrontational, touching off a national debate over civility in politics.
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The other strong case for ranked-choice voting is that it generally improves civility of campaigning.
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Chuck Kennedy Kasie Hunt talks civility and how to be polite while asking the tough questions.
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What we're trying to do around here is improve the tone, the civility of the debate.
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And there's no clear sign from the White House that we'll return to civility anytime soon.
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The degradation of political civility is not exclusive to supporters or opponents of any one party.
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"I thought how it's been handled previously, with no decorum and no civility, was wrong," Sen.
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Our campuses can be places of civility and respect, even when we fiercely and deeply disagree.
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Unleash those troops not to instill fear, but as the insignia of urban civility and order.
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We have forgotten the many values we share and what it means to disagree with civility.
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In fending off Trumpism, political liberals often use the conservative language of defending norms and civility.
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Her treatment sparked a nationwide debate about civility in public between people with different political views.
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A large majority thinks civility has taken a trip out of town in the Trump years.
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Students at St. John's address each other formally in class, again to encourage civility and respect.
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But I would like to be able to address this person with civility and good manners.
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Despite the general civility on Sunday, the police are expecting the protests to intensify this week.
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The United States was not yet the United States, but already he sensed a civility problem.
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This public shunning has prompted a debate over civility, with some saying it's gone too far.
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When people talk honestly about what's broken / And communicate disagreements with civility / Problems get solved 2.
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But civility should not be the goal if better outcomes for more Americans is the cost.
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But what they can do is create inclusive cultures of civility where difference isn't a disruption.
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Well the truth is that by time King was murdered, civility had already left the room.
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For a long time I have been talking about the need for a rebirth of civility.
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Civility can return, she said, only when Democrats win control of the House or the Senate.
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"Some of you interpreted critiques of civility politics as though they justified performative cruelty," she tweeted.
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Washington responds with a rigorous debate about the tone and civility of the comedian's jokes. Perfect.
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Critics notwithstanding, Dr. Forni became a go-to commentator when matters of civility made the news.
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Ward reminds us of one of the most eloquent rejections of civility-as-niceness, the Rev.
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In the case of Conservatives Being Ousted From Restaurants, multiple conceptions of civility were at work.
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To what extent should we expect "civility," as some have put it, from our public figures?
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When he ran for mayor in 1989, it was as a figure of civility and healing.
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To talk about a crisis of "civility" in these circumstances is to deliberately obscure what's happening.
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But I sure did back his attitude, energy, civility and respect for all kinds of voters.
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On "Terrace House," the roommates conduct themselves with what I can only describe as radical civility.
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"Free and critical thinking, and civility, are fundamental to our community," they said in the statement.
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"On Rudeness" reflects on the breakdown of civility after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Lawmakers from both parties, including Hensarling, criticized her comments and called for civility among political rivals.
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Ultimately, civility is about establishing the rules of "social belonging": Whose views and interests merit consideration?
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We can hope that our next president's profound desire for both leads him to embrace civility.
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That's true whether we're hoping to reach outer space, or just a higher level of civility.
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It's been said before, but a rude press is a good press, and civility is overrated.
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And it&aposs pretty amazing that Maxine Waters would give Donald Trump the high ground on civility.
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GUTFELD: You know, Juan, there are people that believe calls for civility are incompatible with free speech.
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"We can agree or disagree, we need to do that with civility and with respect," he said.
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Herman Talmadge and James Eastland wouldn't agree on much, "at least there was some civility," he said.
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And so our members of the Democratic caucus are talking about civility, and that makes good sense.
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Both sides are too entrenched, and too invested in such attacks, to expect a return to civility.
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You have reminded many Americans of how important the strength of civility is to our nation's success.
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Will civility sweep the country in the midst of one of the meanest presidential elections in history?
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"There are certain things I put before politics, and one of them is civility," Mr. Davis said.
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But Im angry that his focus on growth led him to sacrifice security and civility for clicks.
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The ethos of the era is oppositional, to discard the superficial civility that papered over terrible injustice.
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It's almost like society has a geometry of what makes for civility, decency, trust, open-mindedness, etc.
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We are tired of being constrained by civility, tired of being constrained by rules of cultural engagement.
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Civility is not an end on its own if the practices and beliefs it upholds are unjust.
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When we came to Congress earlier this year, each of us signed a freshman pledge to civility.
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We're at the bottom of the cultural civility barrel, and I'm at the end of my rope.
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By and large, Blown Away showcases the kind of polite civility one would expect from this lot.
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Wade; if you want to harm people who are queer; well guess what: We're not doing civility.
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Surely that kind of civility and selflessness would be both food manners and good for the wold.
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Twenty percent of those polled said civility is the same as it was prior to Trump's election.
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In light of Wednesday's attack, now is the time to prioritize civility and tone down our rhetoric.
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I hope it hasn't escalated to that point and can be handled with civility off the clock.
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"These recent events speak to the need for a redoubled commitment to civility and unity," he continued.
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The "Normicon Party" favors respect for civility, stable institutions, and ethical codes that generate scorn when flouted.
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Calls for civility should never be used as a smokescreen for shifting the debate away from injustice.
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American visitors go all gaga over the civility, the kindness, the seemingly automatic niceness of the place.
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But first, President Trump must set a tone of civility in his State of the Union address.
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Bush's death, much like McCain's before him, became a metaphor for the death of civility in politics.
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Meanwhile, blame is being swapped on all sides for a perceived loss of civility in public life.
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Beyond wit and civility, there's that small matter of Canada's historic fealty to human rights and freedom.
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"For the most part, civility has been used as a vehicle for not changing things," he said.
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They're a means of enforcing speed control and civility on the road, and they can't be avoided.
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In our hyper-polarized era, demands for civility testify to the lack of faith in our institutions.
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Candidates who are true to themselves, speak truth to power and can serve with civility, courage, integrity.
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As individuals spoke out, it was a reminder that acting with civility does not mean accepting bigotry.
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And on policy and civility (which is very important to the Beltway crowd), he followed the script.
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The Quinnipiac poll took the country's pulse on issues such as civility, immigration and President Trump's character.
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She represents an era of civility and decorum that is sadly lacking in both political parties today.
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Cincinnatus and George Washington: to wander back toward civility and put the national interest of personal ambition.
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Moments like these remind me that it was civility, not incivility, that helped make Donald Trump president.
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"Civility" means whatever comforts the largest number of white Americans, no matter how much injustice it codifies.
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It is the opposite of civility and fairness and will lead only to more pain and suffering.
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Students also learn about civility as they judge the presidential debates in "Twitter parties" using the hashtag.
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Judge Kavanaugh has also formed lifelong friendships with liberals, many of whom praise his intellect and civility.
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Mr. Biden promises to take the country back to the civility and decorum of the Obama years.
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The arguments that split the town in 1917 divide it still, but within the bounds of civility.
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But thinking Mr Assad would genuinely campaign against corruption is like imagining Mr Trump crusading for civility.
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"For a party that preaches tolerance, this once again demonstrates they have very little civility," he said.
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Civility, to Dr. Forni, was not just a matter of learning and observing rules of good manners.
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Civility means less stress, which has advantages like improved health, safer driving and more productivity at work.
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" And former President Jimmy Carter said Mr. Bush's administration was "marked by grace, civility and social conscience.
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Recovering the (Lost) Art of Civility Deepening political divisions in America are spurring acts of extreme violence.
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The protective layer of civility, which makes political discourse possible, is disappearing like the ozone around Earth.
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They'd rather keep the focus on civility than the serious repercussions of their actions on our planet.
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But I'm angry that his focus on growth led him to sacrifice security and civility for clicks.
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In stressing the need for increased civility in public life, Gorsuch seeks to steer clear of politics.
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Something has been lost in our politics, they say: our civility; our ability to communicate, reason, deliberate.
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Every time that they bit him rather than agreeing to compromise, Obama gave bipartisan civility another shot.
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And when those norms of civility are violated, there should be consequences for those who violate them.
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We must find common ground to stand on before we lose all sense of civility and justice.
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I look to President Ronald Reagan when I think of a prime example of civility and leadership.
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That civility is wearing off, even if the two have not declared all-out war just yet.
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"I think Joe Biden could bring a great balance and a great civility back to our nation."
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Mr. Wurst said that what concerned him most about the D'Amato episode was the lack of civility.
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"It will literally wreak havoc on the last pillar of civility in our country," Lewis said. Rep.
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First, we should not be surprised that we are in the midst of a crisis of civility.
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This problem will not go away solely as a result of increasing bipartisan dinners and civility training.
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Indeed, the legendary decorum and civility of the Senate appears to be unraveling at an alarming rate.
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And yet, among a huge portion of our population, this registers not as civility but as insincerity.
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"We're definitely in a period in our country where there's a general decrease in civility," Tuchman said.
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The focus is on the serious business risk posed by failing to foster a culture of civility.
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Jayapal thinks the series of incidents are a symptom of the breakdown of civility in American politics.
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It takes every steward of our government to maintain civility and strengthen American democracy for the future.
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Once the threshold of civility has been breached, the evil that results should be condemned, not ranked.
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But I'm angry that his focus on growth led him to sacrifice security and civility for clicks.
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Calls for civility should be regarded with as much skepticism as Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan.
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He is the author of, among other books, The Cosmopolitan Canopy: Race and Civility in Everyday Life.
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They overlook the way civility has been used as a cudgel, providing moral cover for immoral laws.
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Civility worked, sort of, but only in combination with the background threat of much less civil tactics.
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Civility is a nice idea, but it should be the reward for securing a more just nation.
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The civility of manners is intent on lubricating our interactions, neutralizing our conflicts in a way that allows us to live peaceably together, but the civility of morals often does the opposite: It obligates us to interrogate what it means to keep the peace, and at what cost.
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THE SWAMP Despite drop-ins by Alec Baldwin, Robert De Niro, Mississippi election season sees unexpected star: civility .
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If the goal is to engineer civility, it's unavoidable to involve those who engineer it in real life.
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A report on Civility in America – produced by Weber Shandwick, Powell Tate and KRC Research – highlights the crisis.
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There is a reason we chose this date – July 12 – to designate as the National Day of Civility.
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Forbidden Fruit uses the story of Adam and Eve to explore themes of domesticity, seduction, civility, and restraint.
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In the spirit of civility, Juan, I respect the way President Obama has conducted himself since leaving office.
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Tonight, I have two strong conservative women to respond to this and talk about a call for civility.
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Dorsey's statement is emblematic of that stance, prioritizing user count, share price, and revenue over safety and civility.
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Fox Business host Trish Regan said the chants were "not right" and called for civility to be restored.
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Many calls for civility are simply calls for unilateral disarmament from those protesting injustices and abuses of power.
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Advocates of the system have pointed to this type of campaign style, saying it promotes civility in politics.
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"Many - we must admit it - don't like seeing them in this place of debate and civility," Santos said.
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Topolsky's tweets are the latest example of the left's lack of civility, which has included everything from Rep.
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Civility is a mechanism with which we can habitually learn to give everyone the benefit of the doubt.
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To be sure, the breakdown of civility is not excusable -- especially not for someone who holds elected office.
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Then there is his civility, even when insulted or traduced—another virtue burnished by comparison—plus his generosity.
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Wyzan will be the first person to admit that trolling Trump makes her feel good, civility be damned.
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In today's brutish political climate, the civility of the so-called Hollywood elite doesn't seem quite so laughable.
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But then they threw aside that veneer of civility and started aiming well-prepared zingers at each other.
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The unwillingness of many politicians even to try to bring reason and civility to an unbalanced, vitriolic conversation.
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This "both sides" equivocation has to stop, as does the obsession with civility in the face of dehumanization.
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As idyllic as it might sound, however, the call to restore civility isn't as straightforward as it appears.
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It's as if with divorce, the idea of civility has been removed and everyone can speak very honestly.
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Racial exclusion contributed directly to the partisan civility and cooperation that came to characterize twentieth-century American politics.
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"But M. Breitman's lack of civility doesn't exonerate the board from its legal and technical shortcomings," he wrote.
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But while his bipartisan civility may have been genuine, his legacy was forever tainted by his campaign tactics.
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But I hope everyone will take a breath and learn to treat each other with civility and respect.
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Pelosi has shredded decades of tradition, decorum and civility that the nation could use now more than ever.
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If it can't bring us around to empathy, maybe it can at least get us closer to civility.
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The main extent to which I would playact civility would be to pour my poison in a glass.
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What makes Ginsburg's statement remarkable is that it shows how superficial both sides of the civility argument are.
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" He added: "What we're trying to do around here is improve the tone, the civility of the debate.
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All images via YouTubeNothing undermines the Canadian myth of politeness and boring civility like our propensity to riot.
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The decision to prioritize encryption and interoperability meant, in some ways, a decision to deprioritize safety and civility.
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The balance of free expression and civility does not require complete agreement but it does require respectful disagreement.
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We often spend our periods of district work doing joint events, promoting the idea of civility and bipartisanship.
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"We have acted swiftly and decisively to demonstrate our commitment to a culture of decency, civility, and tolerance."
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Lack of civility on the campaign trail has implications — for individuals and for the nation as a whole.
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But in most areas where campaigners are calling for enforced civility (or worse, deference) they should be resisted.
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The sooner this kind of liberal civility and politesse is relegated to the dustbin of history, the better.
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What's more notable is that the Post is intent on facilitating this agenda in the name of civility.
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Your words and example of public service and civility remain a light for all Republicans and all Americans.
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That's why we are working with the National Institute for Civil Discourse to revive civility in our politics.
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Upheaval's final case is the United States, where Diamond worries most about the loss of compromise and civility.
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Why does it matter in 2019 that a Dixiecrat called him "son" and segregationists treated him with civility?
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"He embodied the characteristics we admire in a president: integrity, civility, dignity, humility," Schumer said during his speech.
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Assuming the company gets a better handle on what civility looks like, Twitter could start rewarding good behavior.
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" BREAKING: @JoeBiden responds to Dem rival criticism on comments re: "some civility" w/segregationist senators: "Apologize for what?
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Americans' lack of civility speaks to the severity of the times, to the urgency of the historical moment.
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As author and law professor Keith Bybee has suggested, American notions of civility are contradictory and highly contentious.
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Civility is simply relational currency that can help them effectively address the issues and challenges we face today.
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The rules for the online blog comments in the Herald Journal are more explicit regarding civility and intellect.
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The lack of civility has evolved to a point where simple acts of governing are becoming the exception.
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A majority of Americans in a new survey thinks civility has gotten worse since President Trump was elected.
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Gorsuch gave the Olson lecture in 2013, delivering a politically anodyne plea for civility in the legal profession.
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Third, Clinton and most Republicans believe in the politics of civility, not insult and abuse practiced by Trump.
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We must embrace this and work to repair the damage this election has done to our national civility.
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But in a world where the bar is set at or well below civility, tolerance is a problem.
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In classic Kennedy fashion, he called for civility and mutual respect in an increasingly polarized country and world.
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Maybe even a rebirth of civility, which has virtually disappeared from politics, and perhaps our culture as well.
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This may be a childish ploy, but it's appallingly successful among adults who have become accustomed to civility.
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The key themes of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" were kindness, civility and empathy, Margy Whitmer, a longtime producer, said.
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It could be political in an interesting way: the decay of civility and how it's O.K. to lie?
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A nation committed to a greater civility and unity between people from all sides of the political divide.
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Civility derives, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, from both the Latin civilitas and the Middle French civilité.
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As of this fall, however, there was widespread agreement that vile breaches of civility could beget violent ones.
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A moderate Democrat preaching civility over party quietly joins the race, assembles a strong campaign team, and wins.
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This civility, though, serves as both screen and scaffolding for the cruelty that is the society's organizing principle.
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But, Turner added, Ralph Northam would not have run this ad and believes Virginians deserve civility, not escalation.
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A champion of civility, he always kept his cool and never raised his voice in anger or frustration.
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His brother's tempestuous tenure as mayor has gone unspoken by many in a decidedly Canadian manifestation of civility.
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Fifteen years later, in this dark age for civility, a toddler's cri de coeur resonates more than ever.
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In this Trump age of gross unreason, meeting incivility with civility has felt small to me, and futile.
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There has to be something to embracing civility and interpersonal decency as ground rules for more productive discourse.
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He spoke before a roomful of House interns in March to decry the state of civility in politics.
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There are groups devoting themselves to increasing civility, from Better Angels to the National Institute for Civil Discourse.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., finding himself in an unwelcome spotlight, issued a characteristic call for civility.
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Joyce Beatty, who's a Democrat from Columbus, and I came together and created the Civility and Respect Caucus.
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Organizers have sought to characterize the movement as a broad positive public appeal for more civility in politics.
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It does not bother them because Trump exposes the disguise of civility, just as Sanders and Warren do.
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The fear that families lack the skills and civility to have constructive discussions about politics is well founded.
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On one side are those pushing the need to return to civility and politics as practiced before Trump.
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On Wednesday, Rubio bemoaned the lack of civility in American politics amid the polarizing debate on gun control.
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Its mission is to promote kindness and civility, and its founder, Amy Barnett, hopes to make a difference.
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In the video, Romney also criticized the level of national debt and the lack of civility in Washington.
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Political ideology aside, though, he would certainly look to bring civility, sobriety, and competence back to American politics.
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During his 42-year career in journalism, Mr. Hilliard championed diversity in hiring and civility in news coverage.
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The university had dissolved its former Sexual Civility and Empowerment unit earlier this year, CNN affiliate WBNS reported.
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Let go of your ego — civility means showing patience and respect towards people who think differently from you.
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When the basic norms of decency, civility and truthfulness are under threat, isn't that a silent Pearl Harbor?
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Our foremost political philosopher, in short, didn't see "civility" in politics as identical to politeness in everyday conversation.
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The challenge for all of us, especially in an environment where civility seems to be in short supply in some circles, is to find our own path to sustain our own sense of balance so that we can be the source of civility when it is lacking in our environment.
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Williams's "mere civility" demands more of us than Locke's or Hobbes's civility, in that it requires we have thicker skins about other people's rudeness or disrespect; but it also demands less of us, in that we no longer have to muster respect for, or mute our criticism of, views we abhor.
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"Thousands of people and overwhelming civility was a good day for Duluth," Police Chief Mike Tusken wrote on Facebook.
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GUTFELD: But I was going to say, there are places where you can find, like, some really good civility.
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Jack also has specifically talked to him about improving the civility of public conversation and how important that was.
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First Lady Barbara Bush will be remembered for the dignity, civility & spirit she brought to every thing she did.
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I think it is divisive, and I think it&aposs uncalled for and it&aposs totally lacking in civility.
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This includes everything from IT modernization to staff diversity and recruitment, to increasing transparency, improving civility and congressional operations.
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While proponents argue the new system will inspire civility in politics, opponents say the process is unconstitutional and confusing.
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But quick insults and "clap-back" receive much more social media attention than calls for civility and self-examination.
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During his two decades in Congress, the affable Walden developed a reputation for civility and working across the aisle.
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Some welcomed the call for civility, while others saw it as further evidence of the coddling of young Americans.
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What is left behind is a pervasive sense that beneath the veneer of civility, something wilder is always lurking.
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Donald Trump has already bent the electoral process, the media and the boundaries of basic civility to his whims.
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At a time of polarized and coarsening politics, O'Rourke, 46, casts himself as a beacon of civility and compassion.
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William Milliken, who served from 1969 to 1983, cited the need for "tolerance, civility and equality" in his decision.
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He'll occasionally throw her a bone of civility, as he did in 2012 when O'Donnell had a heart attack: .
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Civility without solid ethical foundations, in contrast, will be as useful as a bandaid slapped over a broken bone.
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That seems to be, by the way, the definition of civility offered by too many congressional Republicans right now.
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Conservative politicians and several editorials decided that this was the moment to lament the lack of "civility" in America.
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The see-sawing between "we need more civility" and "we need less political correctness" is really something to behold.
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One that espouses kindness, civility, decorum — things I think Americans and people around the world truly want and crave.
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It all started when 2020 election frontrunner Biden, while explaining how he missed "civility" in politics, reminisced about Sens.
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It was a fitting coda for a plea for unity, mutual respect and at least a modicum of civility.
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"I think there's a real hunger for people to find civility in politics again," says the Fox Nation host.
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Republicans have been using Trump's tweets to claim the mantle of civility, while distancing themselves from their ultimate creation.
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The sign advertises a few different coffee deals that customers can get for behaving with different levels of civility.
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A champion of bipartisan civility, Wexner told a hometown audience that he was "fed up" with the Republican Party.
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Treating the opposition with civility and respect is the first step toward actually getting things done and solving problems.
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Overall, there seemed to be a consensus that civility online was bound to get worse before it got better.
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Ben Carson is calling his Republican rivals to meet and discuss the "lack of civility" in the presidential race.
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He used the word "short" to indicate these people were coming up short on civility, intellect and common sense.
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The rest of us can rejoice in seeing the message of tolerance and civility winning the battle of ideas.
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Jay Silveria, summoned everyone there for a stirring speech, a defense of tolerance and civility that quickly went viral.
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That this is part of the respect and civility they have to show to political figures while covering them.
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Hong Kong police, traditionally known for their civility and restraint, have enjoyed a mutual respect with Hong Kong residents.
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Defying conventions of political civility, Mr. Trump leveled cutting criticism at a beauty pageant winner, Alicia Machado, whom Mrs.
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We must listen more to those with whom we disagree, and ask that they show us the same civility.
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In fact, calls for civility historically are efforts to stifle struggles for improvement, to impede the progress of history.
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When Trump and the Republicans decry the lack of civility, they desire the absence of politics; the status quo.
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Just 6 percent of Americans think civility is better now, and 20 percent think it has stayed the same.
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Donald Trump's presidential campaign is a revolution in manners, a rejection of the civility codes of the educated class.
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Lawmakers tried to patch things up later in the hearing, after a sharp admonishment on civility from freshman Rep.
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That faux civility almost succeeds despite our revulsion — we're relieved they're shot like soldiers and not hanged as traitors.
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Perhaps more importantly from the entertainment industry's point of view, Trump won the presidency while violating norms of civility.
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"Trump's daily lack of civility has provoked responses that are predictable but unacceptable," Pelosi wrote in a Monday tweet.
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Many politicians are focusing less on the substance of the divisive comments than on the general decline in civility.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ) made news last week by calling for more civility from politicians and especially President Trump.
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Leaders of both parties paid tribute to his civility and bipartisanship, saying the country could use more of that.
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And if you don't think that charm, etiquette, manners, civility and grace have a place in today's White House?
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The older meanings live on in Thomas Hobbes's treatise on political philosophy, "Leviathan," perhaps the ground zero of civility.
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" Mr. Brennan wrote: "It's astounding how often you fail to live up to minimum standards of decency, civility, & probity.
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In play-acting like Trump, Schumer launched yet another partisan "civility" conversation but buried his real message in noise.
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But I'm still in favor of basic civility — and small talk about vacation plans struck me as thoroughly innocuous.
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They will reminisce over the comity and civility that permeated both Houses up to and including the Reagan presidency.
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About 90 percent of the respondents said the United States was failing to achieve or only partly achieving civility.
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Biden, Bloomberg, and Steyer, however, seem to be focusing on Trump's penchant for lying and general lack of civility.
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My call for greater civility and dialogue may have been the least successful argument I made to the committee.
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Another important aspect of Professor Porath's research is the extent to which a leader's civility engenders respect and admiration.
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What will they do to restore what most Americans long for -- a politics of civility, cooperation and common purpose.
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When they arrived, the Canyon and Colorado ushered in a new era of refinement and civility in the class.
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Let's make a New Year's resolution, as a country, to work together to revive civility in our political system.
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That's when I drop the civility routine and I'm like WAIT EXCUSE ME THOSE ARE *MY* ENGLISH MUFFINS ACTUALLY.
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And when they talk about civility, they seem to be thinking of dinner table conversations rather than student protest.
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In the second debate, it took a citizen sitting in the audience to squeeze in a question about civility.
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At the end of the hearing, Schiff even thanked Republicans for civility, noting they participated "in a serious way."
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Discussing the "outsider" persona of the Creature can lead to rich and meaningful conversations about civility, diversity and acceptance.
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If meaningful civic friendship is impossible, we can make do with mere civility — sharing drinks and watching the game.
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But this issue goes beyond the question of whether or not the Hamilton cast violated anyone's norms of civility.
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There will be a lot of takes, I expect, castigating the tone of political discourse and calling for civility.
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But after three administration officials were confronted at restaurants in separate incidents last week, calls for civility have flourished.
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HUNTSMAN: -- where we are right now in this country and -- and the lack of civility and the lack of respect.
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"We've reached a place where we need to restore a level of civility to our conversations," she told the crowd.
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So, if appeals to civility, decency and conscience won&apost work, then perhaps an appeal to base political pragmatism will.
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Florida attorney general Pam Bondi, she attended a showing of Mister Rogers, documentary ironically is all about civility and kindness.
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Despite the raucous and divided crowd, it's clear that the vast majority of Democratic voters want civility in the race.
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Still, none of the company's anti-harassment measures have gone far enough to curtail abuse or improve civility on Twitter.
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Moreover, if art cannot create spaces for these types of conversations, where will civility and discourse about difficult issues live?
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If you counsel them on civility, they'll be well-equipped to reach across the aisle once they reach Capitol Hill.
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Etzion emphasizes that maintaining civility is usually possible, even if things towards the end of the relationship were really awful.
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I reminded him of a decision I made years ago after the theater incident: Civility is the price of admission.
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The big picture: Wagner's comments are the latest to draw attention to a larger partisan debate about civility in politics.
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Their presence as eulogists was a clear signal from McCain of his desire for more civility and bipartisanship in Washington.
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AND BASICALLY, WHAT YOU'VE JUST DESCRIBE IS A LEVEL OF CIVILITY AND COMMON LANGUAGE TO ADDRESS A VERY SERIOUS PROBLEM.
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The AAP brand of political discourse is bereft of political civility, is disruptive and faces a deficit in public trust.
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Trump will say something racist, and many on the right will object, decrying a lack of civility on all sides.
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He gets to the heart of Thatcher-era London, with its "thin surface of civility covering deep pools of aggression".
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Civility is the hard work of staying present even with those with whom we have deep-rooted and fierce disagreements.
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But the Dirtbag Left has no use for civility, and instead wants to counter the alt-right's mudslinging in kind.
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Our country yearns for civility and community, which has substantial implications for addressing diversity and culture in a globalized world.
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The new wave of swearing isn't the cause of a breakdown in civility, but a symptom of a national crisis.
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But I, along with most Democratic members of Congress I know, respect him for his civility, decency and moral principles.
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The ideology of civility means highlighting the humanity of figures like Kavanaugh, rather than the likely impact of their policies.
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He has been credited with championing civility and compromise in Congress during an era of acrid partisanship in U.S. politics.
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Lectures about civility require taking the high road and that certainly isn't the place Democrats and their activists currently stand.
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Part of the Times' own version of civility is the pose of distance from the competing sides of partisan politics.
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That is not to say that words cannot lead to action, but that does not mean that civility is dead.
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Whatever civility the Mississippi senator extended to a young white Northerner like him did not reach his own black constituents.
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"It's 2019 & @JoeBiden is longing for the good old days of 'civility' typified by James Eastland," he wrote on Twitter.
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He added, however, that he's hoping Democrats and Republicans can "return to a level of civility" in the next Congress.
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His reception would have been even worse but for the civility of those in the communities his decisions had betrayed.
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Democrats like House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called Waters' statements "unacceptable," but blamed it all on Trump's lack of civility.
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Kavanaugh, 54, referred to Kennedy's emphasis on civility in dealing his court colleagues and the lawyers who argued before him.
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Mostly, these rules have been, and continue to be, an attempt to establish a veneer of civility in uncivil endeavors.
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Despite the images of violence, there were also examples of civility and unity shared, and Gray's family denounced the violence.
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Adopting Roberts' judge-as-umpire metaphor, Kavanaugh's mantra has been neutrality, civility and humility: "We're not bigger than the game."
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One longtime executive at the Weinsteins' company, Miramax, said that Harvey Weinstein had "zero compassion, empathy, civility," the memo said.
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The green-nosers at Disney got the highest grade, an A-. All this onboard civility is probably not an accident.
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Clinton proclaim political civility dead until her team wins again is unlikely to prove an inspirational message for these voters.
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Its belief in the benefits of civility and diversity does not override its commitment to free speech and independent thought.
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Flouting "civility" has been essential to almost every major social movement, and particularly so for the activists who sparked them.
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I think it's sometimes worth doing, but not often, and maybe universities should have unenforceable "civility" guidelines counseling against it.
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In Biden's case, Republicans are deeply under the spell of Donald Trump, who is uniquely hostile to civility and consensus.
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Mr. Bush's death has quieted a raucous political system as it honors him for a civility it no longer possesses.
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" He embodied, Mr. Updegrove added, "the humility, civility and self-sacrifice of the best of the World War II generation.
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When facts, civility, character and overt lying are either dismissed or ignored, there is no room for a reasonable discussion.
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The hope is that by spending time together and working in common, they will discover tools of civility and compromise.
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But in play-acting like Trump, he launched yet another partisan "civility" conversation, and buried his real message in noise.
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They fought hard and tried to win, but there were clear lines of civility and propriety they would not cross.
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Saying "bless you" in response to a sneeze is part of the civility that underlies many of our social mores.
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But the more he sees, the more the normally affable Will suffers inside, his civility giving way to confused rage.
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He made his bones in the more trollish quarters of the internet, where civility is a laughable and dead tradition.
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In the United States today, it seems all politics has become entirely situational, and Republicans have put party over civility.
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He was an oasis of civility in a news media that thrived on excited headlines, gotcha questions and noisy confrontations.
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A call for civility by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. underscores the delicate balance he is trying to maintain.
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And it did not always feel that that same civility and decorum and respect for the institution was being exhibited.
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" The Michigan Democrat doubled down after she faced backlash from Republicans questioning her civility and decorum, saying she was "#unapologeticallyMe.
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But we know we cannot look to him as an example of how to lead on the issue of civility.
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It is right to decry this culture of intolerance and advocate for civility and engagement instead of boycotts and reprisals.
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In fact, the demise of civility is one of the very few things that almost everyone seems to agree on.
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McCain is routinely trying to weaponize her white tears, her father's legacy, her plea for civility — and it never works.
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Or were they the ones demanding civility, in the form of simple recognition of the lives of people with AIDS?
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One response to these complexities is to abandon the quest for civility, deeming it a historically fanciful, hopelessly imprecise ideal.
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Whether you will be spending time with family, friends or even strangers, give the gift of civility this holiday season.
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A liberal, grass-roots movement aims to support civility, equality and a candidate to undercut Matteo Salvini's anti-migrant rhetoric.
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What is more, customers avoid businesses whose employees demonstrate a lack of civility, whether toward them or toward each other.
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No. I could have done without the random "civility" question about the recent "lock him up" Trump chants,for example.
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Despite the disappointment and feelings of grievances, Americans have come to expect a certain level of civility in political life.
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That is why we are now joining together and taking action to restore civility and respect in our political discourse.
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The Skeksis know that civility is always a veneer that can fall away the moment status and survival are threatened.
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It is the collapse of decency -- of the veneer of civility -- in the American system itself, and that is terrifying.
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The archbishop of Gdansk, Slawoj Leszek Glodz, told the crowd it was time for civility to return to public life.
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TREATING PEOPLE WELL: The Extraordinary Power of Civility at Work and in Life by Lea Berman and Jeremy Bernard (Scribner).
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"It's 2019 & @JoeBiden is longing for the good old days of 'civility' typified by James Eastland," Mr. de Blasio wrote.
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Civility is more than just political politeness, although it is a significant first step, but it is primarily, according to the Institute for Civility in Government, disagreeing without being disrespectful, seeking the common good as a starting point on areas of differences and finding that common ground or "overlapping consensus" when an impasse occurs.
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JASHINSKY: And how are we supposed to get back to civility when Samantha Bee is getting awards for advancing social causes.
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Despite Iowa's reputation of civility, the campaign season there and in other early states has been punctuated by moments of violence.
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It was a moment that some called extraordinary for the basic level of civility shown during this tumultuous time in politics.
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Rather than showcasing the civility he keeps talking about with Republicans, he has taken a much more adversarial stance with liberals.
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Instead, his crusade to restore civility to America's tortured political life is exemplified by his past relationship with two segregationist senators.
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Flake is the retiring Never Trump Republican, torn between his crusade for civility and decency and his allegiance to the GOP.
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" Northam's spokesperson told the Washington Post the candidate "would not have run this ad and believes Virginians deserve civility, not escalation.
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Those marchers standing up for civility, politeness and decorum—old-fashioned conservative values—will find the next four years hard going.
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Yet we still seem allergic to civil discourse—and just plain civility—which could lift us out of our dyspeptic tantrums. . . .
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Maybe for a Few Days ... The death of President George Bush, known for his civility, has kindled a nostalgia for compromise.
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"In the end, it came down to doing what's right and upholding our values of inclusion, tolerance and civility," he said.
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" NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio: "It's 2019 & [Biden] s longing for the good old days of "civility" typified by James Eastland.
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Having served on the House ethics committee, Mr Deutch noticed that divvying up seats evenly between the two sides fostered civility.
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They talk about new eras of civility and bipartisanship that have no chance of surviving the realities of a polarized Washington.
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As civility has eroded from the presidential race, the anger has become evident in classrooms, cubicles, and conference rooms across America.
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There's a certain lack of civility and common sense, a complete exaggeration of name calling and triviality [that] is just astounding.
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Unsurprisingly, the relationships of those who tried to be friends because of unresolved romantic desires and civility did not end well.
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Whether they can recapture that spirit of civility -- even just for one night in this soul-crushing campaign -- is anyone's guess.
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" When designed well, it should "promote community, allegiance, and civility, while at the same time encouraging diversity in discourse and vision.
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But Clinton told CNN's Jake Tapper that Trump has "lowered the bar" for civility in using aggressive rhetoric at his rallies.
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I think fandom in many ways is following the trend in the world in general of less civility and more toxicity.
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The early feminist struggles rested on a baseline of civility; there's only so much you can scream without losing your voice.
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The judge lauded the two families in the case for acting with civility and urged them to continue conducting themselves appropriately.
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In the aftermath of last week's shooting, members on both sides of the aisle have called for a return to civility.
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These are the principles of a kind of vigorous civility that is essential for our campuses and ultimately for our society.
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Describing a "poisonous political climate that pushes people away from participating in our public life," Obama appealed for civility in government.
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Instead of demanding civility, our aspiring leaders are feeding the anger and frustration of citizens to the detriment of us all.
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The response of mainstream liberals to these tactics on the right has been to double down on the importance of civility.
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Trump and Cruz Get PersonalRepublican frontrunners Donald Trump and Ted Cruz finally dropped the mutual civility at a feisty GOP debate.
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That means coming together, finding agreement in the midst of discord, and setting a tone of civility when savagery reigns supreme.
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It would be better for our national literacy, our local advocacy, our general civility and the future etiquette of our children.
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Eric told Breitbart News that it showed a lack of civility from the Democrats, and "sickness and desperation" on their part.
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If the president, hypothetically, proclaimed that he was replacing "National Tartan Day" with "National Mutual Civility Day," this would be good.
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Tlaib received pushback from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, with Republicans calling for "civility" following her remarks about Trump.
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But her husband's track record on civility and positivity runs directly counter to the "Be Best" message she unveiled on Monday.
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But despite all the pleas for more civility in politics, these discussions miss something more fundamental: what is driving all this.
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The obvious danger, of course, is that Trump is not just razing the standards of civil language, but of civility itself.
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The new social media particularly have enabled societal decency, civility and morality to be defined down on the networks they provide.
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In 243, he was the recipient of the Allegheny College Prize for Civility in Public Life along with fellow Texas Rep.
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It suggests UN entities take a more proactive approach in setting standards for respectful behavior through workplace civility and training programs.
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Like it or not, the American public as a whole is going to want more civility from their politics, not less.
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Second, If the Trump administration would like to be treated with civility, it should lead from the front, modeling this behavior.
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"But so much of the criticism of me is so gender-based," Conway added, while encouraging increased civility in policy debates.
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At the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress, we have launched a Commission on Civility and Effective Governance.
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Though it's beyond her means, she becomes determined to own the same dress, which she believes connotes authority, civility and respectability.
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Through his public pronouncements, messages, and tweets he has the opportunity to encourage a more positive dialogue and help promote civility.
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Partisanship aside, the majority of members in both parties felt they would have little trouble maintaining civility with their political counterparts.
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Weber Shandwick and Powell Tate, in partnership with KRC Research, recently released a report on the state of civility in America.
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Now, however, these tech giants are caving to public pressure and have anointed themselves as referees of civility, fairness and truth.
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It is a strange point at which to start the repair and move toward the possible return to civility and constructiveness.
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Now's not a time to ask for civility, and the current leadership we've had in California has been tepid, at best.
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" Former CIA director John Brennan: "It's astounding how often you fail to live up to minimum standards of decency, civility, & probity.
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"Civility" means that even the most horrible systems of oppression should be dismantled slowly and gradually rather than all at once.
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In their time, as it is in ours, civility was defined by the powerful and used like a club by tyrants.
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Placing civility as a value above all else can also result in the spread of well-masked yet truly toxic ideas.
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Playboy operated with a patina of civility that granted the average man a presumption of pleasure that went one way — his.
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The code had helped restrain self-interest, support a responsible civic culture and maintain enough civility to enable government to function.
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In addition to his demonstrable indecency, cruelty and lack of civility, President Trump has jealously sunk into the depths of pettiness.
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He continues to portray Democrats as bad people, and although he occasionally calls for civility, his rallies are anything but civil.
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But the Democratic culture of intra-party civility and deference to party elders has frayed significantly over the past few years.
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In this world, the reactions of those pundits to Castro's attack have revealed how comically hollow Democratic civility discourse can be.
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Democracy depends on customs and norms as well as written rules; civility and comity as well as up-or-down votes.
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Democrats spend very little time making this case because defending tradition, manners and civility sometimes cuts against the modern progressive temper.
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And he debases the currencies of civility and normal politics to the point where we are all sinking to his level.
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"It's my hope that he lives up to his rhetoric in regards to civility and respect for the institution," she said.
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Some readers (me included) like the tone of civility and seriousness the titles convey; others find them old-fashioned and stodgy.
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He's one of many being sued by game companies worldwide, raising questions about copyright law and the policing of online civility.
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His daughter Brett said he graded the last papers for his spring courses, Nobility and Civility and Asian Humanities, in May.
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Ms. Wolf's performance divided the chattering classes, with some Washingtonians lamenting her lack of civility and many comedians cheering her on.
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Kudlow also called for an increase in civility and respect in political discourse, predicting it will give way to more bipartisanship.
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And disagreement may not close down the dialogue because of the civility that arises from a shared activity and shared space.
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He gave the speech, ignored the protestors who questioned his independence, and dedicated part of his talk that day to civility.
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Democrats like Joe Biden who play by the rules of civility and bipartisanship aren't just falling prey to the insidious manipulation.
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Several poll respondents expressed growing unease about race and civility, even if they had not directly experienced or seen racist acts.
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He has wreaked havoc on political civility and is putting American democratic institutions through the most robust stress test in decades.
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He was also able to do something that Republicans battered at town meetings might envy: He thanked everyone for their civility.
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Unfortunately, over the past year, Americans are feeling the strain from an overall decline in civility when it comes to politics.
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Echoing the themes in "Mastering Civility," George W. Bush's former C.I.A. director expressed concerns over the demoralizing impact of such comments.
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Both civility and character have been political standards that Americans have used to judge the body of politics in this country.
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In short, the Civility and Respect Caucus is about listening to each other, because often the conversations alone make us better.
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One may encounter, with Oryon, the reserves of fear and bias that are only partly concealed by a veil of civility.
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"Civility is the idea that you're not always going to agree but you still have to make it work," he said.
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Pakistan's political polarization is so intense and the decline of civility so acute that supporters of Mr. Khan's P.T.I. described Mrs.
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Several of the former VP's rivals jumped in with criticism after reports that Biden seemed to celebrate the civility of Sen.
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How Roblox is moving ahead with its digital civility initiative In the wake of a disturbing virtual sexual assault in Roblox, a virtual community for children, the company is ramping up moderation efforts, Dean Takahashi reports: Bhaumik hired Laura Higgins, an online safety expert in the United Kingdom, as Roblox's first director of digital civility in January.
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Dr. Forni was a faculty member at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore when, in 1997, he became the principal founder of the Johns Hopkins Civility Project, which not only examined the importance of civility in human society but also encouraged the practice of it on campuses and in communities through campaigns with bumper stickers, buttons and speaking programs.
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"I think it is John McCain imparting a lesson in civility by asking the two men who defeated him to speak, as an example to America that differences in political views and contests shouldn't be so important that we lose our common bonds and the civility that is, or used to be, a hallmark of American democracy," Duprey said.
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"In an experiment starting today, Twitter is publicizing its rules, to test whether this improves civility," Benesch and Matias wrote on Medium.
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Biden's friendship with McCain is more than a bromance; it's a symbol of America's aspirational politics — one that values bipartisanship and civility.
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You may not recognize it in the midst of the current chaos in Washington, but Thursday is the National Day of Civility.
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When you talked about civility, could you sit there with a straight face in terms of ... Peter Kafka: She's doing it now.
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"[I] certainly hope that we see this pattern of civility, at least at key moments in the nation's history, survive," she added.
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But next, tamping down the rhetoric, the call for civility and the lowering of the volume on both sides of the aisle.
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Riffing on civility, Biden told an audience of about 100 people Tuesday night that he is uniquely able to bring people together.
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Bush, the 41st U.S. president, was remembered as a patrician figure who represents a bygone era of bipartisan civility in American politics.
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And lastly, I&aposve got to ask you about this in the context of the civility feud in politics at the moment.
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Russia has all but dropped any pretence of civility with America and Europe; China sticks to the notion of "win-win" relations.
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"Donnelly was doing his job and doing it with his characteristic civility," National Press Club President Jeff Ballou said in a statement.
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This civility problem is nothing new, but it's a persistent problem that Wikipedia—and online communities in general—have yet to solve.
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"I urge Beijing to choose the path of peace, respect, and civility by resuming dialogue with Taiwan's democratically elected administration," he said.
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Reddit has struggled with staff departures and user revolts over the years as it tries to balance freedom of expression with civility.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News, the organization said it had leveled the ban to maintain "respect and civility" on the platform.
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And the media organizations that used to shape public conversations — and were dedicated to an appearance of civility — have shrunk in influence.
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Indeed, transforming a conversation about systematic injustice into a conversation about civility towards the powerful is exactly what many of them want.
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Rubio: Either watch what you say and speak with civility— Trump: Or pop off at the mouth and just deny accountability Jeb!
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We need to get better at finding ways to disagree on matters of policy while agreeing on questions of decency and civility.
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Frans Timmermans, first vice president of the European Commission, said Americans had chosen "hope over fear, civility over rudeness, inclusion over racism".
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He suspects it was due to a tweetstorm about civility in the aftermath of the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh that went viral.
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When considering how ethical reflection can cultivate civility and help stymie information disorder, biomass pyramids provide a helpful, if unexpected, entry point.
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But with the appalling lack of civility during this year's election, a few monsters of our past are returning to wreak havoc.
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The company surveyed over 11,103 global internet users in May of 2018 to measure the general level of civility across the internet.
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The Wickverse is a wildly creative, elaborately detailed pulp realm of rules, codes of conduct, Masonic hierarchies, and even old-world civility.
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Greg Gianforte, the incoming Republican congressman from Montana who "body slammed" reporter Ben Jacobs, called for renewed civility in politics on Friday.
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Kinzinger pleaded with his followers to "restore our civility" in the wake of the shooting, which left Scalise and four others injured.
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The lack of civility, not from her end, but from others and the circumstances that have led to her attitude is troubling.
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In the deaths of figures such as George H.W. Bush there's another opportunity to prize the civility we lament as having passed.
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While fans can often enforce basic rules of civility like our four Wrigley friends, there remains a serious problem with unruly fans.
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Democratic leaders distanced themselves from those remarks, but the incidents and Waters' comments have sparked a national debate over civility and protests.
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As people attempt in the coming days to define President Bush, they will characterize him as wise, gracious and committed to civility.
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Beginning with that first common devotion, and continuing through morning prayer and occasional sermons, Duché brought unity and civility to the Congress.
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It's sure to keep the culture wars — and the debate over civility — alive for another week following the controversy with Samantha Bee.
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The filibuster is the last of these institutional drivers of civility, and unlike the other, is within the control of the Senate.
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Civility, always a tenuous thing, cannot be quickly restored in a society that has learned to hate in public, at full throttle.
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Some saw the lost virtue of civility in politics; others, the unlikely friendships that blossom at the rarefied heights of public life.
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The reason Chinese people in Hong Kong and Taiwan were able to protect a culture of civility and relative freedom is political.
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And with every Trump tweet and increasingly provocative policy statement that seems designed to divide the electorate, the civility continues to slide.
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A recent NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll found that seven in 85033 Americans believe the level of civility in Washington has worsened.
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To try and disrupt this troubling trend, we have put forward bipartisan legislation, H. Res 400, creating a National Day of Civility.
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Leaders should reassure employees that, despite political incivility and the rise of incivility in society, their workplace culture embraces civility and diversity.
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But Trump has crossed all barriers of precedent and civility, from waging an openly racist campaign to loose talk about nuclear weapons.
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Mike Myers at state dinner at WH, when asked about 2016 race, tells me what US can learn from Canada: "Civility." pic.twitter.
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Nevertheless, this is the year 2016, so one would expect the world to have achieved peak civility and understanding by this point.
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The National Institute for Civil Discourse has worked diligently throughout this election to revive civility and get our nation back on track.
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" Leno said he'd like to see "a bit of civility come back" and expressed reservations that "everyone has to know your politics.
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Unless for these silent Republicans, respect, honesty, civility, decency and humanity are no longer virtues they deem important to teach their children.
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The rivals surrounding him followed suit, adopting a tone of civility in one final attempt to derail the frontrunner at the polls.
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On that front, Roblox is working with digital safety leaders in both France and Germany, as part of its Digital Civility Initiative.
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If they can't show you the same level of civility in return, it may be time to enlist the help of others.
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From that kind of civility flows reasoned debate, which builds trust in each other's motivations, eventually enabling cooperation and unity of effort.
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And right now, white people tired of the ongoing battle for all manners of equality, of civility, appear to have switched sides.
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Close quarters among guests and crew demand constant interaction, which results in one of the best qualities of a leisure cruise: civility.
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Traditions of compromise and civility have given way to a zero-sum, winner-take-all approach that is now out of control.
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First, the existing definitions of bipartisan leadership, civility, and statesmanship are far too forgiving of racism, homophobia, and other forms of marginalization.
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"I think all of us value the fact that there can be no resolution without courtesy and civility and humor," she said.
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To both get the urgent business of governing done and uphold civility, he needed a partner across the aisle to broker deals.
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THE STONE The influential philosopher and educator, who died Friday, exemplified the spirit of engagement, uncompromising thought and civility we need today.
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In the spirit of civility, they made a bet: If the Chargers beat the Patriots on Sunday, Lopez will feed Walchef's staff.
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It also shattered a veneer of civility and security in one of the safest and most highly developed countries in the world.
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But these arguments are not genuine: The bogus "civility" argument has arisen because conservatives are losing on the content of the arguments.
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He wants a return to civility and to be able to go to work without feeling the drain of such negative discourse.
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The era when American officials, even at times of disagreement, managed to keep a minimum of civility with their allies is over.
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The Sardine leaders say they have no intention of becoming a political party and instead want to promote civility and counter populism.
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For one, the addition of such revered and respected "voices" would allow us to regain some semblance of civility in public discourse.
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To be clear, Congressman, I am not making some old and familiar naive call for a return to "civility" in our politics.
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But this is a perfect example of how the veneer of political civility minimizes the true damage caused by extremists like King.
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"She would be appalled at the lack of civility by Mr. Trump," Rohrabacher said during a Monday interview with MSNBC's Chris Jansing.
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His wife, who now holds his seat, called for civility as she faced her first Christmas in 38 years without her husband.
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But because the threats to truth, civility, rational thought and brotherly love coming from the White House have prompted a huge counterreaction.
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Having women as political leaders results in better government, more bipartisan ventures and more civility — something we could really use right now.
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"A lot of other universities don't teach civility or intellectual openness anymore," Trump told the crowd, according the Forth Worth Star-Telegram.
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But complaints about Castro's lack of civility don't alter the fact that an "automatic buy-in" doesn't make a lot of sense.
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The civility of segregation was upheld by the threat of violence, a threat King helped make clear through his program of resistance.
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It is not too late to return to statesmanship, decency and civility – but it will take all of us to advance the cause.
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It was a head-spinning display of civility between two men who just a few days ago were openly mocking each other. 2.
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And when you talk about civility, you can&apost help -- you can&apost say to a bunch of people you sold your souls.
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It would reveal that his stirring speeches of civility and defense of institutions and living above partisan politics were nothing but empty air.
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Shapiro spoke with Bill Maher on Friday night's episode of HBO's "Real Time" over a discussion on civility in a politically charged America.
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Biden has long touted a dedication to working on the inside, maintaining civility and forming bonds with even those he vehemently disagrees with.
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Coming on too strong may, ironically, grate against the ideals of civility and mutual respect these teachers find so lacking in Mr Trump.
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Still nothing could've prepared us for Marie Louise's first encounter with Reese Witherspoon's Madeline, which turned suburban civility into an all-out bloodsport.
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He's talked at length abut how he sees Facebook as a town square that offers a platform for diverse voices while retaining civility.
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He hopes that the positive feedback his question has been receiving will inspire candidates to take something away from his call for civility.
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We won't have the major ideological realignment, or the comprehensive return of civility, that the most optimistic students of transpartisanship have hoped for.
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We're committing Twitter to help increase the collective health, openness, and civility of public conversation, and to hold ourselves publicly accountable towards progress.
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Now, by interrogating the narrative of civility, we are actually able to bring the conversation back to the issue of immigration at hand.
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While stressing the importance of "civility" in politics, Biden recalled how he'd worked productively alongside two segregationist senators, including the virulent racist Sen.
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The Woman Bringing Civility to Open Source ProjectsAda Coraline wrote the Contributor Covenant, a code of conduct for open source projects in 2014.
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We've always believed that civility is a vital element of our democracy, but in today's heated climate, we need it more than ever.
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And brave they were, because they comprised only a small minority, and, beneath the civility, the views of the majority were often vitriolic.
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Researchers also pinpointed four reasons participants gave for why they would stay friends with an ex: security, practicality, civility, and unresolved romantic desires.
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He noted comments made by the former Obama administration official while discussing the "lack of civility" he says he notices on the left.
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In the hours following the discovery of the packages, lawmakers from both parties were quick to denounce political violence and call for civility.
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Crenshaw appeared on the show the next week to accept Davidson's apology and make a plea for civility and understanding, particularly toward veterans.
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The article was widely mocked for being completely beside the point: An extraordinary example of the dynamic I call the perfidy of civility.
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The public confrontations ignited debates surrounding civility in politics and the correct way to protest policies and people with which one doesn't agree.
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Don't get me wrong, I think any of the Democratic candidates would bring much-needed dignity, civility and honor back to our country.
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After all, Mr. Towles's 2011 debut novel, "Rules of Civility," takes place amid the haunts of cafe and Nescafé society in 1930s Manhattan.
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I tell the people about the efficient air-conditioning and the civility of the children who shake hands when they are in preschool.
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Defying modern conventions of political civility and language, Mr. Trump has breached the boundaries that have long constrained Americans' public discussion of race.
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The President is a name-caller by nature, lacking natural civility or respect, ultimately, for anyone's opinion unless it is also his own.
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At Wednesday's press conference, Cruz decried O'Rourke's attacks, suggesting the hypocrisy of making "personal" jabs while also calling for the need for civility.
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A PBS NewsHour/NPR/Marist Poll out early Monday found that 22019 percent of Americans think civility has gotten worse since Trump's election.
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For Biden, it was his boast of working with avowed segregationists in the Senate in the name of civility and getting things done.
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Futile though it may be, I'm going to try to bring some civility to this town and help with your most troubling problems.
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In the wake of a deluge of horrific right-wing terrorism, it's hard to imagine a worse response than that kind of civility.
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Why it matters: Trump's attacks, though not uncommon, come as both Democrats and Republicans reflect on the state of civility in public discourse.
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This fall, I have been working with the National Institute for Civil Discourse on a project to measure civility in the presidential debates.
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Nixon hated the press and the press hounded him, but there was a degree of public civility and some protocol accompanying the relationship.
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The congressmen talked politics, ate fast food, sang Johnny Cash, and later won a Prize for Civility in Public Life from Allegheny College.
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For Biden, who has made civility a key component of his campaign, moments like that could hurt him in Midwest states and beyond.
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