I would just see how demonized Muslims were and how demonized Arabs were.
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Teddy Schleifer: If Silicon Valley's about to be pretty strongly regulated, demonized, you know, what industry actually might know a lot about being demonized, regulated?
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"We have demonized contacts with Russia," Pickering told CNN Thursday.
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In the process, they have demonized minorities and progressive values.
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Fans demonized him and basically ran him out of town.
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While some ignored Grace in their criticisms, others demonized her.
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His fans say Rivas exaggerated and the media demonized him.
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They're constantly demonized, blamed for everything from crime to terrorism.
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"It's not demonized, but it's not so practiced," she said.
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You can look at how Linda Sarsour is routinely demonized.
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Mr. Garcia said the weapon had been demonized and misrepresented.
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So often the commercial habits of black people are demonized.
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In India, Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party has demonized Muslims.
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Then for whatever reason, those folks seem to be demonized.
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This idea has become demonized or, maybe among small groups.
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"Success has been more demonized this year than applauded," he said.
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It's never easy coming face to face with people you've demonized.
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We will not be demonized and we are nobody's punching bag.
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Because they reveal these insecurities to us, refugees are easily demonized.
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Gun owners shouldn't be demonized and pushed out of the discussion.
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It's been demonized in a way that doesn't reflect its pharmacology.
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It's not just foreigners fleeing persecution who are being demonized, though.
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Also unlike many national Democrats, he has not demonized the president.
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Often, migrants and refugees are "demonized and attacked," Mr. Guterres said.
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Now anyone who dares to challenge the status quo is demonized.
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They would be saying it's OK Trump demonized Latinos, Muslims and immigrants.
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"Suspension is an important tool, it should not be demonized," Bailey said.
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The potato has been unfairly demonized—it's actually a potent hunger tamer.
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Pain patients, meanwhile, have also argued their drugs are being unfairly demonized.
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No other plant in human history has been as demonized as coca.
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They've been demonized as predators by both religious conservatives and radical feminists.
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While he was demonized by conservative newspapers, on Facebook Corbyn was trending.
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And Muslims aren't the only community that is being demonized en masse.
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"We've so demonized working with your hands in this country," he said.
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It is a worldview where dissent is demonized and pride supersedes fact.
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That's also how long they have been demonized and punished for it.
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For years, the party has demonized judges as unreconstructed Communists and obstructionists.
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And he has demonized his leftist detractors as enemies of the people.
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Rinse and repeat until everybody gets tired, demonized, traumatized or sufficiently intimidated.
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In America, our communities are otherized or demonized, fetishized or deemed dangerous.
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"The election demonized Trump," she said in the late-October television interview.
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Although demonized in popular culture, rattlesnakes play a vital role in their ecosystems.
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In the now-infamous announcement, he demonized Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals.
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Cannabis and cannabis users are regularly demonized and mocked in the mainstream media.
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They get demonized in the media about knives and crime, in the rags.
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Mr. Wallace demonized the federal government as an oppressor trampling on states' rights.
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Even today there are those who say the Panthers demonized all police officers.
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And yet if you bring up cannabis as an option, it's just demonized.
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Figueres said it was important that oil and gas companies were not demonized.
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Omar also demonized the brave war veterans who fought to liberate her people.
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I WILL support refugees, one of the most demonized groups in the world.
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In the Philippines, President [Rodrigo] Duterte complained of being demonized by fake news.
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Suddenly there are individual components that can be picked apart, ridiculed, and demonized.
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Once demonized publicly, these people cannot find another job in a Turkish university.
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Sugar has only 16 calories a teaspoon; why should it be disproportionately demonized?
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Here's why fat—including the heavily demonized saturated fat—is actually not the devil.
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"I'm now as demonized as the president," Jones said on his Infowars broadcast Wednesday.
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There's a long and troubling history of queer people being demonized by mainstream society.
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And the same thing, like, you think about how gays were demonized in movies.
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Recently, she tried growing rice, well knowing that white rice has often been demonized.
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The story of a powerful woman raped, demonized, then slain by a patriarchal society?
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"I think politically Iran has been demonized by the previous federal government," said Hyndman.
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Acosta: But do you think that you demonized immigrants … President Trump: Not at all.
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Fraternities are being unfairly maligned, and men are being demonized by sexual assault investigations.
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The city's official Welcoming Pittsburgh campaign specifically targets the very people Trump has demonized.
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Trump has demonized the free press, world leaders, Muslims, immigrants, women and the NFL.
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I'm tired of being demonized as a profiteering industry that preys on the poor.
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He was reluctant to make the trip, having demonized the Japanese during the war.
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Other press secretaries demonized the media, but not as ambitiously and artlessly as she.
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Of course, people with criminal records are used to being demonized in campaign ads.
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In Myanmar, the Rohingya have long been demonized as outsiders in their own country.
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The available models cited by your editorial are from countries regularly demonized as socialistic.
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But once the repressive paranoia of the '19503s kicked in, homosexuality was newly demonized.
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Even before he ran for president in 2016 that demonized immigrants, Trump was controversial.
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In the midst of a political season in which immigrants have been demonized, Mrs.
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He has demonized Israel's Arab minority, warning of potential voter fraud in Arab areas.
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Mr. Bolsonaro has said the media has sensationalized the Amazon fires and demonized him.
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" In the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte has complained of being "demonized" by "fake news.
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He's fueled fear of immigrants and demonized Mexico as a threat to American jobs.
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Fat, once demonized, became central to some of the most popular and effective diets.
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In Trump's America, Hispanic immigrants are demonized by conflating them with vicious gang members.
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Unfortunately, Reyna rarely rises above stereotype, either sentimentalized by Cora or demonized by Troy.
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As the exhibition's title suggests, Huckaby wants to make visible the invisible and demonized.
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One common, often demonized, fat that most of us use on the regular is butter.
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This president has attacked, has demonized immigrants -- it's unacceptable and I will change this one.
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Still more posts demonized Rohingya Muslims — the minority group that has been targeted in Myanmar.
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Russian officials and their European allies argue that Moscow's legitimate diplomatic outreach is being demonized.
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Also, rave was a lot less defined than skins, so it wasn't as easily demonized.
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But integration will also fail if a full generation of refugees is demonized on arrival.
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Everyone here has legitimate needs, and none of them are demonized or mocked for them.
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All said it was difficult to stay as their country was demonized in Russian media.
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Those who exercise the right to peacefully express themselves should not be demonized or ostracized.
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For six years, conservatives demonized the Affordable Care Act (ACA) without offering a viable alternative.
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Trump in declaring a national border emergency Friday has officially demonized Mexicans and Central Americans.
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He demonized Mexican immigrants and stunningly called for a ban on Muslims from American soil.
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He has regularly demeaned and demonized immigrants, belittling the Gold Star mother of Army Capt.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said the attack was a result of Muslims being demonized.
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We live in a culture where certain foods, not to mention food groups, are demonized.
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VR is not to be demonized before it's really started to impact upon the everyman.
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They demonized gay people in the 80s, and now they're doing it to trans folk.
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Past presidents have found that when something bad happens, once-valorized personality traits become demonized.
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Accusers are often demonized and humiliated, while the accused are defended or treated as martyrs.
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Mass-produced broadsheets that demonized either side were handed out like leaflets on the street.
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When it comes to enemies, a demonized media is even more useful than the average antagonist.
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"I think the reason we don't have Netflix for games is because Nintendo demonized emulation," said.
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He demonized immigrants and asylum seekers, paving the way for his later closure of Hungary's borders.
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But like a handful of other previously demonized "club drugs," ketamine has been earning researchers' respect.
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What picture would be painted of him, what stories would emerge, how might he be demonized?
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Thus, Marquis de Sade and everything that deals with demonized content is still highly topical today.
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In Opinion: George Soros's son Alexander blames an increasingly partisan political environment where opponents are demonized.
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Their lowly status and history of being demonized allowed this latest crisis to happen, analysts say.
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The new economy includes the wide-open green energy industry, which rural-state politicians have demonized.
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They'd been demonized and terrorized, so why such upset and outrage over a reversal of fortunes?
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She has demonized Israel, and American supporters of Israel, in terms that are unmistakably anti-Semitic.
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Lyndon Johnson is lionized for the Civil Rights Act and demonized for the quagmire in Vietnam.
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"Fat bodies have been fetishized and demonized for so long," she wrote to her 307,000 followers.
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"Saying that he controls ambassadors, employs FBI agents and isn't 'Jewish enough' to be demonized is."
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Muslims have been demonized, dehumanized and scapegoated on an industrial scale by society since 9/11.
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Trump has regularly demonized journalists as "enemies of the people," but reporters have not been intimidated.
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Clinton, in stark contrast, has neither demonized any minority group nor made any bigoted or racist remarks.
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The first are entities that were once pagan deities that have literally been demonized by the Church.
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Yes, racism, sexism, and nativism are widespread, and the right wing has demonized Hillary Clinton for years.
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When scientists first recognized Neanderthals as a species slightly different than our own, the species was demonized.
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He said he wanted to visit Disneyland Tokyo — a symbol of the Westernization demonized by North Korea.
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Instead, they were more often demonized and ostracized, disparaged for having low impulse control and no morals.
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"The most frequently reposted article among the pool claimed that 'Chinese are demonized [by Pence]," Fu said.
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"#BLM has been demonized for so much less," he added, using an acronym for the #BlackLivesMatter movement.
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History has mostly demonized Moses for his top-down approach and made an urban heroine of Jacobs.
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For Hillary Clinton, it's meant being demonized for traits that have little to do with her character.
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This topic can be emotional and uncomfortable, but it shouldn't be demonized without examining the complexities involved.
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News Analysis NEW DELHI — In Hungary, Viktor Orban demonized immigrants and secured an expansion of his power.
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And a witch, even in Colonial folk tales that demonized such a figure, stands outside of that.
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What they're saying: Democrats repeatedly demonized drug and insurance companies during this week's debates — but not hospitals.
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Plus, he seemed a potentially ideal foil to a president who has often demonized Latinos and immigrants.
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From the beginning of his foray into politics, the hard left has demonized him in vicious ways.
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When scientists first recognized Neanderthals as a species slightly different from our own, the species was demonized.
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Sino-Trump relations During the campaign, Trump demonized China over alleged currency manipulation and for stealing American jobs.
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And though Trump often demonized refugees, the Mormon Church launched an effort to help refugees earlier this year.
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He has demonized, targeted, and brutally cracked down on electorates that are not likely to vote for him.
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Millennials have been demonized as lazy, entitled, narcissistic, and materialistic virtually since the generational category entered the lexicon.
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She represents one of the nation's largest Somali populations — one that Trump has demonized during trips to Minnesota.
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I was demonized—the [skinhead] world the mainstream media wrote about, my photographs prove them wrong, don't they?
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Some of them were even demonized for making choices that would have been seen as commonplace for men.
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In the Russian news media, Americans are demonized daily as imperialists bent on weakening President Vladimir V. Putin.
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It consistently demonized the crowd, and there was this vitriol at what was considered the crowd's barbaric behavior.
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He demonized immigrants and said they were terrorists and criminals that are being sent here to kill us.
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The President famously railed against political correctness as he demonized minorities on his way to the Oval Office.
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Meanwhile the Kremlin hit out Thursday at a campaign video promoting Trump, suggesting the video demonized Russia's image.
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In recent years Myanmar imposed debilitating restrictions on the Rohingya, a Muslim minority demonized as immigrants from Bangladesh.
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Academics, artists, and journalists who demand a transparent, democratic, and peaceful country are being relentlessly demonized and prosecuted.
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"They already feel like they're being demonized by what they call the liberal elite," she told the outlet.
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When it comes to food, a lot of the things we once considered "bad" have been de-demonized.
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BECKY QUICK: There had been a point where you were kind of demonized on the internet by gamers.
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In fact, black youth, who've been passionately advocating for gun control measures, have been demonized, obfuscated, and overlooked.
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Sigsby reports to as resources rather than as "undesirables," like the children of migrants and other demonized minorities.
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He has demonized immigrants and refugees — harming his country's economy and drawing the wrath of the European Parliament.
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Entire groups of Americans have been demonized and used as scapegoats for economic ailments, fear, and general uncertainty.
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Some police departments say they're being demonized and their officers restricted from reacting in accordance with their training.
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In the United States, Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are often demonized as dangerous radicals.
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Saying that he controls ambassadors, employs FBI agents and isn&apost &aposJewish enough&apos to be demonized is.
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"The new Nazism is very demonized and toxic, and associating your brand with that is crazy," he said.
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She was in this puritan, all-white society, and already demonized inherently because she was a black woman.
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" Colton Fears said he's tired of being a "white male who's been demonized for being a white male.
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Her name has become a lightning rod for partisan rhetoric, martyred by the left and demonized by the right.
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Since 2015, Hungary's nationalist prime minister Viktor Orban has demonized the Hungarian-born billionaire philanthropist as a public enemy.
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She weeps as she describes how it felt to be demonized and ostracized by people she'd known for decades.
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You mentioned that crowds have long been demonized, but the deadly Black Friday case raised particular concerns for you.
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Right. Alternate spiritual practices such as study of the occult, witchcraft, and magic have always been feared and demonized.
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"Never in history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the American voter," Trump told the crowd.
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Israel said it was being demonized and that the inquiry was intended to undermine its right to self-defense.
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Fear of being demonized or becoming the victim of a hate crime also affects how people approach health care.
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She described Mr. Cuban as someone who treated his workers well, suggesting that wealth alone should not be demonized.
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However, under the Trump administration, anything that has contradicted their belief has been labeled fake and demonized without impunity.
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"Drugs like MDMA should be the object of rigorous scientific study, and should not necessarily be demonized," Malenka said.
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He gives us intimidated workers, but no demonized Jews, an oversight that feels particularly stark at our inflamed moment.
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If you voted for the man who demonized Muslims, then you are complicit when a mosque is burned down.
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Most importantly, I see myself as a social pioneer helping erase the stigma of something unfairly demonized by prohibition.
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Ms. Mars also represented the individuality and complexity of a black community routinely stereotyped and demonized by white supremacists.
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" Who, barely a year before the El Paso massacre, demonized illegal immigrants who "pour into and infest our Country.
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These are the people who, in this ugly and alarming political season, have been demonized when they should be welcomed.
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This, I think, makes us more critical when a third world leader is demonized or celebrated in the global north.
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I'd rather be attacked or demonized for something that I believe is right than to just pretend everything is okay.
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In the end, we'll have demonized Muslim communities both here and abroad, unraveled anti-terrorism relationships and crippled economic ties.
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"Democrats fled the word 'liberal' as it got demonized," said Bob Shrum, for decades an adviser on Democratic presidential campaigns.
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And the politicians will surely get a lot more cooperative when they see they're the ones being more successfully demonized.
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"The rhetoric of the past election cycle has insulted, demonized, and threatened many of us," the group's Facebook page reads.
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Today, for example, we see how Trump has mobilized mobs and demonized the throngs of people in the [migrant] caravan.
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High rises were demonized in the 503s by a generation of activists who battled against the "Manhattanization" of the city.
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Long demonized as a violent, repressive religion, Islam is, in reality, a faith embraced by peaceful people across the globe.
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By contrast, Limbaugh, seeking to influence the views of his listeners, demonized Boehner's position as tantamount to destruction of America.
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And even more, they're doing so in defense of Muslims, likely the nation's most demonized group over the past decade.
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" Kanye goes on to lament how art is being demonized, and how "music is so fucking watered down right now.
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Its board is tired of being demonized by the administration and felt that a change at the top was necessary.
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You can see this, for example, in attitudes toward the Chinese, Muslims and Mexicans — all of whom Trump has demonized.
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His position has been demonized by the press as protectionism, but the reality is that our trade system is broken.
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Donald Trump has long demonized immigrants to rile up his base, but how did his dog whistles turn into policy?
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The party needs to figure out its relationship with corporate America, long friendly to Clinton and now demonized by Sanders.
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Indigenous religions were not only outlawed but literally demonized not just on the continent but across the entire black diaspora.
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He demonized immigrants, fanned the flames of hysteria over a caravan carrying migrants and wrongly claimed Democrats want open borders.
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How bad science and a moral panic, fueled in part by the news media, demonized mothers and defamed a generation.
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The Turkish president oversaw elections under vastly unequal conditions and demonized the opposition as terrorist collaborators, but he is losing.
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Especially when those materials happen to be the sort of materials currently demonized as part of the ocean plastics crisis.
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It's his Republican colleagues in Congress and his conservative constituents in places like Arizona who have demonized these hardworking people.
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" Limbaugh has demonized migrants and immigrants for years by calling them "illegals" who will "undermine" and "attack" America "from within.
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There is little enthusiasm in Europe for Merkel, demonized as a Nazi in some states for her euro zone policies.
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It has demonized immigrants, curbed academic freedom and assailed international structures like the European Union as threats to Hungarian sovereignty.
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From radio shock jocks to right-wing state legislatures, Muslims and Islam have been unapologetically ridiculed, demonized, and instigated against.
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"We are used to social movements being demonized in Tunisia," Henda Chennaoui, a founding member of the movement, told CNN.
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A damaging narrative that demonized me, placed blame on me, and has since cost me so many wonderful moments in life.
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So, if Trump truly wants to be "our president," then it's time he visits the communities he has demonized and apologizes.
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It's a story that Ivanka Trump once praised me for, just a few months before her father demonized women like me.
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Like other forms of carbs, however, it has also been demonized as calorific and lacking nutrition and many diets eschew pasta.
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Locked away, those in prison are easily demonized, unable to refute any exaggerations or myths created by those on the outside.
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Bush used an ad that demonized a black criminal as a way to show that his opponent was weak on crime.
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He also said that the government had demonized diesel cars, contributing to 1,000 job losses at the company earlier this year.
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Marijuana, once widely demonized in the United States, has seen growing acceptance in recent years, especially among younger, more liberal Americans.
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"At certain points in our history, particularly during the McCarthy era and afterward, Communists were demonized," Mr. Sims said by phone.
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The result is that both sides are smeared, their views distorted and demonized, and their supporters more entrenched and more adversarial.
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But several high-profile ingredients demonized cancer- or disease-causing toxins have been proven to be perfectly safe in moderate amounts.
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Other than the fact, what do you expect happens when you demonize law enforcement to the extent that it's been demonized?
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Before them, Trump and his cohorts demonized Representative Maxine Waters, who Trump dubbed "Low I.Q.," and Representative Frederica Wilson of Florida.
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The caption said gun owners should not be "demonized by the media," a reference to the Parkland shooting a day earlier.
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Since he has been in office, President Trump has relentlessly demonized his political opponents as evil and belittled them as stupid.
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" — SAMANTHA BEE "Everything people say about Soros was said before about Nathan Mayer Rothschild, of the long-demonized Rothschild banking family.
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The Trump administration has demonized our intelligence community, and the House Intelligence Committee's chairman, Devin Nunes, has fed those partisan flames.
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Each side should treat the other as an eventual ally to be reconciled with, rather than an enemy to be demonized.
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And Brexit, stoked by a nationalist campaign that demonized migrants, fostered a climate in which race hate surged after the referendum.
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"Sweets have been so demonized that it's almost natural for children to highly regard them and overreact around them," Castle said.
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The gutless Reid would not take questions about his action but did put forth that he thought Kate's Law demonized immigrants.
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They will fight to ensure their clients are not demonized, but rather seen and judged as human beings worthy of compassion.
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For others, the party's demonized and unpopular leader, Jeremy Corbyn, was the main reason for its worst seat total since 1935.
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Technology is demonized for making us distractible, but the right tech can help us form new, better digital habits—like these ones.
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If Chappelle had also been Hispanic and a woman, he would've been every group Trump demonized in this campaign rolled into one.
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It wasn't that long ago that the Republicans successfully demonized the word "liberal" and made liberal candidates the enemy of the voter.
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At a time when the incarcerated are often demonized for political gain, Lawson's appropriated photographs show another side to the prisoners' story.
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The Muslim Ban's bigotry should have been as clear to the Supreme Court as it is to the Muslims demonized by it.
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Moreover, two consistently and conveniently demonized movements—Black Lives Matter and Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest—were started during Barack Obama's presidency.
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The students cannot present their case in an situation where they have been already debarred, where they've already been branded and demonized.
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They're guys whose creativity and social pastimes are criminalized and demonized, but they also serve as an inspiration to generations of people.
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Republicans made the Democrats take sole responsibility for the landmark health law, then demonized and sabotaged it without offering a viable alternative.
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President Donald Trump has long demonized Mexico, building his presidential campaign around a pledge to build a wall on the southern border.
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More importantly, they are all — to use a term that has been demonized but is still the correct legal terminology — illegal aliens.
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What these groups shared—outsider status and a strong rejection of mainstream society—got them hounded and demonized by the British government.
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As coke and heroin were increasingly demonized as vices of dangerous young working- and lower-class men, particularly black men, criminalization intensified.
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Both have associations with alienated whites, and so can be safely demonized without offending powerful monied interest groups or the liberal commentariat.
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What Republican voters wanted, instead, were candidates who channeled their anger and fear, who demonized nonwhites and played into dark conspiracy theories.
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Happer said on CNBC in 2014 that carbon dioxide has been demonized, just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler.
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Republican lawmakers who have demonized the program as welfare for "able-bodied adults" have long sought to require Medicaid beneficiaries to work.
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Meanwhile, Australia hasn't even enjoyed the short-term financial benefits of repealing the carbon tax, which was demonized for making electricity unaffordable.
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And some Bohras who oppose cutting nonetheless feel the defendants are being unfairly demonized for a practice endorsed by their religion's leadership.
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Thereafter, he shows, the authoritarian strain mutated into numerous deplorable appeals and movements that incited white racism, demonized immigrants and promoted plutocracy.
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Throughout an ugly campaign and into his presidency, President Trump has demonized Muslims as terrorists and dehumanized many groups of marginalized people.
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The Establishment media, including TV and Hollywood, attacked her at every turn, attacked her children, attacked and demonized those who supported her.
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For decades the press has demonized Republicans (like George W. Bush) while covering Democrats like biographers smitten with their subject (Barack Obama).
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He embraced the welfare state and demonized racial and religious minorities, attracting the most racially resentful whites from across the political spectrum.
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They demonized Obamacare, taking advantage of voters' fears and uncertainties about a very large bill that affected a seventh of the economy.
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Filmmaker Michael Moore sat down with Stephen Colbert last night to push a new documentary, and he also of course demonized the president.
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And despite all of this, President Trump was literally demonized for days in the media for Congress&apos law, before the executive action.
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Or, you know what, we were the party of immigration, and especially legal immigration, and you see immigrants being demonized left and right.
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It's hard to understand why some Latinos would support Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who has demonized immigrants and Latinos his entire campaign.
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The shows featured commentary that demonized liberals as a danger to the nation rather than as people who held another point of view.
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It was the Nixon administration that demonized marijuana, to the real harm of a lot of people, particularly people who have terminal cancer.
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Sadly, no matter how this case turns out, it'll likely be another example of Toronto's black youth being demonized through rap and music.
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Some prominent Democrats, from elected officials to candidates, as well as media personalities, have demonized political opponents as murderers and terrorists for decades.
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As Mr. Sanders has demonized Wall Street and Mr. Trump has disparaged immigrants, and as they have vowed to reverse economic malaise, Mrs.
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At every opportunity, the Krenak were demonized as lazy, and, at any sign of agency or objection, they were deemed provocative and violent.
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"The dialogue is dominated by those who have demonized this totally normal part of health care," Dr. Horvath-Cosper said in an interview.
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Like the voting pattern, the use of the same "dark money" corporations by the left are dismissed while conservative groups are demonized. Why?
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It also pushes us to think of other groups that have been interdicted, demonized, in America's past and also in America's right now.
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It's somewhat unfortunate — the woman clearly suffers from just not thinking, and she was so immediately demonized, and that's good, to an extent.
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Chemicals tend to be demonized in popular culture, but they are fundamental to the ways we see, hear, smell and interpret the world.
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In this regard, "Interior Lives" remains consequential and relevant during a time when immigrants are being demonized by the president and his supporters.
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Coal's image is increasingly that of a pariah fuel, demonized by environmentalists and shunned by investors wary of its role in climate change.
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"When you stand up and you speak up and you speak truth to power, you will often be vilified and demonized," she said.
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" Owen Jones, an author and Labour campaigner, wrote in The Guardian on Friday that young voters had been "ignored, ridiculed and demonized, even.
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As Susan Faludi diagramed in a remarkable New York Times op-ed piece, Clinton had been rabidly demonized for more than 30 years.
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The film was an instant box-office sensation, yet feminists argued that it demonized single career women and idealized stay-at-home moms.
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Once admired for their streamlined predatory prowess, battle-tested by over 420 million years of evolution, sharks were suddenly demonized, hated, and hunted.
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Their entire age group shouldn't be demonized by adults defending Kavanaugh on the basis of his age at the time of the accusations.
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I agree that women are unjustly demonized and mythologized, but I don't see how making one a serial rapist is going to prove that.
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But while psychologists initially demonized the industry, they have since shifted their thinking, noting it, in fact, has many positive social and psychological benefits.
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Both Hayden and Fonda were demonized by the political right after she visited Vietnam and was photographed on a North Vietnamese anti-aircraft gun.
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Art critic Douglas Crimp believes that Shilts, who was gay and died of AIDS in 1994, demonized Dugas as a sort of internalized homophobia.
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For the past several years, many in the Republican Party have deliberately demonized this group to shift the conversation away from sensible firearms restrictions.
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Elections have consequences, and it's unremarkable that Republicans, with control of the federal government, focus on repealing the ACA — which they have long-demonized.
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But calling her a sore loser doesn't address the systemic problems in tennis (and beyond) regarding how black women's rage is viewed and demonized.
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What we do know is that all of the recipients have frequently been demonized by prominent voices on the right, most notably President Trump.
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But a closer look at the research behind our food fears shows that many of our most demonized foods are actually fine for us.
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Likewise, we see that the Obama administration's support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership is increasingly demonized by Democrats, as well as by President Trump.
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The Saturday Profile MADRID — Her conservative rivals demonized her as a heavy spender, a former Communist certain to bust the budget in no time.
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Trouble is, people like Marta are already demonized by bigger and crueler buffoons than the Thrombeys — and there's no fortune waiting to save them.
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It's been a great read about the life and crimes of Linda Taylor, the woman demonized by Ronald Reagan as the original 'welfare queen.
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The issue does not have the potency and emotion of the Affordable Care Act, which also had an easily demonized antagonist in Mr. Obama.
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In the 50 years since that starting point, MSG has continued to be demonized and avoided, with some Chinese restaurants still touting its exclusion.
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Once demonized as Jaws-style monsters, these sharks have become more widely appreciated by for their general awesomeness and beneficial effects as keystone predators.
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Orban's Fidesz party, which firmly leads opinion polls, has also demonized Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire George Soros and the liberal charity groups he supports.
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The ad for Mr. Trump, a candidate who has demonized illegal immigration, also makes a point of showing supporters who are not native English speakers.
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The Attica uprising has also been demonized—lies told about the event, according to Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Heather Ann Thompson, helped fuel mass incarceration.
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Black fathers have been demonized as irresponsible parents or child deserters, and as a result face additional pressure to conform to an authoritative, hypermasculine standard.
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"I refuse to allow my young West Point sisters to be railroaded, ostracized, demonized, degraded, and humiliated without speaking up on their behalf," she wrote.
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Mr. Alexander, a Republican, was joined by national teachers' unions, which saw No Child Left Behind as a punitive law that unfairly demonized their members.
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Here's the thing: sugar has been demonized to a ridiculous degree, and the infamous claim that sugar is "as addictive as drugs" is way oversimplified.
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House Republicans are being unfairly demonized for considering legislation that would cut back on the number of students receiving free or reduced-price school lunches.
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Mothers too have been demonized for aiding ISIS—but "mothers do not send money for guns and bullets," says Karolina when I bring this up.
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In any other film, someone like Teresa's boyfriend, a kind and understanding drug dealer, or Chiron's mom Paula, a homophobic crack addict, might be demonized.
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"For years and years, every Republican who dared to call for commonsense safeguards for Americans' ballots was demonized by Democrats and their allies," McConnell said.
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After being demonized and attacked by men's rights activists, she apologized, but it wasn't deemed sufficient: "You targeted fathers, and just fathers," Elam rebuked her.
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In opinion: George Soros's son, Alexander, claims the string of attempted bombings is the result of an increasingly partisan political environment where opponents are demonized.
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The plant that was notoriously demonized by reefer madness campaigns and targeted to feed racially-charged mass incarceration is now enjoying a well-deserved renaissance.
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Once demonized as immoral profiteers, many of the world's biggest 303 pharmaceutical companies now boast about how they help poor countries and fight neglected diseases.
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Salvini's coalition has done nothing to solve these problems even as it has demonized immigrants, attacked an independent judiciary and extolled an "Italians first" nation.
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Manufacturers and farm operations need workers, but President Trump has so demonized the immigrant work force that Republicans won't soon offer anything like a solution.
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But Ms. Pelosi's supporters view efforts to oust her as political treachery and argue that she is a resilient leader whom Republicans have unfairly demonized.
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She recounted walking into restaurants in every corner of Missouri and invariably seeing the channel airing footage of the Central American caravans Mr. Trump demonized.
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Trump has repeatedly demonized undocumented immigrants, while his budgets tried to cut or consolidate offices at the Department of Homeland Security focused on domestic terrorism.
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Wallis has been so demonized that it's hard to see her in the same group, but the same class hatred and sexism dogged her, too.
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She's emboldened to go for what she wants -- both in her work and in her relationships -- so why can't that be celebrated instead of demonized?
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Deporting dangerous criminals is one thing, but let's not kid ourselves about the role that most of the people being demonized fill in our society.
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Donald Trump would be more effective at working with Congress than Hillary Clinton, billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban said Thursday, largely because Clinton has been demonized.
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But some have been hesitant to aggressively promote such a campaign, Cage added, fearing how others might react to the already demonized act of vaping.
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The march celebrated the millions of women, immigrants, Muslims and others who had been insulted, demonized and threatened by vicious rhetoric in the recent election.
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The negotiators of the agreement say they were driven by the need to protect members of a vulnerable population who are often demonized and attacked.
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After staging a successful slave rebellion and gaining independence from France in 1804, Haiti was demonized by the Western world as a threat to imperialism.
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He also says despite being demonized by humans, jellyfish do have their place in the ecosystem and play a pivotal role amongst creatures of the sea.
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The Environmental Protection Agency — frequently demonized by politicians — came into existence in part because of a series of conflicts about how land and water were used.
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" But he added that he feared "they have messed my kids up" and that in their minds, he and the mother of the children were "demonized.
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While other law enforcement officers "demonized" him, Morton said this agent showed him respect -- and that changed his entrenched views that the US government was evil.
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Since the Republican takeover in 2012 though, the Democratic party has been demonized as elitist– the enemy of small business owners, farmers, and the working class.
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The words "Syrian refugee" have been on everyone's lips since the crisis grew to massive proportions earlier this year, and have been demonized by conservative xenophobes.
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A toymaker and his wife are terrorized by a demonized doll after their adopted child tries to summon her late mother's spirit using a spooky ritual.
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The first step should be for our leaders to make sure that every American —particularly those targeted and demonized during this campaign — feels safe and welcome.
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Once a demonized member of the bag community, the canvas tote has risen to prominence in recent years as a socially conscious sustainable alternative to plastic.
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And both leaders have demonized Hungarian-born billionaire George Soros, a Jewish philanthropist who donates to many liberal causes and organizations through his Open Society Foundations.
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This is largely because we have demonized youthful crime, creating an image of young, mostly African American youth committing violent crimes in cities across the country.
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Democrats demonized Romney and firms like Bain as corporate raiders buying companies for big cash, selling them off and firing thousands of workers in the process.
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Some are ambivalent toward the pro-democracy rhetoric; some are supportive, but disapprove of the protesters' methods; and some feel that China has been unfairly demonized.
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Clinton had quickly tried to convert his plan's perceived endorsement by the electorate into concrete legislation, but found that his proposals were unpopular and easily demonized.
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It is being easily demonized by Democrats, who have long known how to frighten voters when Republicans start making noises about changing Medicare or Social Security.
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And they do so in the face of everything from being demonized and dismissed by immigration hard-liners to being called hut-dwellers by the ignorant.
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That vicious, baseless caricature demonized some of the nation's most vulnerable people, laying the groundwork for bipartisan welfare reforms that slashed direct aid to the poor.
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The plan was pitched by two Democratic leaders he has relentlessly demonized and marginalized: Senator Chuck Schumer of New York and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California.
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Having been reared in a visual world where people who looked like me were often demonized and objectified, I appreciated Mr. Frank's images as intellectually refreshing.
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For years, Zaman , the country's largest newspaper, and Samanyolu TV, both run by Gülen loyalists, cheered on the investigations and demonized anyone who questioned the evidence.
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Without getting into the obvious woo here — like why iodized salt and health oils are demonized — let's focus on the anti-inflammatory core of the diet.
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But unlike any of those other demonized "powers behind the throne" of the past, Bannon has no experience as an elected official or even working for one.
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The U.N. Human Rights Council voted in May to set up the probe into the killings, to the fury of Israel, which said it was being demonized.
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"Police in Texas border towns demonized the plant in racial terms as the drug of 'immoral' populations who were promptly labeled 'fiends,'" wrote the Times's Brent Staples.
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"The issue is that yesterday migrants were demonized by Peter Dutton, and Malcolm Turnbull backed Peter Dutton over the great immigration history of this country," Shorten said.
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Brown male faces, often the most demonized demographic in the British press, are seen scaling fences, running through deserts, and staring resolutely towards lines of barbed wire.
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He and others following the case share a widespread belief among officers that their profession has been targeted by the city and unfairly demonized by the public.
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But the military junta espoused a xenophobic, Bamar-supremacist ideology, and, in the following decades, the Rohingya were systematically demonized, many of them stripped of basic rights.
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He notes that Mr. Reagan had been governor of California before becoming president, never demonized opponents and signed a law giving amnesty to three million undocumented immigrants.
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He remains a deeply divisive figure, hated by Muslim Bosniaks and Croats but championed by many Serbs who say he has been demonized by the international community.
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After a 17 month campaign in which Trump was demonized and his supporters marginalized we are seeing exactly where hate is born and bred in American politics.
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Dieter Zetsche, whose company is demonized by many Greens, said the firm had not missed the boat developing electric cars and said it backs climate protection goals.
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I wanted to try to remind people of the humanity at the heart of the crisis, at a time when refugees were being demonized in the press.
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To the Editor: Kim Brooks's article is an important reminder of how swiftly and energetically mothers are demonized for making decisions many parents make at some point.
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Trump demonized Democrats as "far-left radicals" and took shots at individual candidates running for the Democratic nomination on the same day as the South Carolina primary.
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Tanton was initially concerned about how human population growth was harming the environment, but increasingly embraced nativist arguments that demonized all kinds of immigration, illegal and legal.
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When Israel is demonized as no other country is and the word "Zionist" is used as an epithet, it becomes acceptable to hate and attack all Jews.
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I mean, the truth is, sexism, women being marginalized, the Latinx community being demonized — these are things that, unfortunately, have been going on for a long time.
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The risk here is that we've been distracted by the anti-Semitism controversy from the ways in which other groups are being demonized as Jews once were.
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On the one side, the UK had an unpopular conservative incumbent; a charismatic nationalist with a persistent truth-telling problem who demonized dissent within his own party.
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The movement of the music is us bearing our souls, reflecting how something that has been demonized for so long can actually be something to wholly embrace.
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INGRAHAM: There is too much money to be made in giving a voice to at least someone who is not demonized every five seconds because they support Trump.
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The not-so-subtle message is that Jojo's prejudice and hatred begins to erode as he's exposed to a representative of the very group that he casually demonized.
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During the protests over Act 10, as Mr. Walker demonized public employee unions, he praised private sector ones, only to betray them later by enacting right-to-work.
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This narrative is in some ways unsurprising: black Americans have historically been demonized for wanting to vote, denigrated for using the vote, and disrespected for not voting enough.
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On the right, it was like, there are a lot of problematic things in Islamic scripture, so everyone who is Muslim must be banned, or profiled, or demonized.
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"I will always defend Planned Parenthood and I will say consistently and proudly, Planned Parenthood should be funded, supported and protected, not undermined, misrepresented and demonized," Clinton said.
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However, Gabe being demonized as a result of the 911 call that should have incriminated the campus officer has Lionel feeling like neutrality is no longer an option.
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In other words, the entertainment industry really made a long term investment in making sure the people who fought in World War II never felt demonized or forgotten.
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Mr. Trump is already facing a reluctant donor community, which he often demonized in his speeches, saying he will not be beholden to special interests or their money.
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Against this backdrop, America's hostility toward NAFTA appears increasingly short-sighted and too rooted in over-the-top campaign rhetoric that demonized free trade in general, and Mexico.
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By doing so, Biden acknowledged the pain -- the real pain -- that so many marginalized communities have felt since Trump launched his campaign in June 2015 and demonized us.
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What's a 122-year-old chocolate conglomerate to do when it finds itself demonized as a sugar-monger and wholly on the wrong side of swelling public opinion?
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"Police in Texas border towns demonized the plant in racial terms as the drug of 'immoral' populations who were promptly labeled 'fiends,'" Brent Staples wrote for the Times.
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Community owned and operated broadband networks, long demonized and even prohibited by law in many states, are looking better than ever in the wake of a nationwide crisis.
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The party's shrill xenophobic message focused on the supposed threats posed by migrants in Europe and the demonized figure of George Soros, a Hungarian-American investor and philanthropist.
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Mr. Zaree also faced harassment and intimidation by the state-run news media, which demonized him as a traitor, foreign agent and spy, the Martin Ennals Foundation said.
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On the other are critics, including many conservative activists and lawyers, who say that young men are being demonized and having their rights trampled in campus disciplinary proceedings.
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Mr. McCollum and his half brother, Leon Brown, who is also intellectually disabled, were demonized and convicted in one of the state's most notorious rape and murder cases.
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This has infuriated Venezuela's exiles, who accuse them of plundering their homeland and then escaping to better lives in the United States, a country they have long demonized.
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While no longer mired in the battle against legal segregation, we still struggle against the subtle and modern ways in which black lives are demonized, objectified and dehumanized.
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But Ms. Pelosi, 78, long a target of Republicans who have demonized her as a San Francisco liberal, is also coming to the speakership with self-imposed constraints.
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I'm glad; given how much she's been demonized in her short time in Congress, it's probably in her interest to make Meadows feel better about their earlier exchange.
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The Star Wars fanzine Jundland Wastes, which ran from 1981 to 1983, documented numerous instances of fans complaining that Lando was unnecessarily demonized and ignored by the fandom.
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The home's residents are often demonized and feared, but somehow the Fortune Academy, or "the Castle" as it's fondly called, has built solid and trusting relationships with its neighbors.
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"As a nutritionist, I don't like to see food demonized," said Keri Gans, a registered dietitian nutritionist in New York and the author of the The Small Change Diet.
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"Seems like some simple fact-checks could have gone out to it before you completely demonized and destroyed a platform and the income of all their users," Klein said.
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What's more, according to Vice, she hopes to show how these women's lives were affected when they were "sexualized, scrutinized, and demonized" — a pattern with which she is familiar.
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Trump's campaign and presidency has actively ignored and demonized Black people, as well as the many progressive organizations, including Planned Parenthood, that his wife Kim Kardashian has proudly supported.
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The establishment of movements like new urbanism, which demonized both modern architecture and American urban planning (whether sprawl or urban renewal), further concentrated the ideological zeal toward Old Stuff.
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"As a person who was born as the child of Mexican and French immigrants, I grew up being invisible to society, and if not invisible, demonized," said Mr. Gonzales.
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Bloating often gets demonized simply because it makes your stomach appear larger, which people associate with "looking fat," as intuitive eating coach Christy Harrison, MPH, RD, wrote for Refinery29.
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In his 2008 presidential campaign, he demonized NAFTA, but once in office, he began working on the TPP, a deal he has said would fix his concerns about NAFTA.
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The thing is, no food should be demonized, or labeled "good" or "bad," because that mentality leads us to believe that we should feel "guilty" for eating certain foods.
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Through the demonized process of "chain migration" Melania, who became a citizen in 2006 and whose immigration history is sketchy at best, sponsored her parents for a green card.
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The deification of tech "visionaries" like Halliday walks hand in hand with an odd contempt for corporations; IOI, the world's largest internet provider, is consistently demonized throughout the book.
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But the bromance may be on ice given that Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov wasn't happy with Trump's March campaign attack ad on Hillary Clinton which "demonized" the Russian president.
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Even the repeal of the dreaded individual mandate—the most demonized aspect of Obamacare—is undermined by a proposed fine for those who don't have continuous health care coverage.
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The world flagrantly flaunted its excesses in over-stocked grocery stores and through the valorization of coddled Pokémon who still had caregivers, while the law demonized these dispossessed Squirtles.
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Of course, if your opponent says something friendly or diplomatic about a demonized foreign leader, it is generally an easy score in U.S. politics to tar them with that.
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That might be enough to keep his fans loyal, but will it draw enough of them to the voting booths to overcome turnout from those whom he has demonized?
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Since the federal government retreated from the War on Poverty in the 28500s, a narrative that demonized and blames poor people for their struggles has infected our public life.
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Yet Slater's book, landing as it does in the midst of an election season in which immigrants are once again being demonized, seems destined to further muddy the waters.
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To be a 21st-century leader, Trump should tell the truth: The biggest killer of American factory jobs has been technological innovation, which can be neither demonized nor stopped.
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Change of heart: President Trump went back on one of his xenophobic promises from the 2016 campaign trail, in which he demonized undocumented immigrants and called for their deportation.
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But the more hikikomori are demonized, or at least categorized as damaged or strange, the harder it is for them to be accepted in society or offered a job.
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Against the unfolding crackdown on the protest movement, many opposition leaders declined even to meet McFaul for fear of being demonized as puppets of the United States State Department.
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When he entered office, he promised to find common ground with Republicans and seek compromise, only to be demonized by right-wing media and foiled by conservatives in Congress.
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In the Jim Crow era, blacks could find themselves facing false charges, being demonized by the media and being tried by mob or court with no regard for fairness.
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During campaign season, Republicans — and their sirens in the media — demonized ObamaCare to win the votes that enabled the GOP to maintain its majorities in the House and Senate.
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He has also pledged to change libel laws and sue news media organizations whose coverage he does not like, and he has demonized street protesters who have criticized him.
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How else could a civil society be retained if thousands, in some countries millions, of citizens and would-be citizens were demonized and made the butt of violent prejudice?
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In the process, it totally erases the countless other victims who were slaves and other people of color with foreign religions that were demonized as witchcraft by white, colonizing Christians.
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"I just want the public to know that he wasn't ... a bad guy, how bad they actually demonized his name and the family because of what they showed," he said.
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"Rabin" shows a democratically elected leader not merely criticized and disrespected but demonized, depicted as a dictator and a monster, a traitor, an alien and an enemy of his people.
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So it's really the women in our homes — the ones caring for our children or grandparents and cleaning our houses — who are the ones being demonized in this political climate.
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David Johnson, 35, a doctoral student in London, said he was marching because he felt climate change was being sidelined by the US administration and that science was being demonized.
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For years, the NRA has led the charge against those who live with mental illness; officials at NRA headquarters have repeatedly demonized and blamed these individuals when horrific tragedies occur.
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The bottom line to remember this Thanksgiving — and all year 'round — is that no one food is terrible for you, and some demonized ones like potatoes can have nutritional value.
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Mac Conway (Logan Marshall-Green), a Marine, finds himself shunned, demonized and trying to process the nightmare he has just lived through after returning from Vietnam to Memphis in 1972.
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The more the police are demonized, the less active they will be in enforcing the law; thus, more blacks will be killed by other blacks in these violence-plagued neighborhoods.
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Still, prosecutors understand that juries may look askance at sweetheart plea deals, especially with those who've been publicly demonized, and that defense lawyers may subject cooperators to bruising cross-examinations.
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But really, the militia kind of learned after Oklahoma City when it was demonized by the media and had this public backlash, one of the key points was the racism.
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As I've written previously, the key to understanding why politicians like Cruz and, more notably, Donald Trump have so consistently demonized Muslims is the phenomenon that political scientists call authoritarianism.
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I personally don't think Trump cares much about criminal justice, particularly considering the way he has demeaned Black Lives Matter, demonized Colin Kaepernick and encouraged police brutality of crime suspects.
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He has gerrymandered and changed election rules to undermine his political opponents, taken over much of Hungary's media, packed the country's courts with allies and demonized Muslim immigrants and Jews.
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It would be ghettoized, starved, demonized, radicalized and the degrees coming out of it would end up being yet another flashing sign that you were born into the American underclass.
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Where previous plays and movies often tiptoed around a character's homosexuality or, worse, demonized gay characters, Mr. Crowley's play presented gay men talking forthrightly and in depth about their lives.
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Since being elected in 2010, Governor Walker, along with fellow Republicans, has demonized environmental regulations as antibusiness job killers, even though evidence shows that modern corporations profit from environmental advances.
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They ranged from expressions of solidarity — "We are not your enemy, but your brother in arms," one wrote — to anger at being demonized for merely trying to make a living.
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In addition to urging Mobil to go on the offensive at a time when Big Oil was being demonized, Mr. Schmertz had the company engage in image enhancement by association.
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" Booker: Honorable Mention Booker put in the effort, but he said some words in Español that aren't actually words, like when he translated demonized into "dimonazado" as opposed to "demonizado.
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Though he rents an apartment for her, she remains hardened, and hesitant to believe he really cares—a trait some trans women develop from being publicly demonized and privately fetishized.
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We have dances like candomblé and umbanda that were demonized by the Catholic church, and bumba-meu-boi and boi-bumba, which were left aside because they were considered tacky.
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Katherene is dehumanized and demonized by people who can't even correctly pronounce her name, and don't really know the true story behind the viral story that made her a social pariah.
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"The publicly financed anti-refugee propaganda has blatantly demonized migrants, suggesting that migration is responsible for terrorism, that migration – as such – endangers Hungarian culture," the human rights group Helsinki Committee said.
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Gallup: Record number of Americans would vote for an atheist president There is a "small vocal group of people in this country who have really demonized what atheist means," Decker said.
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As an organization that has consistently demonized those with mental illness and silenced researchers studying gun violence, the NRA's alleged compassion and sudden dedication to evidence-based policy is beyond insincere.
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But whether we're romanticized for our sexual prowess, idolized for our artistic "eye," or straight up demonized and locked away, make no mistake—"Black Museum" is an episode about mental incarceration.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Thursday condemned a pre-election video in the United States promoting Republican front-runner Donald Trump at Hillary Clinton's expense, complaining that it unfairly "demonized" Russia.
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"I was demonized and called all kinds of things in the Russian press and I don't want Americans to do to Kislyak what the Russian government did to me," McFaul said.
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Trump has successfully belittled, marginalized, and demonized his occasional critics among Senate Republicans, with his direct line to the Republican electorate (and, again, as always, its amplification in the Trumpist media).
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Trump had demonized the group in the weeks leading up to the midterm elections, calling the migrants "invaders" and painting them as an imminent security threat that could overrun the border.
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Whenever anyone questions the need or oversight for new spending, the word "emergency" is slapped onto it, so reasonable caution — and the people asking for it — are disregarded and even demonized.
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While leaders aren't demonized in that way anymore, Kim is still a figure many South Koreans find inscrutable, terrifying -- and yet because of his appearance, that seems to soften his image.
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Notably, the U.S. deficit in goods soared last year to a record-high $28500 billion with China, a nation that Trump has both demonized and praised on trade during his tenure.
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"The heroes of ICE are being attacked and demonized for the work that you do at an unprecedented rate in recent weeks," he told the audience of ICE agents and officials.
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And while Knox continues to be demonized following her exoneration, Sollecito has gone on to become a minor celebrity in Italian media, serving as the host of a true crime show.
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Editorial Republicans have demonized the Affordable Care Act for so long that people may have forgotten that nearly one in five nonelderly Americans lacked health insurance before the law was passed.
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The new countries defending this nation-state vision thus emphasized their uniqueness and demonized their predecessor as a "prison of nations": the multinational Austro-Hungarian monarchy, presided over by the Hapsburgs.
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Two weeks ago, the President called Democrats who objected to Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court as "evil," just the latest way he has demonized and vilified his political foes.
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My hope is that female voters -- along with their allies -- will vote in large numbers this Election Day to send a message to Trump that women should be believed, not demonized.
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In his speech, Chan said his party has been "demonized as some sort of extremist group" by China for advocating independence and that he has come under harsh surveillance by authorities.
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But a blitz of beauty adverts in mid-20th-century magazines that demonized women for having so-called "middle-aged skin" was the catalyst for a now booming anti-aging industry.
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Notably, the U.S. deficit in goods soared last year to a record-high $375.2 billion with China, a nation that Trump has both demonized and praised on trade during his tenure.
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Again, while social exclusion and accessibility to drugs are factors that apply to most ethnic groups involved in the drugs trade, the group most demonized and discriminated against are black youth.
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It could also go the other way: A Hispanic American or African American tired of being demonized by Trump could see one of his supporters and go looking for a fight.
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History, the importance of Kennedy&aposs seat, and a political atmosphere in which even rank and file Trump supporters are called Nazis or otherwise demonized tells you all you need to know.
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"She's been demonized, ostracized, but I don't think the FN is a bad party, we should give them a chance to change things in France," he said on the RER D platform.
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It was a feeling many progressives in the U.S. had as Trump came to lead the country — a man who was elected on a platform that insulted and demonized at-risk communities.
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"We're not going to make this a political issue, other than the fact — what do you expect happens when you demonize law enforcement to the extent that it's been demonized," Schultz said.
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He evocatively understood that black youth being demonized as "superpredators" by white liberals and conservatives were more than the literal and figurative bête noir of America's racial nightmares and political fever dreams.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - Demonized by U.S. President Donald Trump and exhausted after a harrowing journey, migrants from Central America in a caravan now face a new threat: open hostility from some Mexicans.
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And what it wants to say is a warning for us, specifically, in an age where everyone from our political opponents to the world's refugees are categorized, shoved aside, demonized, and dehumanized.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said on Wednesday that the Republican Party has "demonized" House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), adding that the GOP has attacked Pelosi because she's a woman.
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Asylum seekers who had arrived by boat were demonized for "jumping the queues" by paying smugglers, ahead of people in refugee camps in other countries who had applied for resettlement in Australia.
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Beyond China, the new government is going back to the institutions Mr. Correa demonized: the World Bank and the I.M.F. Some worry that Ecuador is simply seeking another set of financial masters.
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At a time when Americans were said to be incapable of crossing party lines, when immigrants were demonized, when bigotry was running rife, there was no trace of this on Thursday nights.
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In "Colored," a 25 work, he and two other dancers portray the way black bodies are both idealized and demonized, and how they are perceived in dance, especially by predominantly white audiences.
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Like many vape dealers, Kim Do-hwan, who runs an e-cigarette store outside Seoul, is angry at the government, saying it unfairly demonized devices that he believes help people quit smoking.
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Like many vape dealers, Kim Do-hwan, who runs an e-cigarette store outside Seoul, is angry at the government, saying it unfairly demonized devices that he believes help people quit smoking.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who himself has demonized Mr. Soros as an enemy of Israel, went to the trouble of retracting a statement by Israel's ambassador complaining about Mr. Orban's vilification of Mr. Soros.
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Demonized Smartphones Are Just Our Latest Technological ScapegoatTechnophobia is deeply rooted in our history, at least as far back as Ancient Greece, and the case against smartphones isn't as airtight as it seems.
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Jesse, so, you know, the president, obviously, frustrated at being, you know, demonized, back-and-forth on both sides, but everybody wants to come to an immutable solution as it relates to immigration.
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For a long time, American society has demonized drug addiction as a moral failure — not the disease that health care groups, including the American Medical Association and American Psychiatric Association, agree it is.
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"While #Antisemitism is rising...synagogues are attacked & Jews killed...democratic #Israel is demonized...& Jewish institutions are forced to bolster security...The 'paper of record' pours oil on the fire," he said in another.
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Secretary Clinton demonized different business sectors during a bruising primary process and would probably continue the direction of the Obama White House, which has generally been antagonistic to business, though favorable to technology.
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Jones's "triple consciousness" refers to the added complexity of being Muslim, at a time when Islam is demonized by the conservative right and when it remains highly questionable whether black lives actually matter.
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When Steve Mnuchin went on CNBC on Wednesday to voice support for an antitrust probe that the Department of Justice is conducting into Amazon, the Treasury Secretary denounced the much-demonized tech giant.
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Charlie's two loving grandmothers from the previous book are abruptly transformed at the beginning of this one into unbearable, demonized examples of every shallow human trait Dahl can think to burden them with.
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The Democratic Unionist Party, the small Northern Irish party whose support she needs to govern, said it was wary of making any deal with a man whom many in May's party have demonized.
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The more Haredis are demonized because of their choice to have a different lifestyle, the less safe they will feel to keep "integrating" into Israel's larger society, as Israel wants them to do.
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It also ushered in decades of initiatives, court rulings and laws that demeaned and demonized homosexuals — such as Anita Bryant's 1977 Save Our Children Campaign, which depicted gay men as pedophiles; Bowers v.
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And if you are a part of a population that is very criminalized and demonized on a moral level, that battle to be vindicated of a harsh crime is just that much harder.
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If it cedes to liberal demands and starts fact-checking political ads, it will be further demonized by the right, which has long made unproven claims the company is deliberately biased against conservatives.
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I think that, at some level, he likes wearing the black hat; I think he knows, and we know, that he's not so much misunderstood as demonized for his utter lack of pretense.
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As mayor of NYC from 1994 through 2001, Rudy Giuliani demonized nightlife as our city's bastard child, trying to smooth it over in order to make things safe for tourists and co-op owners.
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Since the election, he's become the latest in a long line of close presidential advisors or family members who have been demonized as Rasputin-like figures with undue access and influence over the president.
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When Castro's guerilla defeated Fulgencio Batista's government, Cuba had a sugar industry stronger than the gambling dens and casinos administered by the Mafia, which was justly demonized by the propaganda of the new regime.
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"It's very difficult to be an abortion provider in today's climate, and these people should be praised for what they do, not demonized," Vicki Saporta of the National Abortion Federation said at the time.
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"He was scandal, he was gossip, he was a public menace for many, a public hero for some, admired and demonized, feared, misunderstood, and ridiculed," wrote Dr. Gerald Early, the essayist and culture critic.
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"This requires the government to recalibrate its relations with Kemalism ... which it has demonized throughout its 14-year rule," said Gonul Tol, director of the Washington-based Middle East Institute's Center for Turkish Studies.
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Those in the political center were demonized as out-of-touch elites, as though the people leading the insurgency were ordinary folks — which, in the case of the Brexit campaign, is a laughable proposition.
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"For many Jews, the antenna goes up when they hear Muslims or Mexicans being demonized," said Kenneth Wald, a professor of political science and expert on American Jewish culture at the University of Florida.
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The video has references that "demonized Nigerian Muslims," the group said, adding that female dancers in the music video misrepresented the Chibok girls who were kidnapped from their secondary school in Nigeria's north-east.
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Anxieties ran strong among Hispanics, African-Americans, Muslims, immigrants, women and others who had felt disparaged or demonized by Mr. Trump, who used harsh and racially charged language in ways that upended mainstream politics.
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So are millions of Americans employed by oil and gas companies, pharmaceutical companies, the insurance industry, banks and others demonized by Mr. Sanders, who are rightly scared they'll lose their jobs if he's elected.
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But by repeatedly using rhetoric that demonized abortion providers as monstrous "baby killers," the protesters increased the likelihood that someone in their ranks would eventually decide using lethal force to stop them was justified.
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Nor did Mr. Mueller directly address the ceaseless attacks on his team by Mr. Trump, who spent two years disparaging them as "angry Democrats" leading an unfair "witch hunt" and demonized several by name.
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At the same time, border migration is shifting: Mexicans, whom Mr. Trump demonized during his campaign, are leaving the United States in greater numbers than they are arriving, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Trump has demonized some of the most vulnerable people — refugees and unauthorized immigrants — but large majorities of Americans disapprove of his policies on immigration (57 percent to 41 percent, according a CNN poll). 8.
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So it makes sense that his impact would be felt differently in different parts of the world, resonating with, or repelling, people in countries that have idolized, demonized or relied on the United States.
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The Clinton team had a real problem it could not solve, so it did what it always did: it demonized the exposers in an effort to avoid answering the tough questions concerning Clinton's wrongdoing.
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Prominent novelists like Zadie Smith, Michael Chabon, Joyce Carol Oates and Kiran Desai have praised the novel as an urgent and essential story, particularly at a moment when immigrants and Muslims have been demonized.
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Central European University was founded and funded by George Soros, whom the Hungarian government has demonized as a symbol of dangerous liberalism and who has also been a target of scorn by US Republicans.
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It's hard to find a figure more demonized by the global right than Soros, an investor, philanthropist and Democratic funder who has devoted much of his fortune and time to defending democracy in Europe.
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Some (my guess: most) will fall in line behind Trump, if for no other reason than to oppose Hillary Clinton, who may be the only figure more hated and demonized on the right than Obama.
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Even if they provide the only evidence that can vindicate dead victims of color — who are so easily demonized by our racist society — there is no avoiding the terror and trauma that such images deliver.
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We cannot be a vassal state of China, neither can we demonize China the way it had been demonized by the West," he said, recommending that Asian countries seek to maintain their "own independent course.
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It mattered, they said, that she was a woman of color and the daughter of immigrants — a fierce rebuke, in and of itself, to a president who has demonized women, immigrants, and people of color.
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It's about two men falling for each other in the '80s — a time when gay men were near demonized by the AIDS crisis — and having a beautiful summer getting to know each other and themselves.
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He defended his 16-month-old campaign last week, telling Southeast Asian lawyers at a gathering in Manila that he had been "demonized" and denying allegations of state-sponsored killings of drug dealers and users.
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Trump has ignored or has had delayed responses to incidents involving violence against Muslims since taking office — but doesn't hesitate to condemn Muslims, and has demonized them both on the campaign trail and in office.
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Many patriotic Muslims fear they will continue to be demonized by new leaders in the land they love — perhaps Mr. Trump can invite Khizr Khan to dinner to find some things they have in common.
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We're in a strange time right now because so much of my culture is demonized, so you can't really be completely open and frank, because I think that is irresponsible at this point in time.
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After the crisis, banks initially shunned the business of selling and trading slices of loans tied to residential property, autos or commercial real estate, as such securitizations were demonized for their role in the crash.
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Trump's campaign has long contended there exists a swath of Trump voters who won't talk to the press or pollsters for fear of being demonized, but who will show up at the polls in November.
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He lurches politically from the left to the right, and by the fourth act, Stockmann, outraged by the mob's resistance to his campaign, becomes a zealot and is demonized as the enemy of the people.
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The vast majority of reality series vanish without a trace; the ones that become huge hits are frequently demonized as lowest common denominator TV. And to be fair, some of them sink to that level.
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This is rich from a party that demonized the Soviet Union during the Cold War and infringed on the rights of American citizens in the McCarthy era, the real witch hunt of modern American politics.
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" In Mr. Putin's favor, Mr. Van Grieken insisted that Russia had been demonized by a Belgian establishment that "is a slave to America," adding, "Putin is not black or white, but 50 shades of gray.
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As one of the mothers who suffered during the 1990s crack epidemic, I want to thank The New York Times for its apology for how it demonized mothers like me and for its brilliant journalism.
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Star Trek was famous for featuring in its cast black, Asian, and Russian characters — all examples of groups frequently demonized in 1960s America but represented as part of the tapestry of the series' imagined future.
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The president expressed worry over the new group last week — similar to how he demonized migrants ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, which led him to send troops to the border in the first place.
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Chris Williamson, 62, a close ally of party leader Jeremy Corbyn, told a meeting that Labour had been "too apologetic" in the long-running row over anti-Semitism and was being demonized as a bigoted party.
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The other issue is political: By the time the healthcare bill passed, it had been so demonized that Democrats in general made what I think in retrospect—and I thought at the time—was a mistake.
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African-American parents, activists, educators, and political leaders spent decades before and after the Brown decision pursuing creative measures to ensure educational opportunities for black children being purposefully mistreated, disregarded, and demonized by the education system.
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But elsewhere in the world, it has faced even tougher criticism for doing too little to moderate non-English-language content that has demonized minority groups and, in many cases, fanned the flames of communal violence.
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Fidesz has also demonized Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire George Soros and the liberal NGOs he backs, and has passed laws to narrow the scope of activity of civil groups that are accused of helping illegal migration.
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The latest uptick in anti-Muslim offenses began around 2014, coinciding with ISIS killing US journalists, Saylor said, and worsened in 503, an election year that saw Muslims and immigrants demonized by Trump and other candidates.
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Because of a poem, a novel, an interview, a tweet or a cartoon, we can be called a "backstabber" in pro-government media, lynched in social media, demonized, ostracized, put on trial or even get arrested.
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But it was also the redemption story of the genre itself—an underappreciated, exploited, and often demonized section of UK culture —finally bursting the dam and getting the recognition it truly deserves, on its own terms.
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OA: You seem genuinely concerned about Muslims in America, and yet you are also supporting someone who has called for banning Muslims and has demonized Muslims in America, and I want to square those two beliefs.
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He rode to power on a white nationalist campaign that demonized immigrants, particularly Muslim-Americans and Mexican-Americans, and promised a return to the older racial hierarchy that was unsettled by the election of Barack Obama.
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"Millennials are often demonized as being entitled, but actually, the problem is that Generation X just grew up in a context where housing was much more affordable and jobs were more long-term," Dr. Neo said.
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He was demonized by the United States and its allies for his repression of dissent at home and support of rebellion abroad, but admired by many leftists around the world, especially in Latin America and Africa.
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But she is being demonized as unfit for the bench for writing, a quarter century ago, what many parents tell their college-aged kids all the time: be careful; don't drink too much; make good choices.
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Trans children today find their humanity up for debate as they are demonized by legislators across the country through targeted bills that attempt to restrict the civil rights that we demand to be enforced or granted.
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One reason this might have happened is that amid these conversations, men were at best ancillary and at worst demonized, an understandable impulse in the 1970s, when the most basic feminist ideas were scary and radical.
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Today, Origo is one of the prime minister's most dutiful media boosters, parroting his attacks on migrants and on George Soros, the Hungarian-American philanthropist demonized by the far right on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Japan's imitation of the United States seems especially remarkable in light of the extreme cruelty and bitterness with which the war in Asia was conducted, in which both countries demonized each other in explicitly racist terms.
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What mattered was the result or, at least, the potential that things would get better under the incoming president than they had been under the king, who had been demonized as capricious if not downright crazy.
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That one of the show's stars, Rose McGowan, would later be demonized — becoming, in essence, a modern-day witch — after she spoke out against Harvey Weinstein struck me as having a certain gruesome symmetry to it.
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It's why super PACs, demonized at the beginning of the 2020 primary, are suddenly jumping in to assist most Democratic candidates, and it's why the campaigns are now making ever more urgent pleas for financial help.
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But those moderate voices are being marginalized, demonized and derided as RINOs — "Republicans in Name Only" — as they call for Republicans to stop playing politics and focus on fixing the flaws in the Affordable Care Act.
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Today, there are politics behind which drugs are demonized and which aren't, and much of that is rooted in racism, says Dr. Michael Miller, who preceded Gitlow as president of the American Society of Addiction Medicine.
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Mr. Shanker emerged as a defiant martyr to his union membership, but he was demonized by many fellow liberals, who felt betrayed by the largely white union's opposition to community control of the city's public schools.
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The Polish politician Jaroslaw Kaczynski has demonized the German chancellor over the migration issue and her support for the Nordstream II pipeline from Russia, and the Greeks blamed her for all but strangling their country financially.
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And that comes at a time when transgender visibility also seems more important than ever, to give voice and power to a community that is still demonized, misunderstood, and caricatured in the media almost every day.
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His critics have accused him of pandering, but Kasich's allies argue that if the goal of the gun control debate is to change minds, then the governor shouldn't be demonized for approaching it with an open one.
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Unlike the so-called alt-right, anti-fascist activism is largely still an analog effort, and its adherents have had to wrestle with a social media ecosystem that has at once amplified their work and demonized them.
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In many ways, Amazon is quickly becoming the new Walmart — demonized for killing malls, bookstores and toy shops, and feared by industry after industry for the off chance it may decide to swallow up yet another business.
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While there's value in this attempt to hear from Putin on his terms -- and even humanize an often-demonized figure -- Stone's idle chitchat and solicitous tone will surely leave many journalists and Putin critics gnashing their teeth.
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Tony and his cohorts are also connected to the brutal Marasalvatrucha ("MS-13") and Barrio 18 street gangs—both founded in Los Angeles, and routinely demonized by the Trump administration and equated by him with undocumented immigrants.
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He has promised to approve the Keystone XL oil pipeline only if the United States could get "a piece of the profits," has demonized oil as a "special interest" and said he supports the federal ethanol mandate.
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It would also set a dangerous example for other, non-European countries, the United States included, where politicians have demonized immigrants at a time when many people have seen incomes stagnate and are increasingly fearful of terrorism.
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"The history of linking your political opponents to Russia is a really dangerous and ugly one in the US. That's basically how, for a decade, the right demonized the left," Greenwald said in a recent Slate interview.
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"The woman is always painted as the bad guy, and ends up demonized for making a decision without a man's instructions," Dalle told the Guardian with regards to the way her marriage ended and she moved on.
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"It's inconceivable to us that the N.J.E.A. is supporting Republican extremist Fran Grenier, an avowed ally of Chris Christie and Donald Trump, both of whom have demonized teachers and unions throughout their political careers," the letter said.
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Mr. Bourdain coolly narrated that the Black Panthers' demands were "shockingly moderate: equality in education, housing, employment and basic civil rights," an accurate statement but one that contradicts the misguided public perception of that unfairly demonized organization.
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The Australian experience is a case study for Europeans grappling with an influx of refugees and for Americans considering the long-term implications of the Trump presidency: When Muslims are demonized, state-directed prejudice is more likely.
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"The TPP, which has been demonized by President Trump, was essentially the renegotiation of NAFTA," said Andy Shoyer, co-chair of the international trade practice at Sidley Austin and former trade attorney during the initial NAFTA agreement.
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He and his longtime screenwriting partner, Paul Laverty, are masters of a dour, clinical neorealism that conveys their feisty resilience in a conservative climate in which struggling workers are demonized as little better than parasitic social refuse.
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But, these positive stories are often overshadowed by negative ones — such as the one about mounted Galveston cops leading an African American suspect with a rope — in which police officers are relentlessly demonized as insensitive and racist.
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And then there's the villain, Erik Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan), who has the gall to not be demonized with a "hood" shtick, but instead, reflect valid frustration around the identity and survival that many black folks wrestle with.
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"The reason progressives cannot win on anything that requires government is because government has been racialized and demonized," UC Berkeley law professor Ian Haney López, who worked with Demos on their research, said at a Netroots Nation talk.
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Your book is about women's anger, but as you know, we've also seen a lot of men's anger on display this year, and we've also seen a lot of men's fear of being demonized as part of #MeToo.
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Although a number of studies have shown LSD's efficacy in treating depression and anxiety, these three letters were thoroughly demonized by the war on drugs and research into its therapeutic potential has progressed at a much slower pace.
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Similarly, most experts believe that Kim will never agree to give up a nuclear program that he sees as a guarantee of regime survival against a hostile United States that he has demonized to solidify his tyrannical rule.
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"She symbolizes as a San Francisco Democrat this sense that Democrats are coastal elites, and they look down on ... your average people, and of course she's been demonized that way purposefully by the Republican Party," Teixeira told Hill.
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The alt-right insisted it was not racist even as its swastika-clad minions marched on Charlottesville, Va., and its president relentlessly demonized Muslims and Mexican immigrants and trafficked in vile stereotypes about the lives of black Americans.
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Republican incumbent Duncan Hunter, who was indicted over the summer on charges he misused campaign funds, has drawn scrutiny for how his campaign has demonized Ammar Campa-Najjar, his Democratic opponent who is of Palestinian and Mexican descent.
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Top party leaders have demonized gays and lesbians as a threat to the soul of the nation and accused the European Union of promoting a dangerous secular vision for the continent that is at odds with Polish identity.
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"Many groups demonized us on Facebook and WhatsApp, and they succeeded in whipping up a strong anti-Rohingya passion in the state," Mr. Salim, 29, said in a recent interview in a village near Kolkata, West Bengal's capital.
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And yes, one of those is THC, which to this day remains demonized with the rest of the cannabis plant as a federally illegal (Schedule 1) substance, even though it too has shown promise as an effective medicine.
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"Overall, our results suggest that butter should neither be demonized nor considered 'back' as a route to good health," said senior author Dariush Mozaffarian, M.D., who is Dean of the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts.
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Orban's conservative government has demonized Soros as Hungary's leading public enemy, accusing him of seeking to erase the country's Christian identity by flooding it with immigrants, and eventually driving his philanthropic organization out of the country earlier this month.
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Orban's right-wing Fidesz party, which increased its parliamentary majority in April on an anti-immigration platform, has demonized Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire George Soros and the liberal NGOs he backs, naming the new legislation the STOP Soros law.
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It's certainly tempting to throw up your hands when an election doesn't go your way, and you fear for your friends or the various groups (women, people of color, Muslims, Latinos; there are others) Trump has demonized or terrified.
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The President was clearly feeling confident enough in his own perceived success to hold an hour-long news conference, including calling on reporters he has demonized in person and on social media, and telling this reporter to "be nice."
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Over time, a U.S. embassy based in Pyongyang "would provide U.S. spy agencies with new insights into a notoriously hard intelligence target and also give North Koreans direct access to America, a country demonized by the dictatorship," Lake writes.
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Mr. Salvini and Mr. Di Maio have at times spoken with disgust or derision about the yield spread between Italian and German 10-year benchmark bonds as if it were just another political enemy to be demonized or ridiculed.
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In Thuringia, it was this unmovable opposition to the left — demonized in its entirety by conservatives and liberals, citing the Left Party's history as successor to the East German Communist Party — that laid the groundwork for the latest scandal.
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In fact, the data is confounding in some respects, notably because teenage drinking overall has been dropping for years, a shift that researchers have heralded as a sign that alcohol has been successfully demonized as a serious health risk.
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Immigration has emerged as one of several chief issues in the 2020 Democratic primary, with several candidates saying Trump's policies and rhetoric have unfairly demonized immigrants and forced those living in the country without documents to live in fear.
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The EPA was actually established by a Republican president, Richard Nixon, in 1970, and although the Trump administration has demonized it and targeted it for a wide range of changes, having clean air and water enjoys broad bipartisan support.
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I feel compelled to write about this now because both the left-leaning and right-leaning media have demonized Middlebury students, calling them a violent mob and ignoring the real emotional and intellectual concerns of marginalized students who protested.
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For liberation movements—including Nelson Mandela's African National Congress in South Africa—Cuba proved itself to be, under Castro's leadership, a friend of last resort, willing to stand by jailed and demonized guerrilla fighters who, over time, emerged as global statesmen.
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Residents of the "banlieues" — mostly Muslim, of Arab and African origin — remained scarred by an ugly campaign that saw a presidential candidate who repeatedly attacked and demonized their communities and went on to win a third of all French votes.
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I&aposm going to go back and say - the moment that a large group of the population demonized the military and called us the baby killers and that became part of the media narrative that these people were at fault.
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If writers manage to shed light on what is fueling the horror show in our prisons, and in our criminal-justice system as it currently exists in many locales within our divided nation, they should be applauded and read, not demonized.
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Cersei will die from the thing she hated most in the world While still cruel, this end would be a kind of justice for Tyrion's suffering, as the child demonized by his family for the crime of being born different.
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This can be attributed to the groundwork laid out by the late Roger Ailes, founder of Fox News, who fused television's power to conjure feelings of anger and resentment to an ideology of cultural populism that demonized the liberal establishment.
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WASHINGTON, July 29 (Reuters) - During a state visit from Singapore's prime minister on Tuesday, President Barack Obama on Tuesday will extol the benefits of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal that his fellow Democrats demonized at their convention this week.
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The contraception mandate has been widely misunderstood from the beginning, demonized by its opponents as a way for a heavy-handed government to smuggle abortion into the workplace, as some of the more ignorant comments on the government's website claim.
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Gallagher being 'demonized,' supporter says The charge sheet said that Gallagher "did ... with premeditation, murder a wounded male person" under his care by "stabbing him in the neck and body with a knife" while battling ISIS in Mosul in May 2017.
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Flynn's two former business associates were indicted by the Justice Department on Monday for working on this project, which included Flynn authoring an op-ed in a Washington newspaper that sympathized with the current Turkish government and demonized the cleric.
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Despite Mr. Trump's more moderate tone when it comes to deportations — he is now focusing on criminals who are in the country illegally — Hispanic groups have said they will not forget how he has demonized them in the last year.
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In the war with Boko Haram, a radical Islamist group that has terrorized Nigeria for years, anyone who has lived among the militants — including children who have been kidnapped and held captive — is often demonized as a sympathizer and considered dangerous.
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In his 23-year-career, the golf great has been idolized, then demonized, and now almost idolized again — until he showed up at the White House Monday and let President Trump put the Presidential Medal of Freedom around his neck.
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It's also frightening to think about how, at the same time all of this secretive surveillance was occurring, black community organizers were also being publicly demonized so that any action by the government taken against them was seen as acceptable.
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Just look at the debate on gun violence, which focuses on mass shootings that account for less than 1 percent of all gun homicides, and on gun control legislation that is either lionized or demonized, depending on what side you're on.
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Get too close and he'll blow past for a layup, floater, or mid-range shot (the latter being another quality in his game that's demonized by modern basketball observers, but Irving's accuracy from this area more than justifies his high volume).
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Vicente Fox, Mexico's president from 2000 to 2006, said on Wednesday that the invitation from Mr. Peña Nieto was a mistake and that Mr. Trump should never be trusted in the country because of the way he has demonized its people.
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Civil rights groups have long argued that the law demonized pregnant women who had any history of drug or alcohol use, and in so doing endangered the health of both mothers and babies by deterring women from seeking prenatal care.
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"This is a defense of our country," Mr. Trump said in a speech at the White House on Thursday, in which he demonized a caravan of migrants in Mexico and said Democrats would let the U.S. be "overrun" by foreigners.
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The lawyer also argued that Shkreli had been lashing out on social media in response to being demonized by the public in the past two years after raising the price of an anti-parasite drug by 5,000 percent in 2015.
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The group promotes democracy, free expression and civil rights, but said on Tuesday that its work had become untenable in Hungary, where Prime Minister Viktor Orban has stifled dissent and demonized Mr. Soros, a frequent target of far-right groups.
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WARSAW — Judge Igor Tuleya has been labeled an enemy of the state by the Polish government, threatened with violence, forced to evacuate his courtroom for fear of anthrax attacks and demonized in the right-wing media as a communist stooge.
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About the ways in which she was not just criticized but demonized, about the way her opponents cast her as a power-mad Lady Macbeth, an unfaithful, murderous Jezebel who was also somehow frigid, and by the way, also gay.
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Thus the Iron Bank of Braavos would be demonized for attempting to overthrow the King Tommen, and any noble fighting to take the Iron Throne would be seen as corrupted by money and unfit to rule by the High Septon and Sparrow.
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But coming from the Trump administration — which has demonized immigrants and people of color, defended white supremacists, and jeopardized our freedom of press — the directive to adopt a style that prizes control over artistic expression is symbolic in the most perverse way.
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Guided by the experiences of past immigrant groups — and aware of how their own experiences are different — they want to use their voices and skills to move their community forward at a time when politicians like Donald J. Trump have demonized it.
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And so, Trump, the same candidate who has been endorsed by virtually every police union in America for his "law and order" stance, has proclaimed his support for black communities demonized by mass incarceration and racial discrimination in the criminal justice system.
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The retiring incumbent senator, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a giant in the U.S. Senate, did not like her; and he was angry at her because she, in his words, "demonized" members of Congress too often for his taste, beginning with the health care experience.
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For Trump, Clinton's dismissal of many of his supporters as racists, xenophobes, sexists, Islamaphobes and bigots is a gift that allows him to recreate his victorious GOP primary persona of a champion of blue collar Americans demonized by patronizing East coast political elites.
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I am the second-generation progeny of immigrants who, 85033 years ago this month, narrowly escaped a country that became violently intolerant of their religious affiliation, and whose friends and family were demonized, isolated, persecuted, beaten and murdered only for that reason.
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In the America of the Kennedys, immigrants are those who came and made America great, while in the America of Trump, immigrants are often portrayed as foreign objects who should be demonized as campaign props designed to appeal to racism and fear.
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That will do much to put out the flame... Trump has betrayed Americans by using his role as president in a twisted, weaponized manner, inciting hatred and violence toward those he has demonized from the moment he stepped onto the political scene.
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But if "Can-Can" makes it all the way — Zayid told studio executives that she would end up in an internment camp if it didn't — it may push two populations, one widely ignored, the other demonized, from the country's margins into the mainstream.
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"Basically, I'm just fed up with the fact that I'm cisgendered, I'm a white male and I lean right, toward the Republican side, and I get demonized," Colton Fears, Will's 28-year-old brother, who was wearing an SS pin, told HuffPost.
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"Slavery thrives when traffickers and slave-owners can brutally enslave people with little fear of any consequence," said David Westlake, head of International Justice Mission UK. Undocumented migrants are particularly vulnerable to slavery but are too often either demonized or overlooked, activists say.
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First, beginning in the 1990s, the Republicans strategically demonized Congress and government more broadly and flouted the norms of lawmaking, fueling a significant decline of trust in government that began well before the financial collapse in 2008, though it has sped up since.
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Given his concern with Mr. Orban's historical revisionism, the way the autocrat has demonized the Jewish philanthropist George Soros, and his general xenophobia, what does Mr. Lapid make of the fact that Israel's current government has cozied up to the Hungarian leader?
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In this episode of The Scarlet Letter Reports—our show where host Amanda Knox talks to prominent women about the deeply personal journey of being sexualized, scrutinized, and demonized by the media—Amanda sits down with Amber Rose to discuss her fight against slut-shaming.
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Disabled people are demonized in these conversations as monsters trying to hurt mom-and-pop businesses, or mocked for wanting equal access to the internet, despite the fact that the integral nature of the internet makes it increasingly critical to be able to get online.
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These wild canines provided the initial stock for "man's best friend," the domestic dog, but wolves have also been demonized and over-hunted, especially over the past 150 years, which led to their near-extinction in the continental US by the mid-20th century.
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If you believe America is a nation where white supremacists should be loudly denounced, where ethnic and religious groups should not be demonized for political gain or have fewer rights, and where freedom of expression is valued, then you must take a stand in 2016.
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Farage and Trump are demonized by the left wing, who generally want to avoid the issues of having to earn what they want to spend, and believe that ordinary people should get out of the way to allow fashionable "progressive" views to take over.
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But opioids have been demonized in recent years because so many young Americans — often prescribed narcotic pills for dental or back pain rather than for fatal illnesses — have become addicted and gone on to use heroin, street fentanyl or other concoctions, sometimes with fatal consequences.
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And there are shows coming out that seem at least obliquely inspired by Trump's odiousness, like Ava DuVernay's dramatic mini-series about the Central Park Five, a group of wrongly imprisoned teenage boys demonized by Trump, which debuts at the end of the month.
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Others said the film was totally plugged into the moment, with its story of a ragtag threesome of underdogs — a mute woman (who is sexually harassed), a black woman and a closeted gay artist — who work to save a demonized "other" from the man.
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Do you agree with Jon Pareles's review that on the surface the show was "a party," but that it was "also a no-nonsense affirmation of Latin pride and cultural diversity in a political climate where immigrants and American Latinos have been widely demonized"?
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Every day here, Gulenists, Kurds, journalists, academics and people like the doctor — a cross section of Turkish society that has been demonized by Erdogan or simply refuses to support him — pass by one another on the street, unaware of the presence of their fellow countrymen.
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"Humans have always demonized sharks because they are elusive and live in an environment that's not native to us -- the sea," said George Burgess, study co-author and director emeritus of the Florida Museum of Natural History's Program for Shark Research, in a statement.
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A source said staffers are perplexed about why the NRA would hire someone with no apparent political experience from an industry LaPierre has demonized, particularly at a time when the issue of gun control is back in the news following a spate of mass shootings.
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And long before Mr. Trump demonized immigrants — accusing Mexico of exporting criminals and calling for an end to birthright citizenship — Mr. King turned those views into talking points, with his use of misleading data about victims of undocumented immigrants and demeaning remarks about Latinos.
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When you get somebody who's a black cop, upholding the legal structures of the system, going into that group, it becomes this play on inclusion and exclusion: how can African Americans be included in the American narrative when their bodies are always criminalized and demonized?
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The backlash was swift — with critics taking to social media to call both Pinrose and Sephora out on the decision to commodify a religion that's long been demonized by the mainstream (Salem, ever heard of it?) and box it up into a cutesy, mass-market-friendly derivative.
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INGRAHAM: I mean you are going to get -- and I know you&aposve already gotten blowback and I want to hear from a former police officer in Chicago who tell us the way things are on the streets for the police, who have been oftentimes demonized.
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President Donald Trump's tenure in the White House remains most notable for his consistent attacks on black and brown people, Americans and global citizens through rhetoric that has demonized and dehumanized entire populations, countries, regions and cities, with the city of Baltimore being only the latest target.
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When you first heard of the gunman storming the newsroom and slaughtering editors, columnists and a sales assistant, wasn't your first thought that the newspaper might have been victimized by the current political climate that has, at times, demonized press coverage of the current presidential administration?
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As the middlemen, PBMs are demonized by both the drug industry and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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"There must still be some room for chivalry and not everything needs to be demonized," said Buenos Aires native Julian Gutierrez, who recognizes that catcalls make women in his city feel unsafe, but wonders where the law leaves men who want to approach a woman flirtatiously.
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That brand of dog-whistle politics also came in handy for politicians like Ronald Reagan (who demonized "welfare queens"), George H. W. Bush (whose campaign ran the infamous Willie Horton ad against Michael Dukakis), and Bill Clinton (whose "tough on crime" message often played into racist stereotypes).
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"His Facebook messages were made privately between colleagues and friends who shared the reality of being police officers in today's culture where police are demonized and demoralized for doing what is required to keep the community safe," Burns said in an email, according to the newspaper.
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After all, during this campaign, Trump demonized us countless times, from lying that "thousands" of Muslims cheered in New Jersey on 9/11, to irresponsibly stating that "Islam hates us," to wrongfully claiming that Muslims are not informing law enforcement when we see suspicious activity in our community.
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Just as Trump's immigration policies have demonized people not born in the US under the guise of protecting Americans and giving them better opportunities, South African political parties are capitalizing on the chance to promote similar policies at the expense of Africans who weren't born in South Africa.
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What the crack-baby-epidemic-that-wasn't put in stark relief was how quickly women, especially women of color, are demonized for prenatal substance use, whereas richer women simply don't face that level of scrutiny, even when prenatal drug use remains relatively constant across racial and socioeconomic lines.
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" Dr. Winstock, who last month decried a recent attempt by the Australian government to send out a public health message on cannabis as "summing up all that's wrong with drug education in last 40 years," says drug users will not listen if they are "demonized, homogonized, and patronized.
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As the middlemen, PBMs are being demonized by both the drug industry and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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"I wish him luck," Trump said outside the White House to reporters who asked Thursday about the personal headlines swirling around Bezos, whom the president has regularly demonized both for Bezos' fortunes at Amazon and his ownership of the Washington Post, which has closely and critically covered Trump's administration.
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Director Oliver Stone on Sunday said he thinks President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is "boxed in" by the Russia investigation because the country has been demonized.
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Twelve former prosecutors, nearly all of whom had worked under Williams, wrote a letter that was published in the Philadelphia Citizen: "While it might be demoralizing to work for someone who is federally indicted, imagine working for someone who has openly demonized what you do every day," it read.
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A transcript of an interview released on Monday by the British Parliament's Digital, Media, Culture and Sport Committee reveals that SCL Group CEO Nigel Oakes said that Trump seized on anti-Muslim sentiment in the U.S. in the same fashion that Hitler demonized Jews to grow political support.
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He also pointed his finger at those who promote religious hatred: "When the flames of hatred are fanned, when people are demonized because of their faith, when people's fears are played on rather than addressed, the consequences are deadly, as we have seen so sadly today," he said.
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If the Democrats had been able to recruit even modest bipartisan support for the Affordable Care Act in 2628, it could not have been demonized and undercut as easily by subsequent Republican majorities, and its repeal might not have become a central campaign promise of victorious Republicans in 28500.
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At any other time, Aladdin might be little more than a dose of multiculturalism, but it has emerged at a moment when global politics are deeply fraught, progressives have fought hard for ethnically diverse and authentic cinema, and extremists have demonized and attacked the very idea of multicultural representation.
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I think first-generation or second-generation immigrants, people who are in my parents' position, connect to it because they understand the struggle of trying to hold onto a culture when you're in a culture where that culture is not valued, in fact is actively demonized and attacked.
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Shepard's are not: They're drawn from her background as the American-born daughter of a white father and a mother who was both Pakistani, with roots in a country once colonized by and subordinate to the West, and Muslim, part of a group increasingly demonized in today's political rhetoric.
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For believers of a religion that has been demonized and scapegoated fiercely for nearly two decades and with renewed vigor during the last two years, the moment two Muslim women were announced as projected winners in their respective states was one that we will recall for our grandchildren.
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Those universally demonized West Bank "settlements" Israelis set up after the Six Day War to renew the ancient and more recent pre-state of Israel Jewish presence in cities like Hebron and Beit El are actually an example of economic, strategic, and political keys to peace between Arabs and Israelis.
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A former Administration official told me, "The whole reason Bannon went after H.R. wasn't that he was a globalist—it was that he pushed Bannon off the N.S.C." Breitbart News and other alt-right outlets demonized McMaster, suggesting that he was in league with "Obama holdovers" to undermine the President.
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They think they can use the self-described "Grim Reaper" in swing races in the same way Republicans have demonized Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) in previous election years.
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The industrious, fiscally conservative, family-oriented values of American conservatism should give the GOP a lot of in common with religious Muslims, but after the war on terror and more than a decade of having their faith demonized, not too many Muslims have decided to remain in the party of Bush.
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I realize that is a shocking statement coming from someone who's been highly critical of Trump on immigration — from the day he announced his presidential campaign by calling Mexicans rapists and criminals, to every time that he has denigrated or demonized immigrants simply to rile up his anti-immigrant base.
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Although Mr. Shilts did not accuse Mr. Dugas of starting the American epidemic, he demonized him as a deliberate spreader of the virus who ignored a doctor's demand that he stop having unprotected sex, and coldbloodedly told some sex partners that he had "gay cancer" and now they might get it.
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The protesters were demonized (including in editorials published in The New York Times) as fractious, self-righteous radicals who resorted to militant disruption when other means of protest were still available and as absolutists, who often stifled dissent and fell short of reaching a consensus about what they stood for.
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"The unknown mystery studio execs are always demonized, but they are investing millions and millions of dollars and face incredibly high risk and they have one weekend to get it right, and often they can't," said Hamish Moseley, head of distribution for Altitude Film Entertainment, a British distribution and production company.
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He and his governing coalition have campaigned to curb the activist Israeli judiciary, demonized the rambunctious press as a bastion of left-wing partisans, attacked the funding of nongovernmental organizations whose worldview they see as hostile and, as the police closed in, he has done his utmost to discredit them, too.
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In a heated billionaire-versus-billionaire debate with former hedge fund manager Leon Cooperman, Palihapitiya said that being demonized or labeled "out of touch" is a small price to pay for having so much wealth at a time when so many Americans have been left out of the financial boom.
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Mr. Ho, who spent the politically important National Day last week celebrating with top leaders in the Chinese capital, has demonized the protesters as "thugs," generously praised the city's embattled police force and openly advocates closer relations between Beijing and this semiautonomous city-state, which enjoys liberties unknown in mainland China.
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A classic tale of irrational exuberanceTo Green Growth Brands CMO Jann Parish, cannabis in 2019 is a classic tale of market exuberance, pegged to the attractive story of taking what was once a demonized, illegal drug and leveraging the wheels of capitalism to turn it into an upscale consumer product.
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Today is National Popcorn Day, so we're going to throw back to that time almost 24 years ago when movie popcorn was flat-out demonized by the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), which presented its findings in a Congressional Hearing and then published them in its own Nutrition Action Healthletter.
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Trump, who literally kicked off his campaign spewing hate, has demonized Latino immigrants, demeaned an American-born federal judge for his Hispanic heritage, stoked hate against Muslims, despicably mocked a disabled reporter, made sexist remarks, led the racist birther campaign and even defended a black protester being beaten up by his white supporters.
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And while he's taken a series of executive actions to implement the populist trade agenda at the core of his campaign, he's held back on delivering the biggest blows to the free trade economy he has so vigorously demonized -- from taking major action against Chinese trade abuses to renegotiating or withdrawing from NAFTA.
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While the investigation will likely explore the health and safety conditions along the border and in US medical care, it must also look at the ways in which the President's immigration policies and rhetoric have demonized these young migrants -- denying their humanity and presenting them as invaders who are threatening the American people.
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Her student journalism seethes with outrage over Montgomery's pack of political thugs, but it also reflects the signature neurosis of her class — that educated white Alabamians are looked down upon as ignorant rednecks because the state's "good people" are unfairly demonized over the racial brutality that is only part of the Alabama story.
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Now, the man once demonized by the United States as one of the greatest threats to peace and stability in Iraq has come out as the surprise winner of this month's tight elections, after a startling reinvention into a populist, anticorruption campaigner whose "Iraq First" message appealed to voters across sectarian divides.
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Her road to confirmation was contentious, passing the U.S. Senate only because Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceEx-Clinton strategist met with Trump to talk impeachment US restarts large-scale military campaign against ISIS DeVos should be applauded, not demonized, for her work in education MORE broke a 6900-2628 tie.
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While totalitarian and undemocratic societies have suppressed art and demonized artists, burned heretics and tortured dissenters, I hope you will agree that we are fortunate to be living in a country where the use of religious symbols in art, whether approved by church dogma or not, is protected under the First Amendment.
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In a Tuesday press conference, he defended the Charlottesville protesters (there were "innocent" and "very fine people" marching alongside neo-Nazis and KKK, he insisted), demonized the anti-racist counterprotesters (who he argued shared equal blame for the violence), and used the same barely coded language KKK members use to defend their cause.
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Lauded as much for his country's social gains in education and health as demonized for his human rights record and his tight grip on freedom of expression, the reactions to Castro's death mirrored these divergent views: tears and mourning from some on one side of the Florida Straits, and celebratory parades on the other.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE demonized the caravan in the weeks before the midterm elections, painting the group as an imminent national security threat.
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If there is any silver lining to be found in the election of Donald Trump to the presidency, it is that millions of people have been inspired to demonstrate solidarity on a large scale across the lines of gender, race, religion and class in defense of those who have been demonized and targeted for elimination.
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Then there's Alfred Wiener himself, the man who founded the library and who saw, as early as 1919, the rise of a new and more dangerous form of antisemitism in Germany and across Europe; who could see that Jewish people were being demonized following the First World War, blamed—along with socialists and communists—for Germany's defeat.
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Eichmann, in Arendt's assessment, had perpetrated great crimes against humanity not out of a monstrous internal evil, nor out of a singular hatred of Jews, but because he was incapable of thought from the perspective of another, and therefore susceptible to the fascist ideology that demonized the Jewish people, making extinguishing them a matter of moral necessity.
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Now Snowden, who had been demonized by the NSA and the Obama administration for the past year, was publicly claiming something that set off alarm bells at the agency: Before he leaked the documents, Snowden said, he had repeatedly attempted to raise his concerns inside the NSA about its surveillance of US citizens — and the agency had done nothing.
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After a century of a drug being demonized through movies like Reefer Madness, criminalization, and public officials (like US Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who said that "good people don't smoke marijuana"), much of the country is suddenly changing to thinking of pot not as an illicit substance but as a consumer product similar to beer or wine.
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Having spent more than 15 years at the helm of her party and been demonized by Republicans during the midterm congressional elections as the face of far-left radicalism, Ms. Pelosi, 78, spent the weeks after Democrats won putting down a rebellion over her leadership in Democratic ranks and consolidating support through a combination of deal-cutting and cajoling.
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Now Snowden, who had been demonized by the NSA and the Obama administration in the intervening year, was publicly claiming something that set off alarm bells at the agency: Before he leaked the documents, Snowden said, he had repeatedly attempted to raise his concerns inside the NSA about its surveillance of U.S. citizens — and the agency had done nothing.
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" "And until we do that, hijabis are going to get harassed in the streets, members from the trans community are going to be demonized for using the bathroom, and my brothers and sisters in the African-American community, their spines are going to continue to get shattered in the backs of paddy wagons until we stand up and say something.
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At any other time, Aladdin might have been little more than a dose of multiculturalism, but it has emerged at a moment when global politics are deeply fraught, progressives have fought hard for ethnically diverse and authentic cinema, and extremists — everyone from actual radicals to media fans engaging in online review bombing — have demonized and attacked the very idea of multicultural representation.
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Our vote sends a clear message to extremists like Trump, Rubio and Cruz – who are competing for our vote while at the same time promising to repeal DAPA and DACA, and mock those fighting for $15 an hour so their families can escape poverty – that we will never forget what you stand for and how you have demonized our families.
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Mendoza, who told the human stories of the migrant caravan Trump demonized during multiple visits, said the next steps are hard conversations with moms, dads, abuelos, and tias—the 29 percent of Latinos that voted for Trump, including 32 percent of Hispanic men, a figure which remains consistent with previous Republican performances with Latinos and party identification despite Trump's historic antagonism.
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In contrast, the US is in the grip of an elite-driven techlash, where virtually every new IT application is demonized as killing jobs, reinforcing bias, or destroying privacy.. So it's not surprising that the World Values Survey finds 78% of Chinese residents agree that "more emphasis on the development of technology" is a good thing, compared to just 49% of US residents.
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"Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceEx-Clinton strategist met with Trump to talk impeachment US restarts large-scale military campaign against ISIS DeVos should be applauded, not demonized, for her work in education MORE — I know I've seen this rumor that keeps popping up, and Nikki would be great, but Mike Pence has done a phenomenal job as vice president," Trump said.
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But in the late 90s, Mayor Rudy Giuliani revived the law to inflict fines and closures on unlicensed bars and clubs as part of his "quality of life" campaign, which "demonized nightlife as our city's bastard child, trying to smooth it over in order to make things safe for tourists and co-op owners," as Michael Musto put it in an essay for THUMP.
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At no point in those tweets did he say sorry for dragging hip-hop and pop culture through the muck, emboldening the most craven right-wing trolls on the internet, or fervently praising a president who has demonized black Americans, latinx people, immigrants, trans people, survivors of sexual assault, and anyone who the hosts of Fox & Friends decide to vilify before we've all had breakfast.
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As the middlemen, PBMs are being demonized by both the drug industry and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE as the main instigator of high drug prices.
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" On Facebook, novelist Andrew Gross defended Ms. Fairstein on Wednesday as a worthy Edgar Award recipient: "For a person who has devoted her career to real-world situations that have advanced women's rights to be attacked and demonized by people whose toughest real-world decisions are how to define a gerund or what book to review is a sign that the inmates are truly running the asylum.
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As her involvement in the civil rights movement grew, Ms Franklin's straightened and coifed styles steadily softened, a modest skull-hugging natural becoming a pillowy Afro by the time, in 1970, that she offered to post a $250,000 bond to free Angela Davis, the demonized black activist then being held on charges of conspiracy, kidnapping and murder (charges of which she was later acquitted).
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Their aggressive response helps explain why, in the Twitter discourse that followed, a particular observational thread emerged: Many of the Rick and Morty fans who threw a fit over not receiving packets of Szechuan Sauce are part of the same male-dominated geek subcultures that have systematically harassed women, denigrated women's fandom hobbies, and/or demonized feminism as made up of women who are overly sensitive.
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American democracy proved resilient enough to survive for 240 years because of the nation's great capacity for change, creating a land where the demonized immigrants of the 19th century turned into the political leaders and entrepreneurs of the 20th and where formerly enslaved African Americans transformed the very aesthetics of our democracy through creatively defiant resistance that helped to reshape the nation's vast political, cultural, and economic contours.
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How Donald Trump made me proud to be Hispanic Trump has boasted of infidelities, profited off gambling, mocked the handicapped, cheered and offered financial assistance for his supporters who fight protestors, supported abortion (until his fortuitous change of heart before the election), called for war crimes against innocent people, demonized minorities and immigrants, knowingly played upon racist fears, promoted open racists through social media, promoted conspiracy theories, and crudely treated women.
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Mr. Nanjiani, who would go on to be nominated, along with his wife, for a best original screenplay Oscar, sat down with me in December at the Lambs Club in Midtown Manhattan to talk about what it's like revealing a deeply personal story to the world, the challenges of bridging two cultures, especially when one is demonized in this country, and how he learned to shut down racist hecklers.
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"One thing that I really respect about McConnell is his willingness to be able to be in the firing line like that — I mean, he knows that the role that he plays is going to be demonized and scapegoated and he's got the broad back to sort of stand up and take that kind of incoming fire," said GOP consultant Jesse Benton, who managed McConnell's 2014 Senate race and fellow Kentucky Sen.
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Wednesday's tweet marked a sudden shift in tone for Trump, who has demonized Pelosi for months as he campaigned for GOP congressional candidates leading up to the midterms, and consistently blamed her and Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.
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"Why can we not now join forces with our European allies to get food to starving people," the MP asked an unresponsive House of Commons, as she called for an end to the government's "shameful refusal to give 3,000 unaccompanied children sanction in the UK." It may still turn out that Jo Cox's commitment to a group of people demonized by a section of British society had little to do with why she was killed.
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The Washington Post reported Monday that Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosDeVos should be applauded, not demonized, for her work in education DeVos expected to give more rights to those accused of sexual assault on college campuses Betsy DeVos is giving defrauded student debtors the back of her hand MORE is expected to publish the finalized rules before the end of the year, though the time frame could fall back to next year.
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When they do stuff that is in line with Hollywood or remember when President Obama was running and the stage looked like it was like a scene from a movie and it was all built up, they get applauded for aligning themselves with Hollywood and things like that, but when Trump does something that&aposs a little bit outside of the box to try convince a tyrant to maybe find a better way, he gets demonized for it.
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Noble, whose goal is "to edify the Church and witness to the world," declared that Trump has boasted of infidelities, profited off gambling, mocked the handicapped, cheered and offered financial assistance for his supporters who fight protesters, supported abortion (until his fortuitous change of heart before the election), called for war crimes against innocent people, demonized minorities and immigrants, knowingly played upon racist fears, promoted open racists through social media, promoted conspiracy theories, and crudely treated women.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by the APTA - A huge night for Joe Biden The Memo: Biden shakes up Democratic race with Super Tuesday wins Omar calls out lack of 'united progressive movement' as Biden wins big on Super Tuesday MORE (D-Minn.), a figure demonized among the crowd for her criticism of the organization; statements she has made that have been widely condemned as anti-Semitic; and her support of the global boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.
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Jim InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (Okla.) and Pat RobertsCharles (Pat) Patrick RobertsKobach says he's more prepared for 'propaganda' in Senate campaign Pompeo: Senate run 'off the table' Grassley gambles on drug price bill despite GOP doubts MORE (Kansas), sought an inspector general investigation last year, saying the campaign unfairly demonized farmers and ranchers and violated prohibitions placed on the EPA against lobbying.
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From the day she took office as Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosDeVos should be applauded, not demonized, for her work in education DeVos expected to give more rights to those accused of sexual assault on college campuses Betsy DeVos is giving defrauded student debtors the back of her hand MORE has tried to make it more difficult for students to free themselves from loan obligations incurred on the basis of false promises by college recruiters about educational services, the likelihood of earning credits transferrable to other institutions, post-graduate employment, and salary prospects.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosDeVos should be applauded, not demonized, for her work in education DeVos expected to give more rights to those accused of sexual assault on college campuses Betsy DeVos is giving defrauded student debtors the back of her hand MORE is one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2202 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE's longest-reigning cabinet members, having served in her post for more than 2628,28500 days.
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The BBC breaks down the Tsimane diet:17% of their diet is game including wild pig, tapir and capybara (the world's largest rodent)7% is freshwater fish including piranha and catfishMost of the rest comes from family farms growing rice, maize, manioc root (like sweet potato) and plantains (similar to banana)It is topped up with foraged fruit and nuts72% of calories come from carbohydrates compared with 52% in the US14% from fat compared with 34% in the US, Tsimane also consume much less saturated fatBoth Americans and Tsimane have 14% of calories from protein, but Tsimane have more lean meatYes, carbs have been demonized by fad diets for years and yet this group of incredibly heart healthy people primarily subsists on them.
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While Lockwood makes clear at the end of the book that he is not an apologist for Castro's regime, which routinely abused human rights and civil liberties, his writing and photographs add dimensionality to a leader widely demonized in the US. He writes: I was amazed at the apparent discrepancies that existed between what was popularly being said and believed about Cuba in the United States and what I actually saw … After three weeks of traveling, including an eight-day, cross-country trip taken in Castro's company, I could find little evidence of the standard image of Cuba so luridly painted by American newspapers and magazines — that of a crumbling economy, a populace in tatters and near starvation, and a political regime that had lost its popular support and was maintaining itself in power through oppression and terror.
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Here are four reasons that support our argument: First, a pause would allow Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Energy: Protesters plan Black Friday climate strike | 'Father of EPA' dies | Democrats push EPA to abandon methane rollback Youth protesters plan Black Friday climate strike GOP lawmaker boasts 'overwhelming bipartisan support' for USMCA trade deal MORE (D-Calif.) to remind Americans that the courts will soon decide whether to order Giuliani, Bolton, Pompeo, Secretary of Energy Rick PerryRick PerryGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Democrats vow court victories won't slow impeachment timeline The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump says he is fighting testimony to protect presidency MORE and Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceEx-Clinton strategist met with Trump to talk impeachment US restarts large-scale military campaign against ISIS DeVos should be applauded, not demonized, for her work in education MORE — all of whom have been implicated by EU Ambassador ("everyone was in the loop") Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Three women accuse Gordon Sondland of sexual misconduct Pompeo-Trump relationship tested by impeachment inquiry MORE — to cooperate with duly authorized congressional investigations.
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