The dialogue sparkles, whether in offhand exchanges or written diatribes.
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It would certainly explain his short bursts of impassioned diatribes.
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There are no angry diatribes about left field versus right field.
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People who post racist diatribes online often pretend that they are joking.
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He's the subject of think pieces, diatribes, and intense social media investigations.
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"He has ample venues to spew his hateful diatribes," Mr. Scahill said.
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His social media accounts are filled with anti-Democrat sentiments and racist diatribes.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, anti-China diatribes are becoming more common.
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He did not indulge in his usual diatribes against Mexicans or Chinese people.
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Largely gone were the diatribes against opponents like the United States and Turkey.
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There they are, in their garages, writing malicious diatribes to Andy Murray's grandparents.
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Try to imagine LeBron James's or Gregg Popovich's political diatribes at the Garden.
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Lengthy diatribes insist on spelling out the same themes in slightly different ways.
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When it came to lengthy diatribes, at least, it seemed he preferred to dance.
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His unhinged diatribes apparently extended to women, blacks and Jews as well as gays.
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I received full diatribes from men and women about their hatred for the show.
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She routinely substitutes reason for patronizing diatribes, false equivalencies, and Olympic-level mental gymnastics.
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The speech turned out to be a blip between Mr. Sanders's anti-establishment diatribes.
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He has expanded his once singular anti-American focus to include diatribes against Iran.
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For example, several this week offered long diatribes on racial discrimination in the workplace.
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After years of Reagan rhetoric and Trump diatribes, Howard, a lawyer, obviously believes so.
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But what about harder ones, like anti-abortion speech or pro-Hamas political diatribes?
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The outspoken Philippine leader is known for defying international pressure and his diatribes against critics.
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It's supposed to be comforting, but Noah's diatribes tend to go the way of depressing.
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But the daily diatribes in the mainstream media are so hysterical they offer little insight.
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I'd launched into long diatribes over coffee -- or beers -- about my family's long military lineage.
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Celine designer Hedi Slimane does not hold back when it comes to delivering his diatribes virtually.
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The early Republican debates featured lengthy, and often misleading, diatribes against Planned Parenthood and abortion rights.
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That means that you do not get to force other people to hear your racist diatribes.
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"You betray your people and your supposed ideology with your diatribes without substance," Mr. Almagro wrote.
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"He'd go into long diatribes about the Visigoth invasion and the Peloponnesian Wars," another colleague said.
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Comedians like Mike Birbiglia and Sarah Silverman ran to their usual corner, penning diatribes about free speech.
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Visions of blowing the rubes' minds with Bill Hicks-like rants and diatribes danced through my head.
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André Bettencourt wrote anti-Semitic diatribes for the pro-German press during the war, according to Time.
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I am weary — and frightened — of her diatribes and no longer bring up any Trump-related topic.
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I waffle back and forth on whether Mr. Robot's diatribes against global capitalism are facile or fascinating.
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He's nearly incomprehensible to the uninitiated, veering into long, self-referential diatribes about angels, black holes, and magic.
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Don't kill the messenger Trump can dish out a lot of public diatribes, but he can't take criticism.
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So often what we deliver is an embarrassing menu of debased artistic material and hard core political diatribes.
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"I mean, I see people post these long diatribes about the petty crime and homelessness," Ms. Coles said.
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Won't our objections to them seem quaint eventually, as quaint as the archival diatribes I read about emojis?
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He has also peppered his recent tour with political statements and diatribes, injecting himself into the political discussion.
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These fears have long been legitimized by right-wing media and, especially, the public diatribes of the president.
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These fears have long been legitimized by right-wing media and, especially, the public diatribes of the president.
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On the first point: Diatribes about debt often come with ominous warnings that debt may snowball over time.
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He appealed largely to disillusioned working class voters with diatribes about trade deals and illegal immigration hurting American workers.
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Albright has long been an optimistic exponent of American exceptionalism, a consummate establishment figure not given to alarmist diatribes.
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Mindy may have disliked Danny's confusingly old-fashioned diatribes most of the time, but she did always love him.
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I have greatly enjoyed Erin Gloria Ryan's diatribes in Jezebel against the "pink crap" of the corporatized cancer industry.
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In the interview, Flake said that Trump's diatribes on immigration reform and undocumented immigrants in particular have been problematic.
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Apparently the "Gray Lady" missed this, along with a litany of other racist and anti-Semitic diatribes uncovered here.
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The current bet arose from one of Dowling's Twitter diatribes, in which he accused Microsoft of overhyping its progress.
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Were there any warning signs separating him from the hordes of other people who post angry diatribes about politicians?
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Whole stretches of Mr. Kushner's arresting dialogue, afire with political diatribes, are gone from the opera's compact English libretto.
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Mr. Pernar was recently removed from the floor of Parliament for interrupting proceedings with random anti-European Union diatribes.
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It's no wonder that Facebook posts end up being fully unhinged rants, diatribes, soapboxes, pleas, meltdowns and valedictorian speeches.
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It doesn't have to be responsible for paying in-house staff or outside fact checkers to assess politicians' diatribes.
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Trump doesn't yet command the government's mighty executive powers, but his diatribes cannot be dismissed as trivial social media banter.
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Instead, much of our online presence has turned into a jumble of derogatory terms, exclamation points, and all-caps diatribes.
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He goes off on long, passionate diatribes that race out of his brain faster than his mouth can catch up.
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" And then, my favorite: "I am honestly concerned that your colleagues have begun to roll their eyes at your diatribes.
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So whether we're "gangsters" or "American bastards," diatribes will likely proliferate alongside North Korean weapons stockpiles over the coming weeks.
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But as with almost everything related to Trump, his self-serving diatribes are rooted more in fiction than in fact.
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There are no easy solutions to migration — not a wall, not tariffs, not diatribes, not family separation and not aid.
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He unleashes profane diatribes about countries and world figures he dislikes, with the United States often on the receiving end.
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Trump unleashes diatribes against enemies and friends, lashes out at news outlets and TV hosts, and chastises both Democrats and Republicans.
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The past month's word-for-word diatribes are simply the latest example of this, and notably, have finally caught public notice.
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And yet the president's political success, 30 years after his diatribes against Japan, underscores just how much the trade deficit matters.
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The play is front-loaded, though, with diatribes by Buck that are tedious and untheatrical, even if you agree with them.
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She's written her own diatribes about Spotify's low cuts for artists, wages that can't be increased on an already-low-margin business.
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Less known is the fact that Castro, despite his frequent anti-United States diatribes, had his own shipment of forbidden Yankee pleasures.
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It was unusual, given that there's no love lost between the two men, who frequently trade barbs and diatribes on social media.
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An equally significant oversight in Warren's diatribes is that, for the most part, American workers actually own the corporations she is attacking.
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It is a cocktail of moralizing, angry diatribes, and a celebration of traditional values, constantly mixed with images of scantily clad women.
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Preachers from Saudi Arabia and Algeria delivered diatribes against the menace of democracy, which they castigated as a Western artifice against God's rule.
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I myself ended up slapping a Tatler editor on the steps of the Bolshoi Theater after he wrote anti-Semitic diatribes about me.
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Raising my head above the diatribes and squabbles of online comments and forums, I see many people excited and fascinated by new technology.
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It is in these diatribes that Buck has inveighed against Muslims, Jews, blacks, gays and anyone else who is not a white Christian.
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With his diatribes against Islam, immigration from Mexico and economic competition from Asia, Mr. Trump has amassed dominant support from restive white voters.
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Republicans seemed rattled, with a number of them declining to question the pair of witnesses completely in favor of delivering their own diatribes.
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But can he be trusted on that score given that the words came only grudgingly, under pressure, after months of anti-NATO diatribes?
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At least we are left with a series of comic diatribes, each of which could stand on its own as a stinging monologue.
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Conway, who frequently gets attention with diatribes on Twitter against his wife's boss, responded in a fiery thread of more than a dozen tweets.
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Many of the millions of items flagged globally each week – including violent diatribes and lurid sexual imagery – are detected by automated systems, Facebook says.
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But given Trump's aggressive diatribes, NATO countries listen to us with less trust, waiting for us to pivot back to combativeness at any moment.
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These types of users—and there are only a famous few—exist simply for their novelty and operate independently of Reddit's self-righteous diatribes.
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He had met hackers like Phiber Optik, with their pumped-up diatribes online, only to find that over dinner they looked as dangerous as ducks.
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Where else can you crack jokes about masturbation and groping but Late Night, the show known for its nine-minute-long diatribes about the country?
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Most of the characters barely even rise to the level of "stock archetypes" – they're just empty vessels made to parrot diatribes, theses, and mission statements.
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But Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator also contains scathing, largely clichéd diatribes against US politics, including a weirdly infantilized look at the US president.
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"These diatribes rank among the nastiest and most personal remarks I've heard on the Senate floor in my 40 years in this body," he said.
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Mr. Trump understood he could unite nativists and culture warriors using his diatribes against political correctness as an all-purpose code to stoke conservative resentments.
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There was the Brad, a master rigger of industrial cranes, whose gruff diatribes against bankers, bike lanes, hipsters, and "harelips" we surreptitiously recorded, for laughs.
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Yes, sometimes Ahmed's selfies get more attention on Facebook than her pro-Bernie Sanders diatribes or the latest articles on atrocities happening around the world.
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The assumption has long been that his Twitter account gives us his psychic vital signs and that we can chart his distress by his diatribes.
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As a result, Instagram feels more intimate than Facebook, where photos and videos often sit alongside lengthy diatribes, restaurant check-ins and mundane status updates.
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Now he can never be the leader who can bring us back to where we were before he came along with his diatribes and anger.
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Diatribes among allies — rather than against external actors — may spoil the message of unity that is so critical in the face of myriad external threats.
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He has, however, tweeted many times about being a free thinker and not following crowds — hinting that his eclectic political diatribes are not likely to end.
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He has since gained notoriety as a YouTube star who espouses conservative political views and hate-filled diatribes against leftist rebels and Venezuela&aposs socialist government.
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He has directed similar diatribes at high ranking members of the FBI as well as FBI investigative teams probing Russian interference in the American presidential election.
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His regular diatribes against the influence of big money in politics could make it awkward, if not impossible, for him to raise money from wealthy liberals.
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North Korea, a master of tough talk, often resorts to colorful Korean proverbs in its propaganda at home or in its diatribes against its external enemies.
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The convulsions inherent to the legislative process, whether in the form of committee-room tirades or Twitter diatribes, are merely symptoms of a healthy representative democracy.
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Most playwrights dish out the most brutal diatribes against their parents, who sit proudly in the front row and applaud every insult that comes along. Me?
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" In language reminiscent of Donald Trump's diatribes about black neighborhoods, D'Souza described inner cities as places where "the streets are irrigated with alcohol, urine, and blood.
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The propaganda machine has already started to churn out diatribes against Mr. Rouhani and his allies, making many Iranians fear a repeat of the 2005 election.
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In truth, the press has lapped up all of Trump's tweets, particularly his early morning diatribes, which have often injected a zany element into the headlines.
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Another critique of Christianity's liberal-conservative debate might be that diatribes from religious people which merely follow the contours of secular ideological contests are not very interesting.
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Reuters could not independently verify the authenticity of the footage, which showed the men delivering anti-Western diatribes and concluded with an apparent threat to attack Britain.
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Her post lit up a passionate discussion among follow delegates: You should have heard the diatribes from two RNC members this morning at our members-only breakfast.
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Robert Bowers, who was arrested in the assault on the Pittsburgh synagogue, also pushed online conspiracy theories about the migrant caravan, in addition to anti-Semitic diatribes.
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Despite Mr. Maduro's constant diatribes against the American Empire, even a tenuous offer to meet with an autocrat-friendly American president was one Mr. Maduro couldn't refuse.
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True, it doesn't mean favoring any side of any given issue; but it does mean favoring the extremes, the conspiracy theorists, the histrionic diatribes on all sides.
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Sometimes his supporters are reluctant to speak to me, affected by the president's diatribes that falsely accuse reporters across the board of pushing an anti-Trump agenda.
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Mr. Trump made his animus toward the news media clear during the presidential campaign, often expressing his disgust with coverage through Twitter or in diatribes at rallies.
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John Bolton, a potential Secretary of State pick, has been sitting in the American Enterprise Institute writing diatribes against the Obama administration for being too soft on Russia.
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Its posts, some of which have been retrieved by CNN, included diatribes against refugees, conspiracy theories about the death of Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia and Islamophobic sentiment.
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DARWIN, Australia — South Korea, Japan and the United States have grown accustomed to North Korea's diatribes, but Pyongyang recently threatened a new target with a nuclear strike: Australia.
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Twitter may never abandon its 140-character limit, but the social network is now making it easier to string together tweets, so complaints, rants, and diatribes can flow uninterrupted.
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In addition, my colleagues in the English department, plus a few lucky senior administrators, have been hapless recipients of racist and anti-Semitic diatribes, thus burdening our IT staff.
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Up to this point, Mr. Trump has embraced the hostility of the Republican establishment, goading the party's angry base with diatribes against wealthy donors who he claimed controlled politicians.
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"He has retreated into the world of Mao: personality cults, plaudits to the state sector and diatribes against foreigners supposedly intent on destroying China," Hannah Beech of Time wrote.
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Perhaps the atrocious cover art is to be blamed, but a listen through 1996's Diatribes shows Napalm Death were retaining their heaviness while becoming a bit more palatable.
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As the year progressed, he started CC'ing other journalists, bloggers, lawyers, government agencies, and entire teams of people at retailers and companies Deciem worked with on long, confusing diatribes.
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Seemingly no topic is too obscure or out-of-reach for Mr. Proops, who unpacks trivia and historical tidbits as deftly as he delivers personal anecdotes and political diatribes.
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Amid fears he might lose, Mr. Erdogan and his allies have issued near-daily diatribes against European countries, a tactic that they hope will play well among swing voters.
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The competition was heightened by fears of nuclear war, a stalemate in the Korean conflict, diatribes of propaganda from Moscow and a fever of anti-Communism in the United States.
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On his trademark 'Kanye Rants' "I actually think that the rants came from the place of a bravery," he said of the extended diatribes he would often issue on tour.
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Then there are the South Koreans who are emboldened by Mr. Trump's diatribes and relish the prospect of finishing North Korea off with an invasion spearheaded by the United States.
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Even Trump himself, who often goes on long unrelated diatribes during his speeches, has been a victim of deceptive video edits, as pointed out by Media Matters editor Parker Molloy.
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There is a school of thought that it does nobody good for celebrities to deliver political diatribes, coded or not, on a night that celebrates the fortune of the fortunate.
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I did not agree with her fierce post-9/11 diatribes, but no one can touch her for the fearlessness and deep knowledge she brought to all her important interviews.
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Those teeming parts, which together last some seven hours, are run through with Mr. Kush-ner's arresting dialogue, in which characters dispense impassioned political diatribes and lots of gallows humor.
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Acosta speculates that Trump's diatribes against the media are largely for show, writing that "when he called us 'fake news' it was, in his mind, an act," according to the excerpts.
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She wrote that her manager propositioned her, that complaints were consistently dismissed by human resources, and that even tasks like ordering branded leather jackets devolved into "comically absurd" diatribes on gender.
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They then rehearsed a powerful scene, set around a dinner table, where the characters spoke anti-Semitic diatribes from the book as if they were like polite conversation, while sipping soup.
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The growing use of firewood has triggered alarm among activists who say discussions of environmental problems are often eclipsed by diatribes about runaway inflation, economic collapse and a protracted political stalemate.
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The insults have included racist and sexist diatribes, including when the North called Obama "a monkey" and former South Korean President Park Geun-hye, the country's first female leader, a prostitute.
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On Saturday, right-leaning NYT columnist Bret Stephens penned an emotional piece entitled "Trump Will Have Blood on His Hands," which took aim at Trump's heated diatribes directed at the media.
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Many faulted him for not singling out repressive Communist states in his diatribes against the world order, and later for not lending his voice to the outcry over sexual abuse by priests.
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He still moves with ease among drastically different groups of people, from Oruzgan elders who interrupt him with passionate diatribes, to groups of youths coming to present him with their latest research.
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The insults Trump offered in July to the patriotic family of Captain Humayun Khan, killed in Iraq, should in their grossness, have caused those attracted to his anti-Muslim diatribes to reconsider.
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I'm dismayed by how diatribes like the Chicago letter approach students in adversarial terms, implying that they don't know how to make choices or approach material when it comes to their learning.
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In the view of Ross Guberman, an expert on legal writing, Ms Barrett's prose is "relentlessly clear and logical", free of "political diatribes" and betrays little "that would pin her as an ideologue".
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Mr Zeman is noted for his diatribes against the EU, and for his love of Vladimir Putin (odd in a country that Russian troops invaded in 1968 to crush local hopes of liberty).
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President Donald Trump said NATO allies had committed to raising their defense spending beyond 2 percent on Thursday morning, following a flurry of public diatribes against key members of the 29-nation bloc.
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In stark contrast to the Bush-bashing rants and anti-war diatribes that marred "Absolute Friends" (2003), Ed's state-of-the-nation commentaries add texture to his character and help justify his actions.
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Trump and his team have also signaled their disrupting intentions with diatribes against the press, assertions of "alternative facts," and wild claims about voter fraud that cast doubt on the foundation of American democracy.
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Indiana's extra-art diatribes — on flower shows and ozone holes, sumo wrestling, banks collecting art — in his self-indulgent affectation in which all of the proper names had been excised — are hardly skim worthy.
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The Socialist government's female ministers have been quick to say they are against it, even when they do not support a total ban; feminists have published diatribes against it in the French news media.
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Each issue during the paper's short run featured hate-filled diatribes alleging that Jewish mobsters, in collusion with local officials and law enforcement, were running illegal gambling, bootlegging and racketeering operations throughout the city.
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Tufekci, an associate at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society and a self-described techno-sociologist, found that YouTube began cuing up for her videos filled with racist diatribes and Holocaust denials.
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The other was Bill Knott, an obscure but equally intriguing figure: a poet, artist, and illustrator, who penned several books, leaflets, chapbooks, and broadsides, along with, years later, blog posts and comment-section diatribes.
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Depending on who you ask, he's an icon, an environmental champion, or an attention-hungry micromanager, wielding Steve Jobs–level influence in 280-character Twitter diatribes, occasional public appearances, or mocking conference calls with analysts.
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Elsewhere it is deployed in depictions of Israeli soldiers as heirs to the SS, elisions of the Star of David with swastikas and poisonous diatribes in the Arab world, and, these days, across the West.
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Stagg is a fearless writer, and she plays with stream of consciousness diatribes and obsessive inner thoughts to create a compelling and addictive story that explores contemporary understandings of jealousy and love through social media.
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While Brabender, a veteran GOP strategist, says he has "absolutely no problem" with celebrities speaking out and says "they should" use their voices, he maintains that expletive-ridden diatribes can actually help unite the right.
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During a three-game road swing against the Indians last September, rather than heckle Trayce about his own performance, Cleveland fans instead aimed their diatribes at Klay's work against the Cavaliers in the NBA Finals.
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Photo: GettyThe role social networks play in affording a space for hateful and violent content has been put on disturbing display in recent times as these diatribes are directly connected to unimaginable acts of inhumanity.
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East London's Kojey Radical is another with a flare for the balanced approach, focusing on the overall tone of his music as a complete work of art, rather than on verbose diatribes against the government.
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"College-educated white women have identified very strongly with Dr. Ford and relate to her as a person, and will be turned off by the angry diatribes of Brett Kavanaugh," says Democratic pollster Ben Tulchin.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, a far-right politician, has been a divisive figure in Brazil, where he is adored by some for his tough talk and reviled by others for his diatribes against women, gays and blacks.
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He's filled with barely contained rage which he periodically releases in angry diatribes about the decadence of New York and in highly kinetic fight scenes where he shows the results of his extreme devotion to training.
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There have been a lot of flubs over the years, from long rants about "Bob at NBC" (presumably Bob Costas) to angry diatribes about a bunch of punk kids getting badminton birdies stuck in a tree.
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Non-fans went to Hole gigs in 1994 and 1995 to witness The Courtney Show, perversely intrigued by a distraught woman tossing herself into the crowd or starting diatribes about the husband she had just lost.
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As Trump has contradicted experts, provided inaccurate medical information, and engaged in lengthy diatribes against journalists, his critics have questioned how much networks should broadcast them — and whether relaying his words directly is a public benefit.
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The pope's letter "demonstrates a thought that supersedes the dialectical diatribes which ended up representing the Synod as a referendum on the possibility of ordaining married men," Andrea Tornielli, a Vatican spokesman, said in a statement.
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The problem, as she and many others on the Zionist left see it, is that the left has been so consumed with defending itself against Netanyahu's diatribes, that it has failed to articulate its own political vision.
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Trump has also ensured Clinton remains relevant, as he occasionally questions why she is not under investigation for her use of a private email server as secretary of State during diatribes against the special counsel's Russia investigation.
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Unfortunately for us, her character's skepticism prompts Richie to deliver one of his diatribes about how he's looking for authentic rock 'n' roll: "Not fed through a machine so hard that you can't feel the" artist's intestines.
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It's also blamed for hammering America's manufacturing sector and contributing to the loss of several hundred thousand jobs in the US — a dynamic Trump turned into a centerpiece of his anti-trade diatribes on the campaign trail.
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Its direct successor was the Monty Python school, which also trafficked in absurd and precise diatribes but added British cultural erudition and performers who (unlike the Marxes) were not winking to the audience over their own cleverness.
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SCN Strategies, a leading political-consulting firm in San Francisco, used to train its candidates how not to deal with the media by showing them Newsom's tantrums when challenged by television reporters: the petulant silences and huffy diatribes.
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He reminded reporters on Friday that he thinks the former F.B.I. director James B. Comey is guilty of leaking classified information — a contention the president often raises in his diatribes about Mr. Comey, whom he fired last year.
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The president's diatribes about Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Mr. Rosenstein and the existence of the special counsel have, for most of the White House aides, become a dependable part of the fabric of life working for this president.
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While the law prevents anyone under the age of 35 from becoming president, we currently have a septuagenarian in the White House whose frequent nonsensical diatribes and notoriously scattered Twitter outbursts repeatedly raise the prospect of mental decline.
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Short of a war that leaves Trump light on options, the obvious path Trump should be looking to take here is to tone down his diatribes and stop winding Kim up with name calling and threats of regime change.
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His initial diatribes that the Iran deal was a failure because it covered only nuclear weapons, not other activities like ballistic missile development, have now shifted to his saying that he wants to talk with Iran just about nuclear weapons.
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This is certainly a D&D campaign, inspired in the same manner as its predecessors, but you are only meant to participate in the most ancillary means, to ensure the party's survival so they can hear more diatribes and quiet asides.
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In April 2015, King, the Iowa Republican known for his virulent anti-immigrant diatribes and racist tweets, invited Geert Wilders, the founder of the Netherlands' far-right Party for Freedom, to speak to a weekly breakfast gathering of House Republicans.
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Her frequent monologues are a trademark and have sometimes resonated far afield: Impassioned diatribes about the failure of both the West and Arab leaders to protect innocent victims of the Syrian civil war were seen by millions of viewers worldwide.
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After the site was quickly driven offline by what Daou claimed was a "pretty significant and sophisticated" distributed denial of service attack, he spent most of the next night tweeting randomly capitalized diatribes suggesting he was not entirely aware the election was over.
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So I went to HMV at 83th and Broadway and I bought the only Napalm Death CD they had which was Diatribes; it was honestly a kind of a weak album, but that was my first death metal CD, and that sufficed.
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"Young people are often more conscious about the misinformation on the internet and can in many cases disagree with parents who have bought into unfounded and dangerous anti-immunization diatribes and pseudoscience," said a memo from the organization in support of the bill.
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Anti-Semitism in America declined after World War II. But as Leo Ribuffo points out, the underlying narrative — of a diabolical transnational cabal of aliens plotting to undermine the very foundations of Christian civilization — survived in the anti-Communist diatribes of Joseph McCarthy.
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"If this guy pulls it together and really creates some change, if we see some political functionality and he pushes some constructive things through despite his rants and diatribes, we could be at the start of a superboom cycle," Mr. Hirsch told me.
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Compare that with President Trump's Twitter rants from as recent as July 29th and 30th (Saturday and Sunday) where he went on unhinged, and far more typical, diatribes about witch hunts, fake news, "foolish past leaders," and sprinkled his words liberally with exclamation points.
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I was so shocked, I asked Crate & Barrel customer service if they ever deleted comments (besides those that are offensive or hateful, such as racist diatribes or sexist jabs) and was told that the company did not delete customer service complaints from its Facebook page.
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The slanders and despicable racist diatribes continued, repeating the same vulgar strategy of the first phase of the primary, coming to a boil when Trump declared that federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel could not fairly judge in the Trump University suit because of his Mexican heritage.
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But since May — when he revealed that his newborn son suffered from a heart condition and urged Congress to protect the Affordable Care Act — his diatribes on topics from health care bills to gun control have provided some of late night's most-discussed moments.
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The intellectual market on the right has only smiled on a style of discourse that's pretty much the polar opposite of such an approach: purely partisan diatribes that reinscribe the American right's sense of utmost cultural exclusion even at a moment of peak political power.
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" Additionally, the thread is filled with racist diatribes about industrial schemes to purposefully taint the purity of milk as well as poems relating to milk, including one that reads: "Roses are red, Barack is half-black, if you can't drink milk, you have to go back.
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Glenn, a local black man with an extensive criminal history (some of it violent), reportedly had a note in his pocket addressed to "doomed people," which contained rambling diatribes mostly about himself, but also expressing a specific dislike for his parole officer and the local police force.
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Previous attempts to defend US presidents from legal troubles -- including Bill Clinton -- came before the age of social media, one source pointed out, meaning there's little precedent for Trump's team to follow as it navigates the President's own penchant for firing off Twitter diatribes about the investigations.
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On Thursday morning, on Fox News' website, he published yet another one of his deeply misguided diatribes about the national debt; in the evening, at a Fox News town hall hosted by Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, he parroted Clint Eastwood with an empty-chair shtick.
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And the boss resents Sag for hijacking meetings with verbose diatribes that aren't relevant to the task at hand, taking vacation during the busiest week because that's when some guru is doing a retreat they just can't miss, and condescending colleagues for making extremely human mistakes.
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Ms. Aksener and Mr. Erdogan both represent the center right of the political spectrum, but she opposes him on almost every aspect of his politics, from his increasingly autocratic form of government to his anti-Western diatribes that have damaged relations and scared off foreign investment.
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That could translate into fury on Twitter, even more volatile reactions to key global controversies and ever more fervent attempts to change the subject -- emotions that often translate into diatribes against top targets such as Attorney General Jeff Sessions or special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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Let's hope this happens soon, because the American people are growing tired of the disruption of government brought to us by these extreme populists and their exaggerated diatribes that are so counter to all the good things that make our nation strong and our government work.
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His remarks often include diatribes against the millionaires and billionaires — one of his most common refrains is that the "three wealthiest people in America own more wealth than the bottom 50 percent" — as well as denunciations of "super PACs" and the influence of big money on politics.
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But the dyspeptic diatribes came in spurts, and the president whipsawed between frustration and freewheeling meetings and golf outings, including one on Saturday with the president of the P.G.A. and the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to two people familiar with his playing partners.
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But the dyspeptic diatribes came in spurts, and the president whipsawed between frustration and freewheeling meetings and golf outings, including one on Saturday with the president of the P.G.A. and the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to two people familiar with his playing partners.
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Elements of the left are resembling the hard right: witness the British Labour Party's anti-Semitism scandals and limp opposition to Brexit, or Mr Mélenchon's diatribes against foreign workers, or coalition arrangements between the anti-immigrant populists and the anti-capitalist left in Greece and the Czech Republic.
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As a fact-checking intern at Washingtonian magazine, I started a blog called WHY METRO SUCKS TODAY, a series of daily diatribes about the Washington DC metro that I started, apparently, because "THE FARE CARD MACHINES WERE NOT WORKING AT NEW CARROLTON" one morning roughly seven years ago.
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In this case, it looks like Cupertino is hoping to get all the negative news cycles out of the way early, so that by the time the jackless iPhone comes out it'll be a footnote in a news story rather than cause for impassioned diatribes about user hostility.
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The most notorious of a band of extremist monks, Ashin Wirathu has been traveling the country delivering diatribes against Myanmar's minority Muslims and accusing Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's government of foiling the military's efforts to defend the Buddhist-majority nation against what he calls a Muslim onslaught.
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For an American used to diatribes against big government, it's surprising to hear even conservatives arguing that government can and must do big things — whether it's getting guns off the streets, fixing electricity in South Australia or behaving as a paternalistic presence in the lives of Indigenous Australians.
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" The Times can be forgiven for not rehashing Sanders's viral diatribes against the "millionaires and billionaires" who run the country, but those who thought he at least held his own looked in vain for any mention of his call for reform of "a very broken criminal justice system.
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Hate speech has seeped into public discourse and the process of lowering standards has become increasingly visible: elected officials publicly avow conspiracy theories; members of parliament post diatribes filled with hate, knowing that the more brutality and emotion there is in a tweet, the wider it will circulate.
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When Trump is not openly promoting shows on Fox News, he is typing diatribes that are direct responses to particularly critical segments on rival networks — in the last week, he has insulted MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski, calling her "dumb as a rock," and tweeted a GIF implying physical harm against CNN.
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""It's particularly disturbing that many of the same Democratic politicians, news organizations and other groups that justifiably condemned the El Paso shooter for his hate-filled diatribe against Hispanic people and his murderous rampage have failed to condemn the hate-filled diatribes and violence generated by extremist on the left.
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But the consistent, passionate diatribes coming from the GOP over such purported bias -- in combination with Democrats' nascent interest in considering regulation to protect consumers and electoral integrity, among other vulnerabilities -- suggest strongly that Silicon Valley will come under fire from policymakers of various stripes in Washington in 2019. 3.
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" Greg Baer, chief executive of BPI, previously defended the group's proposals as backed by "robust research and analysis," adding that "as the Fed and other policymakers work to help American companies and workers get through the current turmoil, we trust that they will base their decisions on data, not diatribes.
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The possibility that Mr. Putin, after months of frustration at Mr. Trump's inability to deliver on his repeated pledges to "get along with Russia," will have something to celebrate in Helsinki has led to an abrupt dialing down of the often venomous anti-American diatribes by Russia's state-controlled news outlets.
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Assange remained in the embassy, over time apparently wearing out Ecuador's patience; while he was there, Wikileaks released caches of hacked emails from Democratic Party email systems, Assange's Twitter DMs with Donald Trump Jr. (in which he begged for an ambassadorship) leaked, and the official Wikileaks Twitter account began posting far-right diatribes.
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Mr. Ahmadinejad is a polarizing figure known in the West for vitriolic diatribes against the United States and Israel, denying the Holocaust and winning his second term in a suspiciously lopsided vote in 2009 that opponents called fraudulent, leading to some of the worst political unrest since the 1979 Islamic revolution and a tough crackdown.
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I remember, as an MFA student at UC Irvine, listening to Daniel J. Martinez on one of his magnificently polemical diatribes, asking a group of seminar students why it was that, despite sustained critique by several generations of artists, the system for production of art seemed to nevertheless be increasingly shaped by a neoliberal worldview.
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As early as 22012, wealthy businessmen such as H.L. Hunt, a Texas oil baron, were attempting to forge alternative media structures — through books, newsletters, radio shows, and even public access TV — that would disseminate conservative views on a variety of issues, ranging from anti-communist screeds and diatribes against the United Nations to conspiratorial misgivings about water fluoridation.
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By 1973, McIntire had his FCC license revoked in response to his one-sided diatribes; however, he continued to distribute his views via pamphlets, books, and other written materials, providing a model for future generations of religious conservatives, including Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network and James Dobson's Focus on the Family, as well as Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority.
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Now that New York magazine has called Jimmy Kimmel the new Walter Cronkite, and Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert pursue viral moments with games or political diatribes, Conan O'Brien suddenly seems like not only the sole host in the time slot truly desperate to make you laugh, but also the most willing to take artistic risks.
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Trump has also ensured Clinton remains relevant, regularly questioning during his diatribes against special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE why she is not still under investigation for her use of a private email server as secretary of State.
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Its pacing is leaden (it vastly overestimates the entertainment value of watching Schumer stumble over her words), its dialogue is stilted (when Schumer does get her words out, she often speaks in first-draft diatribes), its characters are underwritten, and it sometimes seems as though the film can't make up its mind about what we're supposed to be laughing at, or why.
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Accusing Mexico of sending "murderers and rapists" to the U.S. (one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's earliest diatribes) has been-a surefire way to unite Mexicans of all political persuasions against the U.S. and against Peña Nieto, who invited the campaigning Trump to Mexico.
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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 has leveled personal diatribes against her while more visible party leaders, like former President Obama and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, have faded from the public stage.
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For instance, his most recent video "Analysis: Why We Should Buff More Than Nerf," uses the real world example of how the introduction of the goaltending and 3-point lines changed the way basketball was played in order to make it better for the fans, and contrasts that with the recent balance changes that happened in Street Fighter V. I've seen my friends' eyes glaze over when I tried to explain to them how Street Fighter V season 2 is a completely different game because of the removal of "invincible wake-up dragon punches," but showing them that video got their attention better than any of my FGC jargon filled diatribes.
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It has been about jingoistic bigotry of the take-Britain-back variety; anti-European rants dished up by The Daily Mail (often on the basis of claims so flimsy they would make Donald Trump blush); the vileness of the U.K. Independence Party, whose latest poster screams "Breaking Point" next to a crowd of dark-skin refugees; the outrageous diatribes of the former London mayor Boris Johnson, who has compared the union's designs to Hitler's; the dim anger of a Little England troubled by globalization and choosing to focus that ire on Brussels (of all places) and on the desperate survivors of the Syrian civil war (of all people).
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