There's a lot of criticism of elites right now — cultural elites, economic elites, cosmopolitan elites, and political elites from both US parties and globally.
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It was written by elites to serve the needs of elites.
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Whereas Bannon is a product of the elites — his despised elites.
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Unsurprisingly, many elites, including elites within the Republican Party, are aghast.
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Soothsayers could poll the elites, and the elites did not like Caesar.
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Women's PACs are actively supported by Democratic elites, and virtually invisible to Republican elites.
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Behind closed doors these elites did indeed bad-mouth the masses (as do elites today).
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Elites have largely allowed tax havens to exist because elites themselves benefit from their existence.
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Those elites in the crosshairs had to find other elites to blame, and they did so.
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Elites is breaking laws, regular peoples go to jail, life ruin, family ruin, but not Elites.
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It is conservative elites, and only conservative elites, who have the power to end this surreal farce.
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And in their panic and disorientation, liberal elites now are not much different from Communist elites then.
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Second, collaborators extend the reach of elites into corners of society that elites lack the manpower to patrol.
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If legal elites fail to do so, they will be following a global practice where elites act to protect each other, creating tremendous risk not only for legal institutions, but also for non-elites.
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Elites is breaking laws, many peoples know Elites guilty, Elites call top friends at law enforcement and government agencies, offer bribes… Reporters (not call journalist) make living say write only nice things about Elites, convince dumb cattle, is just politics, everything is awesome, check out our ads and our prostitutes.
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Why they perceive education as not for them but rather as a good distributed by the elites to elites.
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Even the 0.1 percenters at Davos will stroke their chins and lament the gap between elites and non-elites.
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Even when financial elites and corporations do something, they are a combination of pawns and partners of DC elites.
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If that fear persuades victims and bystanders not to challenge elites, elites can move faster, making their power seem greater.
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If they challenge elites and are crushed, their defeat benefits elites, and they may find themselves in a worse situation.
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You need strong institutions, but you need strong and democratic institutions that are constantly holding elites accountable, making sure elites are fundamentally representative, making sure elites are being exposed to a wide variety of experiences and viewpoints.
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"Elites" also remained "elites," according to the study, because of their verbal aggression toward other students (starting rumors, teasing, name-calling).
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"Apparently in a speech yesterday he started talking about 'global elites,' that there was a conspiracy of 'global elites,' " Obama continued.
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Trump, meanwhile, proved that the open disdain of party elites can be an advantage if the voters hate the elites enough.
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The elites in the Washington media don't get it, but the elites don't elect the president (though they wish they did).
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Because elites tend to socialize with other elites, they can talk themselves into thinking that their ideas seem like common sense.
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The culture war that has been raging in the country is really not a war between the elites and the non- elites.
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Trump the independent is better positioned to connect with these disenfranchised voters than the failed Democratic elites or the defeated Republican elites.
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Maybe if these elites-pretending-not-to-be-elites deigned to talk to some knowledgeable elites in government once in a while, they might emerge from the distorted, belligerent, dystopian, Darwinian, cracked-mirror world that is alarming Americans and our allies.
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Given the harsh words you had for elites and elites in cities particularly, what can people like us do about any of this?
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The well-documented populist anger at elites, and the income inequality those elites represent, are often blamed for the backlash that has followed.
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"A certain era in world politics ends, an era when politics focused on elites and dealing with issues of the elites," she said.
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The president also mocked Trump's hypocrisy when "denouncing the elites," describing the real estate mogul as "the most obvious incarnation" of those elites.
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Citizens usually want deeper changes: democracy, which threatens elites' power, and rule of law, which might threaten elites' income and even their freedom.
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The result is that Clinton benefited from the support of Democratic elites and Sanders benefited from his reputation for independence from Democratic elites.
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Elites are distrusted and disliked not because Americans are bumbling dupes prone to demagogic blame-shifting, but because elites are indeed genuinely blame-worthy.
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More broadly, both Brexit supporters and Donald Trump have railed against what they see as an unholy alliance between business elites and governing elites.
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A closer look at our results highlights several key takeaways: Democratic elites are motivated to political action by candidate gender; Republican elites are not.
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People hate elites because elites have been not just asleep at the job — they've been championing the market in a really blind sort of way.
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When bargaining and exchange do not work, elites can always turn the weapons of coercion they ordinarily use on their victims upon their fellow elites.
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Why we stopped trusting elites — a compelling deep dive by William Davies in The Guardian into how populism is animated by the failures of elites.
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Crowded into cities, isolated on the coasts, the elites have less political power per person than the anti-elites -- at least at the ballot box.
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There's no persuading the conservative base without conservative elites and there's no persuading conservative elites as long as their material interests point the wrong direction.
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An examination of the narratives elites tell each other to explain their losses suggests that many elites, particularly Republicans, don't believe that centrism is electorally beneficial.
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Same year, same idea, from political commentator and journalist David Brooks: The problem is that today's meritocratic elites cannot admit to themselves that they are elites.
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What seems in short supply among elites, including Ivy league-educated elites, is empathy, the ability to imagine the lives of those impacted by the law.
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The idea that all elites — not just intellectual elites, but bureaucratic ones too — are untrustworthy has been central to the president's political message from day one.
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Modern Italy, he asserted, was forged in bitter conflict, with elites pitted against elites, church against state, north against south, and the great powers pulling strings.
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We also relied on a survey of political elites in both parties to gain insight on how elites view the status of Latinos in the parties.
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Although these people were not statisticians or social scientists, they were elites in some fashion or other, and they felt reassured that other elites were in control.
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Mark Watts and colleagues have shown that conservative elites are far more likely than liberal elites to earn media attention with claims that the news media is biased.
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What's more, having Trump defeated narrowly rather than crushed totally might also be a better tonic for elites — Republican elites especially, but liberals and centrist technocrats as well.
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While some in political science have argued that party elites effectively control the nomination process, Trump's success this year shows that the elites aren't as strong as some believed.
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Data from the New York Times show an even sharper spike in mentions of elites since about 2010, as article after article has tried to diagnose anger at elites.
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In rich countries the advantages that wealthy parents pass to their offspring begin with the sorting mechanism of marriage, in which elites increasingly pair up with elites (see article).
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The American colonists rose up not only against their British overlords but against their own elites; those elites were then forced to choose between revolution and loyalty to Britain.
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The grave, whether dug by Minoans or Mycenaeans, "fits with other evidence that the elites on the mainland are increasingly closely connected to the elites on Crete," Dr. Shelmerdine said.
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Elites act to protect other elites, even when they belong to different political parties and have widely divergent interests, and even when the fundamental institutions of their country are at risk.
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The Bathurst Herd, from the Northwest Territories, and the Porcupine Herd, from Alaska and the Yukon Territory, are the elites of the elites — each has been tracked traveling about 840 miles.
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US political and media institutions were just as unprepared for this result as UK elites were for the Brexit vote — but at least UK elites hadn't already witnessed the Brexit vote.
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In it, Trump cast the country as divided between elites and the working class, with Trump on the side of the working class and Democrats as the champions of the elites.
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They love that he's sticking it to the establishment, to the elites who think he's crude and unpresidential — elites, by the way, who don't think much of Mr. Trump's supporters, either.
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Rather, "even prior to Ferguson, people take cues from elites," and Democratic elites were beginning to signal to the rank and file that they should take systemic racism concerns more seriously.
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In a recent paper, I began thinking through the role of elites in this process and, in particular, how party elites on both sides of the partisan divide understand the electoral process.
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Putin will build a $48 million luxury hospital for elites as average Russians struggle for healthcare Putin will build a $48 million luxury hospital for elites as average Russians struggle for healthcare Vladimir Putin is backing a $48 million health clinic dedicated to senior Kremlin officials and elites in the Russian president's retinue, a Reuters investigation reported Thursday.
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The Revolt of the Elites and the Betrayal of Democracy (1995) by Christopher Lasch argues that America's elites have engaged in a concerted revolt against traditional American values such as patriotism and religion.
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It's not that hard to imagine that Republican elites might want to avoid what's going on there: party elites coalescing around an "establishment favorite," while some polls and iconoclastic ideological activists go astray.
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Today, the reigning ideology is that the people are wise, and elites are dangerously self-interested, and so our systems are built, at least superficially, to empower the people and foil the elites.
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Britain's competing elites directed their most gifted offspring towards Parliament.
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Ford rode into office on a backlash against urban elites.
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The elites on the left want this president to fail.
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This Faustian bargain is biting conservative elites in the ass.
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Mixed signals from party elites are likely a contributing factor.
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Russia's elites have defined themselves by looking west for centuries.
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Accordingly, the First World War quickened technologies and undermined elites.
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Traditionally, Pyongyang has been the home of North Korea's elites.
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Don't look at him through the lens of the elites.
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The elites they enriched swilled champagne in the countless cabarets.
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It is easy to understand why people reach for "elites".
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Elites do not have to listen to each other's signals.
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Obviously this didn't work out as the party elites planned.
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Those "coastal elites" really turned out for the #WomensMarch pic.twitter.
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In addition, elites have embraced some nationalists while demonising others.
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Elites do not have to listen to each other's signals.
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We are against the current Europe and its current elites.
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He argues that technocratic elites need to moderate their ambitions.
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Anger at the elites, at the "other", at the 1%.
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He said, listen, the people in this audience are elites.
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If electronic data go bye bye where leave Wealthy Elites?
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Lying, crooked Hillary Clinton is with the elites, not you.
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He also criticized Hollywood elites who helped organize the event.
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Then the elites would steal as much as they could.
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A lot would depend on whether Republican elites pushed back.
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Elites need only make sure that the victims' efforts fail.
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The first are akin to elites, the second to victims.
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Show them that you aren't just elites who represent them.
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Everywhere, anger toward ruling elites and mainstream institutions is patent.
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Who are these elites to judge you and your behavior?
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The ignorance of history of the current elites is pathetic.
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"The elites say, 'Oh, that's reality TV,'" Mr. Stone says.
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But then that golden age was betrayed by the elites.
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Lately, he has taken to bashing rich elites, as well.
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They are, to their supporters, the comeuppance smug elites deserve.
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At the time, Marriott offered free breakfast to Gold elites.
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These elites turned out to be terrible stewards of innovation.
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Now they blame the "liberal elites" for all their anxieties.
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Anybody know how to change the way Republican elites think?
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Meanwhile, Honduran political and business elites quietly lobbied Republican lawmakers.
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They cannot bear the political life led by the elites.
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He doesn't owe wealthy political donors or political elites anything.
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At the highest level, he has ruthlessly purged political elites.
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Hawaii, a festival celebrating street art elites and locals alike.
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" The result is deep stratification and distrust of the "elites.
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The strongman's relationship to powerful elites may make things worse.
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"Now the fight is between the people and the elites."
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Mr. Trump ran against American elites and their insular culture.
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American elites are monopolizing progress, and monopolies can be broken.
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If Republican elites fall behind him, will it even matter?
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The elites need to be reintegrated with their own countrymen.
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Latin American political and economic elites are far from homogeneous.
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He portrayed the resistance as "Not in my backyard" elites.
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Elites generally think things are better than average workers do.
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His war on the elites turned out to carry risks.
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Critics say the gathering of elites is out of touch.
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His sweeping denunciation of Washington elites echoed their own grumbling.
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They "stick it to the man" by castigating political elites.
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No Mondrians on the wall to impress the elites here.
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They reject what the elites have been hoisting onto us.
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So we need structure, we need institutions, we need elites.
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And what have the elites ever given us in return?
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Traditional elites of all persuasions are losing touch, and traction.
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The alternative is minority rule by the elites of society.
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"I don't make movies for 'rich liberal elites,'" he said.
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Elites are important; regulars exist to die in their service.
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Under this system, elites and insiders made out splendidly well.
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When it -- when he is ripping on Europeans because it&aposs all part of his war on the elites, and the effete, and the people who he says shouldn&apost be called the elites.
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Though not measured because of how Soviet elites received their rewards, and fake numbers, Soviet elites' exploitation of their countrymen resulted in income inequality much worse than occurred, then or now, in the West.
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In a new paper, we reveal how differences between the Democratic and Republican party cultures lead Democratic elites to support women candidates more frequently — and because of their gender — while Republican elites do not.
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Undemocratic Socialist governments tend to replace economic elites with elites who are connected to the sources of power, and, according to Gomez, people with connections in the government eventually took over the Bitcoin mining space.
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But there is also a big problem with elite liberalism: by insulating technocratic elites from the pressure of popular opinion—by putting them in a comfortable cocoon of like-minded elites—it encourages over-reach.
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That's certainly true of Young Elites, the New York Times bestselling YA fantasy series by Marie Lu. Young Elites stars Adelina, a young girl living in the land of Kenettra after a blood fever hits.
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" Nate Silver, FiveThirtyEight: "Media elites have underestimated the resilience of Biden's candidacy pretty badly so far and Bloomberg is, among other things, a media elite who hangs out with a lot of other media elites.
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Yet it is this prospect that might terrify the elites (and by elites, I mean corrupt rightwing politicians) most — feminists, and poets, shape-shifting and elusive, reaching across borders to share and to join cause.
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Today we are unsettled on the role party elites should play.
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So last week GOP elites had 21 days to stop Trump.
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What will it take for Republican elites to defeat Donald Trump?
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Will today's elites ostracize or embrace politicians who follow Trump's example?
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But Trump is uniquely vulnerable right now, particularly among GOP elites.
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Is it possible that leaders and elites had it all wrong?
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Still, all the elites fervently believed Trump had lost the debate.
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They decided to cast the elites aside and vote for Trump.
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As a rule, only the developing world's elites attend foreign universities.
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The masses are out for blood, and the elites are quaking.
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Affleck's other huge advantage is his human shield of Hollywood elites.
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Certainly, the dissatisfaction with elites of both parties is very great.
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And the political elites knew how to manage all this disruption.
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Providing financial refuge for bent elites fuels corruption in other countries.
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Nor is Trump that much of an outlier among Republican elites.
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They blame Washington, China, immigration, power elites, and almost everything else.
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Instead, the main lever of influence is lobbying of party elites.
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Even economic reforms are bound to prompt resistance from entrenched elites.
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Even the (Western-educated) offspring of Cambodia's elites admit to embarrassment.
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And yet, the elites of both parties ignored what this meant.
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Rather, the major Maya centers, built by elites, collapsed, said Inomata.
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Therefore, they wanted to give party elites more of a say.
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Among the elites, his authority flows entirely from Mr Nazarbayev's backing.
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Until 2015 pro-European elites maintained a guardrail against such sentiments.
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UNIVERSITY used to be seen as a luxury reserved for elites.
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And all populists claim to defend the masses against corrupt elites.
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A narrative of the people versus the elites has taken over.
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And the gap between the elites and everyday Americans is widening.
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We have proved the elites wrong every step of the way!
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And it's why spending hours giving talks to financial elites matters.
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Even the elites in Philadelphia got swept up by this sentiment.
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And Obama sees himself as the leader of the global elites.
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But there's no doubt that it's the revenge of the elites.
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Now, this is not to completely dismiss the value of elites.
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But Young Elites isn't a typical battle between good and evil.
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The short answer is that political elites successfully marginalized these attitudes.
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But the cases of Vorayuth and other elites have bred skepticism.
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He said he's surprised that party "elites" are working against him.
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"North Korea's elites have heavily gone into being entrepreneurs," Bennett said.
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He is the president who bluntly scorns the judgment of elites.
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Punjab's urbane elites regard that region as almost a foreign country.
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Russia's creative elites with its workers—in principle, an important political
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Silicon Valley elites, and even some conservatives, have also gotten onboard.
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It's clear that political elites — candidates, activists, donors — are very divided.
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Unemployment will continue to feed populism and frustration with the elites.
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But recently the killers have edged closer to the governing elites.
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Children deserve the same protection as our celebrities, politicians, and elites.
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The governing elites speak (at great length) in lifeless ideological jargon.
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He's turned on the elites, and they can't deal with it!
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Are you one of the people or one of the elites?
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The growing economy gives elites reason to maintain the status quo.
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Chinese elites is likely to make Xi more paranoid than ever.
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But herders also have connections with local elites who own cattle.
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Here are some of the tech elites who own private yachts.
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David Remnick and Steve Bannon are captains of two different elites.
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Along with other elites in both parties, you are glum today.
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I also overestimated the leadership skills and cohesion of Republican elites.
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By hyping the divide between his populist base and educated elites.
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Its message: We will no longer listen to self-serving elites.
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It's probably worth repeating that you were only observing the elites.
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Policy elites' response was to blame the buildings themselves and, wherever
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Yes, America's elites, especially in journalism, could badly use more empathy.
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Democratic elites haven't exactly been happy about the rise of Sanders.
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However, Magufuli has taken on high elites in CCM selectively too.
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Because he saw something that the other global elites didn't see.
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And you're based in San Francisco, so we are coastal elites.
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Europe is angry with elites, and headed for the ballot box.
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Visitors to these shops were mocked and scorned by the elites.
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He railed against establishment elites and gave succor to white supremacists.
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The elites have reacted with either steely reserve or fiery anger.
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Her bloodline gives her an unmatched status among North Korean elites.
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Both of those movies are about "elites" hunting humans for sport.
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They all tell the story of the working-class against elites.
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They must address the widespread working-class revolt against global elites.
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But as the economy worsens, elites compete over a smaller pie.
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He pledges, above all, to take on the increasingly despised elites.
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Just look at the recent news about two prominent liberal elites.
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Such partisan elites have never been representative of their 'normie' allies.
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Grab a stick Lacrosse isn't just a sport for wealthy elites.
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No one consumes more political, and politicized, media than political elites.
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Party elites picked candidates and blocked outsiders, making politics less responsive.
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The reaction of Republican elites, however, has been exactly the opposite.
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It also bred, even early on, a skeptic's eye toward elites.
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It's not just that the elites think they are so great.
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The elites who had rejected Trump were now the rejected class.
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Many pundits and political elites have lamented the state of conservatism.
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Moderation has seemed shiny and new to party elites ever since.
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Still, pro-trade Republican elites are in quite a bind themselves.
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Elites don't understand the challenges and frustrations of middle-class people.
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Of course, Trump isn't the first politician to rail against elites.
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The elites of these societies have to acknowledge their arrogant inattention.
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Does it belong to royalty, the elites, or to the commoner?
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The coastal elites have disengaged from the middle of the country.
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But Bush also won over economic elites with gigantic tax cuts.
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His economic enemies are Washington elites, media, other countries, and immigrants.
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Republican elites wanted Trump to gracefully apologize for what he'd said.
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Republican elites, conversely, fight about immigration but agree on tax cuts.
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And that's incredibly helpful for our utterly corrupt and debauched elites.
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The great liberal project of the past 240 years—globalisation—depended on a bargain between the elites and the masses: the elites promised that globalisation would produce higher living standards for broad swathes of the population.
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After the election, Nation editor at large D.D. Guttenplan declared that liberal elites who spurned populism are responsible for President Donald Trump, while Chris Hedges argued last month that Trump's greatest allies are, unwittingly, liberal elites.
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Once the national popular vote system becomes the new norm among elites and the mass public, the national popular vote winner will have much more legitimacy than the losing candidate among the mass public and elites.
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Rather than cater to spurned elites' preferences - as Hillary Clinton very consciously did -Democrats would be wise to conclude that agitating against decadent elites is in fact a highly viable strategy, not just electorally but ethically.
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The WASPs were distinct from other white elites — including the planter class that ruled the South, the regional elites that emerged as the frontier moved westward, the immigrant tycoons who challenged WASP power in the East.
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I don't think in at a time when we talk a lot about you know elites versus the people it's very simple to say oh you know these elites don't understand what the real people are feeling.
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The elites in the world managed process to unacceptable outcomes to citizens.
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Reports like this are useful as a window into how elites—i.e.
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Wealthy elites have formal and informal means of influence wherever you look.
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Stephens's column was, at the time, praised by conservative foreign policy elites.
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Silicon Valley elites aren't just used to changing the world with software.
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And yet the elites throw around that word "unprecedented" as a criticism.
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For months, Donald Trump's rise in the Republican Party silenced conservative elites.
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THE elites of Washington are starting to feel better about Donald Trump.
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A second harm is what elites have done to the labor market.
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Chanting slogans like "Bouteflika: get out!" the protesters shocked the country's elites.
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In this environment, party elites don't hold the sway they once did.
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Elites are naive to imagine that this will make him more manageable.
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What he does face is widespread disgruntlement among political and business elites.
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Something of the old intransigence survives, along with resentment of bullying elites.
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Mr Duterte presents himself as a straight-talking outsider among Manila's elites.
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Political elites fought back after Mr Hernández was re-elected last November.
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It thrives on demonising elites while celebrating the wisdom of the masses.
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It's no secret Hillary Clinton has a friend in Silicon Valley elites.
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Both attended Harvard University, which is in the business of producing elites.
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Rather than advance the democratic transition, though, political elites are stalling it.
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The Young Elites by Marie Lu. 384 pages, 2 days to read.
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Older Brexiteers bristle at the cosmopolitan elites who sneer at traditional values.
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But his tax-cut plan directly benefits those coastal elites much more.
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MOST American elites believe that the Trump presidency is hurting their country.
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To put it mildly, the record of these elites has been mixed.
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Russian elites have endlessly tried to establish unconditional property rights for themselves.
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As Kloppenberg explains, there was no relevant division between people and elites.
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But they are one thing: rage that elites demand acceptance of immigration.
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The political process is dominated by rival elites committed to irreconcilable ideologies.
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But these bodies have traditionally reflected the interests of Thailand's monied elites.
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It is the minimum that legal elites owe to their fellow citizens.
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Sons and daughters of political elites have been educated in their classrooms.
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Rather, it funnels money to itself, the elites and the nuclear programme.
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There is a feeling that the elites have never learned that lesson.
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Republican elites outed themselves as consorters, creating a perfect foil for Trump.
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It reinforces the corrosive notion that self-serving elites write economic policy.
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First, they perform tasks that elites themselves cannot or will not perform.
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These collaborators are usually figures of influence within communities targeted by elites.
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I think the elites stand to gain from that type of model.
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Breitbart's going to lead with 'Ryan slams the President amongst liberal elites.
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Many people felt betrayed, like puppets being used by the power elites.
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In both places, as elsewhere, the old ruling elites still cling on.
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They "took the opportunity to give the elites a damn good kicking".
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It is also in part a rejection of Peru's traditional "white" elites.
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Another area of similarity is the revulsion for the so-called elites.
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"There is widespread inaction from local elites and local governments," he said.
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Unfortunately, there will be neither support nor solutions derived from the elites.
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Glass was priced at $1,500, making it a vanity gadget for elites.
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But dislike for Trump's personal antics is hardly confined to D.C. elites.
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"The ignorance of history of the current elites is pathetic," Gingrich tweeted.
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"The political elites and D.C. politicians don't understand Middle America," she said.
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American elites carried on the enthusiasm for hunting of their British counterparts.
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American elites have, of course, discovered their country's wars in prior generations.
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He was once the favorite of grassroots groups and leftist elites alike.
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They'll rightly argue the elites overturned the expressed will of the people.
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Like Abrams, he put forward commonsense policies to retake power from elites.
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But they are also spurring the ongoing radicalization of Democratic Party elites.
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Reynolds channeled the wellspring of popular anger at wealthy bankers and elites.
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Clinton as puppets of wealthy elites, competing to do their masters' bidding.
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Mr. Trump's list, like his campaign, is a revolt against the elites.
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The begrudging acceptance of Trump is far from universal among GOP elites.
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Trump himself seems to have softened his stance recently toward GOP elites.
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" Lifelong presidencies, he said, "freeze specific groups of elites out of power.
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In the meritocratic experience, he locates a lifelong salt mine for elites.
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Well, Trump was absolutely contemptuous of Republican Party elites during the primaries.
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But there are also some downsides to the declining influence of elites.
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In contrast, Rubio is a much more palatable choice to party elites.
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But this will be a dangerous game for Republican elites to play.
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Clinton's margin among Democratic elites wasn't inevitable, and her advantage wasn't immutable.
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Ms. Kim's bloodline gives her an unmatched status among the party's elites.
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So we see the same pattern of skeptical response from Republican elites.
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Unsurprisingly, South Sudan's political elites seem more interested in power and wealth.
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Local elites were offered a good life, with attractive Roman values — Amphitheaters!
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We've done enough admiring of the cognitive elites and their marvelous articulacy.
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In some ways, Silicon Valley elites have been preparing for this moment.
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Especially in Kabul, political elites have always lived in their own bubble.
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The elites began to turn on Bush and then public opinion followed.
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For the European elites, it is always hip to trash talk America.
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Most of the U.K., European and U.S. elites lined up against Brexit.
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These voters believe, with some justification, that elites tune out their voices.
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Just remember how the elites claimed that then-candidate Trump would fail.
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Its members profited from a patron-client system that privileged party elites.
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Many party elites view 2018 as the obvious model for 2020 success.
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We can't have him triggering the smirking disapproval of condescending global elites!
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Trump, with Bannon's help, campaigned against political correctness and self-dealing elites.
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They believe they have been purposely duped by elites (of both parties).
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A few Brexiteers, particularly among Britain's elites, are indeed urbane and worldly.
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Elites have been ripping off ordinary Americans and will get their comeuppance.
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"The interests of elites are over-represented in Washington," the groups wrote.
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The gut feeling I have is that we will get new elites.
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His vulgarity creates a kinship with people who purport to hate elites.
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Ms. Spector is one of the elites, and she detests this president.
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Elites — the people at the top — have financial, political and social resources.
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Lessons from the Jim Crow-era travel guide for African-American elites.
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Military leaders, political elites, protesters and foreign governments have all weighed in.
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For most of the campaign, Republican elites faced a collective action problem.
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That's why I say again, elites control a lot of this process.
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But Trump had very little support from these Washington Republicans and elites.
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The anger at elites, the protectionism, and the nativism can all unify.
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Elites don't communicate with each other on Facebook in the same way.
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So GOP elites' time to stop the mogul is rapidly running out.
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It wasn't fossil fuel companies, the Republican Party, or other political elites.
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Its influence is on elites as much as ... Right, as anyone else.
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And the track record of elites is not one of unqualified success.
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The management of the Vietnam War was famously a project of elites.
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What's more, swing voters — unlike centrist political elites — are not temperamental moderates.
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To what extent do Republican and Democratic party elites support women candidates?
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Those who are angry at elites generally, but can't say more specifically who they are angry at or why, should think twice before voting for a populist who promises to find and punish those elites, whoever they are.
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Storytelling is one of those words in the Success Studies community—the tranche of elites and aspiring elites who create and consume the burgeoning literary genre dedicated to reverse-engineering how and why successful people are so successful.
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One ironic thing: All of these elites, left and right, are pro-immigration; they all either advocate or accept affirmative action; and they all seem more at home with their fellow elites in Europe than with heartland Americans.
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There's no evidence Americans would have been more trusting of their upper-class cousins had those elites hewn more closely to WASP values—the problem was that so many elites turned out to be corrupt, incompetent, or both.
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They are too hard to reverse, tend to increase nationalism and support for elites in the sanctioned state, and usually cause too little pain for those elites compared to the benefits they see in continuing the sanctioned activity.
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Because elites tend to socialize with other elites, they can talk themselves into thinking that their ideas seem like common sense — and even that people like Howard Schultz can run for president on an independent ticket and win.
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It (the left) has gradually become associated since 1970s-80s with higher education voters, giving rise to a multiple-elite party system: high-education elites vote for the left, while high-income/high-wealth elites for the right, i.e.
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What's new and scary is that party elites — or whichever party elites still remain in the year of Trump — are now repeatedly egging on this sentiment from the floor of their convention, rather than trying to tamp it down.
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For the thousands of political and military elites surrounding Kim, the sanctions are widely considered to be barely impactful, although some analysts suggest that sanctions may finally be affecting the wealth and comfort of the elites at long last.
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They feel betrayed and condescended to by elites who do not share their economic and social anxieties amid rising immigration and social change, elites who probably mostly just wish these ignorant voters would go away and get an education.
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Liberals like Wilson saw themselves, by and large, in opposition to entrenched elites.
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The tech world is still discovering what compensation for its elites looks like.
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What is the purpose of a stock index composed of supposed global elites?
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Growing up in Warsaw, "the only elites were the Communist apparatchiks," he says.
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So the public is not where the elites are on this border issue.
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But that said, the elites are obsessed with things like this as symbols.
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Under the new dispensation ethnic elites have revived their demands for more autonomy.
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Russians at all levels, but especially the elites, react very negatively to demonization.
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Some among leadership elites had been "stung" by its comprehensive stance against China.
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Few economic or political elites preach much about the virtues of a union.
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Second, party elites use their influence to steer voters toward more conventional candidates.
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It's a desire that my fellow academics and cosmopolitan elites do not understand.
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His closing ad warned of a shadowy cabal of bankers and international elites.
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These so-called "elites" in this country -- they were laughing in his face.
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China has committed to train 193,000 political elites in Latin America by 2020.
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The party elites and super PACs could not bestow it upon her outright.
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But can he succeed and are "liberal elites" an answer or the problem?
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Unfortunately, the treatment many of these elites prescribe is worse than the disease.
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And what is the price that non-elites are paying for the system?
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It screwed the average Joe, while these so-called elites feathered their nests.
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There's this phrase you sometimes hear among elites about "quality time" with children.
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Voters have become less willing to give elites the benefit of the doubt.
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But their adherents — elites and ordinary voters alike — are prepared to support them.
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Thailand, with a monarchy manipulated by the elites, is a case in point.
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And then the reckless behavior of financial elites triggered a massive financial crisis.
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They represented two intensely competitive elites that have been at war for decades.
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All Salzburg's residents, not just the "rich, liberal elites", can testify to that.
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In the meantime, Algeria's elites will be desperately scrambling to retain their power.
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Rich countries like talking about corruption, which they blame on poor-country elites.
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The truism that debt and deficits matter is fading away among policy elites.
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LE PEN: I THINK THAT THE ELITES HAVE LIVED TOO LONG AMONG THEMSELVES.
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If you turn the gaze to the internet then, who are the elites?
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Macron also carried the hopes of European elites like German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Republicans, who like to assail coastal elites for their moral apathy but often
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But in the process he's helped to underline something damning about GOP elites.
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No. But moneyed, educated people feigning a reflexive aversion to "elites" may have.
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The alt-right single-payer fad suggests that elites are finally catching up.
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And the Democrats and these liberal elites just -- they&aposre just not connected.
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The financial elites that back Democrats will be made uncomfortable by it, sometimes.
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"There should be a change of elites and power in Russia," she said.
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The elites write rules that lock themselves in while keeping the masses out.
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Hollywood elites have never been shy of criticizing the president, especially in 2017.
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"Stephen, that's what the elites want you to think," Sanders declared, walking onstage.
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The elites believe they know better, but they feel powerless like the poor.
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Ruling under the emperor's protection, elites in this Kingdom enjoyed a lavish lifestyle.
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Across America, political elites and moderate voters are in a state of disbelief.
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When conservatives sneer at liberal elites, their complaint is largely a cultural one.
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Elites who create and sustain fear comprise neither a conspiracy nor a cabal.
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Still, the coastal elites that control the party seem to be in denial.
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Political elites did fail us, from the Iraq War to the financial crisis.
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Populists traditionally attack economic elites — bankers, moneylenders, the railroads, and other big corporations.
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Against the will and campaigns of the establishment and elites, the people prevailed.
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They were also challenging the privileged new class of party elites and cadres.
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The elites in Manila are in shock at the defeat of their candidates.
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The president arrived in Davos early Thursday for the gathering of global elites.
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Empty lot gentrification has its own issues: It can create downtowns for elites.
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Elites is making laws protect self and friends, lie and [screw] other peoples.
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If anything, they goaded a mood of defiant anger against those very elites.
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Forced to answer for actions that elites have gotten away with for ages.
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Investigators have uncovered stunning levels of graft engulfing Brazil's political and business elites.
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The Republican nomination contest has entered a very dangerous phase for GOP elites.
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Still, Mouratoglou and a slew of other tennis elites believe in Gauff's potential.
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He would stick to the "elites" and stand up for the average Joe.
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"The betrayal of elites is the linchpin of every reactionary story," Lilla writes.
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If elites have fallen out of touch, trade union leadership is no exception.
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Work pays less and less, except for the elites represented by Mr. Macron.
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The plot revolves around a "deplorable" who turns the tables on the elites.
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As in so many other cases, the elites misused this to their advantage.
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North Korean elites live in luxury as the regular people around them starve.
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Host Laura Ingraham fired back, suggesting "European elites" are the ones criticizing Trump.
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For non-elites, life is equally oppressive but includes far worse physical labor.
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It's unlikely that Republican elites would ever rally round someone like Mr. Johnson.
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A. The most important evidence is the pervasive corruption of the ruling elites.
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They think this is how the elites are perpetuating their power and wealth.
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Republican elites might still support them, but the voters do not seem to.
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Part of these elites attacked me when I published The End of Eddy.
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All of these together comprise the sacred scripture of contemporary American political elites.
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We're not seeing enough of the benefit, the elites are seeing the benefit.
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All else being equal, of course, political elites prefer lower unemployment to higher.
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It's something about his financial ties to business elites tied to the Kremlin.
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"It confirms them in their role as victims of the elites," he said.
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We should let Americans not feel talked down to by the coastal elites.
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And overall, the takeaways tonight were really ugly for elites in both parties.
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But that speaks to the extent of the problem GOP elites are facing.
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In 2016, the educated Republican elites were happy to embrace conventional Republican themes.
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"What these elites don't see is how tribal their cosmopolitanism is," she writes.
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Ross thinks Yang embodies meritocratic elites' rebellion against the system that produced them.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, populists are not distinctive just because they criticize elites.
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In Myanmar, however, citizens and elites appear near-universally united against the Rohingya.
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I-Groups are attended not just by woke, liberal elites on the coasts.
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The rules of the election game are rigged to favor the corporate elites.
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" Such an outcome, he added, was "exactly as the European elites were hoping.
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These demonstrations don't pit elites against one another but citizens against the state.
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And there is also no place for elites of that party to go.
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Elites indeed do appear to be unimpressed — but where might endorsements go now?
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Party elites seem to remain somewhat wary of Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
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They may also have been lucky in the enlightened behavior of their elites.
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Gone is the straightforward narrative of the old elites lifting Hitler into power.
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The right-wing elites were confident they could use him to their advantage.
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Maybe the North Korean elites who have outside exposure might feel the same.
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Conservative political and media elites were spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories then, too.
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In this sense, both Mr. López Obrador and President Trump do criticize elites.
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First, advocates are often university-educated elites who can come across as patronizing.
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During those days, "Mahajan" was used as a title of respect for elites.
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The way he told the story, the elites had sold the country out.
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Elites can maintain certain "liberal" lifestyles relatively unmolested, if they support the system.
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But punishing her would risk backlash from any elites who shared her view.
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The gulf between the Democratic moneyed elites and its grassroots is also widening.
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National democracy has been replaced by a crony-capitalist network of global elites.
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Political elites fail to respond to the influx, and the continent is overrun.
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In that world, anything is cool as long as it bugs the elites.
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Thank God our victory won't be contingent on the establishment or media elites.
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Free Marketeers and Anti-Elites Free trade is a priority for Free Marketeers.
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They promise to re-establish the bond between the elites and the people.
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Trump was a pariah among Republican elites even though Republican voters loved him.
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More than 6,000 were "informed elites" and nearly 6,500 were business decision-makers.
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I shake down educated elites — literally taking their lunch money — for a living.
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And to be clear: I include media in my definition of political elites.
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"Stephen, that's what the elites want you to think," Sanders said to laughs.
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The caution displayed by Pelosi and Durbin is widely shared among Democratic elites.
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Believers are full of hope; elites are threatened; revolution is in the air.
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Sexual harassment and assault are widespread in China, and elites face little scrutiny.
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Both men embody the politics of nationalism, chauvinism and the resentment of elites.
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What's the incentive for the elites to do better if they aren't punished?
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Re: GooglePolitical elites & Big Tech want to rig elections - Dem primary & 2020 included.
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Amazon says this feature will roll out to Ring Doorbell Elites next year.
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But Rovt appears to have retained close ties to powerful elites in Ukraine.
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It remains to be seen whether the concerns of those elites are assuaged.
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That the elites are protecting themselves by hiding inconvenient facts from the people.
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But there's the more left view that the public is led by elites.
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But I've been astounded by how clueless so many of these elites are.
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This succeeded in making elites fabulously rich but alienated much of the population.
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Mr. Kaczynski blames the arrogant elites of his country and the European Union.
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Your economy is booming, but a small cadre of elites hoards its spoils.
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Party elites, like Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, supported him as well.
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The insults combined anti-Semitism, hatred of elites and anger at Republican institutions.
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"It's a hatred of the elites that are in place," the historian said.
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North Korea's elites are under sanctions from the world and the United States.
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Honestly, persuading conservative elites seems almost as futile as persuading the conservative masses.
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In his 2012 book, Twilight of the Elites, he argued that Americans are losing trust in their institutions and the powerful people who lead them in part because the "elites," elevated through a system that venerated intelligence and merit, has failed.
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When the IAAF unrolled it's new biological passport program in 2011, so many Russian athletes were getting flagged that the organization discussed a similar two-pronged approach, separating elites from non-elites, while working "in close collaboration" with the Russian federation.
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Since higher levels of cognitive resources and partisan social identity are associated with higher levels of political activism, the effect may be self-reinforcing, wherein political elites polarize the strongly identified and cognitively reflective, who then elect more polarized elites.
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A big asset for Trump in 2016 was the sense among many low-income whites that there are two Americas: an America of affluent metropolitan elites and a low-income stratum of middle America that those elites don't care about.
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But they are, by definition, a ripcord for party elites to attain control over
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Constitutional norms are most often constructed and maintained by political elites, not average voters.
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Dictionaries say it is politics directed at ordinary people who feel neglected by elites.
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And that has been sadly lacking in our political elites these last few years.
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However, many in Guatemala's political elites are keen to see the U.N. body shuttered.
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Financial elites and low-education voters accuse each other bitterly of setting the agenda.
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He grins and his supporters cheer because it&aposs another blow against the elites.
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This is not some sturdy heartland tradition with which meddlesome elites want to interfere.
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How can conservative elites be persuaded to think and communicate differently about climate change?
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Ingraham had said that "elites" were trying to hamstring Palin from a future campaign.
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Privately, though, Zambia's elites are more likely to blame their government than the Chinese.
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Some QAnon supporters believe the global elites they loathe are, in fact, lizard people.
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He sees Prigozhin as an example of how Putin has weaponized Russia's wealthy elites.
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This is a group of people who don't have strong social ties to elites.
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European elites once assumed that national identities would eventually blend into a continental bouillabaisse.
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This kind of corruption is one reason Europeans are growing angry at governing elites.
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His campaign has tried to portray McCaskill as more in touch with the elites.
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He campaigned as the leader of a rustbelt revolt against the besuited, pampered elites.
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Yet members of these groups and others are regularly given the same label: "elites".
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For Mr Trump, the hated elites comprise the Washington political establishment and the press.
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Yes, imperial officials had communicated in a tongue used by the elites in Beijing.
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Elites coordinated, and voters didn't care, as one of my party politics students observed.
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Middle-class economic worries and populist anger at elites added fuel to white anxieties.
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Second, the Republican Party is not as antigovernment as its elites think it is.
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Since students typically come from affluent families, university spending subsidises the children of elites.
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Well, in England, Main Street defeated the establishment elites by sending a populist message.
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Technocratic elites lost much of their credibility in the global financial crisis in 2008.
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Bryan appealed to the "heartlands" of America and their suspicion of the eastern elites.
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Political elites blithely assumed that a "democratic socialist" could never succeed in American politics.
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He can win over the voters who denied GOP elites the nomination this year.
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He makes a lot of his electoral mileage championing ordinary people against urban elites.
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Other demagogues who denounce elites and the liberal, multilateral, rules-based order are elated.
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Kompromat has been a favorite occupation of Russian elites throughout the last several centuries.
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And Bush looked like the favorite of Republican Party elites — hence, the future nominee.
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Trump won the presidency by rallying middle-American working-class whites against coastal elites.
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As I've written, this helps explain why Cruz is so loathed by Republican elites.
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But the northern elites reportedly do not see Mr Saraki as one of them.
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He is the candidate who won't be cowed by the media or political elites.
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It shouldn't be aimed at the Manhattan intelligentsia or the inside-the-Beltway elites.
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Liberal elites tend to explain this divergence in terms of the laws of globalisation.
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Such allegations, he says, are just another case of media elites missing the point.
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Conservative elites can denounce Trump all they want as a "cancer" or an impostor.
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The word "Americanism" would offend many religious elites of today as chauvinistic and presumptuous.
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In addition to common folk, kings and other elites also thoroughly enjoyed eating it.
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Trump will join us in putting the American people first instead of Washington elites.
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Afghan elites could continue business as usual … at least until the next insurgency began.
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These elites make sure that any insurgent candidate is constantly fighting an uphill battle.
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Otherwise the new Everest Elites look pretty similar to the original Everest 100 headphones.
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And a third, related, explanation is that elites cannot easily manage America's raucous democracy.
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Trump's election shocked the world because it was so unexpected among elites and analysts.
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Yes, an often earned hatred of out-of-touch elites helped drive Trump's victory.
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For too long conservative elites have "ignored" the preferences of grassroots activists, they say.
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The Democrats are the party of out of touch elites, funded by Hollywood liberals.
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Yu also attacked the "born red" mind-set among children of the party elites.
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For the regional elites, the FSB's new brazenness signals that the rules are changing.
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The general public increasingly mistrusts big business and economic elites, and for good reason.
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But protestors – ostensibly representing the Tunisian people – refused to accept any "renewal" of elites.
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"We can't just focus on coastal elites," cast member Kate McKinnon says as Rep.
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The elites lack a legitimacy of their own and make no long-term plans.
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According to a report by Vox, Warren is building traction with Silicon Valley elites.
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Political pundits, media elites and pollsters decree that the presidency is on shaky ground.
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The list was decidedly conservative and not heavily comprised of your typical legal elites.
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It's been touted as the "book the leftist elites don't want you to read."
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Absent regime collapse or military defeat, the reigning elites will not be easily displaced.
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Epstein's network of global elites hasn't faced consequences, stoking suspicion of the upper class
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If elites believe Americans are too fat, then require restaurants to display calorie counts.
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Elites didn't like him, while he was reasonably well liked in surveys of activists.
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Trump is a man repeatedly underestimated by the very elites who made Trumpism possible.
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Thus, wind energy cannot be viewed as the pet project of coastal, liberal elites.
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But while voter suppression offers many advantages to elites, it is far from foolproof.
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At best, it provided some jobs for the elites, and mostly for the expatriates.
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Kompromat has been a favorite occupation of Russian elites throughout the last several centuries.
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We became elites at elite institutions, but we did not start out that way.
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The experience is particularly hard "for elites caught up in financial crimes," he added.
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Icelandic elites are not the only ones cottoning on to the new money system.
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They remained in a powerful position to shape GOP orthodoxy and steer party elites.
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On many issues, particularly economic issues, wealthy elites hold separate opinions from most voters.
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Party elites who viewed him as their savior now might doubt whether that's true.
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From the time of Donald Trump's election, American elites have hungered for this moment.
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Regev's goal is to dislodge the "elites" in order to elevate previously marginalized groups.
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They form his political base; the elites grousing about his reduced stature do not.
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But he has a quality many of the media elites have failed to see.
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Tina defined our "elites," coastal and otherwise, by covering them the way she did.
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And you can see some of this in Trump's contempt for establishment elites' traditions.
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Beliefs and culture are part of the structure elites use to preserve that inequality.
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It's the coastal, highly educated elites who are fed up and want something transformative.
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This revolt shook the elites, who worked even harder to enforce the color lines.
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It distracts from our own domestic problems, and it's useful also for our elites.
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In the process, he excoriates what he calls a Brexit betrayal by mendacious elites.
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Ms. Warren's repeated denunciations of economic elites and Washington's governing class won repeated ovations.
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Ted Cruz gets underestimated because elites — both Washington insiders and pundits — can't stand him.
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The Jedi were dumb, feckless elites who'd forgotten the spiritual nature of their path.
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That makes them far more attuned to the priorities of elites and the megawealthy.
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A fierce backlash on Indian Twitter from India's caste elites, particularly the Brahmins, followed.
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Box office revenues have been dropping, and cinephilia is a marker of snobbish elites.
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But though some elites dislike him, they think he has been good for business.
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The debate continues over whether the condescension of liberal elites helped spark populist resentment.
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It was the familiar story of clueless elites, and it rested on intellectual complicity.
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Sometimes we have to realize that elites do—not conspire, exactly—they get together.
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The authors decline to consider either, dismissing them as fictional stereotypes of coastal elites.
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Linden received the prototype Elites three days before the 2018 marathon, which was stressful.
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But he's good at one thing: waging reality TV personality wars against coastal elites.
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Can the self-serving political elites address the demands of radicalized and disaffected citizens?
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That populism now threatens precisely the globalization that Davos and its cosmopolitan elites epitomize.
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In 2012, he published his first book "Twilight of the Elites: America After Meritocracy."
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Lessons for the elites He might also have a lesson for his elite audience.
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Tourism hot spots have survived on private investment and by catering to the elites.
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Picking up rich backers also reinforces the image of a party dominated by elites.
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Even America's heartland populists see themselves as the victims of the oppressive coastal elites.
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" Simon Danczuk, a centrist Labour member of Parliament, has condemned the "sniffy metropolitan elites.
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Vividly captures the condescension of elites & their incessant ridicule of Americans with traditional values.
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It is threatened by the cosmopolitan elites and by the corruption of foreign influence.
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Why should Hal Rogers and a handful of county elites decide Letcher County's future?
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Many feel powerless and resent elites and journalists, whom they find arrogant and condescending.
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Elites publicly acknowledged the popular indictment against them, and serious political concessions appeared inevitable.
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It may also be the intension of the elites who run the intelligence agencies.
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President Trump's willingness to call for rethinking trade policy has drawn condemnation from elites.
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Yet one that elites in powerful positions repeat, even though they should know better.
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That kind of character can be very appealing — especially when he riles up elites.
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Parallel to the UNIA program were the Pan-African Congresses organized by black elites.
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It was a gesture that confirmed for many the relative apathy of coastal elites.
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It's driven by a desire to keep the elites from continuing to plunder them.
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North Korean elites and North Korean society itself is in dilemma at this moment.
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Party elites care about foreign policy, but at present Democratic primary voters do not.
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All this should alarm party elites set on stopping Trump from sweeping the nomination.
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So how do you end up with the voters abandoning what their elites wanted?
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Trump's economic populism — his attacks on elites and free trade agreements — must have resonated.
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They wanted the culture-war win, the symbolic screw-you to elites and globalists.
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" However, he said, Trump portrays himself as a nationalist because "he knows it's sticking a finger directly in the eye of liberal elites and particularly liberal elites in the liberal media in a way that galvanizes the people that dislike those people.
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Feeling themselves victims of an unfair economic system, ordinary Americans blame the elites in Washington for being too spineless and too stupid to stand up to foreigners and big business; or, worse, they believe that the elites themselves are part of the conspiracy.
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"Trump is as loathed by the elites of Western Europe as he is by the elites of Manhattan," said Niall Ferguson, a senior fellow of the Hoover Institution, at Stanford University and a longtime Davos attendee who is taking this year off.
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"Trump is as loathed by the elites of Western Europe as he is by the elites of Manhattan," said Niall Ferguson, a senior fellow of the Hoover Institution, Stanford University and a longtime Davos attendee, although he will not go this year.
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"If we're the party of East Coast elites and West Coast elites, if we're putting policy proposals together in a test tube in Washington, D.C., or Cambridge or wherever these policies were generated, we're going to lose again to Donald Trump," Bennet said.
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And he'll make clear that he's still not one of the political elites, because he'll keep flouting their rules of decorum and "telling it like it is" (by getting into feuds with media outlets, coastal elites, the cast of Hamilton, and so on).
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A third possibility is that the participants were taking cues from elites, including negative cues.
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But for something different, how about ruminating on some blame for another group — GOP elites?
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It is owned, managed, run, and enabled by a cloistered group of blue state elites.
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Moscow's elites vacation in Italy, bank in London and send their children to American universities.
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The harder question in the larger one: What role should party elites play in primaries?
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But Democratic elites did try to make Clinton's nomination as inevitable, as preordained, as possible.
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Xi was the first Chinese head of state to attend the annual gathering of elites.
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The elites don't really care about the rule of law, they just hate President Trump.
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Donald Trump showed that they were vulnerable to being portrayed as the party of elites.
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But all around this square are signs that New York's elites are certainly still thriving.
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They don't necessarily love him, but they love watching him stick it to the elites.
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" "He's not going to sit back and get attacked by the liberal media, Hollywood elites.
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Simmering public anger at coastal elites was a major force in American politics in 21997.
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And the party elites who so loathe him will fight hard to impede his rise.
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Women who grow up in proximity to elites aren't supposed to draw back the curtain.
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But Comfort+ is really a consolation prize for elites since an upgrade is nearly guaranteed.
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Ms Petry summed up the creed well, declaring "elites" to be "the real anti-Europeans".
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Second, we're not going to allow land to be redistributed to elites, to party hacks.
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But tech elites are not, as often caricatured, single-issue voters driven by tech policy.
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The French trained their elites in grandes écoles—professional schools that did not emphasise research.
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"We are victims of the elites and the politicians," said Hamdani, the Shia militia leader.
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There's a higher level of grumbling among its business elites, political class and foreign investors.
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Because Putin isn't playing by Illuminati banking rules, and the global elites aren't having it.
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Among literate elites, China does not seem to have shared the strong bias evident elsewhere.
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The business elites told British voters that leaving the EU would lead to economic catastrophe.
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And so, going into 2016, Republican elites were convinced that they could do it again.
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But to Shenzhen's politicians and wealthy elites, Chen is well known for his outspoken views.
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We cannot allow GOP elites to hand the future to an increasingly leftist Democratic Party.
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Those same elites announced earlier this year that Bouteflika would run for a fifth term.
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Water pollution does not spark as much popular outrage but commands the attention of elites.
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He was not the preferred candidate of Republican elites, and he received relatively few endorsements.
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Haven't collections always been put together by the social elites and gifted to such institutions?
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The philosophy is meant to appeal to the common person, as opposed to establishment elites.
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But Trump is one of the laughing elites, not one of the hard-pressed heartlanders.
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Through history there is this extraordinary anger against elites that is often channeled through sexism.
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Mr Faber talks at length about disenchantment shown by voters and consumers alike towards elites.
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There will be no immigration, no multiculturalism, no global elites—but also no global war.
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The Depression enabled radical change by discrediting untrammelled capitalism and the elites who supported it.
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And like the general disgust with those elites, this attitude crosses the left-right divide.
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Democrats have mostly ignored this group in favor of cultural elites and generally richer donors.
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These differences may drive the supply of misinformation coming from political elites to some degree.
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A sense of being squeezed without reward is spreading discontent among the elites, he says.
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Kleptocratic elites bleed public services while Fidesz, the ruling party, chips away at Hungary's democracy.
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Democrats became the party of Hollywood and elites -- in the media, in business, in entertainment.
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"This is the book the leftist elites don't want you to read!" he tweeted Monday.
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I think Hollywood elites are just behind, they&aposre not connected to the American people.
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Their targets have included academics, exiled business elites, former judges and activists like Mr. Zhuang.
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China's close involvement with the ruling elites in such places only adds to local resentment.
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And by the time the pious elites were done, the term "Lauer'd" became downright mainstream.
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To raise money, the candidate has to go where the money is: to wealthy elites.
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Lula characterized the verdict against him as part of Brazilian elites' backlash against his legacy.
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Elites want to paint that as racism and xenophobia, and there is some of that.
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"I think people have valid frustrations with the European Union representing economic elites," he said.
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Today many religious elites would dismiss this understanding as an archaic form of civil religion.
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Hearing this message, of course, does not transform those US elites into pro-Emirati stooges.
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Many Democratic elites seem to be thrilled about the idea of a Clinton-Warren ticket.
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"People just don't trust that the elites will get these downside concerns right," Perriello said.
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Political elites have had a tough time of it lately, and Australia's are no exception.
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The only Bosnians "delighted" about these deals are the elites who directly profit from them.
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Even with their collaborators, elites have reason to worry that their power will not hold.
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If they act in solidarity with the victims and challenge elites, they may become victims.
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It worked, building broad support for conservative candidates even as their policies favored business elites.
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But this dark saga, involving some of the Maritimes' wealthiest elites, is far from over.
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"The European elites (are) against the choices of the peoples," Salvini said in a statement.
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But again, it is quality chocolate that will most appeal to elites with purchasing power.
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Normally, Republican elites and conservative kingmakers coalesce around a runaway leader in a presidential primary.
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It nurtures a sense of solidarity against all outsiders, including western Germans and cosmopolitan elites.
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"It wasn't like they were going after the elites all at once," Lalwani told me.
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Second, politics simply doesn't consume middle Americans the way it does elites on the coasts.
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Socio-economically, societal elites as well as the poor are largely absent from the ranks.
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"For that, Iranian elites have to know that the U.S. wants constructive interaction," he said.
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Corruption as a rule helps unite elites, but it can also make them good recruits.
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Perhaps this is why the establishment elites have gone into over-drive to attack Trump.
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It's no surprise that superdelegates were created by establishment elites to increase their own power.
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These 46 million Americans, in turn, gave a lesson and a shaming to those elites.
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Every dour attention-grabber wants to claim that the elites are more corrupt than ever.
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Political elites take advantage of weakened institutions and opaque electoral processes for their personal benefit.
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These emails reveal a coziness among global elites that the public rarely gets to see.
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Public disgust with income inequality is making it difficult for business elites to self-aggrandize.
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Ruling elites around the world are circling their wagons, and fueling more suspicion and mistrust.
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Epstein was well-embedded into the upper echelons of the world's political and business elites.
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But this is pure fantasy—almost entirely manufactured, perpetuated, and consumed by Beltway elites alone.
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While GOP elites seemed temporarily resigned to Trump, it has clearly remained a delicate truce.
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Until elites fully acknowledge these problems, the rise of the demagogues is all but assured.
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Hamilton mistrusted the political capacities of the common people and insisted on deference to elites.
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But the elites pushed too hard, and now history is moving in the opposite direction.
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NBC and Hollywood elites push 'Oprah Winfrey for President' after her Golden Globes speech pic.twitter.
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They represent, instead, global partnerships that pit transnational elites against the world's most vulnerable people.
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"Donald Trump is no different from politically correct leftist elites," Cruz said in a statement.
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Throughout much of the world, the rift between citizens and elites seemed to get deeper.
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Globalization and a sense of loss of sovereignty provoke anger against local and foreign elites.
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If an issue becomes salient (or not) among tribal elites, the tribe will follow suit.
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To Trump, the Bush clan is everything he hates about politics -- and elites more generally.
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Corporate and political elites know how to exploit such divisions when it serves their interests.
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It's about all sorts of assholes, not just Trump—like Putin, Erdogan, oligarchs, and elites.
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This is quantitatively true: Both elites and voters are now highly separated into partisan camps.
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One grievance is that working-class Middle Americans are held in contempt by coastal elites.
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"A narrow agreement between elites will not solve the problems plaguing South Sudan," she continued.
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We now see also that those elites are blind to plain and clear economic realities.
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"Some Chinese elites are seeing this as a God-sent gift to China," Zhang said.
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"I don't make movies for rich liberal elites," the Academy Award winner said on Monday.
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During his policy speeches, it's the buttoned-up, scripted Trump that placates the GOP elites.
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City elites, they added, rarely invest much time in engaging with people who are different.
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Notes on the Culture The playwright Richard Greenberg has dedicated himself to chronicling urban elites.
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Russian elites have been known to mount independent initiatives to curry favor with the Kremlin.
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Or is urban farming just a well-meaning but ultimately insignificant hobby for urban elites?
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A thread that runs through populist rhetoric the world over is rage at technocratic elites.
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From his voters' point of view, it's a conspiracy of elites out to get him.
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The striving only intensifies in adulthood, when elites work exceptionally hard in order to compete.
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" Mr. Valls, however, said that "criticizing the elites is the rallying cry of all populists.
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The liberal order was built by foreign policy elites, from George Marshall to Madeleine Albright.
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As I said, rural voters often complain that national elites don't care about their needs.
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China's business and intellectual elites were too compromised to challenge the party, Mr. Zhou said.
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Might GOP elites shift to backing Ted Cruz as their best chance to stop Trump?
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Party elites are a constituency like any other, and Clinton campaigned hard for their support.
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A number of military authorities and other senior elites might be less receptive to denuclearization.
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"The elites don't care one whit about America's school system and school children," he said.
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For years, he has scorned priests who raise themselves as unreachable elites invested with authority.
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We can build a foreign policy that works for all Americans, not just wealthy elites.
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The financial crisis persuaded voters that they were governed by aloof, incompetent, self-serving elites.
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These results cannot be waved off as just another populist revolt against elites and experts.
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Ideally, you would train in the Tempos and PR (personal record) in the stiffer Elites.
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Early on, the premise appears to be that "liberal elites" hunt "regular people" for sport.
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Crumbling from within, corruption and inter-purging among the elites; attacks from without; generational succession.
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Accepted wisdom that decent nonprofessional jobs are gone for good lets elites off the hook.
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But The Times to him represents Manhattan elites whose approval he has wanted for decades.
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Pakistan's elites, both civilian and military, frequently complain that their country has an image problem.
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This forced voters to opt for radical parties in order to awaken the slumbering elites.
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Respect for the people, their values and their economic concerns that D.C. elites often ignore.
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Thae testifies the example of Libya looms large in the minds of North Korean elites.
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Some elements of the QAnon conspiracy theory — secret elites, kidnapped children — are classic, even archetypical.
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Another delegate came to buy Danish beer for the elites as many North Koreans starved.
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With help from the liberal elites, the people might be able to reclaim their heritage.
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Cohn was manifestly despicable, but he was embraced, rather than shunned, by New York elites.
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His opponents now include not only the Democrats, but the elites of both political parties.
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But in most places and at most times, portraiture was available only to society's elites.
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They like to portray Democrats as self-serious elites who look down on ordinary Americans.
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But, experts say, those differences matter more to elites than to rank-and-file voters.
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Too often in otherwise polite society, elites (progressives emphatically included) unselfconsciously belittle working-class whites.
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But meritocratic elites of Europe gave them an abstract intellectual construct called the European Union.
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How can a movie in which villainous white elites hunt Trump's white supporters be racist?
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It's about Trump, elites (CNBC)* Stocks are having their worst week in over a month.
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Many said they worried that "anti-Russian elites" in Washington would stymie Mr. Trump's efforts.
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At the same time, resentment of the metropolitan elites grew, and not just in Limburg.
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Elites are often described as living inside a bubble and being disconnected from most Americans.
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Dutch voters rejected the deal in a referendum, delighting Moscow and leaving political elites aghast.
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And the people in Washington, D.C., are elites who don't have your interests at heart.
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Unlike those cozy elites, he said, Mr. Trump's supporters understand that everything is not fine.
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He said that only urban elites would not understand why someone might lend a firearm.
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The elites may disapprove of how I've done things, but the average Joe gets it.
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Meanwhile, he "intimidated" elites and oligarchs like Khodorkovsky who didn't owe their positions to him.
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An evil lair for out-of-touch bureaucrats, striving and conniving politicos, and entitled elites.
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I was one of the coastal elites who assumed Trump could not win in 2016.
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Two, most Republicans — both voters and elites — stuck by him until almost the very end.
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But, in recent years, public trust in establishment elites has broken down across the West.
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In Britain, many voters shrugged off elites who told them that Brexit would bring disaster.
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It simply means that citizens, political elites and foreign governments recognize the leader's rightful authority.
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Not as a way to appeal to the democratic ideals of Venezuelan generals and elites.
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This raises the hope that American political elites can one day heal the country's divisions.
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Conduct secret ballots of Democratic elites to determine who they think are the best candidates.
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Trump's ascension, however, calls into question the notion that party elites can effectively control nominations.
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But that still doesn't explain why Rubio failed to unite the party elites behind him.
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As in the primaries, the general election showed a division between elites and ordinary voters.
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His life outside Washington freed him from the stultified ideology of the Beltway's stagnant elites.
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He says: I'm on your side, here's what's going on, there are all these stupid elites in the politics sphere kowtowing to business elites because they need their money, but I have my own money, so I'm going to tell it like it is.
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It was the split-screen image that President Donald Trump wanted, a living, breathing testament to just how out of touch the "elites" in Washington really are and how he remains, despite all the barbs thrown at him by those elites, beloved among real Americans.
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In the right-wing strain, it's also the people versus the elites—but the elites are attacked for coddling and subsidizing a third "out group," such as African Americans (Wallace) or immigrants who have entered the country illegally (Buchanan, the Tea Party, and Trump).
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They claim the elites are out to undermine democracy because they didn't like the people's decision.
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Sure enough, the attribute most correlated with gaining votes since 2014 has been criticism of elites.
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Their anger against elites and institutional power for failing to create enough new opportunity is immense.
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The traditional power elites outside China, corporate as well as political, should study this playbook carefully.
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One, Trump doesn't actually need the endorsement or support of Evangelical elites to reach Evangelical voters.
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It is time for elites and civil societies to wake up before it is too late.
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The less charitable interpretation is that GOP elites are cravenly trying to protect their own careers.
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Regardless of what happens, it will be important to study how Republican elites explain the result.
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These hucksters, either "stupid or dishonest," lie to voters about the elites betraying them and conservatism.
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Today Russia wants to keep things as they were, but Central Asian elites want to Westernise.
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Does Oprah support a massive redistribution of wealth from the monied elites to the bottom 22018%?
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Mareshki, 50, gained prominence in politics last year with a pledge to "sweep away corrupt elites".
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Many tech elites believe history is about to repeat itself, only on a much larger scale.
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All those west coast elites were out to make Daylight Saving Time permanent in the state.
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But for all that the president enjoys humbling elites, he also craves their respect and admiration.
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But he has taken over the Republican Party by channelling blue-collar anger against all elites.
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But getting there will require reexamining what American elites have been permitted to get away with.
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"Popular works" (December 3rd) identified some classic books on the rise of anger at the elites.
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While the commission vehemently denies it, Fahrenkopf acknowledged the prevailing sensitivity about political elites obstructing outsiders.
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Having joined the nation's wealthy elite, he ran for president as an opponent of wealthy elites.
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In order to win this competition, elites are forced to exploit their own talents and abilities.
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Disdain for elites is the common thread uniting the diverse conservative groups outside the Republican establishment.
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It "means slow, strong drilling through hard boards", a ceaseless struggle between leaders and party elites.
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The result of this practice is that the interests of elites are over-represented in Washington.
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But they appeal broadly both to the young and to educated elites worried by Mr Babis.
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The campaign has been very popular with the Chinese public, but it has worried some elites.
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A critique that stops with G.O.P. elites, though, might let the voting public off the hook.
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We must not allow the coastal elites to replace a weak Kenyan with a weak woman.
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For the last 18 months I have been collecting and analyzing views from Latin American elites.
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That's why democracy, when it's taken seriously, still represents a potentially disruptive challenge to privileged elites.
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But savaging Washington "elites" and calling real news "fake" has its limits as a political strategy.
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This is pricing the rest of the children out of realistic prospects of joining the elites.
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The torque-filled thrill of near-silent electric driving is not just for elites any more.
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Even when it comes to young voters, it would seem, Clinton instinctively speaks to the elites.
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Even elites in the alt-right mold who once deplored single-payer are changing their tune.
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That, in turn, rests on continuity in neighbouring states, reinforcing political elites and their existing priorities.
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Trump's victory has been spun again and again as a backlash against out-of-touch elites.
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But that may change if he continues to empower the elites he promised to rein in.
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He embarrassed party elites by excoriating amnesty and promoting a maximally hostile and restrictionist immigration policy.
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These are pools of ready cash for North Korean elites to draw on for their trade.
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Or tout Trump's campaign against elites, and tout the plutocrats he's recruiting to run the government.
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More and more, the downscale Republican voters felt they were being betrayed by their party's elites.
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For PiS, they have been plagued by ex-communist sleaze, arrogant elites and kowtowing to Berlin.
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It is hard to remember a key primary that has so thoroughly trashed America's political elites.
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Berkeley is either the utopian cape of gender's future, or some distracted cell of liberal elites.
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"They will only happen when you start seeing an open split in the elites," she says.
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It was a telling reminder of the porous boundary that separates France's business and political elites.
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They do so while enjoying blanket liability protection and with the full approval of liberal elites.
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A lot can go wrong for Republican elites in the next few weeks of the primary.
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The elites in the party increasingly believe that he is a perilous figure for the GOP.
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More than any other group, elites take the initiative and reap the benefits of political fear.
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Elites cherish the material components of privilege but also believe that they are entitled to privilege.
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Don't bruised elites always cry foul when they fail to persuade the masses of their truth?
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But the other problem with elites this year is harder to talk about: They were underpowered.
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They felt left behind by both parties, dismissed by elites for their social and cultural values.
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Creating regional associations short of membership made elites happy, but often did little for ordinary citizens.
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Perhaps the voters are taking their revenge on the elites who let the 2008 crisis happen.
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A likely effect is that when partisan elites are also separated, policy substance becomes less relevant.
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In Britain, still, the elites are dominated by white faces -- most of all the royal family.
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Instead, it reflected his purposes and those of the world's liberal elites, whose approval he seeks.
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Since his election, Trump has become the constant target of the mainstream media and liberal elites.
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Republican voters are drifting toward unity even though some party elites are still withholding their support.
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Europe, he said, was being "de-Christianized" by elites who wanted a "new, mixed, Islamized" continent.
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Russian elites have the right to be corrupt, but only if they have proved their loyalty.
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In the early 2000s the Kremlin mainly used soft power—especially money—to buy elites' loyalty.
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Just another defender of a status quo that rewarded elites and left out the little guy.
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Many American foreign policy elites have wanted Trump to give up his inexplicable pro-Putin stance.
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Third, U.S. officials should lobby regional political elites to legislate taxes to fund security sector reform.
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He has also reshuffled the elites in his government with a series of purges and executions.
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In the minds of Russia's elites, revolution is mainly associated with the recent uprising in Ukraine.
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It's possible that Trump will use his Davos trip to thumb his nose at these elites.
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Here we first saw the collapse of confidence in elites and technocrats in Athens and Brussels.
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Patriots believe those elites want the land, the gold, the oil and the coal for themselves.
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But today's Democratic Party is not the party that nominated Southern centrists or New England elites.
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The problem, of course, is that such amendments would almost by definition offend the party elites.
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And anyway: Have we come up with really good reasons—comprehensible not just to elites, but
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There's some truth to this, as the reactions of smug elites to the Brexit vote demonstrate.
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Those below the elite level understand that the Kims and the elites control their life chances.
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Our culture's elites, on the other hand, encourage their children to do just about anything else.
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Let's hope Davos elites are ready for change, because the stakes will soon be even higher.
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Government and business elites see liberalization in either area as dangerous to a comfortable status quo.
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But Sanders's allies see the debate as a waste of time that only interests party elites.
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The internet has challenged the belief that not-waiting is a time dispensation reserved for elites.
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When a majority of citizens disagrees with economic elites or with organized interests, they generally lose.
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The party needs to rethink its growing anti-intellectual bias and its reflexive aversion to elites.
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Many who responded, blue and white collar alike, had no faith in corporate or political elites.
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You mention the problem of elites, and that really is a key dilemma in your analysis.
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To head off a looming 2020 crisis, Republican elites need to step back from the brink.
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He derided the "corrupt elites" that ruled under the government of then-prime minister, Manmohan Singh.
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MAGA types want the immigrants and coastal elites they blame for their woes to be punished.
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This was an unmistakable signal to the power elites in Honduras that democratic principles are malleable.
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However, many Western elites and analysts belittle Russian military power because the Russian economy is weak.
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All of this may make for satisfying politics among populists railing against the predations of elites.
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That will only enlarge his image as a hero of the people shackled by the elites.
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The adoption story lasted approximately as long as Dad's career as the enemy of crony elites.
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She vowed to crack down on Russian spies, corrupt elites and ill-gotten wealth in Britain.
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" She went on to say that investigators will crack down on "serious criminals and corrupt elites.
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The Brotherhood failed as well, pursuing shortsighted, petty agendas that alienated the public and elites alike.
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Party elites pretty much controlled the nomination system, leaving the general public largely in the dark.
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All of this talk about coastal elites needing to understand more of America has it backwards.
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But it will reveal the financial details of Russian elites and many of their family members.
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Rural voters also feel disrespected by coastal elites, and Trump has managed to channel their anger.
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The elites who determine a coup's outcome are typically too numerous and dispersed to communicate directly.
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The coup may have been a success for Zimbabwe's elites, but arguably not for its citizens.
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Just as American elites don't understand sectarianism at home, she argues, they don't understand sectarianism abroad.
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Still, after Rubio's flop, this may be the best chance anti-Trump GOP elites have left.
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"They came, and they didn't even know these people existed," Mr. Trump said of the elites.
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In his latest turn in the spotlight, Carlson has refocused his ire at his fellow elites.
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So did European and American populists, running on hardening borders and retaking control from corrupt elites.
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Party elites were freaking out about Sanders, an outsider candidate who was upending the conventional wisdom.
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"Populism" is a dismissive term for everything metropolitan elites can't quite find the energy to understand.
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A growing opposition movement of political elites accuses him of trying to rig the electoral system.
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For the most part the Pax Romana was maintained through the willing cooperation of local elites.
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The imperial court ran Xinjiang under loose military rule, allowing indigenous elites to manage local affairs.
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The 2019 Edelman Trust Barometer shows a growing gap between elites and those of lower rank.
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On the other, he has railed against Wall Street elites for keeping down small-town America.
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On assuming office, Mr. Thackeray's party got into bed with the very elites it had scorned.
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Use your vote this time to make sure these sneering London elites finally get the message.
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The educated elites want their democratic freedoms protected and to live in ethnically diverse pluralistic societies.
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He has called both Bannon and Trump "Hollywood elites" in response to Trump's anti-elitist platform.
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It is not just elites who benefit from the Western order; it is primarily ordinary people.
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But Mr. Hilton insisted he is not one of the elites he targets in his show.
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It is not that Germany's elites do not recognize the many problems piling up around them.
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When this wasn't enough, he began to confiscate estates, antagonizing Roman elites and sometimes killing them.
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He rails against elites and on Tuesday signed an order favoring American companies for federal contracts.
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Hard work for elites is associated with self-actualization; "disruption" means founding a successful start-up.
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Of course, The Washington Post and the media elites dismissed Trump's claim with a predictable sneer.
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It found that the elites of Silicon Valley are difficult to categorize using today's political labels.
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Buttigieg has modified a Trump campaign pitch that political elites have ignored the struggling industrial Midwest.
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Expect the media and the elites and the professional "Left" to all start getting in line.
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Sour grapes and guerilla warfare when the elites aren't satisfied with the choices of ordinary Americans?
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Both graves belonged to people who were not elites, and the first belonged to a woman.
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They fear that their victory will be somehow snatched away by elites, and that even Mrs.
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"No one person can take on the economic and political elites on their own," Sanders said.
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That this is going to be made by money and elites' decisions, not by the people?
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The Flagship Lounge is already a premier stop for American Airlines premium passengers and Oneworld elites.
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For one thing, it pegs Trump's critics as exactly the sneering elites he says we are.
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Both Mr. Trump and Bernie Sanders accused their respective parties and the country's elites of hypocrisy.
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Moreover, it nullifies the work of NAPC and perpetuates a culture of impunity among Ukrainian elites.
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Much to the consternation of Republican elites, it also stands well outside of conservative political ideology.
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Coming from the Elite he had the credibility to take on and challenge the Elites; 2202.
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These are justice issues [more] than the issues that often are bandied about by political elites.
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So, "America First" came to Davos, and to all the multilateral globalists and multi-nationalist elites.
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For instance, nearly three-fourths of Preservationists and Anti-Elites favor tax hikes on the rich.
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The splurge came as dozens of Saudi elites were detained in an unprecedented crackdown on corruption.
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Conservative elites are mostly free traders, but Trump's protectionist rhetoric resonated with some grassroots Republican voters.
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These voters had no interest in Republican elites' priorities of voucherizing Medicare or privatizing Social Security.
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In a strong democracy, leaders need both voters and elites to radically change the national agenda.
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Elites who otherwise supported the president were not as moved by his tales of dangerous foreigners.
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That widening mismatch in priorities between elites and voters has provided an opening for populist leaders.
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The Lyceum was clearly the place to be, the educational destination of choice for the elites.
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The Twilight of the Elites argues that the mythology of meritocracy holds all of this together.
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As President, Trump has kept up his insistence that the elites are out to get him.
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Lopez Obrador has shunned the often luxurious trappings of Mexico's wealthy elites, choosing to fly coach.
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He's an outsider who won't care one bit about what party elites want him to do.
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"The court now tends to align with elites rather than with the less powerful," he said.
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This is the conclusion of Politico's "insiders poll," which surveys a select group of political elites.
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Simultaneously, the ruling political elites used their low-cost access to state and local government resources and credit, to expand their influence into industrial conglomerates, global financials, pharmaceuticals, insurance, national media fostering favorable conditions for peers in key industries with whom political elites now have symbiotic relationship.
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Many of today's cometicians, however, are drawing on alternative, more bawdy comic traditions that the elites disdain.
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Ignoring science, Bay casually devastated New York and Paris with a meteor shower (take that, liberal elites!).
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Donald Trump won the Republican primary in South Carolina, which is clearly bad news for GOP elites.
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Western societies have experienced -- with Brexit and the election of Trump -- how the anti-elites translate politics.
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They'll think of remote elites who they will much more readily turned into foils for his demagoguery.
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Since none of these are particularly good options for Republican elites, they will probably vacillate between them.
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Felipe's Mexican Taqueria: You coastal elites think you're special with your Dos Caminos or your El Farolitos.
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