Is it reasonable to let these spaces close to the great unwashed for good?
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We&aposre the basket of deplorables, we are the people who are the great unwashed, but Donald Trump understands that the great unwashed people, people like me, who grew up more comfortable working in the kitchen than sitting at a head table, that we&aposre the people that actually gave this country its strength, its roots and raised the kids that went to war and won battles.
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The fact that this partisanship is being sold as some kind ethical superiority that wasn't commercial enough for the great unwashed masses is more than just an insult, it's corporate malpractice.
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For the bulging-veined anti-RSD brigade, the fear is that the democratization of a medium leads to it being possessed by the great unwashed, who presumably won't give a flying fuck about the supposed importance the music they like.
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The culture wars and Twitter spats that Trump has fought have delighted his fans but cornered senators, who may be realizing that the opinion of the Great Unwashed is more important than the opinion of, say, The New York Times -- more important, that is, to their job security.
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The public distaste for congenital liars is everywhere present in the polling data and yet the political system bubbles up two people without credibility, each of whom hopes he or she can skate through the campaign minimizing criticism by ignoring it and shoveling out more and more cliches in hopes the great unwashed are not too plugged in to the latest hyperbole.
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Bulwer-Lytton's most famous quotation is "The pen is mightier than the sword" from his play Richelieu: > beneath the rule of men entirely great, the pen is mightier than the sword He popularized the phrase "pursuit of the almighty dollar" from his novel The Coming Race, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, The Coming Race (London, England: William Blackwood and Sons, 1871), page 2 . and he is credited with "the great unwashed", using this disparaging term in his 1830 novel Paul Clifford: > He is certainly a man who bathes and "lives cleanly", (two especial charges > preferred against him by Messrs. the Great Unwashed).
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286 for their two performances.Colbert, Roi. "The Cartilage Family – Profile". Retrieved 7 August 2016. After leaving the band, he rejoined with The Clean's Kilgour brothers to form The Great Unwashed in 1983, bringing four songs he had written for The Cartilage Family.
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We live in an > historical age. An enormous amount of people were interested in TV's The > Civil War and Lonesome Dove--which Hollywood writes off as the great > unwashed between the coasts. We're the only culture in history that builds a > shrine and prostrates before the 14-year-old.Beyond-The-Pale Riders > Thompson, Anne.
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Lawrence, p. 181 The "commercial middle class" (which was Gilbert's main audience) is treated as satirically as are social climbers and the great unwashed."Savoy Theatre: The Sullivan Opera Season, H.M.S. Pinafore", The Times, 10 December 1929, p. 14 In addition, the apparent age difference between Ralph and the Captain, even though they were babies nursed together, satirises the variable age of Thaddeus in The Bohemian Girl.
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He coined the phrases "the great unwashed", "pursuit of the almighty dollar", "the pen is mightier than the sword", and "dweller on the threshold", and the opening phrase "It was a dark and stormy night." Yet his standing declined and he is little read today. The sardonic Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest, held annually since 1982, claims to seek the "opening sentence of the worst of all possible novels"..
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The confinement itself suggests claustrophobia, and Sian Barber suggests a connection to another low-budget genre of the time with cramped locations and gaudy scenery: the British horror film. In criticising the original novels, sociologist Simon Frith had argued that the books derived their unflattering depiction of the British working class from stereotypes. In particular, the stereotypes which the middle class associates for "the great unwashed". Making the series an expression of class discrimination.
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He studied on his own, and in 1872 became one of the first national school- board visitors. He wrote widely on the world of the working man into which he had been born.Judith Flanders, Amazon, The Victorian City: Everyday Life in Dickens' London, online edn, Atlantic Books (1 October 2012) Wright's essays on social commentary were published in three volumes, Some Habits and Customs of the Working Classes (1867), The Great Unwashed (1868), and Our New Masters (1873).
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Baseball as a Road to God is based on a course John Sexton has taught at New York University for more than a decade.”Baseball as a Road to God: Seeing Beyond the Game” Penguin.com. Retrieved May 2, 2013 Sexton’s course originated when one of his students asked him why he was such a big baseball fan because the sport, according to the student, was not very interesting. Reportedly, Sexton responded, “You are among the great unwashed.
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He sets off with his tape recorder to find out from those who knew the great man best what he was really like. :Loved by "150 million of the Great Unwashed" who knew him on the air, the great man was loathed by those who knew him in the flesh. His wife never gave him a divorce, but let him stray at the end of a long leash. Among other places, he strayed into the boudoir of one of his singers (Julie London).
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Even with the group in abeyance The Odditties compilation tape of unreleased material appeared in July 1983, followed by a live EP, Live Dead Clean, in 1986, and a greatest hits collection called Compilation and second Odditties tape in 1988. For most of the 1980s, The Clean were disbanded; during this time, the Kilgour brothers worked together on an experimental album and EP with the deliberately punny titles "The Great Unwashed" and "Clean Out of Our Minds".Schmidt, Andrew. "The Clean Part One: 1978–1988".AudioCulture.
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Al Morgan (1963) Julie London and José Ferrer in Al Morgan's The Great Man (1956). Al Morgan (January 16, 1920 – March 3, 2011) was an American producer of The Today Show during the 1960s, and a novelist best known for his trenchant look at media personalities, The Great Man (Dutton, 1955), which reviewers compared to The Hucksters and Citizen Kane. It was this novel which popularized the phrase "The Great Unwashed." As in Citizen Kane, a reporter sets out to gather information on a well-known deceased public figure.
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The Clean are recognised as one of the founders of the New Zealand independent rock scene and a pivotal band in the development of the Dunedin sound, which was centred on the Flying Nun record label and produced other acts including The Verlaines, The Chills, Straitjacket Fits, The Bats (which included The Clean bassist Robert Scott) and the Tall Dwarfs. The Clean broke up in the early 1980s, and David Kilgour proceeded to form and play with other bands such as Stephen and The Great Unwashed. The Clean reformed in 1989 and produced the album Vehicle.
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The Rev. Rossouw wrote in the September 28, 1884 Patriot as to why he wrote in the language: > We write in this Afrikaans language because we know it truly is a language > and that the arguments of its proponents have never and can never be > refuted. Another reason is that one can express oneself far more powerfully > in Afrikaans than in Dutch, and there is expressiveness, directness, a je- > ne-sais-quoi which is not found in many languages. Also, most of our > population understands it better than anything else, and therefore the great > unwashed among our compatriots can hear of their salvation in a language > they speak and hear every day. P.J. and G.S. Nienaber wrote in Geskiedenis van Afrikaanse letterkunde: “the Rev.
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It is a concept album about a man named Urfe who travels through the ruins of a desolate city all the while being led by a mysterious figure who goes by the name of "Pylon". The album, especially the first disc, is mostly a work of atmospheric spoken word being narrated by Leslie Simpson, who is also an actor who starred in several horror movies such as The Descent, Doomsday, and Dog Soldiers. The first disc 'Grief of the Unclean' is an ambient piece made up of atmospheric effects and spoken word. The second disc 'The Great Unwashed' is where the black metal and industrial metal comes into play, while still having some spoken word parts left, though more broken up in between the traditional black metal vocals of Brooke Johnson.
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