Presumably, the perks — money, power — were better with Crimson Dawn.
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But the answers boil down to money, power, and will.
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Money, power, all of that, but he chose not to.
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A new cycle around money, power, and security is beginning.
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Changing all of this comes down to money, power, and will.
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A chance at money, power and what he craved most, respect.
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The usual answers — money, power, status — do not seem to suffice.
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It doesn't matter how much money, power, wealth or fame you have.
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"Basra is forming the triangle of money, power and influence," he said.
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Tweets, Money, Power with Marc Andreessen (a16z) 11:30 AM – 11:55 AM
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And the information security industry scares you to get more money, power and influence.
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The full weight of Kobe Bryant's money, power, and influence came down on her.
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First, that money, power, privilege and celebrity will not keep you out of jail.
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But Wozniak insists that money, power and fame are not the factors guiding his life.
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The twist is that they must pick one of three answers: money, power or fame.
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Getting a central bank through Congress meant assuaging the old fears of the "eastern money power".
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Throughout his life, he has used his money, power and temper to construct his own reality.
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The money, power and influence of tech companies on the West Coast have reached new heights.
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They saw they could easily recruit street children with the offer of money, power, and purpose.
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Social scientists tell us that selfishness is natural, people are motivated by money, power and status.
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Corrupt parties have more concrete motivations: money, power and the need to protect themselves from the law.
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Many Maoris claim to join as much for whanau, or family, as for money, power or thrills.
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She apparently did not seek money, power or any other personal gain by leaking the classified information.
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The all-male final clubs at Harvard University have long been bastions of money, power and privilege.
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It is time for compassion toward our fellow human beings to reign over money, power and greed.
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"Movements are destroyed by conflicts over money, power, and credit," Garza said, a week after the cancellation.
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All it took was a little greasing of the wheels — with money, power, and a bit of charm.
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Cohen described a man devoid of principles and determined to win in pursuit of money, power and prestige.
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As Trump lives for money, power, and fame, his most dependable source of sustenance might now be in politics.
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They had money, power, social status, the best land and a noble pedigree going back to William the Conqueror.
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Artificial intelligence evokes a mythical, objective omnipotence, but it is backed by real-world forces of money, power, and data.
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I think some cruelty is born out of an instrumental desire to get something you want — sex, money, power, whatever.
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Unfortunately, it is so often about money, power, and the biases of the time, not the best interest of the child.
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"Money, power and prestige are what Cliff Barnes aspires to, even though he sees that the Ewings live in misery," he said.
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" S. Y. Quraishi, India's former Chief Election Commissioner, tells Axios that "money power" is "one of the unsolved problems in the Indian elections.
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More likely they are being protected from "money power" intended to induce them to defect, as five of their colleagues did last week.
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There wasn't one specific reason, but the refrain never changes: corruption, money, power (Roosevelt was eyeing the White House) and of course, violence.
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First, those who knew it was false all along, but promoted it for money, power, prestige or dopamine hits from Twitter high-fives.
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People with money, power and education have the privilege of being able to lead a good life without too much stress and insecurity.
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Taking money/power out of Washington & returning it to states to administer HC is the best way to replace a collapsing Obamacare system.
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The 2009 book "Mike Bloomberg: Money, Power, Politics," written by my former Times colleague Joyce Purnick, has a more accessible pacing, for example.
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We must reckon with the reality that the police are part of the problem and stop investing money, power and legitimacy in them.
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The backdrop to those visits was an epic fight for money, power and love from Mr. Redstone, the controlling shareholder in Viacom and CBS.
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That is to say, he's the kind of guy who seeks money, power, and wants to reshape the world around his own personal eccentricities.
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But a little digging reveals a small example of the way money, power, and national security interact in Washington 217 years after the Sept.
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In a country where intimate ties between money, power and politics have toppled governments and sparked violent attacks, impunity can be a lightning rod.
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In his new book "Every Vote Counts" he notes that he came to see "the growth of 'money power' as a hydra-headed monster".
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What ensues is a lot of shady corporate dealings, familial nepotism, cutthroat sibling rivalry, and big money power moves that leave behind many casualties.
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Today, you have anti-Semitism from the political right and the political left, and they both use the same template: money, power, intellect, cunning.
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In 1896, William Jennings Bryan, running as a Democrat against William McKinley, traveled the nation denouncing "the money power" and defending the rights of labor.
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A follow-up to his 2012 book, The Value of Art: Money, Power, Beauty, Seeing Slowly is what the author himself calls a "self-help" book.
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"Taking money/power out of Washington & returning it to states to administer [health care] is the best way to replace a collapsing Obamacare system," he continued.
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This has reduced the amount of money power plants can make selling electricity and forced generators to shut several coal and nuclear plants in recent years.
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While the film and its characters avoid explicit political commentary, the world they inhabit is one that has been corrupted by money, power and self-dealing.
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"Parties only think about winnability and they know that money power and muscle power of such candidates ensures that win," said Anil Verma, head of the ADR.
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But there's cash being made selling flesh, and where there's money, power will follow: first the illicit Mafia-run massage parlors, then the lucrative legal porn industry.
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Lori and Mossimo Giannulli's attorneys, along with other defendants, have argued USC institutionally gives preference to so-called "side door" applicants -- people with money, power and influence.
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America's war in Afghanistan, which is now in its fifteenth year, presents a mystery: how could so much money, power, and good will have achieved so little?
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That's a subject for another post, but here's a spoiler: The answer won't be found in clever arguments or skillful persuasion, but in money, power, and material interests.
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The way money, power, and the First Amendment faced off in the 2016 case is almost too cinematic to even function with a documentary film as its framework.
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Maybe that's what really gets her off, though, more than the money, power, and security: the secrets she learns when she sees these men at their most vulnerable.
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In the United States, these factors are shaped by economics and the distribution of money, power, social policies and politics at the global, national, state and local levels.
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According to the biography on him "Mike Bloomberg: Money, Power, Politics" by Joyce Purnick, at one point he told his bosses, "I could run the goddamn company better."
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But as long as there's money, power, or political gain at stake, the amateur and professional font detectives will continue to trot out their expertise in (type)facial recognition.
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These are only the most recent in a long line of incidents from a company that has celebrated disruption above community, and prized money, power and control above morality.
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And most devastatingly, in those places where activists tried to take matters into their own hands and pass truly serious changes, the money power of Big Oil simply crushed them.
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In the 1992 and 1996 presidential campaigns, former Reagan aide Pat Buchanan railed against illegal immigration and condemned "the hired men of the Money Power" for NAFTA, runaway shops, and globalization.
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Mediator At first blush, the secret support that the Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel provided for Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker is a salacious yarn about money, power, gossip and revenge.
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The role of utility regulators was to adjudicate reasonable rates for the consumer, while allowing an adequate rate of return on the money power companies spent generating and distributing the electricity.
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Michael Jackson, winsome Prince of Pop, had money, power and fame — and, according to Dan Reed's four-hour film, a cold willingness to use them as tools to molest young boys.
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This direction was hinted at in their second album Dogma and properly explored in last year's SEX MONEY POWER, whose reception was such that they now find themselves billed for Roadburn.
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Privileged parents who wielded their money, power and professional influence to curry favor, cheat the school system, manipulate the admissions policies, and often broke laws to gain unfair advantage for their children.
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David Callahan, author of "The Givers: Money, Power and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age," published this week by Knopf, sees both sides of the story, with a healthy dose of skepticism.
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Though Amazon is yet to bring Prime Video to India, it is already trying to scare its global rival Netflix and other local on-demand video streaming services with its money power.
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DECENTURION is the world's only decentralized state, in which the economy, governance, and communications are built on blockchain technology and where all resources such as money, power, and glory belong to its residents.
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There are subtle -- and sometimes not so subtle -- insinuations about the woman's motive, suggesting she is bitter, spurned and somehow crazy or confused, and out for 15 minutes of fame/money/power/revenge.
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Indeed, much of the conflict in the show stems from the novel idea that sleaziness is not merely a tool used in pursuit of money, power, or prestige, but an essential animus unto itself.
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Although Knight isn't always the most reliable narrator, the filmmaker gives him the latitude to tell his tale, describing a world of money, power and violence, while alternating between explaining and lamenting those dynamics.
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His idea was to write a book about how people in his world, literary intellectuals, were secretly motivated by a desire for success—money, power, and fame—and were also secretly ashamed of it.
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Months of investigation, she said, have "shown that this defendant used his money, power, and position to lure young women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually," The New York Times reports.
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"As the government sat by and watched the dissemination of misinformation, L.G.B.T.Q.+ groups and civic organizations fought an uphill battle that was unfairly manipulated by money, power and politics," the group said in a statement.
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Populism was born in the prairies of the American Midwest: farmers, hit by falling grain prices and exploited by local railway monopolists, raged against "the money power" and organised new parties such as the People's Party.
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" Dorsey reportedly spoke with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg around the time he was ousted as the CEO of Twitter, according to reporter Nick Bilton in "Hatching Twitter: A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship, and Betrayal.
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And absent any such robust constraints, the forces that the first capital-P Populists of the 1890s dubbed the Money Power will inevitably seek to undermine the basic freedoms regular people fought and died to win.
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A former governor in the Democratic Republic of Congo's influential Katanga region and a flamboyantly successful tycoon, Mr. Katumbi has money, power, the adoration of the masses, solid political skills and a bit of an aura.
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It was Mike Bloomberg, according to veteran reporter and columnist Joyce Purnick, who cited the quote in her 20073 book, Mike Bloomberg: Money, Power, Politics, recounting Bloomberg's dalliance with a potential presidential run back in 2008.
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The common denominator among them seems to be a voracious hunger: for money, power, revenge, a baby, a bargaining chip, a return to a more glorious past — or, in Paul's case, for a very old map.
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In Bollywood, by contrast, the heavy lifting is being done by women who are almost unknown — and instead of fighting one man, enabled by his money, power, and networks, these women are taking on an entire industry.
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Our culture tells us that what is valuable is money, power, and fame, but the truth is, the only thing that really matters is our relationships, the people in our lives we love and who love us.
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While actors may agree to these well intentioned conditions in a peace treaty, it is the agreements made in the proverbial "back room" that promise the most sought after rewards of money, power, and control of territory.
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Consequently, every effort to change the status quo, no matter how beneficial to the nation as a whole, will be virulently opposed by an organized coalition of special interests who stand to lose money, power or both.
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Instead of being a grenade-throwing iconoclast bent on blowing up the D.C. establishment and the big-money power structures, he has stocked his inner circle with billionaires and bankers, and he has bent to the establishment.
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The talent management firm founded by TV producer Mona Scott-Young is best-known for its work with Grammy-award winning hip hop icon Missy Elliot, and reality TV franchises including Love & Hip Hop and Money, Power & Respect.
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In his new book The Givers: Money, Power, and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age, David Callahan argues that today's philanthropists are energized by data-driven solutions and seek social causes where they can have a high impact.
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Setting the Record Straight on Twitter Nick Bilton's book "Hatching Twitter: A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship" reveals a surprising origin story of Twitter and its struggle to mature as it went through a series of CEO changes.
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Played by Dougray Scott, whom some of you will recognize from the Cinderella fairy tale "Ever After" and others from the Tom Cruise fantasy "Mission Impossible II," Abigail has what Strand wants: money, power, and more than anything, control.
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The action set off a fight for money, power and control that included all the twists and turns of a Shakespearean tragedy, sullying the reputations of both sides and leaving an already troubled company even more battered and bruised.
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And although some humans may be less interested in words than other aspects like looks, scent, youth, money, power or whatever we find attractive in a partner, birdsongs remind us that good communication, in any pair, makes love possible.
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And with this announcement, she's elevated the social-media birth announcement into art, art that's specific to Beyoncé and all the signifiers bound up in that tightly controlled image she's created: motherhood, sex, money, power, and black American womanhood.
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As much as The Square enjoys poking fun at the buffoonery of the art world, it's more interested in what that world represents: a self-sustaining bubble where money, power, and posturing commingle — a placeholder for capitalist society writ large.
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To Arthur C. Brooks's two useful rules about distinguishing between victimized people and victimhood culture, we would add a third: Consider the asymmetries in money, power and status, and treat with respect those for whom protest and complaint are the only political possibilities.
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After years of lobbying, coercing and influencing the Obama administration, their efforts were reversed by the solicitor's opinion and they no longer have a path to use the arbitrary government decisions to wring out money, power and control of American industry and hamstring our economy.
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Selling them, getting a crew together and a well drilled and, if lucky, hitting oil or gas, dreaming all the while of making it big, really big," Daniel Yergin wrote in his Pulitzer Prize-winning book "The Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money & Power.
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Unless the people of this country have the courage to demand that their leaders say "enough is enough" and stand up to the money, power and influence of the National Rifle Association, mass murder and the heartache of families across this country will continue unabated.
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Here are my recommendations: Iimay Ho is the executive director of Resource Generation, a national multiracial, membership-based organization of people ages 18 to 35 with access to wealth who are using their money, power, and resources to support social, economic, and racial justice.
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But the deeper story of how he brought the Miss Universe pageant to Moscow — a classic Trumpian tale of money, power and pulchritude — does shed fresh light on the business interests and personal contacts that have helped to shape his views about the country.
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In the release show of SEX MONEY POWER, not only did Project Nefast play the new record, but they also presented the so-called Project Nefast Drone Ensemble, in which the trio conducted around twenty musicians from both Utrecht and elsewhere in the country.
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Everyone is lying to us, they tell me, but there isn't a solid answer of who is everyone—I hear the Illuminati, David Icke–style reptilians, and just good ol' transnational corporations—and why they're lying fluctuates as well: money, power, attempting to further us from God.
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There's just so much strategy that needs to come with conversations around the wage gap, money, power, all that, so we also have a Slack group with different channels, like a salary one where people say what they make, or one for jobs, one for activism, resources, mentorship.
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With foreign and Indian players being bought at auctions for eye-popping prices, advertising slots sold at an estimated premium of 250 percent over other TV shows, and Bollywood and corporate heavyweights vying to own a team, the IPL underscores cricket and cricketers' enormous money power in India.
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The protagonist, as a result, doesn't see Nigeria as clearly as Ehirim presents it for us: Nigeria is beset by a commanding, contradictory menagerie of would-be gods of money, power and avarice — the very same afflictions that dig Nigeria's face into the mud and hold it there.
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Then in the home stretch of the campaign, the final advertisement of the Trump camp used anti-Semitic dog whistles about money, power, and "global special interests," and flashed pictures of financier George Soros, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, and Goldman Sachs Chair and CEO Lloyd Blankfein — all of whom are Jewish.
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The campaign was about illuminating what had felt like — and in many cases was — a rigged or warped set of campus rules, then helping victims of sexual violence to navigate those rules and giving them strategies to activate other forms of power — peer power, alumni power, money power or the power of attention from the media — to force justice and systemic change.
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And, of course, the fact that it's a painting of Jesus, never mind the fact that he was washing the feet of the poor and wasn't staying at Trump Tower — it just says so much about the ways in which money, power, and status are tied together in the Gulf and in the US. How symbiotic in the most sick way possible, that worship is, and how the symbol of someone who was against all that is now a pawn in this game.
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