Patriotism is passion Patriotism seems especially fervent among two groups of Americans.
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Far beyond the superficial politics of patriotism is the lived experience of patriotism.
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We need patriotism, but we have to understand the difference between patriotism and nationalism.
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"Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism: nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism," Macron said.
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My response is to respond to the false patriotism of Donald Trump with a true patriotism.
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It wasn't just patriotism that won the war, an old joke went—it was patriotism and that 8 percent.
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" The contrast she draws between liberal nationalism and nonnational civic patriotism is stark: "Patriotism is animated by love, nationalism by hatred.
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"We need to stop building a state based on blood patriotism, and begin building a state based on constitutional patriotism," he declared.
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Patriotism and pride On the country's social media sites, such as the Twitter-like Weibo, messages were full of patriotism and pride.
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The NFL espouses a patriotism free of politics Before all of this went down, patriotism was a great unifier in the NFL.
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Many struggle to see Kaepernick's protest as a form of patriotism, while others believe it's patriotism in the truest, most noble manifestation.
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"Here's a guy that used patriotism — whenever somebody pulls out patriotism, uses it in a way to condemn people for their patriotic acts, how they choose to show their patriotism, this is a divisive way to go about it," he said.
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And Mark Twain's definition of patriotism is this: 'Patriotism is supporting your country all the time and your government when it deserves it.
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We rightfully laud these acts of courage, without necessarily naming it patriotism, but the civil rights movement was fundamentally an act of patriotism.
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While civil religion and patriotism are not the same thing, they are closely related, and patriotism can be the outward manifestation of inner civil religious beliefs.
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What started last year as a gesture by one football player has mushroomed into a national debate about patriotism; about protest; about the patriotism of protest.
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Every day, I find authentic acts of patriotism and love of country -- at school, work and in our communities, but military-sponsored patriotism should never be mandatory.
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Patriotism is pride and the Trump administration has undermined patriotism and pride of country by destroying fundamental values such as fairness and decency that make people proud to be Americans.
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The distance between the patriotism of the ballpark and the patriotism of the battlefield is widening in ways that make it harder for Americans to hold on to one another.
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Nobody wants to seem unpatriotic, so in the increasingly tense political climate in China, moderate patriotism is silenced and extreme patriotism is becoming the loudest, if not the only, voice.
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Patriotism that has faced real, tangible threats — a kind of patriotism that wouldn't find football players taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality disrespectful to the country.
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For a nation that so passionately laces its sports with a heady dose of "patriotism" at every opportunity, we do a good job of overlooking those games where patriotism occurs naturally.
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On the thin side of the circle are found both liberal nationalism, which is nonracist, and "civic patriotism," or what the German philosopher Jürgen Habermas calls "constitutional patriotism," which is nonnational.
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It is not about politics – it is about patriotism.
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But though these arguments—like the parallel ones about when terrorism becomes patriotism and patriotism terrorism—are easy to make, they are hard to use as helpful guides to the real world.
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So yes, it is patriotism, but not that type of blind, performative patriotism that is simply about trying to camouflage the nation's sins and not trying to fight for the true ideals.
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This time the theme is "economic patriotism" — an idea that challenges what Democrats see as a tension between Republican rhetoric around patriotism and the policies they employ to unshackle companies from government regulation.
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On Saturday, the anti-Trump forces could have offered a red, white and blue alternative patriotism, a modern, forward-looking patriotism based on pluralism, dynamism, growth, racial and gender equality and global engagement.
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This decision, seemingly a blow against patriotism, came at a time when patriotism was at its zenith, as the second great war raged and the fate of civilization itself hung in the balance.
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"It was an outburst of local patriotism," Mr. Gadjiev said.
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Employing cultural stereotypes and playing up patriotism to market food?
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It's about sportsmanship, unity, patriotism and supporting great charitable causes.
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As with all socialists, the cause always outranks any patriotism.
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Trump would share that level of national identity and patriotism.
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She also said that Trump's position represented prejudice, not patriotism.
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Genuine patriotism bears no one hue, political ideology, or class.
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Patriotism has always been a bit owned by the right.
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But now and then, I climb on the patriotism bandwagon.
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People with the ersatz patriotism fill up the space, hello.
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Their patriotism serves as an example to all of us.
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Voting to convict this president is an act of patriotism.
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That show of patriotism must have really riled him up.
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Robert Mueller is a man of immense integrity and patriotism.
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Yet the occasion remained primarily one of contemporary American patriotism.
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It is a slap in the face to patriotism itself.
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It's national pride and patriotism ... a whole lot of it.
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The group dresses its agenda up in Americana and patriotism.
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This is an era of protest and patriotism, as well.
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"It is an issue of patriotism," Lakoff said in 2003.
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It's known for it's theatrical production, unique songs and patriotism.
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Conservatives condemned the Chicks for their presumed lack of patriotism.
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Republicans, in contrast, wrapped themselves in the mantle of patriotism.
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So they're demonstrating "patriotism" by boycotting American goods, they say.
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This year, patriotism shouldn't just be about pride of country.
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Their patriotism was almost quaint in its simplicity of faith.
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I want people to feel the patriotism of the event.
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The man relented and even congratulated us on our patriotism.
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She's teaching me something very important about patriotism and law.
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Traditional patriotism and modern realities need not be at odds.
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But this "doctrine of patriotism" threatens Trump's own security policy.
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And a "patriotism gap" grew between our major political parties.
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Trump helped us understand the difference between patriotism and nationalism.
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Her patriotism demonstrates the great way she lived and died.
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He has championed law and order, patriotism and religious values.
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Goodell, in Wednesday's statement, defended the patriotism of NFL players.
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Who doesn't see the good in patriotism, tradition and decency?
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Previously a sign of paranoia; currently a prerequisite to patriotism.
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But the drive to protect one's assets often trumps patriotism.
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Indeed, he apparently conflates praise of him with actual patriotism.
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"In this country, patriotism is so narrowly construed," she added.
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"You call it terrorism, I call it patriotism," he said.
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Only one group reports greater patriotism than five years ago.
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The N.F.L. has long used patriotism as a marketing tool.
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We all practice patriotism in our own ways, after all.
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In these divided times, what does patriotism mean to you?
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The Defense Department whispered about his patriotism — to no avail.
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USPS said the colors represent the American flag and patriotism.
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This is a time for creativity, optimism, cooperation and patriotism.
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Patriotism, in Trump's world, is supporting his policies without question.
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"We want to show patriotism to our country," Walters said.
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This symbol of patriotism is at once vulnerable and gallant.
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In America that anticlericalism was milder, and with Catholic assimilation and Catholic patriotism (a less remarkable analogue to the African-American patriotism Serwer describes) there was a promise that it would eventually disappear entirely.
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"But this is truly a story about patriotism, because I think that partisanship and patriotism — there is no room for partisanship if we all feel like we're patriots," Spielberg said of the Pentagon Papers movie.
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Serena Williams is showing off her baby bump — and her patriotism.
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Now, with heated elections and patriotism, sales are on the mend.
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If you don't provide people with a genuine patriotism, guess what?
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Often this is packaged as "long-termism", corporate responsibility or patriotism.
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Let's remove any discussion about the Flag, the Military or patriotism.
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No other president has talked about patriotism the way Obama has.
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Trump also signed a proclamation creating the National Day of Patriotism.
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The game is supposed to encourage camaraderie and show patriotism. Wow.
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We can fill the gaps in the history books with patriotism.
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Don&apost you want that kind of deep sense of patriotism?
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Cancer rules home and family, and America's patriotism is incredibly strong.
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So expect calls to patriotism and national security and national greatness.
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Fittingly, Cancer is the sign that rules family, home, and patriotism.
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He's got the toy symbol of patriotism while he looks disillusioned.
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Germany became a Country that defined itself by its own "patriotism".
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Indeed, American Muslims' patriotism is proof that Le Pen is wrong.
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That is the most atrocious thing I've ever heard: buying patriotism.
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Constitutional redemption was the defining ideal of Cold War liberal patriotism.
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"Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism," Macron said on Sunday.
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McCain embodies the highest qualities of American patriotism and American greatness.
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He passed this strong sense of patriotism on to his children.
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Patriotism is standing for the National Anthem before NFL football games.
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Patriotism is a devotion to and vigorous support for one's country.
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The Saturday profile Invoking God, patriotism and family values, the Rev.
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Can you find the bald eagle in this sea of patriotism?
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Which has now become an epidemic in the search of patriotism.
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There is no "compelled patriotism" since there is no compelled participation.
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Women are often the ones using this new definition of patriotism.
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" Trump will "speak from the heart" and "unite us in patriotism.
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Can protests involving national symbols be construed as acts of patriotism?
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So a sometimes awkward juxtaposition of football and patriotism was inevitable.
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With their determination, optimism and patriotism, Ukrainians continue to defy expectations.
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Patriotism. It's an old word that perhaps signifies an old condition.
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God bless McCain, who is the gold standard of American patriotism.
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So, yes, it's about patriotism, but it's also about personal friendship.
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It's worth asking, for instance, how his patriotism curdled into jingoism.
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"Patriotism permeates our politics, our culture, our everyday life," she wrote.
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"That is the essence of an enlightened patriotism," the president said.
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Far fewer Republicans agreed that such dissents were compatible with patriotism.
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Dissent, he often told others, is the highest form of patriotism.
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Mr. Pence framed the issue as one of patriotism and respect.
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Regardless of discharge type, they served their nation out of patriotism.
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Second, I surely understand the wave of patriotism after 9/11.
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Foolish: the failure to account for some aides' decency and patriotism.
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"The time has come to choose what patriotism is," he said.
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Is providing affordable health care patriotism or is it Hindu-Muslim?
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So why has partisanship become so extreme that it trumps patriotism?
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Can patriotism encompass both supporting the president and marching against him?
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On patriotism and President Trump: Roger: I don't agree with him.
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Patriotism really means focusing on what is positive about this country.
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He asserted that patriotism had a big part in his rise.
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Passing along patriotism is crucial to the future survival of America.
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Corporations certainly play the patriotism card when it suits their purposes.
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"I want to see patriotism," says Sarah Elmore, from Tampa, Fla.
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"Patriotism, I should say, comes in many forms," Mr. O'Reilly said.
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" On country, we create "a forced choice between globalism and patriotism.
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John McCain that spoke of the senator's patriotism, personality, and humor.
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Imagine seeing your stability questioned, your patriotism impugned, your intellect dismissed.
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Ever since Kaepernick's peaceful protest against racial inequality and police brutality spurred a national conversation in late August, the definition of patriotism — and compulsory patriotism, in the view of those who find it awkward — has stirred debate.
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A Biden realigning victory would be based on a broad call to shared patriotism, whereas Trump regularly and shamefully questions the patriotism of those who call on him to change the ways he conducts his political business.
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Instead of making it about the flag and patriotism and the troops.
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Jones hits the sweet spot between irreverence, carnal patriotism, and straight shooting.
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When I said that patriotism was a complicated business, I meant it.
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Valor offers a particularly confused blend of patriotism, female empowerment and sexiness.
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Q: What do you have to say about the patriotism of 2018?
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Cavuto insisted Captain America's patriotism has been toned down for foreign appeal.
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Real patriotism is about understanding what the Constitution means for all Americans.
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" "Respect must be shown as the national anthem is symbol of patriotism.
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The Fourth of July is not about barbecues, fireworks or even patriotism.
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Head over to Bullets 2 Bandages for excellent craftsmanship and maximum patriotism.
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"It's a new kind of patriotism," says Marjolein Meijer, the GreenLeft chair.
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That's what he evoked with Reagan and the sense of American patriotism.
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His patriotism and grit are matched only by his humility and graciousness.
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Yet in sport, patriotism is not always the same thing as separatism.
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It didn't help that Ji himself held up patriotism as a shield.
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He talks of patriotism, calligraphy and the commercial headaches of running museums.
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It's about people hiding their racism behind the flag, behind their patriotism.
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Trump's brand of patriotism is strikingly, even shockingly, about decline and loss.
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And he painted Hillary Clinton in these colors of patriotism properly understood.
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His view of patriotism, a complicated issue for activist sportsmen, was unclear.
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So together, let us choose a future of patriotism, prosperity, and pride.
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I don&apost understand the patriotism of some of these leaders Laura.
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But the torrential downpour didn't deter one soldier from displaying his patriotism.
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As patriotism grows across Nigeria, this could prove a crucial selling point.
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"I took advantage of the intense patriotism in the squad," he said.
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Why not let history record your moment of true courage and patriotism?
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"Patriotism is the last resort of thugs," he said after his release.
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We have seen the results, throughout history, of unfettered nationalism and "patriotism".
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Patriotism, pyrotechnics and a mass party that will knock your socks off!
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He burned with an old-fashioned patriotism—and a desire for justice.
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The show mixed patriotism with anthems to inclusion, and drew widespread praise.
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Indeed, patriotism and its discontents is the theme that both took on.
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It talked about accomplishments, rallied our patriotism, and touched on our emotions.
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You show your patriotism by being true to our values and ideals.
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"I tried to represent everything: patriotism, the tough pictures," Wilkes Tucker said.
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"Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism," he said through a translator.
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Trump views dissent as a threat -- not as a form of patriotism.
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Anyone who expressed doubts in the campaign was accused of insufficient patriotism.
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Patriotism is indeed on the rise, but not in a divisive way.
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It could teach all Americans what real patriotism looks like, they said.
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But critics are concerned about Russia developing a warlike understanding of patriotism.
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He faced a racist backlash, as well as fans attacking his patriotism.
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This is where racism and patriotism tend to point: toward the exits.
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Participation should be seen as the act of patriotism that it is.
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No longer can the G.O.P. claim exclusive rights to patriotism and constitutionalism.
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They directly target Jewish Americans, casting doubt on their character and patriotism.
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"They find your patriotism distasteful, your concerns about immigration parochial," she said.
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We urge our Republican colleagues to separate partisanship and politics from patriotism.
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The newly designed can of America is like a bukkakke of patriotism.
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"Let's arm ourselves strongly with Kim Jong-il's patriotism!" read the slogan.
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Certainly Johnson gets exercised over sovereignty and patriotism (as he perceives it).
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But in the spirit of patriotism, I think we should go further.
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But these textiles are also freighted with patriotism, male bonding and commemoration.
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And true patriotism demanded that we say so, without equivocation, and unrelentingly.
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Losing her firstborn, Aldo, to World War I only redoubled her patriotism.
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And White House officials have said the president's tweets are about patriotism.
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Patriotism is believing in one's country and being proud of the nation.
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Civic patriotism must also be an aspirational story of struggle and inclusion.
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Patriotism is pledging allegiance to democratic values, not to symbols or songs.
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Lust for Life (2017) extended these motifs into an exploration of patriotism.
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An investigator, Daniel Goldman, appealed to his sense of patriotism and pride.
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Dr. Rosenberg said hard hats had become associated with masculinity and patriotism.
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Mr. Essebsi had called for reconciliation by emphasizing patriotism above party politics.
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After 200523/200513, patriotism eclipsed restlessness as Wood's primary motivation to serve.
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"The legislation aims to promote patriotism and socialist core values," Xinhua said.
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It has become abundantly clear in 2017 that patriotism is for losers.
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The free-enterprise system was a shorthand for freedom, democracy and patriotism.
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George Washington cautioned Americans to guard against the impostures of pretended patriotism.
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At Tsukamoto, displays of old-style patriotism have sometimes shaded into prejudice.
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The Trump and Bannon anschluss has exposed the hollowness of our patriotism.
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Football, more than any other sport, exemplifies the American ideal of patriotism.
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"We want to show patriotism to our country," the California Republican said.
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Circle-the-wagons patriotism, maybe even a little jingoism, becomes more appealing.
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Everyone wanted to participate in voluntary construction brigades; there was such patriotism.
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Mark Kirk, openly questioned her patriotism — seemingly because of her Asian heritage.
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I like that they're legitimizing the expression of patriotism through space travel.
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Which is categorically absurd and in fact the very definition of patriotism.
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Graham justifies his attitude, and allegedly the president's, by reference to patriotism.
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Patriotism, American patriotism, was the not-long-deferred dream of the Loyal Nine and Sons of Liberty, dreams that, we could argue, became, as my homeboys say, "official tissue," when those 56 men signed the Declaration of Independence.
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O, let America be America again-The land that never has been yet-And yet must be- Patriotism in unlikely places Never has this type of patriotism been expressed so forcefully from the highest office in the land.
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White House questions patriotism of critics As with his plan to change Air Force One's livery, the President is attempting to impose his own definition of patriotism and is using the military as a political backdrop -- a familiar ploy.
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"Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism: nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism," Macron said in a 20-minute address delivered from under the Arc de Triomphe to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One.
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Mr Sechin, a workaholic who rises at 5am and involves himself in all areas of the company's operations, attributes this resilience to "a team that is distinguished by high professionalism, decency, and patriotism in the sense of company patriotism".
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There was money behind some of the NFL's past patriotism In 2015, a Senate report released by Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake poured cold water on some of the more heartwarming moments of patriotism seen in professional sports.
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Two reasons, one is that we were swept up in patriotism, 9/11.
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So, Gina, I&aposll start with you, do Democrats have a patriotism problem?
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STOSSEL: The Fourth of July is not about barbecues, fireworks or even patriotism.
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But Sanders said Trump was simply using his Twitter account to emphasize patriotism.
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They were examples of patriotism that elevated the nation's interests above his own.
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Each pair was guided by a different theme — patriotism, tradition, community and youth.
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He's living up to the American ideals about truth and honor, about patriotism.
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But while PiS extols the virtues of economic patriotism, economists are more wary.
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It's a type of patriotism many nonwhite Americans can finally see themselves in.
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On the other hand, we believe very strongly in patriotism in the NFL.
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Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) ran ads that seemingly questioned the patriotism of Sen.
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More than that, Makarim says staying successful locally is a point of patriotism.
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But Mr Clegg thinks liberals need to "get over" their squeamishness towards patriotism.
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"It was harsh to boil down your patriotism to one act," Hawkins said.
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It's kind of like criticizing a war novel for not having enough patriotism.
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We reject the ideology of globalism, and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism.
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Over the past decade, patriotism has been out of vogue among many liberals.
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As I thought about these silent protests, I began to think about patriotism.
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In Iraq, patriotism was always political, now it has a social justice component.
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State media has called on people to oppose "irrational patriotism" over the case.
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Sceptics should allow that welcoming migrants does not violate the precepts of patriotism.
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It's a type of patriotism many nonwhite Americans can finally see themselves in.
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"Together, let us choose a future of patriotism, prosperity, and pride," Trump said.
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Americans have fought too hard to make sure that patriotism could be embodied
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That's all good and well, you may be thinking, but what about patriotism?
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"Patriotism" is a cornerstone of football, America's most popular and most lucrative sport.
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Then, patriotism centered around the image of a maverick individual soldier fighting communism.
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It shapes your values and principles, gives you responsibility, patriotism, sacrifice and meaning.
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Labour must redefine patriotism, too, despite the left's traditional discomfort with such ideas.
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This just one example that patriotism and protest are not mutually exclusive acts.
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"I think African-Americans have a very convoluted relationship with patriotism," Ali explained.
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But it is a fact that they cannot pay their bills with patriotism.
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For a party proud of its patriotism, the choice should not be hard.
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You can tell he's thought about it, and it appeals to his patriotism.
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Conservatives, traditionally supporters of patriotism, have come to wield Barnette in their defense.
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Hold on to your patriotism, and help save the country from his depredations.
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But the company's pleas of patriotism were drowned out by the antiwar opposition.
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"I'm going to talk about patriotism, about security, about service," he said Monday.
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Cursive was also politicized during the Cold War, becoming a display of patriotism.
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Republicans for years owned the upper hand on patriotism as a political issue.
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"But if all of us lean in, there is some patriotism to that."
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Is Putin testing me, trying to find out how deep my patriotism goes?
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His probity and patriotism and commitment to public service were on full display.
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He has asked them to substitute loyalty to him for their patriotism itself.
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Cambridge appears to have more patriotism than any other soldier in the Army.
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And we never doubted the other man's sincerity or the other man's patriotism.
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In my case, this has led me to reconsider my views about patriotism.
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Last I checked, that position was a matter of basic decency and patriotism.
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The cost-effective mission has stirred a strong sense of patriotism in India.
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That's her economic patriotism — a smart way to fight Donald Trump's economic nationalism.
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"I also receive negative reactions, too: curses and lectures on patriotism," she said.
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It's actually the essence of patriotism -- holding power, of both parties, to account.
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Are NATO and the E.U. to blame for such state-induced militarized patriotism?
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Changes only emphasised core values such as justice, friendship, honesty, love and patriotism.
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Some out of a sense of patriotism to whatever country they live in.
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Someone wrote 'Patriotism makes me sick' on a flag I did in Brooklyn.
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Maybe selling itself that way is a patriotism we all can believe in.
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There's team spirit and then there's unbridled eating in the name of patriotism.
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Third, stop gratuitously attacking the morality or patriotism of candidates and elected officials.
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To the contrary, resistance then is an act of radical, even revolutionary, patriotism.
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The army accused the court of ignoring legal processes and defended Musharraf's patriotism.
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We reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism.
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Patriotism has little to do with flag-waving or fetishizing the national anthem.
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And were French fries really "freedom fries" during a spasm of faux-patriotism?
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Gerard & Kelly's performance State of unpacks enduring symbols of nationalism, patriotism, and masculinity.
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In retrospect, the ardent patriotism of European Jews had a pathetic, plaintive quality.
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A successful political party today has to offer a Jewishly flavored Israeli patriotism.
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If that's what patriotism looks like, I want nothing to do with it.
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So watching him evolve from one kind of patriotism to another kind of patriotism is only possible in a free country like ours, where we are afforded the right and the privilege to hold our government accountable, to ask these questions.
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At a certain point, it will have to choose between the patriotism of the Chamber of Commerce lobbyist who spoke against Trump on Thursday and the patriotism of the Sanders supporters who Clinton, and everyone else, bent over backwards to praise.
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" The influential British left-wing commentator George Monbiot has equated patriotism with racism: To give in to patriotism, he writes, is to deny the plain truth "that someone living in Kinshasa is of no less worth than someone living in Kensington.
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This leaves them leery of imposing cultural norms, let alone a sense of patriotism.
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Amid his national anthem protest, Colin Kaepernick feels his patriotism has come into question.
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There is patriotism; there is right-wing conservatism; but then there is extremist nationalism.
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The league and its players have an opportunity to make patriotism more than gestures.
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A: (Interjects) Because the flavour of patriotism has changed in the last few years.
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Wilders' campaign slogan, "The Netherlands Ours Again", plays to traditional Dutch patriotism and nostalgia.
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REINES: Well, I don&apost think any of this has to do with patriotism.
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WATTERS: Yes, I don&apost want to sit here and diminish anybody&aposs patriotism.
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If football is a civic religion, patriotism has long been part of its sermons.
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Her patriotism is heartfelt but tinged with sadness, and even a bit of irony.
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The second part of it is a sense of answering the call of patriotism.
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This is what patriotism looks like, what courage consists of, what a hero is.
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He's nonchalantly calling, by extension, the patriotism of millions of nonwhite Americans into question.
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Patriotism, I thought, was the language of white America; it didn't speak to me.
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Many are deeply skeptical of American militarism and ambivalent about parading their community's patriotism.
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The party has decided it will present itself as the real keepers of patriotism.
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Anti-Semites rewarded his patriotism by trying to block his promotion up the ranks.
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North Koreans are often encouraged to report their neighbors for lacking patriotism, defectors say.
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Q: We've seen a lot of films recently with themes of nationalism and patriotism.
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" This display of patriotism, predictably, brought about a Berner retort of "No more war!
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Patriotism was neither the reason for nor the end goal of the bloody war.
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Second, where Le Pen fetishizes national division, Macron speaks of patriotism joined to opportunity.
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The glory of American patriotism is its combination of shared opportunity and personal responsibility.
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As the American flag flails around in someone's hands, my heart wells with patriotism.
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An American pole vaulter took his patriotism to the next level at the Olympics.
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Whose sense of decency, whose belief in patriotism over politics, could we count on?
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By emphasizing the public service role, "you're getting patriotism on your side," he said.
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We will never give up the hallowed ground of patriotism to extremists, he said.
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He proposes a patriotism of place and person rather than of class and cause.
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But we believed in each other's patriotism and the sincerity of each other's convictions.
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Trump thinks patriotism must equal unwavering loyalty to his view of the National Anthem.
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Trump, ever devoted to performative patriotism, sang along, but he missed a couple lines.
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Obama may have relented in this instance, but he nonetheless redefined patriotism as president.
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Trump is "demanding forced patriotism just as autocrats have done for centuries," Lemon said.
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The Trump administration is making it easier for Democrats to construct this new patriotism.
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It wasn't patriotism—they just wanted to be part of a high-functioning team.
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Many programs and correspondents covered the fighting in Afghanistan with a sense of patriotism.
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But she also found it hard to feel the patriotism she felt in 2008.
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First, forcibly express their belief in the humanity and patriotism of their political opponents.
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Instead, they understood that there is a very fine line between patriotism and nationalism.
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We can and must demonstrate that the priorities born of patriotism will again triumph.
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Vindman's ties with Ukraine in an attempt to draw his patriotism into question pic.twitter.
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A few days ago I found a way — much needed — to refresh my patriotism.
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Surely patriotism encompasses the protection of the most pristine and beautiful representations of America.
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I wanted to find some audio that would convey that sense of communal patriotism.
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Its themes of loyalty, patriotism and betrayal have never been more relevant than now.
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His jingoistic calls to action sound like patriotism but can play out like vigilantism.
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That Dr. Blasey decided to come forward is an act of patriotism and courage.
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Upon first glance, this illustration looks like a clear cut burst of colorful patriotism.
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Mr. Bolsonaro speaks of patriotism and authority — moral foundations that are important to conservatives.
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Statecraft, capitalism, political power and patriotism are willfully mixed up with lust and love.
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The ties between sports and displays of patriotism go back at least a century.
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They hear too many of our political leaders questioning the patriotism of their opponents.
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Maybe bitterness brought him here, maybe ego, maybe this quaint old thing called patriotism.
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O'Reilly was reacting to Waters's remarks Monday questioning the patriotism of President Trump's supporters.
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Patriotism isn't just following orders because the President (or anyone else) tells you to.
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I went to Fort Drum because I'd been thinking a lot recently about patriotism.
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"Voting to convict this president is an act of patriotism," Warren tweeted at Romney.
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Surely it's an act of patriotism to forfeit your job to fight for others.
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No one questioned their loyalty, patriotism, and devotion to serving their country and constituents.
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For be not mistaken, choosing party over patriotism is not an exclusively Republican affliction.
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I don't know where "misguided patriotism" folds into that scenario and neither do you.
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It is a noble sentiment, but appeals to responsibility and genuine patriotism are inadequate.
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In Saudi Arabia, your patriotism is measured by how much you love the king.
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The White House says the president will focus his remarks on patriotism, not politics.
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Patriotism is not shown on T-shirts or on pictures... "A 3-0 victory against Fenerbahce would have been the highest level of patriotism and Tarasov would have been carried out of the stadium by the fans back to Moscow," he added.
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And though I have a persistent aversion to the very concept of patriotism, thanks to the forced lessons of "Soviet patriotism," I find myself saying "thank you" to a world we have chosen and mastered, a world that has been kind to us.
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It's a lighthearted high-school dramedy, rather than a morality play about patriotism and honor.
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In doing for others, individuals gain a sense of purpose, achievement, pride, belonging, or patriotism.
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" Speaking on France 2 Television, she described the policy as "economic patriotism, (and) intelligent protectionism.
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That's not to say he's banking on consumers' patriotism to do the work for him.
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From the Esplanade to Fenway Park, flags were everywhere and patriotism was in the air.
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Now, the anti-impeachment protesters have claimed the flag for their particular take on patriotism.
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Now his definition of American patriotism is a very narrow definition, a very parochial definition.
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Everything that was wrong with our American attitude about cars, everything was wrong with patriotism.
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This is where they showed his character, his patriotism, his faith in the worst circumstances.
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"It's important to me that our protest is joyful and expresses our patriotism," she says.
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"The campaign dovetails with the drive for greater security, unity and patriotism," says Ms Fagan.
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Mr. Vindman has come under attack by right-wing media outlets that questioned his patriotism.
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He's a Purple Heart, and I think it would be mistake to attack his patriotism.
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McConnell on Tuesday said he did not want to question the patriotism of Lt. Col.
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Throughout his decades in public life, Trump has epitomized the idea of hollow, performative patriotism.
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That's the type of kick-butt patriotism I believed in when I was growing up.
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This was a dangerous type of patriotism, not a polite demonstration or mild civil disobedience.
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There I was, standing in the middle of a true testament to unity and patriotism.
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Tim Kaine over a tweet that appeared to question the Democratic vice presidential nominee's patriotism.
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While "Rang De Basanti" had no solutions, it brought a feeling of patriotism in audiences.
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About how it would inspire patriotism again in the hearts and minds of the people.
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We stand together for patriotism, and we proudly stand for our glorious nation, under God.
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To understand that I will always respect that part of what our patriotism should be.
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The country has seen a surge in patriotism since its annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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Rubio on Monday called Trump's feud with the Khans "unfortunate" before praising the family's patriotism.
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It ignores or suppresses views it does not like and appeals to pan-Chinese patriotism.
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Trump's aggressive norm breaking has also awakened institutional patriotism across the system — including the judiciary.
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" They consider "his pacifism and inclusive patriotism" to be "two of his most defining characteristics.
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In it, he questioned the President's patriotism, criticized his policies and ridiculed his campaign promises.
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Will the more palatable notions of patriotism and unity eclipse the original protest against racism?
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We will champion a patriotism that includes and inspires all of our people, he proposed.
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" He also said last month that the NFL's new national anthem policy was "fake patriotism.
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Genuine patriotism means insisting that government and citizens honor the inalienable rights of all people.
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Why do they close their eyes when he violates conservative standards of flag-waving patriotism?
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Real patriotism should mean $92 million to honor military service & benefit veterans, not glorify politicians.
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But they also said they were afraid of speaking publicly, even to declare their patriotism.
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But during the 20th century, patriotism began to treat the question as one we've settled.
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Since 1949, Chinese schools have sustained a diet heavy in patriotism and Communist Party propaganda.
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Fueled by patriotism, Piller envisioned rocketing onto the sporting world's radar with a breakthrough performance.
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I suppose that's their right, but the truth remains: The left has a patriotism problem.
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"This has nothing to do with a lack of patriotism from my side," he said.
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And neither patriotism nor the love of sports will entitle us to overlook our reality.
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This is putting personal petty politics ahead of patriotism and national security, end of story.
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OK. Because it doesn't sound like you're even talking about the patriotism that undergirds it.
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They use security forums as an emergency recruiting tool, sacrificing quality and patriotism for speed.
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It's paid patriotism and let's be clear—it's not what NFL honchos sign up for.
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Trump is bereft of patriotism, and seems to hate the country he wants to lead.
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Although "God Bless America" has become associated with unvarnished patriotism, that was not Berlin's intent.
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It's not that black people aren't patriotic; it's just that patriotism can be a paradox.
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But it was the appeal to small acts of patriotism that made a profound difference.
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In days of resurgent nationalism, it's worth remembering that patriotism is a relatively new idea.
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Lesser personalities, largely lost to history, speak to us of constancy and an antique patriotism.
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And his vision of patriotism is heavily wrapped up in ostentatious displays of hard power.
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"It's kind of like criticizing a war novel for not having enough patriotism," he said.
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You displayed the values that we celebrate every Fourth of July — duty, responsibility and patriotism.
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Warren's idea is fairly straightforward, and a smaller piece of a larger "economic patriotism" plan.
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And he said comparisons between white nationalism and American patriotism or ethnic pride were misplaced.
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One participant said the officials spoke like teachers to students, giving lessons on Syrian patriotism.
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To confuse nationalism with patriotism is to mistake contempt for love and fear for valor.
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The idea that security and patriotism belong to one political party needs to end now.
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His gestures created a new front in the national conversation about race, policing and patriotism.
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As a result, the youth will lose a sense of nationalism, patriotism and national unity.
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"Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism," Mr. Macron told world leaders at the ceremony.
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Therefore, resisting what Trump represents becomes a central point of moral rectitude and ultimate patriotism.
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With such patriotism burning in him he was bound to be drawn to Russian politics.
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One is a surge in patriotism and the second is a lack of elite criticism.
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During that time I bore witness to an amazingly selfless act of statesmanship and patriotism.
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"We've been able to impose this idea of patriotism at all levels," Mr. Philippot said.
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My focus was an apparent contradiction in the idea of patriotism as a moral virtue.
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Patriotism is not sharing with our fellow citizens some anemic idealization of what freedom means.
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True patriotism now requires not reaching across the aisle; it demands mounting the political barricades.
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Still, even longtime fans said they would choose patriotism over their love of the game.
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Americans can take solace, knowing partisanship and political self-interest have not completely destroyed patriotism.
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To me, patriotism is just a few steps away from nationalism if you're not careful.
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Perhaps the bigger question is how to make patriotism a matter of education, not indoctrination.
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Ms. Gabriel has even questioned the patriotism of Khizr Khan, whose Muslim American son — Capt.
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They want to defend their culture and emphasize the bonds of nationhood — flag, Constitution, patriotism.
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This is a moment when we need the deepest kind of patriotism we can summon.
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Mr. Wilkins wrote "Jefferson's Pillow: The Founding Fathers and the Dilemma of Black Patriotism" (2001).
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Protesters say displays of patriotism help dispel the notion that protests are a Muslim issue.
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It obscures the truth that American patriotism is different from run-of-the-mill nationalism.
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We would be greatly aided in fortifying both patriotism and civicism with a different president.
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Do Muslims have a different threshold for American-ness, human-ness or patriotism than others?
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The speech by former President Bush lifted the debate to a presidential level of patriotism.
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Also, a dash of patriotism for good measure, apparently — what's more American than a burger?
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"Nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism," Macron said just a few yards away from Trump.
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Protesters say the government is using the cover of patriotism to crack down on political dissent.
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"You're not obligated through patriotism or decency to simply accept what the CIA says," Grennwald said.
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It is patriotism, as I define it, not as a divisive cudgel but a common purpose.
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Some people are not used to the notion that protest is actually an act of patriotism.
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Timms said he hopes his display of patriotism will overshadow the negativity from other American citizens.
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At its base was a plaque celebrating the "heroic courage" and "unselfish patriotism" of their cause.
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Now some of those commentators have opened a new front: questioning the patriotism of Lt. Col.
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Then 9/11 and an outpouring of patriotism gave another boost to the conservative blogging industry.
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The surge of patriotism that followed Mr Putin's annexation of Crimea, part of Ukraine, has faded.
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Under Myanmar's Ministry of Culture, the schools have a mandate to promote national unity and patriotism.
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The vile attacks on his patriotism were dismissed even by Trump's Republican allies on Capitol Hill.
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I bring up Obama and patriotism now because so many people are reflecting on his legacy.
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It is a patriotism that insists on seeing the good, bad and ugly of America's past.
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However much they may despair at their countries' problems, Latin American patriotism is strong and uncomplicated.
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French heads of state here once spoke of national unity, of patriotism, of resistance, of heroism.
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What a glorious whirlwind of debauched patriotism and partisan hatred the past 22014 months have been!
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Openness is an American tradition too, of a swaggering, risk-taking, profit-mixed-with-patriotism kind.
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"This is a symbol of patriotism, public spirit and union," Duque told Reuters as he marched.
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To Walker, Khan was a man who embodied patriotism and heroism, irrelevant of religion or ethnicity.
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The themes of military strength and patriotism permeated the convention, but were most obvious when Gen.
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One, surnamed Zhou, hailed General Bai's strong faith but scorned any link between Islam and patriotism.
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He longs for a cultural awakening which restores the primacy of pragmatism and a restrained patriotism.
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It is, for the most part, American poverty and not American patriotism that sealed their fates.
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He valued patriotism and service -- he's been in the US Navy Reserve for nearly two decades.
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Doubting Burr's judgment and patriotism, Hamilton had worked to deny Burr the governorship of New York.
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Analysts say that the measure is intended to help stir a sense of nationalism and patriotism.
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We understand it's difficult, but I think patriotism and the needs of this country demand it.
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We understand it's difficult, but I think patriotism and the needs of this country demand it.
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His answers on immigration were his best in any debate, talking about faith, family and patriotism.
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While the Russian Constitution forbids a state ideology, Putin has called patriotism the new national ideology.
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And House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (Md.) said Trump's comments raise serious concerns about his patriotism.
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"I think African-Americans have a very convoluted relationship with patriotism," Ali told GQ's Carvell Wallace.
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"Captain America" wrestles with patriotism: what to do when your country is on the wrong side?
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President Bush's legacy of bold leadership, patriotism and humanitarianism will live on long after his passing.
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It has zero to do with patriotism -- even as Trump chooses to define it here. 26.
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He relentlessly accused black NFL players who demonstrated against police brutality of a lack of patriotism.
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Khan was OK with it if it were in the context of patriotism, not partisan politics.
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Some readers said Mr. Trump was committing an act of patriotism by seeking to expose Mrs.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Many in Austria believe you can quite literally wear your patriotism on your sleeve.
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" Stephens said what Corker did in coming out against President Trump is the "epitome of patriotism.
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When Barack Obama became a presidential candidate in 2007, many questioned his muted expressions of patriotism.
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In an Op-Ed on September 21844, "The Uses of Patriotism," David Brooks challenges this view.
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Text 2: Excerpt from "The Uses of Patriotism" by David Brooks, The New York Times, Sept.
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The distinction that's sometimes made between patriotism and nationalism is at the essence of his existence.
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This is about protecting our national security, standing up for the rule of law, and patriotism.
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There is a deep and rising wellspring of American patriotism throughout the left in America today.
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Pigeons have been accused of a lot of things, but patriotism usually isn't one of them.
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The trade agenda is the third proposal in Warren's "economic patriotism" theme unveiled earlier this year.
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Here he utilized a common weapon against overwhelming militarism — satire — to fuse identity politics and patriotism.
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But making art during World War II transcended Rosie the Riveter's "We can do it" patriotism.
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As in Watergate, Republicans need to rise to the historical moment and put patriotism above party.
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Is it Ward, whose blind patriotism drives him to self-destruction on the battlefields of France?
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It allows "Love It or Leave It" patriotism to survive untroubled by the awkwardnesses of reality.
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In June, she put out an "economic patriotism" plan filled with ideas about helping American industries.
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"Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism," President Emmanuel Macron of France said in a speech.
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She is an amazing woman, mother and soldier, so our daughters understand duty, sacrifice and patriotism.
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Patriotism is demanding America uphold the ideals it was founded on: equality and justice for all.
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In a normal political world, Republicans would have enough patriotism to find this alarming and humiliating.
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" The resolution accuses Omar of using "rhetoric that explicitly runs counter to American values and patriotism.
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Elected prime minister in 1998, he governed as a mainstream conservative, emphasizing patriotism and traditional values.
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There's a sense of patriotism, of courage, of civic duty, but it's stifled and poorly directed.
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Now is not the time for partisan politics — now is the time for patriotism and resolve.
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The rumbling parade of tanks and stomping soldiers underpinned an ideology of military strength and patriotism.
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Their reasoning was a combination of patriotism and the hopes of salvaging a pro-business agenda.
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Conscription, not patriotism, encouraged many of us to take control of our own fate by volunteering.
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Patriotism has grown hollow; for some young people, revolutionary Russia is becoming a source of hope.
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Unquestioning support for the man in the White House was, many Americans believed, what patriotism demanded.
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That's true patriotism of the sort to put puffy-chested — but ultimately hollow — declarations to shame.
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"You call it terrorism, I call it patriotism," he yelled out during his first court appearance.
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As it is throughout the South, football at Clemson is inextricably entangled with religion and patriotism.
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If by patriotism you don't mean the love of one's homeland, for that I do know.
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The first thing to note about Chinese patriotism is that it was born out of conflict.
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His lawyers argued that only a pole of that size could adequately convey Mr. Trump's patriotism.
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Moreover, the language surrounding her government plan for "economic patriotism" is almost Orwellian in its falseness.
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That's why I don't expect Trump to see the whistleblower's complaint as an act of patriotism.
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In that culture war politicians who sympathise with the party conflate flag-waving patriotism with legitimacy.
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His latest book, "Reclaiming Patriotism," was published by the University of Virginia Press on September 10.
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Climate change became an urgent problem and economic nationalism meant firms had to demonstrate their patriotism.
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This commodification of criminality and toxic patriotism chimes with Trump's attitudes toward his presidency, after all.
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Need to Impeach's previous ads appealed to lawmakers' sense of patriotism on the issue of impeachment.
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He would defend Biden against this attack as a core principle of patriotism, integrity and honor.
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State of, which was first performed in 2017, unpacks enduring symbols of nationalism, patriotism, and masculinity.
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It also eulogizes traditions of honor, patriotism and compromise that both parties once held in common.
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A 2014 Pew Research study found that Democrats and Republicans identify differently with expressions of patriotism.
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Russia and China also create "positive" fake news on social media to inspire patriotism at home.
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It was going to reclaim everything from Christianity to family values to patriotism from the Republicans.
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The notion of rooted cosmopolitanism shows us how it is possible to combine patriotism with internationalism.
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"Their patriotism, their love of country — we're talking about decorated veterans who have served this nation, who put their lives on the line, and it is shameful to question their patriotism, their loving this nation, and we should not be involved in that process," she continued.
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But, democrats say, the Communist Party must understand that patriotism is something earned, not produced on demand.
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This one argues that the true measure of patriotism is how many fast food burgers you eat.
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According to the Washington Post, the new POTUS signed one proclamation declaring a national day of patriotism.
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The book, "Songs of America: Patriotism, protest, and the music that made a nation," comes out tomorrow.
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As Americans prepare to celebrate the nation&aposs 242nd birthday, some feel a deeper sense of patriotism.
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"Glenn's extraordinary courage, intellect, patriotism and humanity were the hallmarks of a life of greatness," Bolden said.
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But soon after Trump started, the wellsprings of his patriotism fed their profound hunger for national meaning.
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"We really do have a divide in the political ideologies of the parties with patriotism," he explained.
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" - Mary Roach "Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.
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Although the spectacles of athleticism and patriotism are up there, everyone knows it's all about the medals.
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Maybe she saw it as a path to college, or a way to serve her childhood patriotism.
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China's mistakes have been contrasted with Western optimism, our sense of patriotism and our sense of competitiveness.
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For belonging to a party that prides itself on true "Patriotism" your face 22016nite tells us otherwise.
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For belonging to a party that prides itself on true "Patriotism" your face 213nite tells us otherwise.
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"I'm not gonna question the patriotism of any of the people who are coming forward," McConnell volunteered.
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As a culture, we were unknowingly preparing for the brash patriotism of a post-9/11 world.
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"My genuine patriotism and passion were damaged by rumors and fake news," Ban said on February 1.
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It's a movie that's firmly rooted in patriotism, even if that's the least interesting part of it.
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People were either wrongly positioned or not positioned at all and there is always patriotism at work.
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"Having that foreign policy, national security background helps candidates pass a seriousness and patriotism test," Malinowski said.
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American patriotism is problematic if not outright dangerous, but I think we can afford baseball more credit.
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Ms Warren's plan has a Trumpian echo, too: it was released under the banner of "economic patriotism".
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After they talk about patriotism and pride, they are quiet when the people need them the most.
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There's a sense of patriotism that they carry with them and that story translates into their designs.
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She's so intense about her patriotism that she wouldn't let her daughter wear turquoise on Memorial Day.
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" This latest policy rollout is the second piece of what Warren is calling her "economic patriotism agenda.
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Appeals to patriotism only go so far; it's not exactly feasible to give everyone a cash reward.
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The bilingual lyrics will kick start your patriotism and have you singing out loud by the chorus.
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Royals can also foster patriotism without having to engage in the dirty work of politics, said Chernock.
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Karl: The reason we want to stay in is because of our British ideals and our patriotism.
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Reagan worked with organizations like the Motion Picture Industry Council to remind the country of Hollywood's patriotism.
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More than any other president before him, Obama has celebrated the patriotism of protest in American life.
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"History and culture -- so important," he told the veterans, cloaking his argument in a call to patriotism.
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And still others are burning his jerseys because, they believe, he's displaying an unforgivable lack of patriotism.
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Or, is it possible to exercise a larger sense of national patriotism without supporting the current administration?
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She concluded, with uncompromising integrity and devout patriotism, that this great moral crisis challenging America must end.
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Many of these critics are people I long have respected for their patriotism, relentlessness and writing styles.
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"Our idea was to reaffirm France's gourmet identity through a subtle form of gastronomic patriotism," Valfort says.
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But there's also a racist dimension, as there always is with Trump, to his definition of patriotism.
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The tactic taps into RussiansΓÇÖ patriotism and makes Putin almost bullet-proof when it comes to scandal.
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"On the other hand, we believe very strongly in patriotism in the N.F.L." Of course we do.
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We can know patriotism only when we see it — and so you've really got to show it.
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Amazon spokesman Jay Carney on Wednesday criticized the Trump administration, saying he questioned its patriotism and honesty.
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Q. There seems to have long been a suspicion, in the United Kingdom, of American-style patriotism.
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HÉNIN-BEAUMONT, France — It was a moment of intense French patriotism on a sunny Friday, Armistice Day.
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Thirty-seven percent of those 2628 to 28500 see criticism of America as a form of patriotism.
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The parties that responded to calls for patriotism and showed commitment to the European ideal were discredited.
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Instead, the footage, set to a plaintive piano rendition of "America the Beautiful," emphasizes patriotism and community.
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The Obama administration has previously called for "economic patriotism" in keeping corporate money in the United States.
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Cloten is just the sort of scoundrel for whom patriotism is purported to be the last refuge.
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But Democrats and Republicans still uphold a political fiction based on the happy, unquestioning patriotism of veterans.
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Similarly, the game's examination of religion, and its symbiotic relationship to patriotism, is too open to interpretation.
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Depressingly, we're going to be hearing a lot more about this English patriotism over the coming years.
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The tactic taps into Russians' patriotism and makes Putin almost bullet-proof when it comes to scandal.
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If "many sides" are responsible for hate and violence, the solution is patriotism, unity, law and order.
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Her sentiments were echoed by FN deputy Gilbert Collard, who said the arrest made patriotism an offense.
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In China we have this strong sense of patriotism, this idea: I need to protect my motherland.
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Flag-wavers marching at night with torches in the South: Patriotism is the virtue of the vicious.
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The tradition of honoring our military and our patriotism before our games is very important to us.
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Patriotism is a love and devotion to country, and alliance with those who share the same values.
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The party, he added, stands for patriotism, law and order, discipline in government and a strong military.
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It is time for Apple to put patriotism over profit, act responsibly and cooperate with our government.
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"If you have an iota of patriotism, you should step aside," Mesa said in a news conference.
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There was a sincere patriotism woven in to this model, but also a lot of self-interest.
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It promises more Catholic faith and patriotism in public life and more state say in the economy.
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Nonetheless, the text spread like fire, warping fraternal camaraderie into vulgar abuse that masked misogyny as patriotism.
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Her attempt to disentangle good American patriotism from bad American nationalism, however, tangles American history in knots.
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What evidence and impetus would compel you to do the job the Constitution, patriotism and morality dictate?
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Mr. Pence and his boss have cheapened our flag and our anthem by their travesty of patriotism.
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Mr. Onaga's Okinawan patriotism was awakened in college when he went to Tokyo to attend Hosei University.
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"Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism," Mr. Macron said as Mr. Trump sat nearby, grim faced.
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Like nearly everything in the Trump era, Americans' divisions over patriotism have become more partisan, polls suggest.
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In Greece, the issue has remained a touchstone of patriotism, even when it isn't in the headlines.
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This sounds selfish, but I don't want to risk my life for war, conflict, or even patriotism.
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Let's remember that moment in Lake Placid when Americans stood together, and American patriotism lit the skies.
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My patriotism, I concluded, was a love of my country's shared project of promoting freedom for all.
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According to Gelernter, the New Left faculty members have diluted education, morality, attitudes, and patriotism with cynicism.
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"It's sad, but not astonishing, that an American entrepreneur would put business above patriotism," the paper wrote.
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Colonel Vindman has been subjected to virulent attacks on his patriotism on Fox News and social media.
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Colonel Vindman has been subjected to virulent attacks on his patriotism on Fox News and social media.
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Earlier this year, the groups and their allies organized a "Patriotism over Socialism" event in Gilbert, Ariz.
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The literary people eschew patriotism, and the sages of our age tell us nationalism is a sin.
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The happy faith in perception for its own sake even provokes an odd kind of expatriate's patriotism.
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So where religion atrophies, family weakens and patriotism ebbs, other forms of group identity inevitably assert themselves.
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But be it patriotism or calculation that brought about the rapprochement with Bush, the consequence was tragic.
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To his supporters, it's a symbol of Vindman's patriotism and duty to his country beyond partisan politics.
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A private college in Missouri has reportedly created a mandatory class for freshmen meant to promote patriotism.
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Milo, the considerate, affectionate mess officer, ruthlessly accumulates wealth for his syndicate under the mask of patriotism.
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Those attachments were part of the narrative of patriotism and virtue that remained constant throughout his life.
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CHINESE PRESIDENT XI JINPING SAYS MACAU'S PATRIOTISM IS MOST IMPORTANT REASON FOR 'ONE COUNTRY, TWO SYSTEMS' SUCCESS
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Their patriotism, their perseverance, their optimism are an inspiration that stirs the conscience of our entire nation.
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Huawei had become a rallying point for patriotism in China as tensions with the United States mounted.
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What does this say of the patriotism of the proud Donald Trump supporters who celebrated the ban?
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Kennedy carries the torch for an enlightened patriotism and united America that Trump will never understand. Sens.
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"Hatred toward the country of another is not patriotism," Mr. Tsipras said during his speech in Parliament.
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Many soldiers and police officers say they join out of patriotism and a sense of national duty.
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" Former U.S. international Abby Wambach, the country's record goalscorer added: "Dissent is the highest form of patriotism.
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In Yukio Mishima's 1966 film, "Patriotism," a Japanese lieutenant and his wife commit seppuku as "Tristan" plays.
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Patriotism may be having a greater influence than concerns about low farm incomes and weak jobs growth.
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For Pompeo, American patriotism and a narrowly defined brand of Christian pugilism are inextricable from one another.
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He also pushes back against what he sees as the pervasive, unthinking patriotism in the US today.
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Trump's appeals to patriotism and "American values" have done much to advance a jingoistic and xenophobic agenda.
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Blac Chyna's not waiting for Memorial Day weekend to show off her patriotism ... or her bountiful booty.
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Celebrate our shared values, remind ourselves what matters most in our great country —and it is great — and start a conversation about what patriotism looks like … The idea here is not for me to tell people what their view of patriotism should be, but to start a conversation.
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"They are driven by an unrivaled patriotism and dedication to upholding the values of this country," William said.
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The bereaved parents of Army Captain Humayun Khan spoke about their son's patriotism and his sacrifice in Iraq.
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"This will be McConnell's third opportunity to do the right thing in terms of demonstrating his patriotism," Rep.
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"Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel," wrote Samuel Johnson, an English writer and poet in 1774.
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If Chanel's purpose was to liberate women, then Dior offered nostalgic patriotism, as well as a certain conservatism.
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"I've told the president - and the president understands - you can't pay the bills with patriotism," Perdue told CNN.
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Throughout his time there, he's been posting videos to his Facebook page filled with wonderful displays of patriotism.
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"This is a very patriotic speech, but it's a patriotism unrecognizable, I think, to the world," Jones continued.
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Obama urged young Muslims not to embrace a worldview that required them to choose between faith and patriotism.
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You appealed to our nation's oldest fears and divisions, and you disguised all of this prejudice as patriotism.
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President Donald Trump has unveiled the date for his national day of patriotism ... but it has already passed.
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"It is my sincere hope that they will, because it's a time for patriotism over partisanship," he said.
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Iranian patriotism trumped all else, and Iraq was locked for the next eight years in a brutal war.
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College students who grew up in the years after World War I found jingoistic patriotism to be outmoded.
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And the patriotism of one black man in particular, who had the audacity to silently display his opinion.
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This belies Snowden's insistence that his actions were motivated by patriotism and a desire to protect civil liberties.
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For others, living off the grid -- outside the reach of "the Man" -- is a form of ultimate patriotism.
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But on the other hand, apartheid blood is based on ideals that form the bedrock of American patriotism.
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It's a more convenient definition of patriotism than how Twain defined it — and Trump enthusiastically tweeted years ago.
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During war, economic uncertainty or massive social change, the "love it or leave it" form of patriotism rules.
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It pulled car after car of trophies from Syria, as well as wagonloads of patriotism and conspiracy theories.
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" She finds her artwork offensive and hopes to "awaken citizens to the danger of confusing bigotry with patriotism.
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He's confident in his patriotism, confident in his appeal, and damn confident with his knowledge of foreign policy.
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"I'm proud to be in a league that understands patriotism in America is about free speech," Kerr said.
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Pro-China patriotism is drilled into residents at school and by news media that are largely pro-party.
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By all means disagree with opponents' ideas, he told them, but do not question their motives or patriotism.
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It was a day to celebrate abundance and instil American values: patriotism, devotion to family and hard work.
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The Brexit campaign was the exact opposite, relying almost exclusively on appeals to "feelings" of nostalgia and patriotism.
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To counter that arrangement, we must foster a renewed sense of corporate patriotism – particularly from our technology companies.
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In this case, a Muslim family protected by untouchable American patriotism: the red muleta to draw the bull.
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It's a spiraling, social media-fueled story that plays to notions of free will, patriotism and societal turmoil.
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Nationalism and patriotism is not a bad thing - in fact a lack of it is a bad thing.
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When the US releases a propaganda film, it is often applauded as a win for patriotism and heroism.
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In a later tweet, the President spelled out a chilling message demeaning the patriotism of the four lawmakers.
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That omission has riled some of the more sensitive defenders of American space dominance, because patriotism, I suppose.
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Trump also signed documents making his Cabinet nominees official, and a document proclaiming a national day of patriotism.
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In this case, a Muslim family protected by untouchable American patriotism: the red muleta to draw the bull.
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Now is the time for us to celebrate bipartisan patriotism, maturity and courage and demand more of it.
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Everybody during World War II was doing something about World War II. I grew up with this patriotism.
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Coleman's brand of Republicanism celebrated personal responsibility, traditional family values and patriotism — he trained with the Tuskegee Airmen.
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This means a sense of public service and obligation rooted not in class privilege but in civic patriotism.
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I'm proud to be in a league that understands patriotism in America is about free speech, peacefully protesting.
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That's when the practice became particularly widespread, because the new tech coincided with a huge swell in patriotism.
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But the connection between "paid patriotism" and players being mandated to be present for the anthem is tenuous.
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"It's impossible not to be struck by Trump's selective patriotism," The New Yorker's Jelani Cobb wrote on Sunday.
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Cranston said last month he admires Trump's patriotism, despite his differences of opinion with the real estate tycoon.
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Whether they now will do so is a basic test of their maturity, patriotism and fitness to lead.
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Typically, foreign trips by a president help stabilize or even boost approval numbers slightly as patriotism kicks in.
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George Washington would believe that McCain embodies values of integrity, courage and patriotism that truly make America great.
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He also signed documents making his Cabinet nominees official, and a document proclaiming a national day of patriotism.
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How has it that patriotism has turned into defending the government, and criticizing it is interpreted as treason?
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The authors of the NATO treaty in 1949 could rightly bank on something one could call Western patriotism.
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There's no easy way to judge patriotism, and I'm suspicious of two of the most commonly used yardsticks.
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Patriotism was in fashion, and our other identities, say as Democrats and Republicans, suddenly became far less salient.
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He is the author of Patriotism and Piety: Federalist Politics and Religious Struggle in the New American Nation.
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What is the value of patriotism to a community if the modern nation has failed to protect it?
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Tim McGraw is popular pretty much everywhere, proving that patriotism pandering cannot be contained by mere state borderlines.
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We're a long way from the leadership of George Washington, whose very name evokes American patriotism and power.
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Nonetheless, Republicans have signaled that they plan to attack Vindman's personal motives for testifying and question his patriotism.
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In a statement on Monday, Mr. Trump praised Mr. Wilkie for his patriotism and commitment to serving veterans.
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These people had kept to themselves for years in a climate where standing against Catalan patriotism was unpopular.
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If nothing else, an air of anticipation surrounds the anthem now, whether borne of patriotism or of curiosity.
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Waitresses, chosen for their beauty and unfailing patriotism, are reportedly not allowed to leave the premises without supervision.
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SONGS OF AMERICA: Patriotism, Protest, and the Music That Made a Nation, by Jon Meacham and Tim McGraw.
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I began to feel a deep sense of pride and gratitude, even patriotism, in Peter Wehner's eloquent language.
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The group put out a video called "We Stand," which linked the themes of freedom, patriotism and guns.
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Today, the Russians receive little resistance from the political gene pool that claims patriotism as its defining DNA.
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Not necessarily because of intentional malfeasance or unprofessionalism or lack of patriotism; they just simply got it wrong.
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"I would want others to judge my patriotism by my actions when I uphold these values," she said.
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The false claim that they are "anthem protests" also implies that protesting police violence is inconsistent with patriotism.
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He said he watched late-night comics poke fun at the president with a kind of deep patriotism.
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Despite criticism from certain corners about politicizing the game, the league has continued to embrace symbols of patriotism.
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Conservatives have fought for schools to promote patriotism, highlight the influence of Christianity and celebrate the founding fathers.
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Another said it hoped its "Liberation Day" savings account would "inspire patriotism" as well as increase customers' assets.
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" He likewise passionately decried those calling his patriotism into question, dubbing accusations of Russian collusion a "detestable lie.
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He comes across, at least from his testimony so far, as full of honor and duty and patriotism.
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Some Japanese Americans did actively cooperate with the government in the mass imprisonment as a show of patriotism.
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Former US President George W. Bush found out in 2005 that surges in patriotism only last so long.
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The image was used during World War II to evoke patriotism and to raise money for war bonds.
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We didn't need to go into Vietnam, but circumstances, patriotism, anger, fear — all these things lead into war.
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Patriotism is an old word, but it describes American feelings toward a document that governs our collective actions.
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"I back the president in upholding respect for the patriotism for our country, on two grounds," he said.
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WAPNER: DO YOU THINK HE'S CHANGED THE NARRATIVE, HE'S MADE IT ABOUT ANTI-PATRIOTISM AGAINST OUR ARMED SERVICES?
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"That's different from before, when patriotism meant that there was no room for individual values," Professor Yin said.
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Americans want leaders to be comfortable expressing patriotism and love of country when globalization is erasing national identities.
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Whatever their exchange about patriotism, inequality and commitment, Ella Watson took her role seriously as the artist's muse.
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When being arraigned, Christian also lashed out in the middle of court, yelling about patriotism and free speech.
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Mr Johnson tries to reconcile these tensions by supporting a combination of big government and old-fashioned patriotism.
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" Referring to the people who were protesting against Lotte, she added: "I don't think this is real patriotism.
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One ad by Bolton's super PAC for Cotton focused on patriotism, leadership and on the candidate's military service.
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Patriotism is for people and for countries that need to justify their existence through symbols rather than achievements.
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But the Beijing Municipal Bureau of State Security has decided that appeals to pure patriotism are not enough.
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But to the rest, those who support Trump, it was the quintessential way of showing his unapologetic patriotism.
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" And an official explained that "the President might think they acted in patriotism, but these were war crimes.
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Wearing his Army uniform (and patriotism on his sleeve), and with unquestionable charisma, North gave a remarkable performance.
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His dogged patriotism and passion for country made him an inspiration, and a model, for all of us.
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Tomorrow is Veterans Day, a holiday honoring the patriotism of those, past and present, who served our country.
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Because of his transcendent reputation for courage and patriotism, news of McCain's illness shocked Washington with rare force.
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But now, with alarms clanging all around me, I can see why patriotism exerts such a strong pull.
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Members of Congress have continued to try to expose the whistleblower, questions his or her patriotism and loyalty.
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Many private schools also omit the ideological instruction on Marxism and patriotism that is compulsory in public schools.
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Also, Jeanine Pirro, who Trump hopes is "back soon" was suspended for questioning the patriotism of Minnesota Rep.
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" After Stephen Douglas lost a bitter contest to Abraham Lincoln, he said, "Partisan feeling must yield to patriotism.
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Kirk can go on about their patriotism and service to their country without any questions, people like Rep.
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The highest "patriotism quotient," according to Oriard, was at the 2002 Super Bowl, the first after 9/11.
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Sometimes it feels like patriotism has replaced organized religion as a means of controlling and influencing the public.
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Whenever Trump's National Day of Patriotism may fall, it shouldn't be confused with previous presidential proclamations of Patriot Day.
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"I&aposm proud to be in a league that understands patriotism in America is about free speech," Kerr said.
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The slogan has been described by his son and successor, Kim Jong Un, as the "crystallization of socialist patriotism".
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Araujo said it was time for Brazilians to focus on patriotism and be less concerned with the global order.
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"Online programs should vigorously promote China's revolutionary culture" advance patriotism , extol the motherland and "praise heroes", the notice said.
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We rely on the patriotism and fidelity of those who serve in the military to keep us all safe.
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"From his point of view, [entering Poston] was an act of patriotism," the museum's senior curator Dakin Hart said.
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Some on the left view patriotism as a political stunt and reverence for our flag a symptom of unsophistication.
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He, along with Brad Paisley and Keith Urban, stood apart from the brawny patriotism of country at the time.
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"We weaken our greatness when we confuse our patriotism with tribal rivalries," wrote Mr McCain in a farewell letter.
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So borders will be strengthened, foreign workers kept out, patriotism respected, order and discipline imposed, belonging and rootedness enshrined.
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It is an issue of national security, it is an issue of patriotism, it is an issue of love.
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Becoming a victim of abuse has nothing to do with intelligence, or patriotism, or disrespect for our country's laws.
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"I'm not going to question the patriotism of any of the people who are coming forward," he told reporters.
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Stephen Douglas told Abraham Lincoln, who had just defeated him for the presidency, 'Partisan feeling must yield to patriotism.
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Two cabinet ministers, Andrea Leadsom and Liam Fox, have questioned the patriotism of people who raise doubts about Brexit.
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She sang this in 1991, just after the start of the first gulf war, when patriotism was running high.
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The three fashion dynasties have invoked patriotism and shared cultural identity in explaining their generosity following the devastating fire.
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"The Democratic convention was a convention of patriotism this year," wrote Erick Erickson, a conservative radio host and blogger.
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She is scornful of the idea that they are tools of their government, and describes their patriotism as "ambiguous".
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Two big concepts cropped up in patriotism-themed media: loyalty to country, and falling in line behind the president.
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High rates of violence among of the disadvantaged and vulnerable are an insult to the patriotism of all Americans.
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Yet that figure might simply reflect Americans' patriotism, since Pew asked them to evaluate the country as a whole.
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True patriotism entailed listening intently to everyone, cheerleaders and critics alike, and figuring out ways to collectively improve America.
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So he began to talk about his personal transformation, wrapping himself, as Watson puts it, in faith and patriotism.
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"She has embodied the spirit of dignity, duty and patriotism that beats proudly in every British heart," he added.
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Schiff argued that Trump is undermining morale within the intelligence community by raising questions about its loyalty and patriotism.
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Moreover, by fostering patriotism for the native homeland, they can unite people from various parts of the nationalism spectrum.
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Despite the disability, however, Avery said he wanted to show his patriotism at the Putnam County Fair in Cookeville.
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But the appeal to patriotism is a new one -- especially when you consider that this isn't about classified intelligence.
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"I don't know what patriotism has to do with losing money," said Gary Lynch, who raises hogs in Iowa.
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He is a genuine puppet-master, one who manipulates Russian patriotism to amass power and serve his own interests.
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He spent weeks tweeting aspersions on the integrity, competence and patriotism of India's respected central-bank chief, Raghuram Rajan.
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There, a middle-aged man reprimanded a group of protesters, accusing them of lacking patriotism for the Chinese motherland.
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Recently, stirred by news of more departures, Jianguo posted an unusually emotional piece, expounding on the nature of patriotism.
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Like other WASPs, she maintained a vocal sense of patriotism, but the details of her service often went unstated.
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" Democratic National Committee chair Tom Perez said, "Discrimination is not a national security strategy, and prejudice is not patriotism.
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Just as important, Mr. Ailes encouraged his hosts to let their personalities and patriotism show through in their coverage.
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The idea that American patriotism consists of loyalty to a future country clearly speaks to many of our citizens.
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Much of the final statement is a standard re-iteration of American patriotism, but as Matthew Yglesias of Vox.
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The "doctrine of patriotism" also damages American power indirectly, by making it less attractive to allies and potential partners.
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Indeed, the Pentagon has spent millions of dollars on "paid patriotism" displays at sporting events, a 2015 report found.
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"They are patriots, but they also know that patriotism can't pay the bills and that's where they are concerned."
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But less than half of Americans aged 2202 to 2628, 28500 percent, cited patriotism as a very important value.
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But to be fair to the protesters, the NFL and its advertisers have been remarkably successful at monetizing patriotism.
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Our administration and our entire nation are deeply grateful for their sacrifice, for their service, and for their patriotism.
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The citizenry must encourage and inspire them to do so, to harness their skills, patriotism and devotion to duty.
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One accepted theory is that she thought that these groups, still in relative infancy, might legitimize paganism through patriotism.
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YouGov has published statistics that follow a similar model, revealing in 2015 that patriotism significantly declines with each generation.
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But immediately after the Vice President's honorable display of leadership and patriotism, the Fake News Media relentlessly ATTACKED him.
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Patriotism has just always been the number one way to get the man on the street through the door.
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The service that "ordinary" citizenship requires — with its disciplines, sacrifices and patriotism — appears no longer to be taken seriously.
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Liz Cheney, a Republican from Wyoming, also said it was "shameful" to question the patriotism of officials like Vindman.Gen.
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He preaches this patriotism in the religious and nationalist terms of his supporters from the right and alt-right.
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President-elect Trump was explicit — about women, about certain races and religions, about the dubiousness of some Americans' patriotism.
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For one last time, Mr. McCain stepped in to call for patriotism over politics when Mr. Trump would not.
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Proposing a parade like this fits a broader pattern for Mr. Trump of using patriotism as a wedge issue.
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But there's a deeper point here: a particular vision of patriotism that centers on the ideal of white innocence.
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At the very least, the themes of military service, patriotism and martyrdom seemed rather mature for a first grader.
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He added that he believed Europe was threatened by the degradation of traditional values and the suppression of patriotism.
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As a mother who prides herself on possessing a skeptical but unshakable patriotism, this has been hard to take.
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Jill Lepore has written a thoughtful and passionate defense of her vision of American patriotism as a purified liberalism.
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His balcony guests were a mix of stories of heroism, heartbreak and patriotism, all of which registered with Americans.
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The Trump administration has been trying out a fresh line with the American public of late: Patriotism requires sacrifice.
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And it's a perfect wedding of patriotism and payback for all the humiliations that he has heaped on her.
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The brash Mr. Grimm is seeking to revive his political career with an unusual blend of patriotism and victimhood.
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But of course the members of this Republican Party, strung out on Trumpism, care nothing about duty and patriotism.
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They stir a fuzzy feeling of patriotism in middle-class flyers (who get less excited about, say, rural roads).
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I hope Amazon has enough sense of corporate citizenship — and patriotism — to choose a place that helps the country.
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The Pyeongchang Olympics will be marked in history as a symbolic breakthrough for supposedly all Koreans bursting in patriotism.
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Such workers also shared Margaret Thatcher's social conservatism on the virtues of owning property, immigration, Europe, patriotism and crime.
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Marsha Blackburn questioned his credibility and patriotism after video of his testimony was played in the Senate chamber Thursday.
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How are you trying to go against a country and possibly start a war wen this country lacks patriotism?
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And Mr. Keith, the headliner, in a heavy overcoat and a scruffy beard, delivered potent patriotism via strong narratives.
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When his country needed him, he put himself in harm's way and acted selflessly, with patriotism, dignity and humility.
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"In America we value guns, flags & fake acts of patriotism over people, pain & real acts of courage," she wrote.
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His flaws notwithstanding, McCain — the personification of courage, patriotism and integrity — would be the constant antidote to Donald Trump.
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Jack is the showman, shameless and volatile, fired up on "patriotism and publicity," with an eye for the women.
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"My sense is a lot of this is defensive, or to prove their patriotism," she said of the churches.
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Timothy Egan Patriotism is supposed to be the last refuge of scoundrels, but religion surely is a close second.
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"I liked his views on the United States and patriotism," said Kingery, who works at an egg processing plant.
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Like many fellow liberals and conservatives, I am inspired by "God Bless America" to a deep and abiding patriotism.
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If I extol the integrity and patriotism of Robert Mueller, I'm castigated by what has become the political right.
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To that, one might expect at least a faint whiff of patriotism from his Republican questioners on the committee.
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I won't try to give a complete taxonomy of what does and doesn't count as an act of patriotism.
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However, with their unruffled response to Mr. Putin's aiding Donald Trump, it's clear that they prize partisanship over patriotism.
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Booker also ripped the president's reference to patriotism in the address, saying it did more to divide than unify.
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Whether investors were motivated by fear, patriotism or greed, there are logical reasons for the price to stay supported.
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Civic nationalism is the same as what I would call patriotism, and it is essential to a healthy democracy.
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You can disagree wholeheartedly, but do not question their patriotism or their loyalty to our country in any way.
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" Edgington writes: "My definition of patriotism includes protesting against those who would denigrate multiculturalism, because that's who we are.
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Left-wingers often cite the adage that patriotism is the last resort of the scoundrel — and with good reason.
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A significant number of the commercials that aired throughout the game hit the "patriotism through diversity" theme outlined above.
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Let us assume at this point that the audience members burst into wheezy cheers for this act of patriotism.
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Also, Jeanine Pirro, who Trump hopes is "back soon" had been suspended for questioning the patriotism of Minnesota Rep.
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Trump turned that story around to make it about disrespecting the country itself — the flag, patriotism, American ideals, etc.
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"Their patriotism, their love of country — we're talking about decorated veterans who have served this nation, who put their lives on the line, and it is shameful to question their patriotism, their loving this nation, and we should not be involved in that process," Cheney said at the House GOP leadership's press conference.
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"Patriots Day" should nevertheless find a receptive audience in its unabashed patriotism, celebrating both Boston and America's can-do spirit.
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"I think that, from head to toe, I hit that feeling of patriotism that I was aiming for," Matawa said.
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It repeats the phrase "PATRIOTISM OUR HISTORY LIBERATION KOREA" over and over along with a picture of the nuclear attack.
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It involves elements of the stories of immigrants, refugees and patriotism while not neatly fitting into any of those categories.
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For love of country they accepted death, and thus resolved all doubts, and made immortal their patriotism and their virtue.
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James Mattis to become secretary of defense; a proclamation of a national day of patriotism; and nominations for his Cabinet.
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Like patriotism, religion can be sometimes used as a weapon, or to support someone's own narrative or fears and prejudices.
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Q: How do you connect the patriotism that Sehmat felt to what someone her age today feels about their country?
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There was a subtle political message there, in both the lights and the song choice, that went beyond simple patriotism.
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So you can see that the lines are very different between what Democrats and perhaps conservatives or Republicans consider patriotism.
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The Navy offered travel, work experience, and higher education, as well as appealing to a sense of patriotism and adventure.
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Many of the photographs were taken during wartime, reminding us that knitting has often stood as a display of patriotism.
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Another coach from the NBA, Coach Kerr from the Golden State Warriors made this point, coach, about patriotism and Trump.
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FLAG works in public schools across America every day to teach civics and put patriotism back in America&aposs classrooms.
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Parties across the spectrum talk about national identity or "progressive patriotism" (a catchphrase that is as empty as it sounds).
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He also signed cabinet nominations, and proclaimed a national day of patriotism, according to White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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Trump and some of his allies attacked Vindman, questioning his credibility and patriotism and sparking bipartisan backlash on Capitol Hill.
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That changed during World War I, when government food rationing made reducing portions, and your waistline, an act of patriotism.
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Despite numerous attacks by Trump and his surrogates, Vindman described his actions as being motivated by patriotism, rather than politics.
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President Trump doesn't get to define our patriotism, nor our country as something that has to be made great again.
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This man is a decorated American serviceman, and I have full confidence in him as an individual and his patriotism.
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Ho said local youth could resist the influence of Hong Kong's protesters and support measures to boost patriotism in Macau.
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They are real-life stand-ins for any number of campaign trail virtues: patriotism, national defense, antielitism, take your pick.
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That is what true patriotism is about," said Waters, before ending on a note of optimism: "All is not lost.
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He just redefined it, and as the country gets browner, I suspect this form of patriotism will become more accepted.
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It's the kind that people of color have had to develop because white America's narrow definition of patriotism didn't fit.
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In a fit of patriotism, I was proud that Eisenhower and Taft had come together for the good of America.
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Putin, who has dominated Russian politics for the last 18 years, has put patriotism at the center of his rule.
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Even Michael Stuhlbarg's scientist/spy is marginalized by his desire to put knowledge and curiosity above patriotism — he's a nerd.
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As well as appealing to compassion for immigrants, supporters could tap into patriotism, arguing how openness makes a country great.
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" He continued, "His dogged patriotism and passion for country made him an inspiration, and a model, for all of us.
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A pair of chatbots have been taken offline in China after failing to show enough patriotism, reports the Financial Times.
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They live in a boarding house and practise, work out and take lessons in patriotism for six days a week.
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Whether it was out of patriotism or to earn a quick buck, Sorlot continued to covertly sell the translated version.
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By the late 1970s, Sorlot could hardly argue that he was selling a translation of Mein Kampf out of patriotism.
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Teresa Giudice is embracing her patriotism even as husband Joe Giudice continues to be held in an immigrant detention center.
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We stand together for freedom, we stand together for patriotism, and we proudly stand for our glorious nation under God.
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The goal of the bill is to instill patriotism and respect, Marlyn Alonte, one of the bill's sponsors, told CNN.
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We celebrate our nation's patriotism and reflect on how that day forever changed our lives, our country, and our world.
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Warren's pitch, obviously, is that she wants the good kind of economic patriotism where you promote forward-looking economic development.
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Patriotism runs through Mr Sirota's creamery: he flies both the Russian tricolor and the red and blue cross of Novorossiya.
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Trump's rhetoric is not anti-democratic, it is in fact quite the opposite — dissent is the highest form of patriotism.
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These concepts -- including culture, race, history, patriotism and loyalty are beginning to emerge as a philosophical guide to his presidency.
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This was the era of civil religion, when the idea of faith as a pillar of patriotism was widely affirmed.
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Timberwolf, you defined patriotism and leadership throughout your life of service to this country and you will be sorely missed.
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Both Germany and Russia saw the war as a way of enhancing patriotism and countering the rising power of socialism.
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With the NFL debate, Trump framed it as an issue of patriotism and respect for our flag and armed forces.
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"It's about patriotism, it's about the sanctity of the Constitution and it's about the future of our nation," she added.
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"I think today, taking a knee is becoming a broader sign of patriotism and respect for our country," Pocan said.
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Struggle and patriotism were how to advance the nation, the theme went, with an emphasis on scientific and technological achievements.
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But seen as a whole, the convention — which ended with the crowd waving flags — didn't go from diversity to patriotism.
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We need to demonstrate a little more patriotism, and a greater sense of fairness, even if it affects our pocketbooks.
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And with the country throwing its support behind leaving, those wanting to jump ship could find their patriotism being questioned.
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A certain degree of patriotism is now perhaps more acceptable, but it's usually of a pretty restrained and traditional kind.
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USA Gymnastics' "Made in America" (Watch on YouTube) Watch if you like American women's gymnastics since 2001, or victorious patriotism.
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At the same time, most Americans acknowledge the expertise and patriotism resident in our active duty and retired military personnel.
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He said that he thinks NFL players are setting a good example of patriotism by giving back to their communities.
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Independence Day is the one day of the year where Americans come together for a united purpose and celebrate patriotism.
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He did it in 28500, tapping into national pride, patriotism and promise — and drew support from voters across party lines.
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Hidden Figures blends contemporary conversations about race, gender, diversity in STEM fields, and patriotism in a thought-provoking historical package.
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She was brought up according to the "völkische" values of the Third Reich, which emphasize discipline, obedience, and fanatical patriotism.
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Why it matters: Patriotism waxes and wanes, but according to Gallup polling data since 2001, it's down among all Americans.
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But "Liberty" is at its best when it goes beyond the starry-eyed patriotism to explore a more somber history.
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For many of us, however, patriotism can also mean loving a country so much, you insist it can do better.
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"Far-left special interests are also attacking my ethnicity, even attacking Mitch's patriotism, because he's married to me," she said.
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But in light of the new national unity, those restraints have been relaxed so long as the presentations encourage patriotism.
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It means the suspicion that Americans whose cultural and geographic horizons are broader than America's borders are deficient in patriotism.
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"I never thought giving money to a porn star would be considered to be an act of patriotism," he said.
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Patriotism is about love of one's country and pride in one's country, but not at the expense of other countries.
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Even though many argue that this is unpatriotic because it goes against our president, but in reality, this is patriotism.
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They tend to invoke patriotism to explain their embrace of Beijing's political preferences, but their realignment often brings material benefits.
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They want to be — they believe — that they're really proud Americans, and their patriotism is built on American self-esteem.
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Evans doesn't have much in the way of political capital, but he does have a reputation, perhaps unearned, for patriotism.
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There was also Trump praising NASCAR folks for their patriotism after he called NFL players SOBs for voicing their dissent.
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The NFL star has since knelt during the song before several games, sparking national debate over the meaning of patriotism.
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While many Japanese Americans sent their sons to die for this country, others showed true patriotism by resisting their imprisonment.
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But the attacks of 9/11 also aroused a sense of patriotism, duty and civic resolve not seen in generations.
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But over and over, Ms. Reynolds rose to the challenge of making that corniness seem like a form of patriotism.
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Did Republican politicians, so big on flag waving and impugning their rivals' patriotism, reject this foreign aid to their cause?
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Patriotism has helped expand the market for all sorts of traditional Chinese furniture, says Wang Shengli, a manager at Tiantan.
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The reasons for that counterprotest include an admirable patriotism and an understandable weariness with the politicization of sports and entertainment.
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That's why Ms. Lu can't stop singing a song she first learned in a patriotism class in her elementary school.
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Refusing to back down, Omar went on the "Late Show" with Stephen Colbert to fend off attacks over her patriotism.
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"It is the conduct of the President, who questions the patriotism of people who don't agree with him," Nadler replied.
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At a time when integrity and values and patriotism are in short supply this loss is felt even more deeply.
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He made it a distinctly American project, rooted in the Constitution and capitalizing on wartime patriotism rather than fighting it.
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Instead, these Facebook users appeared mainly motivated by patriotism, grievances over immigration and integration, and the perceived threat of Islam.
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