This connects their reactionary narrative to other reactionary narratives we are seeing around the world.
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The violent reactionary jihadists pull from one side; the violent reactionary nationalists push from the other.
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This does not mean all supporters of the reactionary right are racists; it does mean that where there are racists, they will mostly support the reactionary right.
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In giant white block letters on a black ground, it proclaims, "Blind Idealism is Reactionary Scary Deadly," with the words reactionary and scary overlaid by red crosses.
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Maybe one answer is to avoid systemization, to welcome a reactionary style that's artistic, aphoristic and religious, while rejecting the idea of a reactionary blueprint for our politics.
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He understands the parallels between the reactionary nationalism in Britain and the reactionary nationalism of his own campaign, and he wants to see those same forces triumph in America.
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Yeah, well, one of the things fueling reactionary thinking and the reactionary mood not only here but in Europe and the developing world, the postcolonial world, is a sense of displacement.
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Action like this creates, well, reaction — and reactionary movements.
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But every reactionary has an equal and opposite ... re-reaction?
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All of these decisions inspired vitriol from reactionary video gamers.
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Under a more reactionary government, censors might have banned Telegram.
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They are sudden, swift and often come off as reactionary.
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And pessimism makes possible all sorts of nostalgic, reactionary politics.
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Instead, it has become reactionary, incapable of addressing today's problems.
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Social history can include heroes without devolving to reactionary apologetics.
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Reactionary business sectors incited fears of expropriation and capital flight.
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A Who's Who of the most reactionary evangelicals in America.
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Right now, she seems to be in a reactionary place.
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But USA Today is far from a reactionary leftist operation.
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In another movie, this divide might seem reductive, even reactionary.
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" "I think what they did is wrong, it was reactionary.
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And he is right about the reactionary opposition to Roosevelt.
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The ugly reactionary tide has not yet run its course.
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But Reconstruction would topple in the face of reactionary violence.
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Still, Trump has reconciled reactionary politics with male sexual license.
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It happens to be a cramped, reactionary and racial story.
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Opinion Life on the defensive can curdle into reactionary politics.
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TIM POOL, JOURNALIST: I think the group is kind of reactionary.
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But superheroes struggle to address the political ascendancy of reactionary authoritarianism.
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In popularising the Middle Ages, are medievalists feeding a reactionary impulse?
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Eisner himself would soon be shot dead by a reactionary nationalist.
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Both wars are consistent with a reactionary view of U.S. interests.
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The group's strategy is not as reactionary as it may seem.
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It is the Remain team that has ended up looking reactionary.
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It's understandable that we would be living in a reactionary moment.
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When did the left become as reactionary as the alt-right?
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You see regimes that are more reactionary and defensive in nature.
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And who among these individuals was complicit in that reactionary sway?
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The key question is, what unites these reactionary movements across time?
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Their music was reactionary to the art music that preceded it.
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"I'd rather focus on building community than being reactionary," he said.
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But, we also think it's important to be visionary not reactionary.
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Like many proud and privileged failures, he succumbs to reactionary paranoia.
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Jair Bolsonaro joins the club of reactionary populists rising to power.
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Taxpayers should stay ahead of the game rather than be reactionary.
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Mr Johnson represents the same confusion of reactionary and liberal impulses.
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They don't support the reactionary agenda that President Trump has championed.
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Simplified and reactionary solutions will all but guarantee the next pandemic.
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But she still feels a bit too reactionary as a character.
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Turns out I'm totally fine with that kind of reactionary obstinance.
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He's such a mixture of pop history, philosophy, reactionary politics, hypocrisy.
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Like all reactionary, emotional assessments, this could not be more wrong.
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To say that colonization is part of civilization is not reactionary.
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Reactionary movements emerge most powerfully in periods of change and upheaval.
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But these creators are still much less powerful than their reactionary counterparts.
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He went on to run Breitbart, a reactionary and often venomous website.
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But there were also traces of it in supposedly reactionary central Europe.
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The crucial question is whether individual states can absorb these reactionary movements.
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So it's all very reactionary and rebellious, but I kind of am.
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Europe's reactionary conservatives sought to beat change back, not merely govern it.
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"We've kind of been in a reactionary mode," Beck told Phil Kollar.
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He's not even a reactionary in the best sense of the word.
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Father Coughlin and Huey Long can perhaps be forgiven: Reactionary attacks on
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More often it is a lurch to the populist and reactionary right.
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"Silk Stockings" has been criticized for its reactionary politics, sexual and otherwise.
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In fact, a certain traditionalist, reactionary and conservative approach permeated some scenes.
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Such talk is rash and silly and reactionary and almost certainly wrong.
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Scotland has forced England to manufacture a reactionary identity of its own.
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The language he uses is forceful, reactionary, and meant to draw blood.
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It's a reactionary move that typically overstates the nature of the threat.
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In general, constant improvements should trump tests that block quick reactionary changes.
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At one point, the reactionary pundit Ann Coulter stopped by their table.
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The trolls had flooded social networks, spouting racist, misogynistic, and reactionary rhetoric.
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"There are others who are just, you know, reactionary beasts," he said.
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Not nihilistic, exactly, but melancholic, resigned, and sometimes susceptible to reactionary politics.
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One has to peel back those layers instead of merely being reactionary.
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Is nationalism necessarily reactionary and tribal, or can it be more inclusive?
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This is the first time I've thought of myself as a reactionary.
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Amy blossoms from reactionary villain to a thoughtful observer and keen strategist.
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To call "The Highwaymen" revisionist — or even reactionary — would be an understatement.
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Behind Rubin's complaint is a common misunderstanding of what reactionary movements are.
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"Munnings stood for everything that was reactionary in that speech when, in fact, he wasn't as reactionary as perhaps he thought he was," Malcolm Cormack, who once served as curator at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, said.
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Balgord also noted that Facebook's latest ban is reactionary, rather than being proactive.
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The political continuum from left to right is: radical, liberal, moderate, conservative, reactionary.
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Together they form a reactionary front capable of influencing the country's geopolitical outlook.
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But it does also make Spain's descent into reactionary Italy-style stagnation improbable.
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It is far more reactionary than any other party represented in the Lords.
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The reactionary politics of the online campaign are explicit, disturbing, and wholly unsurprising.
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Especially in initial stages, there's all sort of reactionary advice that comes out.
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The idea that this is fatal to national security is sensational and reactionary.
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Of course, Trump likes torture not because it's effective but because it's reactionary.
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It really felt like you couldn't disagree without being branded as a reactionary.
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"The betrayal of elites is the linchpin of every reactionary story," Lilla writes.
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But his namastes provide cover for a reactionary campaign to transform the country.
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Is he right or left, progressive or reactionary, or beyond the old categories?
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Progressives absolutely need to relentlessly hammer — and defeat — their reactionary, immoral healthcare agenda.
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" The other justification Republicans offer is what John Kenneth Galbraith called "reactionary Keynesianism.
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Today, the mainstream of conservative Catholicism is not reactionary and not remotely Trumpian.
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The politics of the Envoys in the show are reactionary and anti-technology.
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We must mobilize the American people to defeat Trump's right-wing, reactionary nominee.
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There's nothing worse than books for young people that are preachy or reactionary.
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"The betrayal of élites is the linchpin of every reactionary story," Lilla writes.
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But today, some view UC Berkeley as a bastion of reactionary political correctness.
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" That view led him to condemn "the reactionary callousness of the institutional factor.
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His proposed policy on trade is reactionary, as is his statement on trade wars.
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There is never just one reactionary movement on the way in the internet age.
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Citizens risk entering a vicious circle where reactionary politics are easier to go through.
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Trump and Mr. Bannon care about one thing: They want a divided, reactionary Europe.
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We're very prone to be reactionary… Mr Curtis: Why are we prone to that?
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Old people might vote for more reactionary parties; they also tend to be happier.
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This might all sound a bit backward-looking: reactionary chic rather than radical chic.
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This meant that liberalism became associated with conservatism, with an intolerant, reactionary right wing.
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So the unrest this creates complicates things and creates favorable conditions for reactionary politics.
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Yet doing so would aggravate regional factionalism and stoke reactionary politics on the right.
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The reactionary sees the past in all its splendor and wants to relive it.
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How exactly does one become an emotionally competent and reactionary 3D avatar of oneself?
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In many ways it is not a revolutionary power but a deeply reactionary one.
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Reactionary policies to specific threats as they emerge, such as ISIS, do not work.
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Ammons's poems from the late sixties and the seventies sometimes strike a reactionary tone.
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But while reactionary thought is prone to real wickedness, it also contains real insights.
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This thinking leads directly to the ideal reactionary climate policy: all adaptation, no mitigation.
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With its competition in mind, Victoria's Secret's latest campaign appears reactionary rather than revolutionary.
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I've been trying to work through all those plays so they're kind of reactionary.
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And yet it was hard to think of Joe Crowley as a reactionary ogre.
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Canada has already experienced a decade of media bashing, reactionary policy, attacks on science,
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"The app is not just reactionary," Manuel Castro, the executive director of NICE, said.
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She also wants the site to become newsier, and more reactionary to current events.
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Similarly: Is YouTube reflecting a rise in reactionary politics, enabling it or creating it?
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Putin proposes replacing it with the Alliance of Authoritarian and Reactionary States, or AARS.
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This is extraordinarily reactionary stuff, but not especially political in the sense of electioneering.
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At Berkeley I'm a right-wing reactionary who wants to bring back the patriarchy.
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Reactionary politics feed on cultural despair; the right is usually happy to look backward.
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Severe consequences are appropriate, but reactionary — always coming after numerous consumers have been bilked.
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What I found was far more nuanced than the easy storyline of reactionary fervor.
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This made even the relatively mild rule of Louis-Philippe feel oppressive and reactionary.
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Country music's reputation as a reactionary soundtrack doesn't hold up on close scrutiny either.
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The alt-right hope their reactionary ideas will grow dominant through their self-created static.
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And those troops react to disappointment by embracing an ever more reactionary brand of radicalism.
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The real question is whether the Liberals' reactionary stance on climate-change survives the election.
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They wanted art-house films, ugly dark elitist stuff, and mocked his work as reactionary.
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This takes a boldness, and willingness to favor quality over the voices of the reactionary.
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Europe is in need of a scolding, too, for its reactionary attitude to genetic engineering.
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WILLIAMS: But I mean, so much of this is kind of reactionary, if you will.
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Viewed through the reactionary lens of a post-political correctness world, Seinfeld is a travesty.
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Planned hits, tweets, tv bookings and other work will limit the need for reactionary efforts.
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When Valve does curate or moderate, it's almost always a reactionary response to a scandal.
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Mao vilified the sage as a reactionary, but Communist Party leaders have since rehabilitated him.
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But, Quantico did prove how easily fear can turn into dangerously reactionary and prejudiced policies.
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He is the author of The Reactionary Mind: Conservatism From Edmund Burke to Sarah Palin.
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Is there competition in this reactionary apparel space to be the first or the cheapest?
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His victory would be an important step forward in fighting back against Trump's reactionary agenda.
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Mr Zygar portrays Mr Putin as a reactionary tactician rather than a nefarious grand strategist.
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I mean, every festering fear on the reactionary right is crammed into that one article!
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A reactionary hyper-vigilance could put a stop to their fun like a record scratch.
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In fact, it cemented our national paranoia and sense of victimhood, always a reactionary consciousness.
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Yu argued that this was a reactionary position that violated Mao's teachings and Marxist theory.
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" She added, "The reactionary nature of discrimination and oppression forces you back into a spiral.
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Their reactionary policies to specific threats as they emerge, such as ISIS, do not work.
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Government and industry cannot afford to take a reactionary approach when it comes to cybersecurity.
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McCarran was dead, but the reactionary stalwart James Eastland of Mississippi now held his chairmanship.
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Critics have characterized the Black Lives Matter movement as reactionary, lacking in leadership and direction.
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I think our approach to songwriting is very primitive and reactionary, there is no predestination.
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This general anxiety results in a reactionary "blaming" of public figures for their own deaths.
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This is all reactionary emoting by a man of poor character, one addicted to affirmation.
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It returns now as identity politics, which is reactionary reversion to the pre-modern world.
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Of course, Trump's reactionary politics do little or nothing for his white blue-collar constituency.
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Perhaps most importantly, she battles her own worst tendencies to be reactionary and extreme herself.
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How could one party be both so reactionary and so progressive at the same time?
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To assert one's inner life in a time of reactionary politics is a radical act.
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Also, reactionary adults tend to become upset when young people investigate a controversial current issue.
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These days, the whole idea of Western civ is assumed to be reactionary and oppressive.
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The reactionary thinks of the past in all its splendor, and he, too, is electrified.
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But in the wake of the allegation against him, his reactionary side seemed to expand.
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As a consequence, they are far less interested in accommodating attitudes they see as reactionary.
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The problem is, all Taylor's examples are of the GOP getting more reactionary over time.
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We can see this ethos, too, in a number of reactionary and right-leaning movements today.
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The campaign also brought into the open anti-Semitic rhetoric and reactionary talk about race relations.
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Trump is good and bad -- whether your political beliefs are progressive, conservative, reactionary, moderate or radical.
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Those fighting against inequality, sexism, racism and xenophobia face an entrenched and increasingly emboldened reactionary opposition.
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Stephen Bannon, boss of Breitbart News, a reactionary news website, is the billionaire's campaign chief executive.
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Cerrone opened the bout by ducking under Cote's first punches and hitting a perfect reactionary takedown.
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Instead of being more reactionary to a disaster, community leaders are starting to plan to ahead.
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They are instead interested in enforcing their own reactionary views with regard to women and sex.
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Ms Vasilieva, a historian specialising in the Russian Orthodox church, presents herself as an unabashed reactionary.
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But inequality, reactionary nationalism and mistrust of democratic institutions are problems shared across the developed world.
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Not just because of how his reactionary politics will shape the court, though they undoubtedly will.
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For all his flaws, Rubio has generally avoided capitalizing on this specific kind of reactionary ignorance.
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I'm struck by the role of narrative in your broader accounts of revolutionary and reactionary orientations.
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For all the criticism heaped at the USGA for being "reactionary", it faces a tough task.
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What happened Monday was horrific, yet another disgusting act intended to make us fearful and reactionary.
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"The government is threatening hard-won peace with their pact with the reactionary DUP," McClean wrote.
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Maréchal-Le Pen's CPAC spotlight is a sign that the reactionary international is alive and well.
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A revolutionary-minded racial politics that produces a reactionary white racial politics will always be frustrated.
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It has been called "extremely reactionary" and "hip, current, but morally and politically vacant" on Twitter.
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The senile, reactionary elder who's the target of Silicon Valley's youth bias is a straw man.
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A truly reactionary vision has to reject more than just the Great Society or Roe v.
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And it was, superficially, but a deeper conflict revealed itself, pitting reactionary conservatism against democratic socialism.
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The more serious problem is today's pervasive and self-reinforcing pessimism, which feeds the reactionary impulse.
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Phyllis Schlafly, a traditional-values reactionary, once framed her anxiety as a matter of bathroom safety.
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It didn't take long, either, for the most toxic, reactionary, obvious racism and contempt to surface.
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Ballet tends to be the most orthodox of the art forms, and often the most reactionary.
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The reactionary imagination is, if anything, especially inclined to the backward-looking creation of ideal societies.
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The pot of opposing opinions is stirred by Chris and reactionary members of his extended family.
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They can be exhausted by uninspired overuse, go out of fashion or be judged hopelessly reactionary.
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Whether you vote Republican or Democratic, it does not make any difference, you are voting reactionary.
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Guha is at pains to refute Arundhati Roy's dismissal of Gandhi as a reactionary on caste.
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Trump and his advisers have used the crisis to try to invigorate his reactionary nationalist vision.
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"The Fed likes to be proactive, but it's reactionary," said Diane Swonk, CEO of DS Economics.
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This is a measure of success given how reactionary so many of his pronouncements have been.
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But economists warn that any bump in growth could be short-lived and trigger reactionary pressures.
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However, the struggle remains to fight the bigoted, reactionary, intolerant ideology that got her this far.
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It is reactionary, but then it is precisely older, foundational things that today's liberalism has lost.
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Like finding stillness and becoming less reactionary and being able to not lash out at people.
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The danger, though, is that the reconstructions of his narratives are almost always flawed and reactionary.
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It means being angry when you should be, but not consenting to be reactive, or reactionary.
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She calls him a reactionary who uses fear and the fantasy of a time that never was.
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Arresting a doctor and a junior staff member for negligence seems harsh, and even a bit reactionary.
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In discussing the league's lack of balls, people like Gibbons cite MLB's tendency toward reactionary rule changes.
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But then on the inverse, I see my sister turning into a mother and doing things reactionary.
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Liberalism has been presented as being identical to conservatism, yet more reactionary, like a mask for exploitation.
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Also prone to making racially insensitive and Islamophobic remarks, he makes the reactionary Mr Sessions seem moderate.
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Salafism's fatal combination of retrograde thinking, reactionary dictates, and revolutionary violence is the very essence of fascism.
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Through his polemical and controversial statements, Trump mobilized some of the most reactionary elements of the electorate.
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But the revolutionary fervor has given way to something equally potent, what Lilla calls the reactionary spirit.
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But the nostalgic reactionary shares the picture of the revolutionary that somehow history has twisted human nature.
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I thought he was prone to some reactionary opinions, but he seemed to be an OK guy.
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"The union movement today is the last line of resistance to the reactionary corporate agenda," Sanders said.
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Put another way, Williamson excels at the sort of reactionary meanness that has long dominated conservative punditry.
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We cannot let politicians use the protests as an excuse to back reactionary "law and order" measures.
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Private markets Private markets have been a player in disaster financing in both reactionary and strategic ways.
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Traders are desperate for signs of progress, and have been highly reactionary to news of further escalation.
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The wall's main goal is to serve as a physical manifestation of the president's reactionary white nationalism.
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Be proactive and make a plan: Most people tend to view healthcare as a reactionary, transactional expense.
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Chavchavadze prevailed, and, for many years, Jorjadze lingered in the Georgian consciousness as a tutting bourgeois reactionary.
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I think we were forced into a reactionary position because punks, like everyone else, didn't like us.
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It is tempting in a hyper-responsive and reactionary world to take a data point and extrapolate.
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The blackpill is an extreme and crudely worked out version of this much more pervasive reactionary impulse.
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The paranoid, racist and apocalyptic ramblings of Mr. Manson are the DNA of the reactionary alt-right.
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The soul singer Leon Bridges began his career with a retro musical style that seemed almost reactionary.
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In case you're wondering, my opinions are just as conservative, reactionary and antediluvian as they've always been.
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Reactionary stories always begin with a happy, well-ordered state where people willingly shared a common destiny.
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Two years later, when Genet again entered the US illegally, the reactionary winds were blowing even stronger.
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Which is, in a sense, entirely understandable: Those politics were frequently racist and anti-Semitic, the reactionary style gave aid and comfort not only to fascism but to Hitler, and in the American context the closest thing to a reactionary order was the slave-owning aristocracy of the South.
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The president's response to the latest attacks was what we've come to expect: impulsive, reactionary, and counter-productive.
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"Birth of a Nation" transformed Nat Turner into a reactionary, angry slave out to avenge his wife's rape.
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If Trump doesn't win tonight, the victor will almost certainly be Ted Cruz—an equally reactionary political figure.
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The well of reactionary rage is deep and seems unlimited, and the backlash will be fierce and ugly.
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Nuance, rather than reactionary populism, was crucial in building and sustaining resilience in the UK after that attack.
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Beijing especially has tended to take a more reactionary approach to regulating fast-growing industries such as technology.
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But more than that, Buffett is basically suggesting that investors should generally be wary of being too reactionary.
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Arguably the most reactionary member of the Court, Thomas is also, according to Robin, a bundle of contradictions.
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He's reactionary and unsubtle, constantly fazed by the slightest of insults and addicted to all forms of attention.
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The last question about Shitpostradamus's chart is whether that center circle, the "upcoming reactionary movement," is still upcoming.
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The data collected by the TerraSentia is changing breeding from a reactionary process into a more predictive one.
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Meanwhile, to the east, Hungary has gone straight to the reactionary nationalist right with barely a latitudinarian moment.
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Many companies boast reactionary and retrospective improvements, to boost ethics and transparency in products already on the market.
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The 1990s work of D'Souza's reactionary defenders like Eugene Genovese and Woodward, however, has fared less well. 16.
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There's always a reactionary movement away from that, and Trump has given that feeling a name: immigrants, Muslims.
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HUAC may have started as anti-Nazi but quickly became a reactionary institution used to punish political dissent.
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Some Republicans said the policy did not go far enough, while Democrats charged the roll back as reactionary.
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The world being what it is, people who have reactionary tendencies just can't stop themselves from mouthing off.
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People are in a reactionary place and it is dangerous for politicians to put out these unfounded statements.
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Describing that kind of platform as "centrist" is both inaccurate and a gift to reactionary forces in society.
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It's a good line; its reactionary tone mirrors the attitudes both of white evangelicalism and the Republican Party.
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But the presidency includes daunting issues such as organized crime, emigration, corruption, trade and a reactionary U.S. leadership.
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Judging by the early commentary, many are eager to blame the Leave result on reactionary, anti-immigrant bigotry.
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However, such purely reactionary measures only have limited success and can restrict the potential benefits of commercial drones.
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His reactionary ministers retorted that any version of a liberal democratic order would inevitably bring on social revolution.
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The dynamic is the same: Activism against sexual harassment makes strides, and the reactionary Times op-eds follow.
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In the context of a film in the theatrical market, the condemnation can't help but carry reactionary implications.
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N.M.: Here I want to distinguish between two figures: the protester and the reactionary (meant literally, not pejoratively).
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The U.S. and our global partners should adopt a two-tiered preparedness strategy: proactive research and reactionary response.
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"Any movement that is more reactionary than forward-thinking is built on a house of cards," Prior said.
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This book's first chapters consider in turn Franz Rosenzweig, Eric Voegelin and Leo Strauss as exemplary reactionary scholars.
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"Just apologize and say that was reactionary and please forgive me and then let it be," said Gottsman.
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Within the space of a decade and a half, Hefner went from being a radical to a reactionary.
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We're living in a world of clickbait, social media, and we're in a hyperbolic reactionary state of victimhood.
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The film is an invaluable look at how reactionary forces take power to fight progress, step by step.
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The multiculturalist mind-set values racial, gender and ethnic identities and regards national identities as reactionary and exclusive.
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But the policy changes are largely reactionary, coming after numerous problems at Airbnb party houses over the years.
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One way to understand the rise of reactionary populism today is as the revenge of sovereignty on government.
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The NYT's John Hermann sees the political context — Kjellberg as a populist reactionary in an internet nation-state.
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"We seek radical transformation, not reactionary reform," Michaela Brown, a spokeswoman for Baltimore Bloc, said in a statement.
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As I said earlier, reactionary movements begin with hostility to established elites, as counterintuitive as that may sound.
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Tell me more about that, do you think a lot of black art is too reactionary to struggle?
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Goaded by Dick Young, a reactionary columnist for The Daily News, Grant sent Seaver into exile in Cincinnati.
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Totally lacking in bodily flow, it's difficult to take it seriously as a piece of reactionary, improvisational choreography.
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But for most South Africans the club was seen as the reactionary lair of a racist business elite.
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They are compulsively reactionary, defining themselves in opposition to liberalism — or, that is, to their caricature of it.
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After the incident in Poland, Bonnell's views began to shift from a reactionary libertarianism toward more liberal terrain.
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"I came to open dialogue," Ciabottonia said, adding that calling for a ban on bump stocks was reactionary.
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Bottazzi said the reactionary nature of this funding is one of her biggest concerns for future vaccine development.
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"FedEx is a little more reactionary rather than proactive," Seaport Global managing director Kevin Sterling told Business Insider.
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But what has really set off reactionary anti-liberals has been the state enforcement of liberal social mores.
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The reactionary outlook of these institutions is evident in the fact that operas by female composers remain unusual.
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The president, channeling his hero Andrew Jackson, continues to champion a particularly virulent form of reactionary white majoritarianism.
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My guess is that there are dynamics on the reactionary right that will crack under different political structures.
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Perhaps nowhere is the Petersonian aesthetic of transgressive traditionalism more apparent than in certain corners of the reactionary internet.
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I am making an ephemeral, intuitive, and reactionary drawing or painting, it just happens to be on someone's face.
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It's not like the '50s, so this reactionary stuff going on just caught a lot of people by surprise.
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It's also reactionary and a little tasteless, sure, but the alternative is sitting through the next four years alone.
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And while I've always been a Sansa stan, I appreciate Arya's reactionary attitude and understand where it comes from.
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To prosper in this world reactionary nationalism no longer needed the bedmates with whom it had been tucked up.
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How do you distinguish between populism and reactionary conservatism on the one hand and actual fascism on the other?
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The alt-right, short for "alternative right," is a loose group espousing a provocative and reactionary strain of conservatism.
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She stands to benefit from the broader success of reactionary books (by authors such as Eric Zemmour) and journals.
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He's more of a reactionary guy and he'll try to follow Hillary and I think she'll eat him up.
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It would behoove us to get over this outdated and reactionary idea that all genetically modified crops are bad.
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Do you see Donald Trump as a fascist or an opportunist who latched onto a wave of reactionary politics?
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Although the film doesn't fully contextualize the movement and its reactionary roots, the scene captures a sense of dread.
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Its decisions have to be vetted by the Council of Guardians—the reactionary grandees who disqualified so many moderates.
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Both Republican voters and elected officials have become increasingly conservative, even reactionary and nativist, in the past several decades.
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"It was really pleasant to see that folks were less reactionary and more responsive to the data," says Birsic.
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"Progressive movements must ensure that they do not respond to the reactionary right in a similar manner," Mondon said.
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It will sap their willingness to support reactionary change and deprive the Trump administration of any semblance of legitimacy.
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" This aligns with Goldberg's observation, from a liberal perspective, that "Trump has reconciled reactionary politics with male sexual license.
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While some cannot see the China threat, others fixate on reactionary solutions to individual issues, missing the bigger picture.
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There is a cosmic irony to the reactionary Bolsonaro being inaugurated on the sixtieth anniversary of the Cuban Revolution.
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Given Mr. Stillman's reactionary reputation, not to mention his loquaciousness, it's surprising how enthusiastic he is about that medium.
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Historians see in Mr. Trump's candidacy the winding together of different strains in reactionary politics under a single banner.
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Moreover, the laws have been reactionary – rather than visionary – resulting in competing concerns and duplicative audit and enforcement procedures.
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Scott Walker try to sell Republicans on a dangerously reactionary senator as an improvement over a dangerously ignorant businessman.
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The defining quality of Trump's first year in office is that everything was a muddled mess of reactionary noise.
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They've positioned themselves at the forefront of the league's reactionary movement: support the flag, support the troops, no exceptions!
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Given the evidence thus far, Trump's administration promises a reactionary lurch in policy accompanied by historic corruption and incompetence.
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Over the years, regulation has been reactionary and generally up for grabs, on both the city and county level.
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Let's focus on the word "reactionary," because this is what has stirred a lot of criticism of your book.
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Together, they created a smash-mouth version of conservatism that married plutocracy with populism, reactionary politics with showbiz values.
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They're supposed to be reactionary and creatively static, to play the role that was written for them decades ago.
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The reactionary, poorly planned travel ban has left thousands of travelers at ORD forced into even greater health risk.
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"The state of the pandemic is evolving on an hourly basis, resulting in a highly reactionary environment," Shreve said.
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The problem is that the Republican Party, as opposed to the base, wants more than his fiery, reactionary language.
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My faith compels me to challenge the way reactionary conservatives have hijacked our faith to serve their narrow interests.
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Well, you did say women of color should emulate this incredibly caustic, reactionary talking head on Glenn Beck's network.
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I am a climate denier only because I oppose most government reactionary policies that seek to hold back evolution.
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In contrast to what the reactionary Keynesian would have us believe, men of great wealth aren't really all that.
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In Istanbul, the sultan succeeded in using French military advisers to reform the army and destroy the reactionary Janissaries.
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" Sanders said during the debate Tuesday night that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE was a "reactionary racist.
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This explains the strangely exhilarating despair that courses through reactionary literature and political rhetoric, the palpable sense of mission.
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The story the reactionary left tells itself begins with the revolutions of centuries past, the uprisings, the general strikes.
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Reactionary bloodlust hasn't been working out so well lately (see also: Daryl's punch of Negan; Richard's woes; Carl's capture).
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But I think just setting those things up at the beginning, rather than doing it in a reactionary way.
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But life on the defensive can also foster a kind of ideological contrarianism that can curdle into reactionary politics.
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That means not wasting tax dollars on a reactionary approach to public safety that negatively impacts families and communities.
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It's to shroud an ambiguous, even reactionary agenda under a superficial commitment to social justice and moderate, incremental change.
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Halfway through Perestroika, the second of Angels' two plays, the titular Angel delivers her furious, reactionary epistle to Prior.
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If you spend much time listening to the reactionary right, you find that line cuts across social justice issues.
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It's his affective and emotional approach, together with his reactionary stance on identity issues, that binds his supporters together.
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In a primary campaign that's been defined by reactionary, anti-government politics, this came as a welcome blow for sanity.
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But as is the case with airline safety regulations, rules developed in response to calamity aren't bad because they're reactionary.
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Even before the Porter scandal, Kelly was involved in several incidents that suggested he held some reactionary views about women.
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It was so reactionary, like 'Oh, you stayed up all night to get this one out huh, Mr. [Peter] Debruge?
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The left — and worse, some on the right — had started to condemn the new conservative energy as reactionary and racist.
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Poland's Law and Justice Party is only one of many such reactionary movements that have cropped up in mature democracies.
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IF HE had intended to clip President Hassan Rouhani's wings, Iran's reactionary supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, will be disappointed.
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The alt-right is a reactionary conservative movement that emerged from the deepest and weirdest depths of Reddit and 4chan.
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In first-past-the-post electoral systems like Britain's and America's, the reactionary nationalists have taken over parties from within.
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Burkean conservatives are not the only enemies of reactionary nationalism; it is opposed by liberals and the left as well.
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In the same way all reactionary thought pines to return to some better epoch past—when, specifically, was America great?
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As Wired reports it's a perfect encapsulation of why technical illiteracy, combined with reactionary politics, is so dangerous in Congress.
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Mr Díaz-Canel, an engineer by training, has sent mixed signals about whether he is a reformer or a reactionary.
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The reactionary and radical '80s are being celebrated at an Upper East Side institution, the Kips Bay Decorator Show House.
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HB 2628, the voter suppression measure, was the apex of a reactionary effort to re-make North Carolina's state government.
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Galtung warned that during this phase of decline, the US was likely to go through a phase of reactionary "fascism".
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Chandler's reactionary head movement and speed based striking game made him easier to hit and evade as the rounds progressed.
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And it is true that Mr Khan has links to certain reactionary Muslims, some of whom have expressed extremist views.
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In the video, shown on a state-run website, he was called a reactionary aligned with foreign forces, he said.
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The extreme elements of liberalism, such as socialism, pander to a base very similarly to the reactionary forms of conservatism.
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Over the last several years, we have relied exclusively on reactionary, urgency driven, blame game, one size fits all approaches.
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If Hillary Clinton fails to realize that it is no longer "the economy, stupid," a second reactionary victory might occur.
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Jock culture remains relatively reactionary, but even the N.F.L. is having its Black Lives Matters moment, thanks to Colin Kaepernick.
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The civil rights leader would be demanding that legislators take a stand against the reactionary policies of the current President.
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Instead of making the brand appear with the times, the move appears reactionary in the wake of Razek's original comments.
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Among its many reactionary policies, the Trump administration has shown a blatant disregard for environmental protection and established climate science.
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Indiana and Arkansas were embarrassed into retreating, changing the laws they had just passed to avoid being tarred as reactionary.
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It's been a very reactionary year when it comes to the Muslim ban, immigration, the list goes on and on.
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Voting is an American value, and one that faces a frontal assault from the most reactionary forces in our country.
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Despite Mitchell's reactionary aggression, he's also a bit of a softie, and starts crying more than once during the movie.
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In adherence to the reactionary religious ideology it embraces, the government has allowed the prophet's house to fall into decrepitude.
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She may be positioning herself to the right to deflect more harsh challenges from the reactionary Maine governor, Paul LePage.
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" In the same piece, his novel was dismissed as "a malicious squib," a "low-grade reactionary hackwork" and "political slander.
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In that, reactionary Catholic conservatives like Douthat and sex-positive feminists like Amia Srinivasan are actually on the same page.
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To acknowledge that most people are bad at what they haven't spent years learning to do feels undemocratic, even reactionary.
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This kind of storytelling necessarily involves an ambivalent look backward; fantasy is caricatured as nostalgic and reactionary for a reason.
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Beginning in the 1980s, Bellow's seeming endorsement of reactionary positions in the culture wars made him something of a pariah.
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Flashbacks have provided some clues: A reactionary ideologue in the years before the coup, she argued passionately for compulsory childbearing.
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She and Jon Snow shared a special relationship in the early days, and both seem fueled by a reactionary temperament.
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This climate of alarm has been tremendously useful to reactionary nationalists looking to seal off borders and routes of migration.
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The plan, which one opponent in Parliament decried as "reactionary," has already provoked the longest transportation strike in French history.
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But the Federal Theater Project, under nearly constant fire from reactionary politicians, had often been criticized for promoting leftist politics.
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The political views of the Péladans were thoroughly reactionary; they disdained democracy and called for the restoration of the monarchy.
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Over time, he grew into an unlikely, disorienting and insistently unserious political identity: He became YouTube's very own populist reactionary.
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"The militancy of his nostalgia is what makes the reactionary a distinctly modern figure, not a traditional one," he adds.
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It's clear that I was the one who was truly out of touch and my response was reactionary and condescending.
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He's met students who support Mr. Trump "because it's cool to be hyper-reactionary, it makes them different," he said.
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One's heart sinks with every mention of "nowadays," a sure signal that a reactionary opinion is about to be aired.
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"People have been feeling sort of reactionary at the idea of safer spaces and at being called out," Muir says.
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But, if we are to defeat Mr. Trump, we must do more than focus on his personality and reactionary policies.
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It's reactionary in the sense that it's a reaction to the rising identity politics of the left and of minorities.
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Generally I am not a reactionary person, but prefer to focus on creating the world I want to live in.
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Whenever the United States has faced significant demographic or cultural changes, it has always resulted in some kind of reactionary backlash.
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Reactionary anti-encryption measures like the proposed Feinstein-Burr bill show the danger of legislation based in fear rather than facts.
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Past Attorney General Eric Holder has condemned Sessions' reactionary policy of criminalizing bud, saying widespread incarceration is both ineffective and unsustainable.
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Lane was immersed in the digital chaos of reactionary culture and politics that has become an inescapable part of American life.
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But now Graham has officially made it the text: Voting "yes" on Kavanaugh is the battle cry of the reactionary man.
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It also said unidentified "enemy" and "reactionary" forces were using cyber space to call for protests and incite riots and terrorism.
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The presidency may be out of reach, but Trump could create a reactionary splinter party organized by the expansion of Brietbart.
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At the time, it was believed to a reactionary movement against the growing and equally heinous "organize by color" bookshelf aesthetic.
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Some "reactionary" countries in the region had tried to block the nuclear agreement, he said, hinting at Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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I spoke with Browning about the alt-right and the broader wave of reactionary politics rolling across Europe and North America.
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But a lot of these white nationalist groups have not only conservative but weirdly reactionary notions about what women 'should' do.
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In Vanity Fair last year, Joanna Robinson succinctly summed up a lot of the backlash, from the reasonable to the reactionary.
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Given China's declining birth rate and the Chinese government's reactionary policies, this totalitarian theory isn't so far out of the realm.
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The ideology is "a heavily ironic mix of garden-variety white supremacy and neo-reactionary movements," with a fixation on masculinity.
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Comics have always been reactionary and timely and political; they have always served as thinly-veiled commentary on society at large.
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It's a memorable moment, because too often parody can mask deeply conservative and reactionary attitudes in the person, not the character.
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She researches far-right online subcultures and celebrities, and is the author of Alternative Influence: Broadcasting the Reactionary Right on YouTube.
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"The market right now is just very reactionary," said Walter Todd, chief investment officer with Greenwood Capital in Greenwood, South Carolina.
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"It was a fink magazine," he wrote to Bell, meaning that it drew from reactionary thinkers and produced poor quality work.
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Today, online misinformation, hate speech, and propaganda are seen as the front line of a reactionary populist upsurge threatening liberal democracy.
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One Iranian general, Mohammad Pakpour, said the rebels were supported by "reactionary states," a label Iran uses for Persian Gulf kingdoms.
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Jung, Campbell, and Eliade believed that mythology contained the core truths of human culture, and shared an affinity for reactionary politics.
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Moore's Christianity is as reactionary as his Alabama; Jones, with his civil rights background and his mainline Methodism, is the opposite.
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One need not agree with Williamson's prescriptions, but to slur her politics as inherently "reactionary" is to misapprehend the Spiritualist tradition.
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Its backdrop includes Occupy Wall Street, insipid pop singers and a reactionary, revolver-carrying Wyoming governor ready to run for president.
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It is odd that the 76-year-old Biden feels compelled to reminisce about long-dead 1970s reactionary senators like Eastland.
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This cross-promotion of ideas forms a broader "reactionary" position: a general opposition to feminism, social justice, or left-wing politics.
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"We seek radical transformation, not reactionary reform," Michaela Brown, communications director of Baltimore Bloc, another participating group, said in a statement.
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This can (and probably will) be read as reactionary, a holdout against attempts to accommodate the rights of non-binary people.
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In the wake of waning political support for climate action, climate policies may become a target of reactionary forms of populism.
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While all this seems to have pushed Travis toward a reactionary stance, trolling the liberal establishment, Leibovich's response is more wistful.
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Keeping in mind this is a reactionary list, and that I needed to do something, we're replacing St. Louis with Washington.
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His victory is right now, and those reactionary forces that crossed the Atlantic to make it happen might start heading home.
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Still, the prevailing image Saturday was that of a faceless and contingent crowd—seething, reactionary, and detached from any preexisting demands.
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The case shows just how fatal the combination of rash, reactionary social media use and an emotionally charged atmosphere can be.
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In the contemporary climate of instant managerial sackings and hugely reactionary football opinion, teams are – more than ever – terrified to lose.
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I think we need a rule about how many reactionary macho Americans can be allowed to go abroad at one time.
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It was also an outright and increasing amplification of a reactionary white male victimization syndrome that has consumed modern American conservatism.
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One New York critic described these people as being the reactionary, puritanical, rigid types who drive artists away from the Midwest.
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Corbett realized that through constant movement, rather than reactionary evasions, he could make himself a far more difficult man to hit.
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It was Harry Truman, after all, who purged purported communists from the federal government long before McCarthy became a reactionary hero.
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Finally, an outright rejection by liberals would give Mr. Trump cover for more reactionary or extreme immigration measures down the line.
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But Mr. Sessions — a devout reactionary on matters of criminal justice — never met a reform effort he didn't want to smother.
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"The reactionary, poorly planned travel ban has left thousands of travelers at ORD forced into even greater health risk," Lightfoot tweeted.
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This is the latest example of reactionary governments blaming fictional creations for societal ills in the face of real-world horrors.
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Brennan founded 8chan as a less moderated alternative to 4chan, making it a home for the reactionary Gamergate movement in 2014.
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Two of those ideas, however, have played an important role in the direction of the larger reactionary movement that Kobach leads.
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"First Blood" (1982) was a relatively thoughtful picture about a damaged Vietnam vet, but the sequels were reactionary exercises in bloodletting.
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After years of successful gender integration in the military, it would be reactionary and disruptive to reimpose the combat exclusion rule.
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Does that mean that the goose is a countercultural reactionary, hoping to disrupt this peaceful socialist village and reinstate neoliberal values?
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How Liberal Colleges Breed Conservative Firebrands Life on the defensive can make someone turn to reactionary politics, says this Opinion writer.
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This feeling, common to many Jane-ites of my acquaintance, is a reactionary frisson, not a real step away from liberalism.
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Dostoevsky — socialist, political prisoner, addicted gambler, epileptic, reactionary thinker and visionary artist — did plenty abyss-gazing and his testimony is overwhelming.
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Four Confederate monuments have been removed from their plinths in the city of New Orleans, spurring both reactionary and supportive responses.
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What risks do we run of whitewashing history when we aestheticize reactionary politics and the myth of the male "artist-genius"?
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I think what's often misunderstood about Language Writing is that it's presented as a kind of reactionary academic fact of poetry.
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But the new reactionary right is bigger than people realize and is only going to become more important in the future.
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I think this is the identity politics election and I think it is true that a lot of it is reactionary.
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Not that there's ever a good time for the political triumph of reactionary nationalism, but this is an especially bad one.
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But as multiple other social networks have demonstrated, a reactionary stance in the fight against fake activity online is an insufficient one.
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Implementing these rules may not be reactionary, but rather, tipping points seized by the league to make the game make more sense.
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"A very bad decision was made, and I think that it was a reactionary one," Robinson told Refinery29 of the election results.
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Its growth continued during the Bush years and intensified during the Obama years, part of a reactionary revolt against a black president.
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If the industry is going to move past reactionary measures and seek more preventative solutions, they need to form a united front.
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However, the lack of strategy has created a reactionary trade policy that helps no one, and we cannot negotiate trade through tweets.
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They are being repressed anew by reactionary regimes, challenged by violent jihadists and looked upon with suspicion by voters whom they failed.
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Instead, he and his party's platform have embraced the extreme policy of reactionary forces that have opposed Reconstruction since the 19th century.
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His schtick has been done better by others, and the reactionary cruelty which elicited horror now only registers as a grating hum.
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In America and much of the rest of the rich world, conservative parties have been taken over or challenged by reactionary nationalism.
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He is particularly exercised by Éric Zemmour, a reactionary essayist, and Alain Finkielkraut, a formerly left-wing philosopher turned critic of multiculturalism.
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Many disaffected voters have sought post-election consolation in the idea that Donald Trump's presidency might create a surge of reactionary work.
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North Carolina has been a testing ground for reactionary forces that want to resist a diversifying electorate and subvert democracy in America.
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Unfortunately, too many police continue to show themselves to be far more interested in reactionary defensiveness and preserving the abusive status quo.
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Once you appreciate that fact, the lesson of Trumpism becomes much scarier: We are more vulnerable than we thought to reactionary strongmen.
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Victims' rights groups say the bill is too reactionary, and that policymaking should focus on prevention, survivor support, and processing rape kits.
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These officials have often failed to properly anticipate problems and their responses have been slow, reactionary, and filled with blame and excuses.
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Similar controversies are raging within classics departments today, as those who would appropriate classicists' work to promote reactionary agendas split the field.
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"Reince was more reactionary," said a House Republican, who added the President's activities have taken on a more cogent theme and direction.
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"The progressive, inclusive and democratic national project that I represent is being halted by a powerful conservative and reactionary force," she said.
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The authorities ran a propaganda campaign to discredit the protesters, saying they were exploited by "reactionary forces" bent on overthrowing the government.
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One player, the judge of that round, selects a prompt and the other players have to offer up their best reactionary GIF.
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This is hugely problematic if you're playing a game that depends on reactionary input like, say, "Mortal Kombat 11" or "Destiny 2."
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I did get a lot of flak from people who said the book was reactionary and that it advocated catering to men.
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Europe is experiencing a reactionary lurch in which nationalists feel emboldened -- and the refugees of Syria's civil war helped make that happen.
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Advocates for legalization have been able to push their narrative precisely because government has been obstinate, reactionary, and hyperbolic with marijuana messaging.
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Indeed, his famous "Liberty Leading the People" (21848) gives a very misleading picture of his politics — unlike Courbet, he was a reactionary.
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Men, in their relationship to gender politics, are currently defined solely by feminism, toward which they can be either obsequious or reactionary.
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"It definitely feels like they're around more, paying attention more, and instead of being reactionary they are being more proactive," Blevins said.
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The Limousine Liberal is an achievement, the history of American late capitalism and the reactionary mutant populists who have come with it.
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It's turning out to be a genuinely reactionary administration led by a wannabe authoritarian who refuses to recognize constitutional checks on power.
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The crisis of the 1930s ended happily for liberalism because a reactionary imperialist withstood Adolf Hitler and a revolutionary Bolshevik crushed him.
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When fully formed, this government may well have the dubious distinction of being the most reactionary, racist government Israel has ever had.
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But Congress has watched this revolution from the sidelines, thanks to reactionary lawmakers, including Mr. Sessions when he was in the Senate.
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Nor do I think that you (or anyone) should feel forced to stay silent when others are being rude, crude, or reactionary.
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He sees the white-dominated reactionary ideology of the antebellum South not as something to condemn but as a source of inspiration.
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The Congress's reliance on reactionary upper-caste Hindus also prevented the very possibility of emancipatory politics for dalits until the early 1990s.
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It was a view diametrically opposed to that of China's most consequential revolutionary, Mao Zedong, who saw Confucius as the consummate reactionary.
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And what a profoundly influential play it turns out to be, as its performances spark rebellion against reactionary governments throughout the world.
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An argument consumed the party over whether this was a better-rounded vision of society or just the grousing of a reactionary.
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The popularity of nativist and reactionary parties in Europe has receded from its high-water mark of two or three years ago.
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The bitter irony is that it may have taken the election of a reactionary to find out if they were right. ♦
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In the rise of reactionary populism in the West, Atwood herself saw a shrinking distance between reality and the world she'd imagined.
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Flynn's Twitter feed, which had once been full of sunset photos and surf reports, turned increasingly reactionary, particularly on immigration and Islam.
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Attracted by California's climate and its reactionary political orientation, thousands of white Southerners migrated west in the decades after the Civil War.
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That moment, Kojève argued, marked the permanent triumph of the principles of the French Revolution over the reactionary forces of European royalty.
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"I think that this is reactionary," Michael Render, the Atlanta rapper and activist who goes by Killer Mike, said in an interview.
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I like the point of America, that it is diverse — not a reactionary idea of an America that happened after the fact.
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Along with the alt-right, it focused on so-called reactionary philosophy, a critique of Western democracy as it is now practiced.
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It doesn't get more reactionary than this, unless some alt-right asshole pushes for mankind to revert to single-celled organisms. 3.
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Reactionary, in this context, isn't a slur; it's a lineage, and it has a specific meaning that's useful in understanding this group.
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More controversially, some have argued that the protests represent a reactionary backlash: rich Brazilians upset that the PT has leveled Brazil's hierarchies.
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But, "The posters from the city are reactionary," he added, and not enough is being done to educate people ahead of outbreaks.
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Their new work is reactionary — crude jokes about Asian men wouldn't be out of place at a Trump rally — and it's dated.
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The view that white non-college voters who do not already vote for Democrats are hopelessly racist and reactionary is a canard.
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Though dark horse after dark horse charged into the race, none of them were able to truly split the reactionary vote with him.
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A lot of songs are written in a reactionary fashion, and it's a good thing; there's a moment when you're really feeling passion.
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In other words, it amounted to body-shaming, a form of bullying behavior characterized by hostile and/or reactionary criticism of others' bodies.
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The first issue was so reactionary, whereas now we're settling in and realizing what it's going to mean to live with this administration.
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If Cruz were to win the presidency, the reactionary wing of the Republican Party would become even more empowered than it already is.
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As Adrian Searle wrote in the Guardian, the shortlist suggests a pointed rebuke to the reactionary and isolationist thinking of Brexit-era Britain.
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It has re-energised protesters who for years have objected to reactionary initiatives on voting rights, abortion, health care and other neuralgic policies.
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The current reactionary phase may turn out to be no more than a detour on the path towards a modern, federalist nation state.
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The nations of Europe joined together long ago into a European Union; Brexit is essentially a reactionary backlash against the decline of Westphalia.
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Burkean conservatism tends to be as suspicious of reactionary change as of other sorts; tolerable in small measure, dangerous at the radical extreme.
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The reactionary right embraced resentment against "elites"—notably, in Europe, those in Brussels—and "others", as judged by race or place of origin.
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This choice isn't spurned by the Shokrani parents' resentment of their child's gender expression, but rather his father Fahir's fear of reactionary violence.
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Against the backdrop of a collapsing European Union, economic stagnation, and a massive refugee crisis, the ground is increasingly fertile for reactionary parties.
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May's premiership is on life support, her government likely to be propped up by reactionary, homophobic lawmakers of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party.
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Promoted at the top of the Moments tab, The Grammys review cues up 21277999 GIFs, videos, photos, and reactionary tweets to swipe through.
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The longing isn't reactionary but for a politics that this represented, snubbed out in the 20th century, which was oriented toward the future.
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Plucky nationalist myths and box office populism have a way of aligning, and Nolan has a track record of flirting with reactionary politics.
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So it's perhaps unsurprising that for the first decade or so of the show's existence, it espoused a rather reactionary politics around crime.
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But even where they succeed, the new orders can be worse than what preceded them, as radical and reactionary forces displace moderate ones.
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The political cohabitation of self-anointed progressives with reactionary politicians on the issue of Puerto Rico is one that deserves a closer look.
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Whereas traditional conservatives valued small government, a balanced budget, and restrained conduct in public, Palin was more impulsive, less coherent, and more reactionary.
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Others have pointed out that Quillette, which strives to be a serious journal of opinion, is merely another reactionary outlet on the right.
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With the needle of her prose, she plucks at the fabric of the university, exposing the reactionary impulses that run through American life.
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Instead, the five conservative members of the court sent a strong message: Reactionary and discriminatory policies will see new life under this court.
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Regrettably, the answers to such questions vary, but they certainly should not be reactionary and irrational, especially in an ever-increasing, global society.
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Just as the reactionary right was rising on YouTube, it was also finding ways to amplify itself inside Google's rationalist culture of debate.
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In doing so, it focuses US foreign policy around securitized, reactionary response, not prevention, and in doing so places national security at risk.
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The IT profession has evolved from being reactionary to proactive, and CIOs now have a seat at the table to drive company strategy.
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On Monday, Trump requested additional tariffs of 10 percent on another $200 billion in Chinese goods in response to reactionary tariffs from China.
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The New Deal agencies initially encountered resistance from the Supreme Court, which was then, like now, a reactionary institution that frowned on novelty.
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In India, many in the intelligentsia denounced him because they believed his politics were reactionary, that he gave cover to the Hindu right.
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He's not devoted to the First Amendment; he just likes reactionary conspiracy theorists, and appears to recognize their importance to his political prospects.
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It's nice to be one of the people who isn't reactionary, who isn't charging around and stabbing things or whatever, but remains calm.
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The university was caught in the seesaw battles waged in the Russian government between reactionary, nationalist forces and more progressive, outward-looking factions.
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It's unclear whether the jokes she makes are hereditary or reactionary; she writes about sharing some of her parents' weaknesses, fighting against others.
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It's a reactionary moment in world affairs, yet maybe, just maybe, Saudi Arabia can inch in the other direction under the crown prince.
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Giving the police more of anything — more numbers, more money, more liberties — to quell violence is still a reactionary, and thus limited, posture.
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Bernie says that he is proud of being Jewish, but there is a "reactionary racist" running Israel in the form of Benjamin Netanyahu.
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I don't think of myself as a reactionary, but one of the unintended consequences of civil rights was to create a white consciousness.
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Mass shootings typically are followed by outrage, cries for gun reform, heavy media coverage —and reactionary anger from pro-gun activists — before fading.
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"Honestly, I feel the letter is reactionary to the media storm brewing over how these things have been handled," Eckels told The Atlantic.
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Summary: Populism is a threat to the democratic world, fuel for demagogues and reactionary crowds―or so its critics would have us believe.
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Indeed, if nihilistic forms of violence are the work of a reactionary mind, part of what's required is overcoming passivity in thought. 10.
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Jemisin has been dismissed, by a minority of reactionary detractors, as a "social justice warrior," whose work advances an un-nuanced progressive politics.
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In short, there was the whole dark cloud of reactionary politics that is Donald Trump, of which male entitlement is a signal part.
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The tradition of which bullfighting is a part is deeply reactionary, and associated with some of the most shameful moments in Spanish history.
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Obviously there have been reactionary online for many years before Trump, but Trump's campaign was the moment where it all went completely mainstream.
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Sometimes the progressive, or government-good, party (Grant's Republicans) reaches out to fringe elements of the reactionary, or government-bad, party (the Democrats of his day), who are in economic distress, as in the nineteen-thirties; sometimes elements of the reactionary party reach out to former elements of the progressive party who are newly fearful of social change, as now.
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As it was in the 1970s, vanilla seems to be a reactionary term, a kind of "I know it when I see it" catchall.
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In the days that followed, I watched the deluge of reactionary podcasts roll in, but I found the urge to click "play" was fading.
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Vela and his team, for their part, have taken matters into their own hands, providing a reactionary vessel—for those who can afford it.
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Today, what we're experiencing here in North Carolina is a last-gasp, reactionary attempt to maintain a status quo that rotted away decades ago.
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Stumpf's actions so far — covering his initial response through last week's hearing before the Senate Banking Committee — have been "reactionary versus leading," Mayo wrote.
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But AMLO has also opened his tent to allies from reactionary, corporatist parts of the PRI (to which he belonged from 1976 to 1988).
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The tea party had been the first indication that the Republican Party had moved in a more rightward, rambunctious, smash-mouth and reactionary direction.
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In his mind, she had caved to a pressure campaign from reactionary groups that wanted to tar all trans people as criminal and pedophilic.
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For Powell was much more than just a racist reactionary, easy to dismiss in any debate on what an open society should look like.
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This legislation was criticized for being too severe and reactionary, but it's a perfect example of what happens when a nation feels under threat.
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Among other things, that means not cracking down on them in such a reactionary way as to make the situation worse—and more dangerous.
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It's not that it was all bad, but we allowed these drugs to get unfairly swept away by the reactionary politics of that era.
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It is part of his pitch that he represents a middle-class insurgency against an entrenched reactionary "establishment", a word he uses a lot.
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Richards isn't doing stand-up anymore, because in that moment something horrible was revealed — a racist, reactionary attitude that wasn't part of the bit.
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In response to reactionary, right wing narratives that increasingly dictate our lives, Bond centered the festival around building new narratives across all marginalized communities.
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" After the allegation became public, Ansari's comedy seemed to take a reactionary turn, as he complained about liberals on Twitter playing "Progressive Candy Crush.
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According to Zimmer, what we need now is a clear-headed debate about the pros and cons of CRISPR instead of a reactionary ban.
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And they will be downplaying the ways in which President Trump's anti-establishment, reactionary and aggressive style appeals to significant swaths of the electorate.
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The women are reactionary to the men, solely there to be fillers between drama centering around the men and their much more fulfilling lives.
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A pro-choice centrist, Specter infuriated the right by grilling President Ronald Reagan's reactionary nominee Robert Bork on abortion and ultimately voting against him.
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Going forward, Clinton will need to turn her attention to a Trump campaign that has inflamed a reactionary base with racist and sexist rhetoric.
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America has fallen under the sway of reactionary and nativist politics before, notably in the 1920s when it adopted an extremely restrictive immigration policy.
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What sort of man wanted to participate in a reactionary, retrograde institution during college—a time specifically defined by boundary busting and personal freedom?
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In his book The Reactionary Mind: Conservatism from Edmund Burke to Donald Trump, political theorist Corey Robin offers a very particular definition of conservatism.
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Some naïvely view radical Islamists as comrades in arms in the struggle against imperialism and in support of Palestinians, so they overlook reactionary views.
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It pleases me beyond measure that young people today are leading so much of the opposition to Trump, the reactionary right, and the NRA.
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Even the most established are finding themselves under challenge from xenophobic politicians exploiting fears of migrants or economic crises to advance isolationist, reactionary ideologies.
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A senior Iranian general attributed these attacks to "terrorist groups" supported by "reactionary states," a term often used in Iran to describe Saudi Arabia.
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And the currency of reactionary writing in today's France, as seen in the popularity of Éric Zemmour and Michel Houellebecq, is examined at length.
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By studying reactionary thought, the centrist or progressive — and the conservative as well — can learn something about his own failings, if not their remedy.
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"Yesterday's elections were really a referendum on the disastrous Trump administration, on his temperament, on his reactionary policies," said Sanders, speaking with Anderson Cooper.
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Alexis de Coning is a media studies doctoral student at the University of Colorado Boulder, where she investigates reactionary social movements and food politics.
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This weekend's dramatic expansion of athlete protests was reactionary, with many players feeling the need to include a new caveat that they loved America.
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But it turns out, as we're seeing in this recent drift into reactionary politics, that the struggle for basic justice is never truly finished.
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These books are emblematic of two distinct strains of political ideology that together form a new reactionary coalition: conservative nationalism and anti-PC liberalism.
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Our reporters examined how Mr. Murdoch's media outlets, which include Fox News, have promoted right-wing politics and stoked reactionary populism in recent years.
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"But I want to see more of — not reactionary, but songs that paint a vision of what we want to see happen," she says.
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Trump is not a pious man, but by destroying informal restraints on reactionary rhetoric, he's made his party hospitable to the cruelest of theocrats.
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I am terrified of his embrace of reactionary judges, destruction of climate regulations, alienation of our allies, and the list goes on and on.
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Alexander II was a liberal who had abolished serfdom and created a judicial system, although he acceded to reactionary forces in his latter years.
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Some readers will find his rhetoric perfidious and reactionary, with its dismissal of identity politics and the concomitant particulars of the African-American experience.
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The happily ever after delivered by Disney's "Maleficent" has vanished like a puff of bilious smoke, as its unhappy, reactionary sequel makes depressingly clear.
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The reactionary Keynesian believes government should put cash into the hands of the investor class because they are the most talented, visionary, and worthy.
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It has also cut itself off from intellectuals, except some reactionary thinkers, like Alain Finkielkraut, who are the French equivalent of American neo-cons.
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Sanders, who has been critical of the right-wing leader's policy toward Palestinians, described Netanyahu as "a reactionary racist who is now running" Israel.
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The new reactionary ''alternative'' movement is also keenly aware of power, but it craves it, worships it, is constantly devising plans to acquire it.
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"Those policies have their roots in racist and reactionary calculations to put blacks in place following a period of sweeping civil rights," she said.
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It treats any acknowledgment of male-female differences as reactionary while constructing an architecture of sexual identities whose complexities would daunt a medieval schoolman.
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In his interview with Reuters, Sewell said further that Tarrant's violence had caused governments to become "extremely reactionary", passing legislation "without thinking it through".
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Unfortunately, this election has been filled with the things that make reality TV so successful: name-calling, misogyny, and reactionary retribution, to name a few.
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So forgive us if this seems reactionary but: CSPAN HAS BEEN COMPROMISED, BEGIN STOCKING UP ON AMMUNITION AND WATER AND HEAD FOR THE FOREST. WOLVERINES!
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A rot has quietly spread among video gamers — a reactionary political culture from which outright white supremacist groups have begun recruiting America's men and boys.
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Financial advisors are warning investors to avoid making reactionary moves and to consider how this rapidly heating market fits in with their overall financial picture.
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His penchant for sensationalism and reactionary commentary suggests he instinctively understands how algorithms and virality work; he's a genius at igniting and sustaining news cycles.
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The Economist: Is it too cynical to suggest that a more direct relationship between citizens and policymaking would lead to a more reactionary political landscape?
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And conversely, when we denigrate pink, are we simply being reactionary, carping about an innocuous cultural trait the way radio listeners complain about vocal fry?
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But peer beneath CAIR's carefully-crafted press releases and publicity stunts and it's clear that the group's reactionary Islamist roots are as strong as ever.
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It thinks that it's the beating heart of a reactionary rebellion against the social, economic, and political constraints that most of us are living under.
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The result is a loud, manic album that's not message-based, but reactionary—a true product of the fear and anger that fueled its writing.
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He tried to outmaneuver the right wing, only to unleash a reactionary, xenophobic strain of the electorate that ended up taking control of Britain's fate.
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And yet, whenever they did fight, reactionary commentators, in both North and South, classified them as barbaric animals who needed to be caged in slavery.
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Trump's racism and anti-Muslim hatred could easily provide a basis for an reactionary politics as dangerous as anything Hoover or McCarthy were guilty of.
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Certainly Francis's inner circle regards conservative criticism of this pontificate as one with Trumpism in the United States, a variation on the same reactionary impulse.
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" Khosrowshahi also spoke out against Trump's executive order banning citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States, calling it "reactionary versus visionary.
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Those who advocate more advanced objectives can agitate and educate, but as far as countering a reactionary Republican Party nationally, they must bide their time.
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Despite this knowledge, the US has historically employed an ad hoc reactionary approach, attempting to mitigate the fallout from violent conflicts instead of preventing them.
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The second half of Lilla's book explores recent reactionary thought on both sides of the Atlantic, on the political left as well as the right.
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Market watchers expected prices to remain reactionary until OPEC's Wednesday meeting offers the market a definitive answer as to whether the cartel would make cuts.
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People on the left see fascism as the endpoint of right-wing reactionary thinking, and people on the right see fascism as nanny-state totalitarianism.
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With heavy co-pays, premiums and treatment cost, many avoid primary care altogether or opt for more reactionary treatment, leading to worse health outcomes overall.
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These things led to the emergence of a reactionary movement, namely the alt-right, and Trump was kind of the natural poster boy for that.
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He shed new and harsh light on the Bolshevik campaign against the peasantry, which, he argued, Lenin had sought to destroy as a reactionary class.
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Throughout the novel, it becomes clear that Villiers, a reactionary ultra-Catholic monarchist, is using L'Éve Future not to praise but to critique this mentality.
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Unfortunately, by ignoring rural voters until now, progressives have relinquished large swaths of our country to reactionary politicians who are putting extremist policies into place.
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But it also includes people who reject bigotry, at least in its overt forms, but whose views are still too reactionary for the conservative mainstream.
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Going back before any of this started, every and any change in policy pertaining to operator safety/well-being has been reactionary and not proactive.
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WM: There is a kind of reactionary creation of music that comes from places like women are reacting against the Bob Dylans and Rolling Stones.
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Douthat is a conservative, and so there's a temptation to treat this book as a reactionary screed, or an angry protest against the modern condition.
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And as analysts like Jonathan Chait are fond of reminding us, local governments are responsible for some of America's most reactionary and change-averse policy.
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But this irresponsibility is part of the problem: It's bred by reactionary politics and reflects a cultural norm that deserves condemnation and even criminal penalties.
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As a result, the most reactionary faction within the governing elite came to dominate after the revolution of 1905, stymieing the development of democratic reforms.
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The country needs a return to sanity, not an extremist from the idealistic far left to defeat Trump, the extremist reactionary on the far right.
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A small minority are conservative; many of them are in the closet, afraid to speak their minds for fear of being denounced as reactionary bigots.
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"Street violence and firearms crimes in this and all cities are complex issues that will not be addressed by quick fix reactionary activities," he tweeted.
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"It was really the United States which caused revolution by backing reactionary governments," he said in comments that Kennedy took as part warning, part lecture.
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The questions need to start with the Republican Party, which has provided a safe home for the reactionary brand of politics that Donald Trump champions.
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But it says something about the nature of nationalism that its most frequent and forceful manifestations are often reactionary, often tribal, and yes, often racist.
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The play and film, "Inherit the Wind," cast his somewhat fictionalized character as a crabbed, narrow-minded, reactionary fundamentalist, standing in the way of change.
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If it had an afterlife, it was in the reactionary, pseudo-Victorian housing developments that have been ringing our cities for the last several decades.
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Within the first week of Mr. Bolsonaro's presidency, the same investors and military officers who celebrated a reactionary president were also given reasons for pause.
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Progressives have occasionally used the filibuster for their own ends, but for most of its modern history it has been a tool of reactionary obstruction.
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But before long her husband was conforming to the reactionary clichés of Franquist machismo: neglecting her for his drinking companions and indulging in casual affairs.
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Yiannopoulos, who before the controversy called gamers "pungent beta male bollock-scratchers and twelve-year-olds," jumped on it as a cause with reactionary potential.
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Lewis's report is trying to map the emergence of a new coalition on the right, one driven by a reactionary impulse and centered on YouTube.
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According to the Associated Press, one of Bud Selig's more asinine and reactionary decisions has reportedly been wiped off the books in favor of...reason.
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In his book The Reactionary Mind, the political theorist Corey Robin writes: Far from yielding a knee-jerk defense of an unchanging old regime or a thoughtful traditionalism, the reactionary imperative presses conservatism in two rather different directions: first, to a critique and reconfiguration of the old regime; and second, to an absorption of the ideas and tactics of the very revolution or reform it opposes.
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Those groups have gone into a kind of minority cultural status, and I think this is the best way to make sense of their reactionary posture.
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They emphasized the need for holistic planning for maintenance, monitoring, and development of water infrastructure, rather than focusing on reactionary "Band-Aid" solutions following catastrophic events.
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But given the reactionary sentiment around the world, the sort of retreat by some major Western democracies, aren't borders as indelible as ever in human culture?
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Anthropological dives into reactionary horror are a subgenre of internet writing: no meme goes un-analyzed, no men's rights activist un-interviewed, no racist logic unexplained.
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This sort of rape-trial-as-online-theater pattern is also dovetailing with a violent reactionary movement against women that's on the rise in North America.
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Many of those in the alt-right, who support Assad, are situated somewhere in the middle of reactionary trolling and deep state theories, according to Spencer.
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Two competing videos created the perfect storm for fans, and painted a clear picture of how subscriber growth or loss is often emotionally driven and reactionary.
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But when Gamergate broke out and I got an audience that happened to be more reactionary, I thought, It's my job to do propaganda for Gamergate.
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As the minister most recently responsible for incarcerating asylum-seekers in foreign processing centres, he has positioned himself as one of his party's most reactionary figures.
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I've got too many sweet riffs to devour to worry my pretty little head about what a few reactionary jagoffs think—and, hopefully, so do you.
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Whites are still a majority in what were classic white-flight places, but a smaller one: Cobb, once a reactionary bastion, will soon be "majority-minority".
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"The Liberal Party has changed," she said, because of a "reactionary right wing who talk about, and talk to, themselves rather than listening to the people".
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Their marauding gangs make Victorians "scared to go out to restaurants", complained the reactionary federal immigration minister, Peter Dutton, after a spate of crimes last year.
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Incapable of being anything but reactionary—because who cares about a problem until it becomes a problem—the NFL settles for punishment in lieu of education.
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We've seen reactionary political figures claim to be spokespeople for groups they've previously disparaged, and angry online communities coordinate deceptive review-bombings of games and movies.
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I have another theory altogether: the league is trying to make a reactionary statement of its own, but not to Timberlake or Jackson; rather, to Beyoncé.
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But while the two superstars weren't always very kind to each other, they weren't exactly mean to contestants (unless you count Minaj's occasional reactionary facial expressions).
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The Dalai Lama, who lives in exile in India, has long been at loggerheads over Tibet with China, which brands him a reactionary and a separatist.
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While some have expressed amazement about Trump's willingness to increase the national debt, this is an aspirational budget in line with the Republican Party's reactionary agenda.
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Millennial expectations of a redemptive new social order and rejuvenated human beings inspire the revolutionary; apocalyptic fears of entering a new dark age haunt the reactionary.
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In fact, voters' frustration with Congress is a large reason that Trump is president, a reactionary statement that many members of Congress still haven't clearly heard.
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But they are also driven by their rivalry with Iran, and they depend for legitimacy on a clerical establishment dedicated to a reactionary set of beliefs.
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So where's that huge, looming, acerbic anger and contempt that drove me to metal in the first place, but which isn't laced with boneheaded reactionary politics?
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Uber advocates were immediately scrambling to bust out the reactionary clichés — painting the regulator as "anti-innovation" and claiming London is now 'closed for digital business'.
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That spawned a slew of reactionary takes from equally oblivious dipshits defending her and impugning social media mobs and blah blah blah it was the worst.
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In the 1990s, the Newt Gingrich-led Republican Revolution swept a group of conservatives into power who were even more reactionary and angry than their predecessors.
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Here's the thing: When you get locked in a career and you're doing it a lot of the stuff you did is reactionary to what's happening.
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At the same time, many Americans could potentially have their civil liberties needlessly restricted if state or local officials in another state take a reactionary approach.
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Corey Robin, a political theorist at Brooklyn College, says yes, and the latest edition of his book The Reactionary Mind is an attempt to prove it.
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The Saudi and Emirati reactionary role in Sudan and their influence over the Transitional Military Council's actions was highlighted by the reaction from the United States.
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But investors are reactionary, and the Treasury Secretary's comments cued a mini free fall in the dollar's valuation — plus some general panic in the financial market.
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But Jackson's dwindling music-industry cachet and his reactionary drinking quickly form a terrible feedback loop, and you can hear him crying out in his songs.
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This is the reactionary mentality that turns racist statues made out of junk into sacred objects that must be "relocated" if they're taken down at all.
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Also in 20163, Marvel fired popular writer Chuck Wendig over reactionary outrage that was literally manufactured — most of it was generated by bots rather than people.
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An odd alliance between progressives and reactionaries arises as progressive people blame modern architects for the badness of modern cities, just as their reactionary counterparts did.
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How could organizations like the Woman's Christian Temperance Union champion progressive issues like the expansion of suffrage and civil and labor rights alongside supposedly reactionary prohibition?
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John, in three-piece tweed, describes himself as "a bit more reactionary than most," and is seen strolling the courtyard of Westminster School with lordly assurance.
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In Archie Bunker, played by Carroll O'Connor, the progressive Mr. Lear produced a classic reactionary antihero who fascinated America despite, or because of, his unfiltered outrageousness.
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All I can say is, if you think that was reactionary and oppressive, wait until you get a load of the world that comes after it.
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For those, a deeper vision than mere liberalism is still required — something like "for God and home and country," as reactionary as that phrase may sound.
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Hopes that young advisors like his daughter and son-in-law could moderate his reactionary views on issues like climate change or health care proved fruitless.
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They said initial investigations showed there were signs of political opponents and reactionary groups having incited people to protest and destabilize the security and political situation.
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MRAs have an inherently reactionary philosophy; the subculture arose out of anger toward a society that they feel has become too open, too welcoming, too equal.
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But like most reactionary anti-feminists, Roosh believes that feminism and modernity have led to the downfall of Western society and to the oppression of men.
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Many conservatives, including those who signed the Nashville document, see a reactionary position on sexual ethics as a necessary corrective to a liberal, sexually permissive society.
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But a number of other states have resorted to reactionary tactics favored by manufacturers and restaurant industry groups, making it illegal for local governments to do so.
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For now, their anger is still defused between a populist left -- who led protests against the Trump visit outside Westminster Hall this evening -- and a reactionary right.
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"There's a sort of broad arch of reactionary politics which moves from anti-feminism to racism," she explains, meeting me in Dublin to talk about the book.
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Much of our policy around what we distribute is, and must be, reactionary—we simply have to wait and see what comes to us via Steam Direct.
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In the 22020 race so far, much of the attention to policing has largely been reactionary, and it has rarely led to a broader discussion of policy.
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Steven Pinker: There's a coherent alternative to religious, nationalist and reactionary movements, namely the ideals of the Enlightenment: that we can use knowledge to enhance human flourishing.
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Shortly after he won his first reelection in a crushing landslide, President Franklin Roosevelt proposed court-packing as a way to deal with a reactionary Supreme Court.
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If they want to use me as the evil lib scapegoat to scare their weird reactionary followers about my devious, Satan-worshipping ways, I'm fine with it.
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Black Mirror can only play so many variations on its terrorizing theme before it falls into the Chicken Little trap of becoming repetitive, reactionary, or worse, boring.
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But the reactionary cleric has not reckoned on the invention of wireless headphones, which enable Ren to put on the best darned silent disco in the Midwest.
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Liberalism has been traduced and distorted, he says, by being presented as identical to reactionary conservatism when it is, rather "the most advanced, progressive, form of democracy".
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A small number of reactionary programmers subsequently called for developers to rescind their contributions to the Linux kernel in protest of changes to the Code of Conduct.
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If we don't confront the fact that a huge chunk of America's voters truly are reactionary, we can't honestly grapple with the crisis of the Republican Party.
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The tactics #NeverTrump conservatives demand of Senate Republicans are of a piece with the reactionary maximalism that gave rise to the Trump phenomenon in the first place.
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Like the revolutionary, the reactionary forsakes the present — only she does it not in defense of some future vision but out of a nostalgia for the past.
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To take the lead against the reactionary right is to become a spear catcher, and Nancy Pelosi should wear her war wounds as a badge of honor.
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Author of The Reactionary Mind: Conservatism from Edmund Burke to Donald Trump, he is currently at work on a book about Clarence Thomas and blogs at coreyrobin.com.
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If "privilege" hasn't worked—and it hasn't—then it's time to stop assuming that people who reject the framework necessarily do so for defensive or reactionary reasons.
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Is there a way to make room for the reactionary mind in our intellectual life, though, without making room for racialist obsessions and fantasies of enlightened despotism?
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But you're just as likely to get Michael Bay and Jim from The Office teaming up to make weird Benghazi fan fiction full of reactionary dog whistles.
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Hartigan, moving away from abstraction, in 1952, wrote of having to get up her courage to "look conservative—reactionary—timid—or even (horrors) feminine" in the process.
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It is being caused not by a stalemate between leftist governments and a reactionary business sector but by leftists in government who have reneged on their principles.
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He embodied a reactionary and regal style of politics, completely distinct in tone from the usual "progressive" kind, but no less committed to the institutions of democracy.
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His father, who taught in a lycée, was aligned with the Catholic, reactionary side of politics—but by no means with its Jew-hating or monarchist fanaticism.
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Last weekend's "Black Jeopardy" skit on "Saturday Night Live" did a beautiful job of showing how this sensation overlaps among both progressive African-Americans and reactionary Trumpians.
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The whole thing eventually devolves into the maelstrom of reactionary moralizing that is Mr. Perry's specialty, not that any informed viewer would have reason to expect otherwise.
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In times of great political and economic strife, reactionary groups are certain to emerge—extremist publications caring more for narrative over fact have also played their part.
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Like all the other anti-salvia legislation that was passed in the early 2000s, the Maryland bill was a product of reactionary fear over a misunderstood substance.
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He represents a fascinating part of our contemporary culture: a loud, angry, reactionary movement that condemns the things most of us see as our society's greatest achievements.
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Understanding how such a careful analyst ended up here can help explain another kind of modern reactionary movement: the "classical liberals" who wage war on political correctness.
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Trump is nearly alone in coming from a realm outside politics, without any meaningful organization or ideology, and building a right-wing reactionary movement on the fly.
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Access to them is "the strongest bulwark against the reactionary revisionism that is attempting to paint a pretty picture of the military regimes in the southern cone."
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Reactionary forces in the Communist Party of China are eager to use this opportunity to revive their old arguments about self-reliance and block market-oriented reforms.
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Elite universities have postured themselves as bulwarks against the Trump administration's reactionary agenda, rightfully coming out in full force against the travel ban and changes to DACA.
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Nearby are Sue Williams' reactionary paintings about September 11, which are replete with a dizzying array of imagery including genitalia, entrails, black-ops, and the Twin Towers.
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Section 1557 has been the subject of controversy—inciting reactionary lawsuits by opponents to legal equality—because it provides protections for transgender people seeking medical health coverage.
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This is what those of us who oppose Mr. Trump and the ascendant reactionary, nativist wing of the Republican Party see slipping away, with potentially horrifying consequences.
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Activists and scholars who devote their lives to the study of gender-based violence and its legislative and social amelioration have been systematically smeared as reactionary liars.
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It may seem like everything is edgy or reactionary, but this flurry of cosmic activity takes place in grounded earth signs, which deal with the material world.
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Progressive on the environment and social cohesion—16 of the 27 commissioners have liberal or leftish political backgrounds—but reactionary on culture-war issues, in other words.
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In Florida, a faction of reactionary white people gained a majority in the Legislature in 1876, essentially ending the chance for African-Americans to share political power.
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She warns her fellow liberals to resist the temptation to "lash out petulantly" with an "every-state-for-itself model" most recently popular among the reactionary South.
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In this thoughtful feature, Mr. Sullivan advises liberals and traditional conservatives to take the reactionary right seriously and engage — carefully, but in good faith — with their ideas.
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Many of the same elements are in play, from the potent influence of a reactionary business elite to a major political party convinced of its singular legitimacy.
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The reactionary approach to climate change — build higher walls, cut off refugee flows, get the fossil fuels while the getting is good — is selfish, myopic, even nihilistic.
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While to the untrained eye the river of time seems to flow as it always has, the reactionary sees the debris of paradise drifting past his eyes.
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It seems more than a little reactionary to blame the loss of the election on a brand of identity politics that even liberals were slow to embrace.
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It also seems right for the time, plunging as we are into a reactionary era of isolationist foreign policy and right-wing politics that rivals the 1980s.
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The epic battle of politics is between the hope-motivated progressive populism most symbolized by Sanders and the reactionary, hate-motivated pseudo-populism most embodied by Trump.
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This response was funneled into mainstream conservative culture by way of the Tea Party and the various reactionary movements and splinter factions it ushered into the limelight.
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Walter Lippmann, nobody's idea of a right-wing reactionary, put his finger on the problem in the tragic wake of another supposedly golden era of arms control.
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It doesn't help that the field is by its nature past-loving and has major centers in countries like Italy and Russia, where reactionary values still reign.
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And politically, it stood for a reactionary culture that did not want to accept gay people, that wanted to leave them to die of a horrific plague.
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It is not surprising that religion provides rhetorical urgency to reactionary causes, but what causes of any kind has it not at times imbued with moral purpose?
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A staff member told Vox that's by design; rather than being reactionary, they are trying to get to the root of the problem and fix it there.
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At the same time, it includes people who reject bigotry, at least in its overt forms, but whose views are still too reactionary for the conservative mainstream.
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Few would accept the comparison even now, but that woman knew then what the country is learning now: A reactionary can't get what they want without violence.
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It seems like their politics might be even more left-leaning than their older siblings in the millennial generation (unless they'll be wildly reactionary and right-leaning).
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But the reactionary push against trans rights in North Carolina and other states has spurred the broader LGBTQ rights movement to take trans-specific issues more seriously.
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As Camus told Marcel Aymé, the reactionary writer who started the petition, he despised Brasillach, but signed the petition because of his opposition to the death penalty.
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The planet is warming, reactionary politics are on the rise, and several countries wield weapons capable of ending all life on earth at the press of a button.
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It wasn't a battle fought by transparently reactionary antifeminists, but was instead about some very real divergences in opinion about how historical evidence and statements should be interpreted.
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Thankfully, after attuning myself to this naïve reactionary rhetoric, the following galleries (16 in all) shifted the topic of focus to the firmer grounds of provocation and promise.
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Company sources who spoke to BuzzFeed News characterized Zuckerberg's proposal as "reactionary," a response intended to ease the negative attention on the company following the Cambridge Analytica firestorm.
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Think of this reactionary backlash as a vintage fad in American politics: certain voters longing for the days of crew cuts, flagrant racial oppression and unimpeded sexual harassment.
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In other words, he's an excellent troll with respect for others like him — and he has a mindset primed for tumbling down a rabbit hole of reactionary thought.
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But after a certain point, raising awareness risks presenting reactionary internet spaces as an endlessly fascinating linchpin of online culture, a hip countercultural rebellion against present-day norms.
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IT IS OFTEN said that rapid social change is behind the reactionary politics of America's new right: older white heterosexual men feel their traditional role is under attack.
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In considering McCain's plea, despite rising rates of animosity between Republicans and Democrats, it's worth noting that election years and reactionary politics stymie bipartisanship and have for decades.
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It should also be noted that Swift is one of the biggest pop stars in the world partially because she has the most reactionary muscles in the biz.
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I do not plan to grandstand with public statements of a pledge or platitudinal suggestions driven out of reactionary dynamics to take advantage of the current press cycle.
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Say all the negative things you want about his Twitter use, it is undeniable that he is unscripted, reactionary, and willing to engage his opponents on social media.
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Daniel Keller's work, and specifically the work he will be exhibiting at the Athens Biennale, offers a critical, thorough analysis of today's reactionary politics and the alt-right.
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Back in the early 2000s, when the Conservatives were in the doldrums and the reactionary old farts were doing battle against modernisers, Mr Timothy was with the modernisers.
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That's one of several concrete ways one can read a reactionary streak in the film, all against the backdrop of its general subtext longing for a bygone time.
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The challenge for Plimack Mangold and other perceptual painters was how to absorb developments in art in a thoroughly novel way without becoming reactionary or succumbing to fashion.
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Beyond everything, I think it is this Bert McCracken-approved theory of life that draws people to Peterson—why he has become the bard of the reactionary elite.
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Her tone turned stoic, however, in recalling the suicide of her son-in-law, who had been subjected to constant criticism from his peers for showing reactionary tendencies.
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But the void that it aspires to fill is real: In American intellectual life there isn't a far-right answer to tenured radicalism, or a genuinely reactionary style.
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The reactionary Tide Pod memes that mock this kind of hysteria are again, not funny (!!), probably because the joke is far too obvious to surprise or delight anyone.
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Even if they did not fully approve of their murderous methods, they agreed with their goals of creating a socialist utopia devoid of capitalists and the "reactionary" opposition.
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A. O. SCOTT The pre-emptive backlash was another of those reactionary anti-feminist boy-tantrums that have become a fixture of our culture and our politics lately.
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Parallels between reactionary trends now and those of the thirties are inexact, of course, and can be untrue to the facts of both eras, at least in America.
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Barr needs to be willing to use federal power and resources to support local police chiefs who are trying to change institutional culture rather than empower reactionary officers.
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It means that our politics are often so reactionary, and interest groups so powerful, that doing the morally right thing usually entails a political cost, not a benefit.
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Town hall debates can be good for Trump because they allow him to humanize his reactionary policies by attaching them to real humans and to real human pain.
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Making the switch now, just as the Rams offense has horrendously sputtered to the tune of two touchdowns in the last three games, screams of reactionary panic move.
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Over time, however, Marinetti began to think that fascism had become toothless and reactionary, so he resolved to revolutionize the lives of his countrymen in a functional manner.
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Finally, the election and re-election of an African-American to the presidency were watershed moments and will remain so even after the victory of a reactionary candidate.
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From this portrait, the first and richest portion of the show bounces energetically backward, forward and sideways among variously modern or reactionary works, whether paintings, photographs or drawings.
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Nearby are Sue Williams's reactionary paintings about September 11, which are replete with a dizzying array of imagery including genitalia, entrails, black-ops, and the smoldering Twin Towers.
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But Peterson has inextricably intertwined his self-help approach with a kind of reactionary politics that validates white, straight, and cisgender men at the expense of everyone else.
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And at the same time, a reactionary hardline movement has arisen that sees Buddhism as under threat and in need of defense the religious establishment is not providing.
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By discriminating so plainly and so unthinkingly against half the population, Ms. Weiner and others in the #MeToo movement sabotage themselves while enabling the ascendancy of reactionary ignorance.
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Our era fears political extremism and senseless public violence, which makes Arthur's reactionary Joker an order of magnitude scarier than Jack Nicholson shooting acid out of a boutonniere.
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Written more than 2,300 years before the invention of the iPhone, Plato's The Phaedrus includes what has become one of the most weaponized examples of reactionary techno-skepticism.
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He taught us about personal space and the "reactionary gap," a distance that puts you close enough to listen but far enough to give you to time react.
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But what I happen to believe is that right now, sadly, tragically, in Israel, through Bibi Netanyahu, you have a reactionary racist who is now running that country.
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"The discomfort with a culture in which goods, people and ideas freely circulate across the globe, upending old patterns, cannot simply be dismissed as reactionary nostalgia," Traub concludes.
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Analysts say the expected falls in core machinery orders in December is partly due to a reactionary fall after they posted record monthly growth of 18% in November.
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In fact, queerbaiting is often just down to a kind of major, reactionary obstinance from creators toward fan engagement, of a kind we've seen more and more often.
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As for Homer, Oakley wrote, "He may be Republican because the joke with Homer, as everyone knows, is that he is poorly-informed and reactionary in the extreme."
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So my reading list starts with two of liberalism's sharpest internal critics, both deceased — a reactionary of the left, Christopher Lasch, and a conservative liberal, Samuel P. Huntington.
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In a radio interview the week before his appearance at the Salle Gaveau, Zemmour nodded in vigorous agreement when he was asked if he was nostalgic and reactionary.
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The general extrovert trend of the show has been turned on its head with the identity pirating that Cambridge Analytica performed in the interests of reactionary political isolationism.
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"To the extent that there is a shared political ideology across /pol/, it's a heavily ironic mix of garden-variety white supremacy and neo-reactionary movements," Feldman writes.
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What is making these big sad boys—plummy opinion columnists and failing baseball executives and reactionary governors and down-home college football coaches and soccer bureaucrats—so sad?
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This brings us to Rubin's challenge: How can he, or anyone, support same-sex marriage and legal pot and be described as a member of the reactionary right?
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You touch on an argument to which I'm increasingly sympathetic, which is that the intellectual culture on the left has become narrow and reactionary in its own way.
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These things exist with or without climate change, but the effects of climate change — migration in particular — will exacerbate them and help fuel reactionary movements around the world.
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They are definitely not classically fascist—there are no partisan paramilitaries storming through the streets (yet)—but they belong in the same family tree of extreme reactionary politics.
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Evola made his reactionary tendencies radical, describing his goals in highly sexualized and countercultural terms (his most famous book title was the aptly named Revolt Against the Modern World).
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Palo Alto, California (CNN)Instability in Europe and beyond is providing "fertile terrain for reactionary politicians and demagogues," Vice President Joe Biden cautioned during remarks in Ireland on Friday.
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They are playing reactionary to all these as like, oh my god, what are we going to do about this tweet while we just got to cancel the show.
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White Rex's Tumblr features graphics depicting the consonants in White Rex as standing for "White Heterosexual Reactionary Xenophobe"; another shows a key-ring incorporating a barely-disguised swastika design.
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Of course, the threats in France posed by Marine Le Pen and all reactionary politics are serious, so any additional engaged material in the skirmishing culture wars is welcome.
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Their blacklisting still speaks to the reactionary, narrow-minded tendencies that have made so many queer people, people of color, and women feel unwelcome in the world of country.
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The entrepreneur was a vocal critic of Trump's in the runup to the vote, and said Wednesday his biggest concerns included the possibility of an increasingly reactionary Supreme Court.
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Beijing calls Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama a dangerous reactionary who seeks to split off nearly a quarter of the land mass of the People's Republic of China.
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That reactionary game was thrown off by the feinting, the volume, and the milling (rotating of the hands in front of the body to hide straight blows) of Diaz.
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The non-propertied, non-male, and nonwhite have all had to battle for basic political inclusion—and then real political power—pushing against reactionary conservatives and anxious liberals alike.
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In the book, you say the revolutionary spirit that inspired political movements for nearly two centuries has faded, but the reactionary spirit is very much alive and equally potent.
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But the largely 50-and-over audience attending the CRASE training in Johns Creek is not being reactionary when they say the world feels like it's becoming more dangerous.
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Malouf appropriates Mapplethorpe's photograph, "Cock and Gun" (203) in another work, and in one sense, this could be read as a response to the reactionary censorship embodied by Helms.
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As political scientist Shadia Drury has pointed out, Kristol's evolving view of populism was heavily influenced by the reactionary political philosopher Leo Strauss, a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany.
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Just as there is a Socialist International and transnational human rights organizations like Amnesty International, there has also been a reactionary international, an informal brotherhood of right-wing nationalists.
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He was a businessman, a peanut farmer and, as a former governor of Georgia, an outsider in a Washington where many dismissed the Deep South as backward and reactionary.
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Sunrise thinks it can stay free for users by charging the organizations that can reduce costs by paying for preventative care instead of expensive reactionary hospitalizations and medical attention.
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Ukrainian society's incremental but steady push toward liberal-democratic values stands in strong contrast to the strength of reactionary political groups in Austria, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and elsewhere.
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I suspect these two phenomena are connected — the official intelligentsia's permanent and increasing leftward tilt, and the appeal of explicitly reactionary ideas to a strange crew of online autodidacts.
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Facebook's attempt to minimize the issue in the wake of backlash exemplifies the trend of of the social network's "reactionary" PR strategy that employees described to BuzzFeed's Ryan Mac.
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"There are quite a few reactionary-minded people in this country who are already declaring me a foreign agent — they think that I am working for someone," he said.
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Or that Clinton will battle for major immigration reform while Trump has advocated reactionary immigration policies similar to the Operation Wetback program under President Eisenhower, which Trump has applauded.
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Now, instead of taking a local-first (and sometimes reactionary) approach, the company's global security center will monitor and coordinate responses 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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In this atmosphere, "it is not surprising that a party which argues for a self-conscious nation-state in a Europe of Fatherlands is seen as reactionary," she said.
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Chief Justice William Howard Taft had ties to the eugenics movement, and four of the associate justices constituted a reactionary clique later nicknamed the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
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That doesn't happen by magic; it's always the result of decades of organizing and struggle, and there are always reactionary forces eager to demolish any progress that gets made.
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There's a clear argument to be made here that the S7 line could be a reactionary move aimed more at keeping existing Galaxy customers happy and excited to upgrade.
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You know how some people get cranky when they get old, and even though they used to be progressive they get left behind by changing times and become reactionary?
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It's also hard not to see that this secessionist effort is tinged with a heavy coat of the same right-wing reactionary outrage that simmers in the rural areas.
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"The US should reduce its military spending"—just one example Kaplan described—set off a reactionary response in subjects, which were recorded via MRI scans of the participants' brains.
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This reactionary Counter-Enlightenment treated Jews (alongside other "undesirables") as responsible for the evil of uncontrolled capitalism, another social factor that had come to shape the industrial 19th century.
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Others are vividly reactionary, like a satirical 1894 "The American Pope" anti-Catholic cartoon where the shadow of a cardinal is cast over the country and its public schools.
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There is a certain ignorance of Christianity's enduringly and increasingly global form, an inability to see Christianity as anything save a reactionary foe or a useful supplement to liberalism.
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So they are more readily provoked and more vigilant Liberal commentators sometimes use Hibbing and Smith's research to belittle conservatives and say they are too reactionary and less measured.
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So they are more readily provoked and more vigilant Liberal commentators sometimes use Hibbing and Smith's research to belittle conservatives and say they are too reactionary and less measured.
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In addition to the negative economic impacts, the weakening of global institutions and the spreading "every country for itself" mindset may ultimately foster global reactionary impulses, threatening global security.
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He said the impact of the border closures on prices was "reactionary and temporary" and that the medium-term benefits of the government's decision outweighed the short-term costs.
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Donald Trump has represented, both symbolically and in terms of the policy agenda, a reactionary presidency toward the feminist movement that has pushed the country toward greater gender equality.
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Vice President Joe Biden warned against "reactionary politicians and demagogues peddling xenophobia, nationalism, and isolationism" Friday in Dublin, hours after the United Kingdom voted to exit the European Union.
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Ms. Le Pen, too, has moved away from the dichotomy, but in her case by being a reactionary on societal issues and a statist on economic and social questions.
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Carlson's analysis of the problem is tailor-made for his reactionary, elderly audience: Let police officers like McCray do what they think is best, which is locking people up.
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"The commitment to diversity is at best a distraction and at worst an essentially reactionary position," he wrote, to the horror of many on the left at the time.
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The index showed "the pace of recovery has been slow recently and there were still some reactionary falls from rush demand ahead of the tax hike," the government said.
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Few people used the term "walking sim" until it came into widespread use in 2014 as a reactionary pejorative for a certain kind of exploration-drive, character-focused game.
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The result was globally popular, but it also stirred up a backlash that exposed — not for the first or last time — an ugly, reactionary undercurrent in modern fan culture.
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In countries like Hungary, Poland, and the Philippines, reactionary governments have ascended to power through democratic processes, and then used their popularity to undermine institutional constraints on their power.
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Many of these YouTubers are less defined by any single ideology than they are by a "reactionary" position: a general opposition to feminism, social justice, or left-wing politics.
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We are living in a very difficult time, with an extraordinary crisis of values, of [a] sense of solidarity, of humanity, becoming more and more reactionary and dangerously fascist.
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Of course, other than people who hadn't watched the program, and who form their opinions solely from briefly glimpsed, reactionary headlines, nobody actually thought that Twitter was a video game.
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Halfway to the apex were two moon men in a death spiral — these were "Satters and Pulley," names borrowed and modified from Wyndham Lewis' modernist, and reactionary, novel Childermass (1928).
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Even as reactionary or anti-feminist movements have gained more power on the platform, those general views have held firm — making Trump's latest pro-ISP moves particularly awkward for some.
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It was a perfectly symbiotic attention grab and not unlike two reactionary YouTubers agreeing to appear on each other's channels to discuss toxic groupthink or trigger warnings going too far.
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Some critics have called him a reactionary, a charge he denies; he has made donations to a smaller left-wing party that has not been embroiled in the corruption investigation.
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There is a reason why reactionary conservatives, their interlocutors in the legacy media, and the billionaire backers of both, are so eager to get into colleges in the first place.
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The president's weekend tweets usually include reactionary jabs at his enemies, but this time he sent out some congratulatory messages to both himself and his allies, mostly about tax cuts.
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Opportunist, incoherent and unmoored, the reactionary right will fail to deliver and conservatives will rise again from the rich institutional soil they value so much to check and channel change.
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He's peddled the reactionary flavor of the month, whether its Men's Rights, or GamerGate, or Trump, all the way to a massive online following and an interview with 60 Minutes.
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In Britain the indie scene had morphed into the Britpop movement, which was often artistically reactionary and fixated on a kind of false memory of the 1960s and early 70s.
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But Phares built a career catering to reactionary night terrors, and he therefore understands that invoking "Muslim Brotherhood" and "Iran" is the right-wing equivalent of saying "Beetlejuice" three times.
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Trump claims the FBI has "politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of Democrats and against Republicans," but historically, the FBI has been a very conservative, and often reactionary, institution.
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But evaluating Peterson on his own terms, as a mythologist, helps explain why he's so popular, why his political views so reactionary, and why, ultimately, his ideas are so outdated.
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A subsequent investigation found the deputy premier to be an "anti-party reactionary" guilty of "modern-day factionalism," and he was executed by firing squad in July, the official said.
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It could even flip the script, putting the White House on the defensive and playing into the narrative that Trump's most aggressive tweets are reactionary and unbecoming of the presidency.
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"He can't be viewed by market participants as being reactionary or necessarily caught off guard in terms of how the market responds to his actions or his thoughts," Smith said.
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It also points to the strangeness of a media and political climate where the POTUS tweets in the same reactionary way we all do, except his tweets have geopolitical consequences.
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It's trapped in a reactionary state, "whereby every headline or tweet is seen as potentially meaningful yet, in practice, has been ultimately meaningless," Wolf wrote in a July 22.2 note.
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He also said he experienced discrimination in the office, as coworkers sometimes clutched their wallets when he walked by, a reactionary behavior he attributed to the color of his skin.
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Yet in our hyper-connected age of heightened political consciousness and reactionary fervor, in which identity is both a weapon and a defense, that view of race can feel naïve.
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His tireless pro-Gamergate writing and tweeting turned him into one of the movement's most recognizable faces, building him an adoring and very vocal following in the reactionary gaming community.
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I'm a Tolkien novice at best, but I have seen a number of interesting political analyses of his work, many of which pointed out his social conservatism and reactionary edge.
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Generally speaking, punk rock is a tool wielded by those on the lowest rungs of society to express dissent—and nowhere was dissent more reactionary than in Fidel Castro's Cuba.
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It's easy to dismiss as racism or nativism, but I think it benefits all of us to understand some of the core values driving this reactionary shift in our politics.
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It's the story of an aging, reactionary ruler refusing to let go even as his body and mental faculties nudge him, as if he were juiced up with cultural Viagra.
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Less than two years earlier, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a reactionary who favored a confrontational approach to the West over the country's nuclear program, was returned to office in rigged elections.
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He also knows how to command a camera, as is demonstrated in a simulcast interview with a reactionary BBC pundit, who voices the establishment's objections to Murdoch's innovations in journalism.
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Anupam Roy from New Delhi, a member of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation, papers a room with Expressionist drawings assailing the reactionary climate in his country today.
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But the Democrats' usual tactics are terrifyingly insufficient when they're deployed in response to business interests and reactionary politicians opting into a holocaust in the best interests of a market.
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Will the pendulum swing back, as Francis's nervous allies fear, leaving his legacy to be buried by young traditionalists and a reactionary pontiff in the style of HBO's "Young Pope"?
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DAVID MAMET His recent work has an embittered, reactionary edge, but early classics like "American Buffalo" (1975) and "Glengarry Glen Ross" (1983) made him the great poet of grifter vulgarity.
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"The fact that these moves are happening on these days when the stock market is dropping shows you it's not just siphoning profits, it is a reactionary move," Austin said.
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There is, simply put, a dire shortage of housing in places where people and companies want to live — and reactionary local politics that fight every effort to add more homes.
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That reactionary flash of rejection — out of which flows enough language force to cause a poem to be written — is probably a correlate of the experience of reading poetry, generally.
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"[The comments have] me concerned that these people are trying to troll the Hugos again," @1000YearPlan tweeted, referencing attempts by reactionary readers to hijack the Hugo Awards several years ago.
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"The Douglass moment is kind of an unending moment in the fight for justice," Ms. Bernier said, noting that even late in life, in a reactionary time, Douglass never despaired.
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"At the moment this is more like firefighting and reactionary," said Arist Merdeka Sirait, chief of a national panel on child protection, pointing to an urgent need for preventive measures.
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Yet in today's political climate, it is ever more important that we disentangle rational approaches from opinions, news manipulation and reactionary rhetoric that won't help immigrants or the U.S. workforce.
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There have always been reactionary forces, like Barry Goldwater, who tried to drag the GOP so far to the right it lost touch with the vast majority of American voters.
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Second, M.B.S.'s grand strategic reform plan — known as Vision 2030 — is a direct threat to the prestige and power of the established (and reactionary) Wahhabi clergy in Saudi Arabia.
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They argue earnestly about things like privilege, cultural imperialism, power structures and the male gaze; threaten to get tattoos with Adorno quotes; and drop references to "reactionary Cartesian sentimentalism" during arguments.
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What happened to Adele—afterwards people wrote these reactionary pieces about "fat ginger crooner Adele who says she's going to buy a gun…" What would be the purpose of those pieces?
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Ever since my son entered my life six months ago, I find that I am less reactionary and more determined to create the environment I want for myself and for him.
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Yet the strategy is a familiar one to women trying to diffuse conflict and have few tools at their disposal because they can't afford to be perceived as nagging or reactionary.
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This situation is reminding many observers of a similar El Niño-related crisis in 2008 when reactionary policies were implemented, prices soared, and people rioted in different parts of the world.
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In so doing, she became the de facto mascot of no wave, a brutal, reactionary strain of experimental rock that offered an alternative to the new wave of the late 1970s.
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In North Carolina, this constitutional sabotage has re-energised protesters who for several years have objected to the legislature's reactionary initiatives on voting rights, abortion, healthcare and other aspects of policy.
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"What it seems to be getting at is the culture of geek masculinity that defines so many internet spaces and has helped fuel reactionary political movements like Gamergate online," Lewis said.
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My tweezer-less teens were defined by thick and unkempt strips, prompting a reactionary deforestation project that left me with thin Edith Piaf-esque arcs and a look of constant surprise.
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CORDELIA FINEProfessor of history and philosophy of scienceUniversity of Melbourne You said that Yogi Adityanath, the new chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, has championed "reactionary Hindu causes" ("Agent orange", March 25th).
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But their propping up of autocrats—China's support for Denis Sassou Nguesso of Congo-Brazzaville, Russia's for Faustin-Archange Touadéra of the CAR—amounts to intervention of a particularly reactionary kind.
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The Flyers organization is notoriously reactionary, and they are all too happy to have the official Gritty Twitter account engaging with Barstool, the misogynist hate mob disguised as a sports site.
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The blank space of the internet's broad possibility meant, for one, that our society's worst attitudes could coagulate anywhere—and they did, becoming part of the resurgence of reactionary violence worldwide.
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But Cessario's critics are right to see in his piece knee-jerk reactionary nostalgia, rather than a constructive effort to find a path forward, beyond the liberalism and individualism he decries.
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Most e-sports leagues and tournaments are reactionary; they develop after a game has become popular and garnered a large audience that wants to watch the best in the world play.
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He did manage to stress, "we better give Obama props" under a minute into the freestyle, though—a running post-Trump inside joke for black Americans of white Americans' reactionary politics.
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Reprising his role as a blustering, reactionary Gandalf in baggy cargo pants, he turned up in piazzas and hotel suites across the continent, promising to unite Europe's notoriously fractious populist right.
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But here's the thing: There's an element of the Republican base that, while I wouldn't use the words "backward" or "stupid," I would say they are racist and nativist and reactionary.
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I spoke with Moreno this week to learn about how 232Tech works, what it's like to turn a meme into a product, and how he envisions the future of reactionary apparel.
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Pretty soon there won't be anything left of the old days except memories of the old timers, and the reactionary safety regulations put into effect due to previous workers goof-ups.
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"Traders are very reactionary to Supreme Court news that could impact the balance sheet of online retailers," said Andrew Thrasher, portfolio manager with Financial Enhancement Group LLC, based in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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We have seen and helped young people transform Colorado from a testing ground for reactionary policy to one of the most cutting-edge, inclusive leaders on progressive policy in the country.
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Yet — this will be a spoiler for anyone who hasn't seen it — the moment she gives birth, she is utterly transformed as a human being, which I found creepy and reactionary.
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He believes that change comes through conflict rather than consensus, so will expect the markets and media to tell him he is ruining the country: that's what the reactionary establishment does.
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"In retrospect, I wish I wouldn't have flipped it because he wasn't in position to even have a chance to tag him, but it was just a reactionary thing," Clippard said.
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Berlatsky's claim that she is the "natural outgrowth of an individualistic, reactionary ideology which calls first for internal spiritual renewal rather than systemic cultural and political change," makes an ahistorical argument.
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Establishment wimps like Jeb Bush framed their stance as only wanting to allow Christian refugees into the country, but Trump didn't even try to give his reactionary proposals a humanitarian gloss.
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The artist responded with a bronze head placed in a tower of white marble and black granite blocks, representing the progressive and reactionary impulses that competed for primacy in Khrushchev's soul.
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Or, if Republicans want to take a stand, they can support a serious and robust primary challenge for 2020 with a candidate who doesn't support the President's brand of reactionary politics.
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Reactionary ideas have made modest inroads in the mainstream right: The intellectuals' case for Trump that I wrote about last week includes a thin but striking "regime change at home" thread.
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The hedge fund said it remains concerned that the targets were "merely reactionary" and, even if achieved, does not come close to addressing the magnitude of the problem at the company.
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This cloud of despair and panic reveals how everything is a political act, but it also flattens deep critical interest or engagement in ways that can be really dangerous and reactionary.
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The reactionary (largely older white male) backlash and the rising appeal of democratic socialism among the young are both, in their own ways, responses to a money-soaked, unresponsive political system.
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In this view, by uniting Democrats in defense of the Squad and against his racist attacks, Trump rescued a narrative crucial to his political appeal and the reactionary politics he represents.
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Quippy and confessional essays can be sophomoric: That burning desire we felt for this or that person fades; opinions I used to have on appropriation now feel too stringent and reactionary.
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Kais Saied, a law professor with a robotic demeanour and reactionary social views, was predicted to win 20% of the vote, according to exit polls by a local firm, Sigma Conseil.
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I argue that conservatism is a reactionary movement, and by that I mean that it's primarily a reaction against actual social movements involving the lower classes, or people on the bottom.
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If conservatism is really a reactionary ideology, it means that its most profound moments and its greatest intellectual touchstones are going to be forged in the crucible of a revolutionary challenge.
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And in his absence, the Woman in White sneaks in, spreading her insidious reactionary politics across the city in an attempt to prevent the city from ever truly coming to life.
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"When there is a deep decline in stocks on Wall Street, people take a reactionary tone and sell off stocks pretty quickly," said Rob Austin, vice president of research at Alight.
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One effect of devoting so much space to intensely realized female interiority is to render the women vividly dynamic and mobile—restless, yearning, ambitious—even when reactionary or just maternally sedentary.
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The Tea Party also exerted enough pressure on the Republican Party to pull it toward the reactionary and conspiratorial populism that both defines it today and made the Trump presidency possible.
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