Much of the army officer corps now openly reviles their commander in chief.
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Trump is a vain pragmatist who simultaneously craves and reviles the media's attention.
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The American public generally reviles the idea of reintroducing American troops to the region.
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Hedging its bets, the manhunt movie "21 Bridges" both flatters and reviles the police.
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It must be doubly annoying that he's profiting from his presence in a country he reviles.
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He and his staff members are right to fight back against a press that reviles them and their agenda.
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Yes, this king howls and rants and reviles, after being turned out by the daughters he assumed would always worship him.
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But Myanmar has denied most of them citizenship, saying they are not an indigenous group, and the country's Buddhist majority reviles them.
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The Dutch Mr Wilders, a secular-nationalist populist, demands a crackdown on Islam (in defence of gay rights) and reviles the multicultural elite.
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The rest is left to Alec Baldwin: the puckered lips, a studied lumbering gait and a wariness of humanizing a man he reviles.
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Meanwhile Viktor Orban—prime minister of Mr Soros's native Hungary and himself a recipient of a Soros-funded scholarship—reviles his benefactor's "transnational empire".
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The worst is its bilious, myopic hyper-partisanship; the best the unrivalled ability of American institutions, including journalists whom Mr Trump reviles, to hold the powerful to account.
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There were only ever a handful of cabinet secretaries and Trump aides who would brave the night life of a city that reviles, and is reviled by, President Trump.
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The ASWJ is an offshoot of the banned Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan, a radical religious party that reviles Shiite Muslims as heretics and has been accused of violent attacks against them.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, watching Donald J. Trump's rise in Tuesday's voting contests, now sees a colleague he reviles, Senator Ted Cruz, as the lesser of two evils to save the Republican Party.
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Among their list of complaints: They are barred from publicly worshiping the Dalai Lama, who Beijing reviles as "a wolf in monk's clothing", and say that their language and culture have been suppressed.
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Tammé might have to play the No. 1 welfare queen in a time that reviles the trope, but now she is getting everyone who wants to mock her to actually fill her bank account.
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The Trump administration has turned over its climate change policy to the coal industry, but the plight of this industry is being caused by market forces, not the environmental regulations that the administration reviles.
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While inevitably such a step would draw immediate comparisons to Richard Nixon's "Saturday Night Massacre," Trump also has far more political cover to take a clear shot at the special counsel he reportedly so reviles.
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Of course, this sort of tinkering most often happens in the academic institutions that Mr. Thiel reviles, despite their role in the foundational breakthroughs — such as the internet — that enabled Mr. Thiel to build his $2.7 billion fortune.
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His trip to Davos will be seen as a betrayal by Bannon (and Alex Jones, who has described it as "Luciferian"), but it's in keeping with Trump's complicated relationship with the elite, a group he alternately reviles and admires.
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The Run-Up Here's the dilemma for the Republican Party: Tens of millions of its voters support a candidate, Donald J. Trump, who rejects the organization's values, reviles its policies and wants to kick its leaders out of power.
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If, like Donald Trump , you divide the world into winners and losers, into deal-closing masters of the universe and their patsies, then, after the events of recent days, you would surely place Trump himself in the category he reviles.
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The couple says Colorado's civil-rights law requires businesses to serve gays and straights alike, while Jack Phillips, the baker, complains that this rule forces him to endorse what he believes to be sinful behaviour and to express a message he reviles.
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Pretty much everyone reviles Wilson, who grew up in the South, for allowing cabinet secretaries to segregate their departments and for sponsoring a screening of "The Birth of a Nation" at a time when the N.A.A.C.P. was staging protests against D. W. Griffith's unashamedly racist, if brilliantly directed, film.
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During a rambling 45-minute speech that veered into matters of foreign policy and his anger over the special counsel's report, Mr. Trump pushed for a measure that he said would be bipartisan, even as House Democrats — some of whom the president also attacked by name — took up legislation to fortify a law he reviles, the Affordable Care Act.
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Harapha, however, reviles Samson, claiming it is beneath his dignity to fight with a blind man. Samson mocks him as a braggart. Micah proposes to measure the power of Dagon against that of the god of the Israelites. The Israelite and Philistine choruses both praise their God.
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Nevertheless, he is fiercely loyal to his race, reviles less bigoted people like Fielding, and regards natives with thinly veiled contempt. ; Mrs. Turton : Mr. Turton's wife. Openly racist, snobbish, and rude toward Indians and those Europeans who are different, she screams at Adela in the courtroom when the latter retracts her accusation against Aziz.
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27Guillermo Galán Vioque, Martial, Book VII: A Commentary (Brill, 2002), p. 495. "Whores of the alleyways" are contaminated from giving oral sex; Catullus refers to "the foul saliva of a pissed-over whore".Catullus, Carmen 99.10 The urinary function of the penis makes oral sex particularly repulsive to Catullus, who elsewhere reviles a Celtiberian for brushing his teeth in urine.Richlin (1983), p. 150.
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The closest settlement is a general store down the road. Larry is bored, but Greta loves it there. After some time she tells Larry that she wants to build a guest house for an aunt he despises, who reviles him in return. He claims that he knows an architect who can do the job, and on the pretext of calling him phones Verna and arranges to meet her in Los Angeles.
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The winemaker Hans is happy to welcome back his drinking friend Veit, who tells him about his adventures, and that he has married Undine, a mermaid without a soul. Bertalda learns that Hugo is married, and her love turns to hate. Kühleborn joins the celebration disguised as a count from Naples. As she reviles Undine because of her lowly origin, Kühleborn claims that Bertalda is actually the child of fisher people, who she contemptuously rejects.
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Unbeknownst to Team TRY3, the Branch Manager is doing this to obtain a god-like unit that was used against him years ago. After the battle at the United Sanctuary Branch, Chrono was given a blank card called a Depend Card. After Chrono finally beats Koji Ibuki, the Depend Card transforms into a new unit, Chrono Dran, Koji then reviles that there are 11 more Depend Cards, and someone is out to get all of them.
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Here fortuitously, Manga is acquainted with Seeta and escorts her to Seetapati. At the same time, the wheel of fortune makes Seetapati reach the hospital as a barber when the truth comes forward and Pichayya reviles him. At that moment, Seetapati turns red out of shame when Manga arrives and interprets his glorification. Yet, Pichayya does not yield, so, the love birds try to commit suicide, but funnily they jump into a shallow pond which makes Pichayya realize his mistake.
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Kenneth turns to his old friend, Daphne, who reviles the way that Arlena treats both him and Linda. Arlena has also caused financial problems for Odell and Myra Gardener (James Mason and Sylvia Miles) by walking out of a major play and refusing another. Writer Rex Brewster (Roddy McDowall) has already spent the royalties advanced to him for a tell-all biography of Arlena, but she refuses to give him a release. Early on the third morning, Arlena takes a paddle-boat to Ladder Bay.
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Treason was published in 2003, and spent 13 weeks on the Best Seller list. Crown Forum published a collection of Coulter's columns in 2004 as her fourth book, How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must): The World According to Ann Coulter. Coulter's fifth book, published by Crown Forum in 2006, is Godless: The Church of Liberalism. In it, she argues, first, that American liberalism rejects the idea of God and reviles people of faith, and second, that it bears all the attributes of a religion itself.
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McWhorter characterizes himself as "a cranky liberal Democrat." In support of this description, he states that while he "disagree[s] sustainedly with many of the tenets of the Civil Rights orthodoxy," he also "supports Barack Obama, reviles the War on Drugs, supports gay marriage, never voted for George Bush and writes of Black English as coherent speech". McWhorter additionally notes that the conservative Manhattan Institute, for which he worked, "has always been hospitable to Democrats." McWhorter has criticized left-wing and activist educators in particular, such as Paulo Freire and Jonathan Kozol.
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In one popular Yuki-onna legend, for example, she sets a young boy free because of his beauty and age. She makes him promise never to speak of her, but later in life, he tells the story to his wife who reveals herself to be the snow woman. She reviles him for breaking his promise but spares him again, this time out of concern for their children (but if he dares mistreat their children, she will return with no mercy. Luckily for him, he is a loving father).
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Earl Marshall relents, and the two men, dressed as French priests, go to hear the queen's deathbed confession. Queen Eleanor reveals several shocking sins. These vary depending on the version of the ballad, but in most versions she admits: a) she lost her virginity to Earl Marshall and not to the king; b) she has tried to poison King Henry (in some versions, she says she successfully poisoned Rosamund Clifford, the king's mistress); and c) she adores her son fathered by Earl Marshall and reviles the son she has borne to King Henry. The king by now is livid and, throwing off his disguise, he reveals himself to the horrified queen.
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