So, yeah, that stereotypical "stripper smell" people often sneer at?
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Eurocrats who sneer at Eurovision should learn from it instead.
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But this show just continues to sneer at its fans.
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Automobile enthusiasts often sneer at the appliance that is Corolla.
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Older Brexiteers bristle at the cosmopolitan elites who sneer at traditional values.
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And it better not sneer at Trump and condescend to his supporters.
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When conservatives sneer at liberal elites, their complaint is largely a cultural one.
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As a result, many preppers sneer at technology as a volatile resource-sink.
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Creative types usually sneer at art by committee; the Neo-Futurists embrace it.
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The front camera, with its 8-megapixel sensor, is nothing to sneer at either.
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Were these people, whose lives I used to sneer at, now happier than me?
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Some lift Dalí and his work as the pinnacle, others sneer at its exposure.
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Frank Bruni We can scoff and sneer at those images of New Jersey Gov.
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Most people respect work-related excuses, but sneer at health conditions they've never heard of.
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Above all, this is a show that doesn't sneer at love in all its permutations.
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Emilia Clarke has never been better, unleashing an imperious sneer at all who doubted her.
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May's Brexit performance, sneer at her both openly and anonymously for being useless, obstinate, indecisive.
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It's harder to sneer at the "other" after you've both shared a life-transforming experience.
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Don't you realize that handymen sneer at women who scream at the sight of bugs?
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At one point he did sneer at "the fake news" media for concentrating on Russian collusion.
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"The real journalists, the regularly employed, they sneer at me," he wrote later in an essay.
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The Trump administration may sneer at climate change, for instance, but Walmart and General Motors do not.
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Even at 20, he will roll his eyes and sneer at complicated questions about strategy and formations.
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We today may laugh or sneer at this presumption that my side is worthy and yours isn't.
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"In My Feelings," with synthesizers and trap percussion, finds the spunk to sneer at a cheating boyfriend.
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Those who believe Ferraris should look and be family unfriendly will sneer at the shooting brake silhouette.
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They sneer at Zelda's wide-eyed attempts to fit in and mock her wardrobe of ruffly pastel frocks.
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"Peace has become a word that people sneer at the mention of," said one of them, Merav Michaeli.
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The character hates what he's become and lashes out at those who mock him and sneer at his disability.
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But stick with it, because you never want to pass up a chance to sneer at H. L. Mencken.
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They sneer at elites, even if they themselves are rich and powerful; they thrive on, and nurture, anger and division.
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A special hood with a carbon fiber halo allows the V8 to peek out and sneer at would-be competitors.
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Claveloux takes pleasure in violating the familiar and many of these stories sneer at the stunted, insulting rituals of capitalism.
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Nothing to sneer at, but also a pretty far cry from the $10 billion Trump claims to have in his pocket.
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I see him sitting across from you at a restaurant, his spray-tanned face jerking into an automatic sneer at your revelation.
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Firstly, it's a world distanced from a Brit Awards friendly mainstream that will always remain too cautious to really sneer at authority.
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Taking, possessing, or sending nude or suggestive images isn't shame-worthy or fringe behavior — it's the norm and nothing to sneer at.
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Many Clinton allies say Sanders played a role in Clinton's defeat, and former aides to the Democratic nominee still sneer at Sanders.
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The two countries would have to "share the neighborhood," as he put it, an idea that some Trump-administration officials sneer at.
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Flashbacks are now littered with "#RESIST" graffiti and protest signs; warring factions sneer at each other's "bubbles"; Twitter mobs become actual mobs.
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It was always to denigrate, sneer at or mock any EU proposal and brand Tony Blair and Gordon Brown as puppets of Brussels.
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These are people who attend midnight screenings, can quote monologues by heart, and sneer at anyone who hasn't caught on to their club.
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When I was using a lot of heroin, I used to sneer at people performing mundane tasks: jogging, buying bread, eating in cafes.
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And while the cash stakes are nothing to sneer at, the amount of money involved is fairly trivial relative to Google's overall scale.
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The company bragged this week that it's up to 3 million members from a reported 500,000 last year, which is nothing to sneer at.
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It is easy to sneer at so-called clicktivism but it demonstrates that the "currencies" of engagement, compassion and hopefulness are still in ready supply.
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When you smile, frown, or sneer at the iPhone X, the phone's facial sensors can create expressive 3D emojis that mimic your very own face.
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Candidates with money behind them—his own in the case of Mr Trump, someone else's for Mr Cruz—can sneer at their party's high command.
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If we sneer at Bridget Jones and applaud only the Norma Raes and Karen Silkwoods, then all we're doing is building a whole new paradigm.
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Hidden in one of the frames was a man who appeared to sneer at her while she sat on the Coca-Cola steps in Times Square.
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Reply: There is not a handyman in New York City who would sneer at a woman who asks him to get rid of a water bug.
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The Kremlin would later exploit the Watergate scandal to sneer at Mr. Nixon's — and by extension, America's — allegiance to moral truth as nothing more than hypocrisy.
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The rewards system for drivers offers extra earnings, cash back at gas stations, and free tuition for online classes at Arizona State University — nothing to sneer at.
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I can tuck this 4-inch phone into a shirt pocket or in one of those backpack phone compartments that modern smartphones sneer at with oversized indignation.
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Democrats, too, who viewed Mr. Trump as plainly unelectable from the start, acknowledged at times that they might have been wrong to sneer at him early on.
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It will be de rigueur to question an opponent's motives before his arguments, to sneer at experts, prefer volume to accuracy and disparage concession, compromise and moderation.
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Nobody should sneer at 60 percent of the vote, but Massachusetts is a distinctly bluer-than-average state, and most other Democratic senators outperformed Clinton that year.
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She has a point, but does the age of Spanx and Wonderbra really have the right to sneer at the era of the corset and the bustle?
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The robust "new Jews" of Palestine sneer at the older refugees and seek to remake the youth in their own image, banishing mother tongues and given names.
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Watching Axe and Chuck sneer at each other in the plush spaces the show rarely strays from, we're freed up to consider the sad absurdity of these tendencies.
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Casts a net wide enough to catch her racist dad, her tolerant mom, me, you, people who sneer at reading fiction, curious people who love to read stories.
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Sophia starts off the series as an unrepentant asshole (her words!), and watching her sneer at anyone who so much as looks at her weird gets grating, fast.
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And yet the Sanders supporters sneer at these votes, and almost in a racist and patronizing way suggest these voters do [not] know what is good for them.
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At one point, Greta even books at table at the restaurant at which Frances is a server in order to sneer at her wine recommendations — a truly American nightmare.
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" They're all for freedom and equality, they say, but sneer at the mechanisms that might actually help get us there as bleeding-heart pandering to the dreaded "politically correct.
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People might sneer at a thinker's background or training, but there can be no arguing with a powerful new idea which explains the world better than its rivals do.
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If someone doesn't sneer at her size or comment on her food choices, they might pretend she doesn't exist at all, bumping and jostling her as they walk past.
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I often say that it would be wrong for me to sneer at people photographing their dinner, because I have someone to come and photograph my dinner for me.
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They hate house and techno, sneer at groups of costumed partiers running to the Maceo Plex set, and fervently believe that songs without guitars don't qualify as "real" music.
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Because, according to this professor overseeing Columbia University's core curriculum, too many students are never taught the basics of liberal democracy — indeed, are even encouraged to sneer at it.
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One salesroom here boasted a brisk business in secondhand Japanese pianos, selling for $1,500 to $8,000 for fastidious, well-off North Koreans who sneer at the sound of Chinese instruments.
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" That thought was quickly replaced by: "If I don't give her at least 15 percent, she's going to sneer at me like I'm dirt and everybody in line will see.
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Many reactions to the gaffe sneer at Game of Thrones for missing the cup despite having two years to finish the season and a reported budget of $15 million per episode.
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Neither does smugness make us any less likely to be suckered, and in fact, it can make us more open to humbug, so long as we can sneer at it later.
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In Moscow, it has become fashionable to sneer at the EU's sluggish and hesitant foreign policy initiatives, constrained as they are by both bureaucratic inertia and a culture of consensus and conciliation.
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It's the sort of open pro-capitalism you don't often hear from groups of this size, but one that fits a generation that doesn't sneer at "selling out" the way older ones have.
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Even though many New Yorkers routinely sneer at the parade of beards, piercings, and tattoos that ride the L train every day, I would doubt that the shutdown is leaving anyone feeling smug.
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Though "Mary Toft; Or, The Rabbit Queen" offers much that speaks to our own slippery times, it's neither philosophy posing as a story nor a patronizing sneer at those gullible folk of yesteryear.
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But I am dumbstruck that someone who carries the weight of having seen others go off in his stead — friends, neighbors, classmates, teammates — could sneer at those who gave so much to the country.
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Given recent trends, it's no surprise that the new Cortex-A77 doesn't only focus on overall performance improvements, though the company's promise of 83% IPC performance improvement over the last generation is nothing to sneer at.
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It might seem O.K. to sneer at the companies that increasingly run much of our lives, but a deeper reading of the reports shows an industry in transition, and perhaps getting ready to get even bigger.
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The $3,750 reduction in price is nothing to sneer at, but back in 0003, Elon Musk explicitly said that the Model 3 will cost $35,000 without tax incentives, and he kept repeating it prior to the launch.
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Its particulars—from the use of a slow-working poison to the trail of radiation through London and the decoration awarded to one of the suspects last year—amounted to an ostentatious sneer at the British state.
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"I came from a part of Italy with 60 percent youth unemployment, and people who sneer at my background are sneering at thousands of young Italians who are trying to create a future for themselves," he said.
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Trump's team took to Twitter with lightning speed recently to sneer at the conclusion by all 17 intelligence agencies that the Kremlin hacked Democratic Party emails for the specific purpose of helping Trump and hurting Hillary Clinton.
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Outside on the deck, lies the kind of post-hipster gangs that only came to smoke and sneer at the true Beliebers, but lurking at the corner table are a group of friends desperate to talk to me.
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To call "Luv Is Rage 2" inconsistent is the sort of critique that this album (and Lil Uzi Vert in general) seems to sneer at — that it can still thrive even at its most casual is its charm.
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" Stoddard, when his turn comes again, scolds the audience, saying that real progress is being made in bi-racialism, and "that you have something that you cannot laugh down, that you cannot sneer at, that you cannot be cynical about.
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Cool people might tell you they sunk their saved-up pennies on some Rolling Stone-approved legend, but more likely it would've been a mainstream pop act – the kind the asshole record store clerk in High Fidelity would sneer at.
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Some influencers feel strongly about ordering responsiblyIt's easy to sneer at influencers, but many of the best ones have become trusted arbiters of taste, replacing restaurant critics and travel guides, with their captions providing as much interest as their shots.
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When Mando brings his payday to the underground forge, his fellow countrymen sneer at him because the bars are stamped with the imperial crest, indicating that they are part of a horde stolen from the Mandalorian people for Imperial use.
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So I'm never going to sneer (at) something with a 4-percent yield and a good balance sheet, which what IP has and they make paper and I am very environmentally more prone toward paper than I am toward plastic.
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At other times, though, they feel like barbs and jabs; Ebbing, Missouri, is the kind of town where people sneer at "political correctness" and still feel comfortable throwing around the term "midget" to refer to a character played by Peter Dinklage.
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But that's not something to sneer at, because these ponies have already created more than a trillion dollars of business value, according to Gartner — with many trillions more up for grabs for those who can figure out how to apply the young technology.
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And the fact is that, despite how much you may sneer at them or think they're lame or think that they represent the very worst in modern filmmaking (I have some thoughts when it comes to that), people go see the Transformers movies.
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The young MP warned that victories won by past free-trade campaigners were under threat from "the fashion nowadays to sneer at the Manchester school [of economic liberalism]" that was taking hold in the newspapers and capturing chunks of the political parties.
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On national TV, he can pose once again as the patriotic and defiant scourge of elites who sneer at the values of heartland Americans -- the strategy he used to win election in 2016 and on which he is banking to claim a second term.
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Turning over memories from my single days and navigating my current relationship, I noticed that both ecstasy and Valentine's Day assist with the pursuit of romance; and yet, people tend to sneer at the idea of them as giving rise to genuine expressions of love.
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It's hypocritical, she believes, for independently wealthy cosmopolitans to sneer at the working capitalists who power the economy (sure), and so the solution is for her to marry a man who patronizes and restricts her, with whom she has almost nothing in common (huh?).
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All my life I'd seen you sneer at any sign of femininity in a man.... I pored over those images all night long—your body, your body in a skirt, the wig on your head, the lipstick on your mouth, the fake breasts under your tee shirt.
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But here's my question for those who sneer at or hate-read her new memoir about the possible therapeutic value of LSD, "A Really Good Day: How Microdosing Made a Mega Difference in My Mood, My Marriage, and My Life": What on earth did you expect?
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" Frustrated by the American Communist Party's tepid response to his novel "Native Son," Wright wrote to a friend that the party "encourage[s] the creation of types of writing that can be used for agitprop purposes," but had "a tendency to sneer at more creative attempts.
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Class representations in media, Kendall says, are filtered through stereotypes that routinely ask us to identify with the top of the pack — the leaders, lawyers, and head detectives — while freeing us to sneer at the lower classes, because at least then we can feel better about ourselves and our living situation.
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What's great about it as a weeknight dish is, he's not calling for superthick steakhouse chops, but the thin-cut ones that you can always find at the butcher and that lots of people sneer at, but that are actually really good if you cook them at high heat, nice and fast.
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While it's easy to sneer at the reviewer who wrote of the pharmacist-turned-poet, "Back to the shop Mr John, back to plasters, pills, and ointment boxes," one also has to acknowledge that Percy Shelley, in calling the critic a "noteless blot on a remembered name", was also engaging in criticism, albeit of a more perceptive sort.
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It isn't the form of communication in the United States, but so much of what the middle-brow tastemakers sneer at in the ring presaged the carnival world we live in now: Trump, a McMahon on the cabinet, the obsession with being "in the know" when you're convinced what you're seeing is kayfabe, the return of high dudgeon oratory via the art of the promo.
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Given these sonorous hints from history — that small parties, who have an equal right to run their candidates, are usually the most innovative and far-seeing — one can ask why the two major parties don't look at, instead of sneer at, the agendas of the Libertarian and Green Parties to see what they can adopt in order to siphon votes away from the small fry.
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The musical lineup is nothing to sneer at — with members of LCD Soundsystem, Animal Collective, and My Morning Jacket doing solo sets, as well as performances by Au Revoir Simone and Jon Hopkins — but neither is the art quotient, which includes works by Lynch himself as well as William Eggleston and an off-site exhibition of Sandro Miller's photographs of John Malkovich as iconic characters from Lynch's films and Twin Peaks.
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" She does sneer at Democrats like former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, who has been critical of her on the heels of the campaign, saying the party "did not talk about what it always stood for—and that was how to maintain a burgeoning middle class.
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While just under 52% of British voters opted for Brexit, the fact is the majority of the electorate will vote for parties that are ultimately committed to leaving the EU. Die-hard Remainers are now, mercifully, a minority in the UK. Despite the absence of large-scale political and public opposition to Brexit in the UK, some European and global political and media elites continue to sneer at the move to leave the EU and portray it as a narrowly nationalist, bigotedly isolationist and unthinkingly populist phenomenon.
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The best part of this interview is that this is exactly the type of network and people who sneer at us for asking Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardHillicon Valley: Clapper praises whistleblower complaint | Senators urge social media giants to take action against 'deepfakes' | Tim Cook asks Supreme Court to protect DACA | Harris pushes Twitter to suspend Trump Warren says Trump should not be banned from Twitter Joaquin Castro volunteers to play his brother on 'SNL' MORE whether Warren is ready to be Commander in Chief and accuse us of lazy interviewing.
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One of the reasons that your question creeps me out is you're just faced with the fact that you're somehow taking yourself out of the natural world by eating that... A lot of the things that I find kind of gut-wrenchingly disgusting are sci-fi futures that are kind of a restructuring what the normal is in human existence because medical and biological science has gotten so sophisticated that it can do things that we were never meant to be able to do and really should not be done....I think it's like what people sneer at as first world problems.
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