They existed to protect the privileged from an angry populace.
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These are not luxuries reserved only for the privileged few.
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Currently only the privileged can found and fund new companies.
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Being heard has always been a luxury of the privileged.
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With mandatory minimums, the privileged can still get off easy.
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Deferential to the privileged, including the man who chose him.
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Sana Mustafa considers herself "the privileged one" in the family.
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What they have is open borders for the privileged few.
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Mostly the privileged class, whose professional, hovering parents are the ones who most obviously are choosing the best on their behalf, [but] there's not any evidence that maximizing is especially prevalent among the privileged.
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But in the cocaine of the privileged, I've not seen it.
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He is emerging from the privileged obscurity of his pre-C.
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And the privileged sectors are precisely those that are in decline.
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And we, too, had contempt for the lazy and the privileged.
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We can't even get safe, qualified care to the privileged few.
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So no wonder it's only the privileged few who get that freedom.
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Safe, accessible housing remains a luxury for the privileged few—by design.
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"[Music] actually used to be for the privileged elite," he told me.
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Old Masters where it logically belonged, attesting to the privileged place of
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Fines for on-ice gay slurs are pocket change for the privileged.
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But they — we — are the privileged ones because our trash does get removed.
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So congressional internships have traditionally been reserved for the privileged and well-connected.
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Its only prominence was due to the privileged position as Apple's default option.
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They were also challenging the privileged new class of party elites and cadres.
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Grassy fields in the valley were rare, and reserved for the privileged few.
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But one need not be rich to receive the justice of the privileged.
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The privileged try to protect what they have by evading authority and regulation.
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As the poor overtake the privileged, secrets are exposed and compromises are made.
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A look at the privileged lives of North Korea's new elite A look at the privileged lives of North Korea's new elite When Christian Petersen-Clausen visited North Korea last year, he was struck by how few people had cellphones.
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He added that the privileged access market hasn't really been updated in two decades.
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The oppressor assumes the role of the oppressed, the privileged embraces the victim syndrome.
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Look, it's fine that Facebook is building a money app for the privileged class.
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Hateful and the Privileged, the former always on a never-ending search for new
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The privileged access will not be limited to isolated or rural communities, Bains said.
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Diversifying a school's population economically and racially will ultimately benefit all, including the privileged.
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"However, the Singapore government declined to act on the 'privileged information,' " the statement said.
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These days, though, even the privileged are feeling the squeeze of Egypt's economic crisis.
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Gray matter Sometimes it can seem as if only the privileged support the cause.
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They also have to cope psychologically with the guilt of being the privileged few.
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At home, I grew up middle class, then became the privileged prep school girl.
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The privileged status of English stemmed from the novelty of the American-bred gangsters.
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It was closed at night to all but the privileged few — until this week.
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His perspective on the privileged Kaepernick's protest should be required reading for Talkers everywhere.
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It wasn't fascism like in the movies — at least not among the privileged in Brooklyn.
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Yes, accruing points, like golf or SoulCycle, is a leisure pursuit for the privileged some.
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The "privileged resolution" requires the House to take action on it within two legislative days.
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Daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, were among the privileged few, Sims writes.
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I learned that we the privileged are not ashamed to waste resources that millions need.
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At its worst, Burning Man is a party for the privileged, unconcerned with suffering elsewhere.
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"Eating out in the '60s was for the privileged and the wealthy," Mr. Nieporent said.
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In this world, even the privileged are hyper-tense, constantly measuring themselves against their peers.
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It seems promised for the privileged few but has led to marginalization for the many.
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"The strike is for the privileged," said Martin Altmeyer, a 71-year-old German psychoanalyst.
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Not all that long ago, air travel was a luxury experienced by the privileged few.
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The book opens inside the privileged house of Stephanie Lansky, saying goodbye to her parents.
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Cities should be safe, fun and engaging communities for all residents, not just for the privileged.
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Let's say that, in two or 20 years, the privileged regularly transport themselves to disaster zones.
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Fatherland Cards have made the process even more difficult for all but the privileged political elite.
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It is a position that pushes back against the privileged views of artists of Fischl's ilk.
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It was the privileged insights into neurosurgery which made "Do No Harm" such a remarkable book.
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Let's first understand what the Academy is: the biggest and whitest stage built from the privileged.
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The "privileged" situation here isn't one that all of us ought to experience as a right.
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We have entrenched a system that makes the population vulnerable for the benefit of the privileged.
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"Too often I find we are being mimicked, and distorted, by the privileged other," said Muholi.
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The privileged status of the standard accent is, of course, rooted in education and socioeconomic power.
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All rapists from all walks of life, even the privileged class like Stanford University star athletes.
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Yet the privileged poor represent 50 percent of the lower-income black students at elite colleges.
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The result was perverse: in the name of equality, all taxpayers were forced to subsidise the privileged.
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Because the privileged need their feathers ruffled, and my ability to ruffle feathers is second to none.
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Now think of all the times prosecutors have demanded testimony about the privileged communications underlying lawyers' statements.
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But they also believe that appeals for nonviolent action are for the privileged and the sell-outs.
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Some progressives call Washington insiders the establishment, the power elite, the privileged structures of the status quo.
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Do the privileged groups attending the G-20 gain an unfair advantage through access to world leaders?
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But a number of FBI agents and prosecutors have already read and listened to the privileged material.
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There are some, however, who want to limit charitable donations of conservation easements to the privileged few.
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"Commercial jobs just turn young people of color into a servant class for the privileged," she said.
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The film's underlying edge of rage at the privileged resonated deeply then, and does so especially now.
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"She sided with the privileged a long time ago when deciding who actually deserves humanity," Obie said.
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Certain kinds of students — but not the privileged and the wealthy — benefit greatly from a selective university.
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Mr. Motta is skeptical, however, whether representation in the privileged art world really leads to political change.
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In "Snowpiercer," another Bong film, the gap between the privileged and the disadvantaged couldn't be more apparent.
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While food is not necessarily scarce yet, it is becoming unaffordable for all but the privileged few.
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"It's not just for the privileged kids whose mummies can drive them back and forth," Ruby said.
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The problem is caused by the inequality itself: It triggers a chemical reaction in the privileged few.
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It's a male-centric atmosphere that allows the privileged to easily discount the voices of the disenfranchised.
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Whitten never made work that was charming, kitschy, or ingratiating, which are the moves of the privileged.
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Paulson's conflicted character Ally (get it?) is a purposeful embodiment of the privileged liberal of Trump voter nightmares.
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The Society opens with word that "the smell" has returned to the privileged Connecticut town of West Ham.
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The privileged young idealist learns to dance and falls in love with bad-boy resort dancer Johnny Castle.
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There are political risks: structures which skew their benefits to the privileged are always subject to popular backlashes.
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Social media savvy parents of Manchester have taken to Twitter to vent their grievances with the privileged singer.
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We expect CYBR will benefit greatly from the massive amount of consolidation in the privileged account security market.
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Every person, from the most famous to the most obscure, from the privileged to the poor, deserves privacy.
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The privileged and powerful — CEOs, massive corporations, and the wealthiest 1 percent — do not just oppose these freedoms.
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The movie's message is a comforting solution for the privileged who have only a cursory understanding of racism.
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Libraries are not always musty places of yore with treasures out of view for only the privileged few.
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"The privileged among us live in a world where mostly we're choosing among really good options," he said.
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Experimental social psychology is currently the privileged form of psychology that is most often reported in mainstream media.
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That the privileged can pay?" asked the managing director of an admissions consulting company in New York. "Yes.
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They rarely consider that their own advantages rest on the privileged position of whites in the labor market.
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Throughout history, the generous among the privileged have supported charity, but rarely in ways that affect the status quo.
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"Their selfless behavior, compared to the normal complaining in the privileged world we live in, is great to see."
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Clinton is in the privileged position of being able to add pretty much whomever she wants to the ticket.
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Quivering and eager, Sansa sees Joffrey as the next logical step for the privileged life she's been prepared for.
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It targets black, Latino, homeless, immigrant, L.G.B.T.Q. and other New Yorkers, while comparable conduct by the privileged is excused.
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Follow CNN's Will Ripley as he gets a rare glimpse of everyday life for the privileged in North Korea.
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Last week, Judge Wood said most of the privileged files were communications between Mr. Cohen and his own lawyers.
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At the top of the hole Sit the privileged few, Making mock of the vermin In the lower zoo.
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Pakistan's leadership must develop the courage to put the interests of the collective above those of the privileged few.
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Beautiful, mellifluous and sesquipedalian words were therefore the exclusive domain of the privileged, with their clipped, cut-glass accents.
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That way the privileged children of Spence can know that children who had no such privilege came before them.
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It is time for our system to treat all people with fairness, compassion, and humanity — not just the privileged.
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Swiss voters rejected a referendum proposal to streamline Switzerland's corporate-tax system and end the privileged treatment of multinational companies.
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And I hope that this movement resonates not only with the privileged, but permeates through to all layers of society.
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At the time, prosecutors said that the privileged brothers killed their parents in an attempt to obtain the family fortune.
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In an age when the privileged have adopted minimalism, these holiday shoppers have been called out for embracing American excess.
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All of the privileged white guys that want to come after my client and cast aspersions against her and me.
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We need to stop thinking of credit as either a luxury for the privileged or a curse to the disadvantaged.
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Wallpapers first appeared in his early dollhouse sculptures that suggest a nostalgic ideal of the privileged, American, middle-class life.
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Afterward, convinced that the United States Constitution was written for the privileged few, he threw himself into defeating its ratification.
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In a poor, Leave-voting area, voters support the privileged Mr Johnson because he has promised to get Brexit done.
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FROM THE PRIVILEGED vantage of the West, the true culinary revolution of our time is a return to the particular.
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" Michael Lewis writes, "The problem is caused by the inequality itself: it triggers a chemical reaction in the privileged few.
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Then the scene shifts to the privileged quiet of Mr. Ai's studio, where his assistants prepare the garments for exhibition.
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To give you some concrete examples, the privileged poor know that summer can be both a noun and a verb.
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One is the notion that racial division is fundamentally "manufactured by the powerful and the privileged" for their own purposes.
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At their first trial, prosecutors said that the privileged brothers killed their parents in an attempt to obtain the family fortune.
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This "Fandom is Broken" business is a classic example of how language designed to fight privilege is appropriate by the privileged.
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The vulnerabilities allow an attacker to compromise the privileged memory of a processor by exploiting the way processes run in parallel.
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Among the privileged group of people who attain wedlock—call them the uxariat—marriage is becoming more egalitarian and more resilient.
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Now, it's not just the privileged who think about their names in terms of status or how much they like it.
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In the early 1900s, only the privileged purchased homes because mortgages were short-term loans that only the rich could afford.
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Among the privileged classes, only the most moral seemed to find the situation troubling enough to help in a significant way.
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I mention this because I think it touches a core problem every social justice movement encounters: the apathy of the privileged.
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What will it accomplish if in the struggle to be treated equally, we assume the worst behaviors of the privileged group?
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And most of it connotes a wealthy, fashion-forward lifestyle in Paris or New York — great fun for the privileged few.
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And white people are also facing the loss of the privileged position that they previously were able to take for granted.
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In other cases, major financial gifts, including multimillion-dollar donations to construct buildings on campus, pave the way for the privileged.
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She's chosen to ensconce herself in uber-wealthy enclaves, where the privileged literally pay to insulate themselves from the world's problems.
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In his most alluring compositions, Fernandez imagines the effective castration of the privileged male artist in relationship to the manipulated female body.
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This level of perceived ignorance may seem astounding to read on paper, but it reflects a widespread attitude amongst the privileged few.
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Remediant is based on a Zero Trust model where you have to prove you have the right to access the privileged area.
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It's a system designed to create suffering, and the privileged are often unaware of how much of that suffering is going on.
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Hillary Clinton took aim at the rich Thursday night, saying she would fund new government programs with money from the privileged few.
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But other research suggests that one factor behind the rising suicide rate is an erosion of the privileged status of white men.
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That's because what generally happens in response is that a motion to table — that is, to kill — the privileged motion — is brought.
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But it is also about the fact that these are seen as gated communities where the privileged protect their positions in society.
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But, of course, that was for the privileged few who could afford to travel to such a remote place for medical care.
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It did not hurt that, as the son of Zhou Jiannan, a senior Communist official, he enjoyed the privileged status of "princeling".
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Despite Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's support for Trump's action, he will have to take up the privileged resolution to block it.
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If you are one of the privileged, Peterson is here to protect your glorious suffering from any agitators that would question it.
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Academic culture and institutions also continually reinforce the privileged myopia that "loving what you do" makes up for not receiving monetary compensation.
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Like May, the two believed in a more interventionist and traditional conservatism than the privileged, socially liberal outlook of Cameron and Osborne.
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The company is in the privileged position of both releasing a product and controlling many of the conditions required for its success.
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The privileged few do not need to dominate or control their fellow citizens; they can simply ignore them like an irrelevant nuisance.
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The privileged and powerful, Mr. Giridharadas said in his speech, are great at creating foundations and giving away money to good causes.
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The privileged measure is guaranteed to reach the floor and cannot be blocked by Republicans, although its chances of passage are slim.
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The traditional justification for the privileged position of the Iowa caucuses is that, unlike primaries, they measure the enthusiasm of party activists.
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IN JANUARY 2016, I was the privileged recipient of a letter-writing campaign by the students of a New Orleans elementary school.
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The idea of turning traditionally victimized groups into the privileged victimizers, however, feels too cute at best, and tone-deaf at worst.
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"I don't want people to believe that there are two measures of justice for the privileged and those without," she told WLS.
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Once that happens, the Senate, by law, will have 18 days to take a vote of its own on the privileged resolution.
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Many citizens have grown increasingly frustrated by the country's inability to convert resources into concrete gains for anyone but the privileged few.
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As long as privilege remains invisible to the privileged, violence will continue to be more than a formal proposition to most people.
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If done with integrity, however, this diversification of primary and secondary education is clearly a threat to the privileged status of public schools.
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My colleague Dylan Matthews writes: The taxes the privileged pay [end up] worthy of attention and the ones the poor pay are ignored.
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But as you move further along the privileged end of the socio-economic curve, managing, preserving and growing one's wealth becomes more complicated.
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Many of the country's unemployed youth see a system in which the privileged get ahead while more deserving but less connected youngsters struggle.
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"I cannot let an Oregon Senate seat go to someone who is fighting for the privileged and powerful," he said at the time.
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Obligatory work update: Molly is shading the privileged white boy at her job, Travis (David Hull), for not working as hard as her.
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She also made a pitch for the political centre ground, calling for "a country that works for everyone, not just the privileged few".
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That's the secret about Obama, AOC, Bernie, Warren and the rest who talk in terms of "the privileged" / "the oppressed": They're all privileged.
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If Girls is a satirical take on the privileged, but complicated, lives of four millennial white women in Brooklyn, they got it right.
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What those voters want is to allow small businesses and future entrepreneurs to thrive without the regulations that only help the privileged class.
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Milk behaved like the privileged hot guy that he is, going to Kennedy in half his makeup, and wanting absolution for their fight.
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Bored capital was pooling in venture coffers where it was itching to be disbursed by the wealthy into the holsters of the privileged.
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One group hopes to see America become great again; the other claims that such golden age thinking is a fantasy of the privileged.
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Some observers estimate that as much as 15 percent of Pyongyang's population are members of the privileged class described by Mr. Winstanley-Chesters.
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But through his daughter's service, he saw an inequity that fueled his anger at the privileged Americans among whom he had long worked.
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But, on the privileged side of town in all parts of America, children are raised by drunks, by drug addicts, by violent people.
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The desire for emotionally safe spaces can be invoked to protect one's sense of privilege — especially in the privileged sites of university education.
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When whites feel like the privileged status of their group in society is threatened, they will want to do something to preserve it.
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Beyond physical power, the privileged position of males in the patriarchy has then been historically codified in religious texts and secular law worldwide.
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To preserve a web that serves all of humanity, not just the privileged and the powerful, we will have to fight for it.
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Super PACs (or, more formally, independent expenditure-only political action committees) are loopholes that enable the powerful and the privileged to count more.
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Or maybe anxiety rates have risen, but only in the select demographic groups — the privileged ones — that receive a lot of media attention.
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But it's a corrective, moored in the acknowledgment that things have been rigged largely in favor of the privileged few from the start.
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The lawyers told the court they couldn't provide more details about their specific reasons because that could breach the privileged attorney-client relationship.
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Audrey Hepburn plays the privileged daughter of a famous surgeon in this Fred Zinnemann-directed movie, which delivered Hepburn an Academy Award nomination.
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Keep pandering to the politically incorrect and the privileged if you want, but do not expect the depth and nuance that experience brings.
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The privileged poor are lower-income students who were lucky enough to attend boarding schools or preparatory high schools before coming to college.
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As cities make themselves attractive to young, creative people, the economic gains are accruing to the privileged newcomers—not to longtime working-class residents.
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But in practice the children of the privileged have long been much more likely to get into university than the children of the poor.
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Limiting access to Congress by leaving out people who can't afford unpaid gigs means that only the privileged will continue to be in power.
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A law that undermines educational opportunities for the privileged and the underprivileged at once could prove far more incendiary than a little foreign influence.
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He recently introduced legislation that would end the privileged status that Cuban immigrants enjoy when applying for federal assistance, which he says encourages fraud.
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But hopefully this time also brings a voice to women who are a million miles away from Hollywood, and not just the privileged few.
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If the privileged among us don't give voiceless survivors a platform to speak out, are we toppling the patriarchy or just protecting our own?
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She is a child of England's home counties, without the privileged background of the outgoing prime minister, David Cameron, and many of his circle.
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"I think there should be a message everybody hears, where folks realize that demanding equality is not oppression to the privileged," he told VICE.
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In the film, a day student, Toby, a relative innocent, makes buying trips to Colombia to please the privileged young hedonists who surround him.
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Hemmings perfectly captures modern parenthood among the privileged and, with moments of concise poignancy, the silent shames of motherhood: envy, boredom, laziness and guilt.
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Oesterlund was now subject to an increasingly stern series of court orders that he turn over the privileged documents, regardless of any potential settlement.
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"We should be doing it in places that are the privileged parts of town as well as every other kind of community," he said.
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Just crack open one of the glossy new books devoted to American "country house" living and concoct your own melodrama about the privileged few.
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They know that obtaining the capital needed to make a permanent work often requires becoming the proper servant or mascot of the privileged class.
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The country's polarized political system, which is characterized by the privileged position of its Shiite leadership, will endure, leaving minorities, including Iraqi Sunnis, marginalized.
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But I believe the privileged among us should be more willing to commit to a political program that strips us of our unearned privileges.
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Reddick — an artist-turned-art handler — loathes the privileged white people moving into his beloved Bedford-Stuyvesant; the problem is, he's one of them.
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To pay for the new ventures, universities would persuade their patrons to invest in the futures of all Americans rather than the privileged few.
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What this metaphorical gentrification points to instead is dishonesty, carelessness and cluelessness on the part of the privileged when they clomp into unfamiliar territory.
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The privileged poor is my attempt to get people to question what they take for granted, especially about class and culture in higher education.
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The doubly disadvantaged far outnumber the privileged poor, and the way these college are recruiting low-income students is helping to obscure this fact.
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The case highlights the dramatic gap between the privileged ruling class of Equatorial Guinea and much of the population, which thrives mainly on subsistence farming.
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When they do it outside the public view, though, it takes on a different meaning, connecting generations of the privileged few who have worn pinstripes.
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As The Verge explained: The vulnerabilities allow an attacker to compromise the privileged memory of a processor by exploiting the way processes run in parallel.
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And the stark difference in how women of color's claims are treated is the final shred of evidence that victimhood is only for the privileged.
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Local startups often lack the privileged access to financing enjoyed by established Chinese firms, and so are forced to raise money from foreign venture capitalists.
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These policy changes may motivate drug makers to offer their product at a lower cost to gain the privileged position on a health plan's formulary.
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A Labour government will be on your side, while Boris Johnson's Conservatives — who think they're born to rule — will only look after the privileged few.
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A few days later, Oesterlund's lawyers asked for a meeting, hinting that if Fisher got the privileged documents, their client would go on the run.
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But if we don't expose men to the challenges women face through cross-group integration, the socialization doesn't change the mentality of the privileged group.
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Mr. Xi's father was one of the founders of the People's Republic, and Mr. Xi grew up in the privileged world of China's red nobility.
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Vajiralongkorn does not seem to share the near-hysterical anti-Thaksin sentiment pervasive among the junta and the privileged urbanites who profit from authoritarian rule.
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What that did was remind people there are two different rules in Washington — those of the elites, for the privileged, and those for everybody else.
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It has a competitive entrance exam that Hayes later criticized in his book "The Twilight of the Elites" as a system that favors the privileged.
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On Thursday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer made clear that if the House passes the privileged resolution, he will ensure the Senate votes on it.
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For the students who grew up expecting to attend Yale or Harvard — the privileged elite — the transition from high school to college is often seamless.
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"Trump and Sanders supporters think the current system too often empowers the privileged — the difference is how they propose to redress those inequities," Dickinson said.
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It's from here that its approach to design comes from, as opposed to the privileged position of being the dominant species that we're so used to.
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This is where things get a bit uncomfortable: How do white people call out appropriation when they're the ones on the privileged side of the debate?
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Yet people of means (and I include myself here) are complicit in a system that seems unable to stop itself from extending privileges to the privileged.
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The materials and intentions of art, in his view, should upend the comforts of the privileged and limit the scope of their power over the marginalized.
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And Toby is enraged because he knows that before his accident, he would have had the privileged charm it takes to make such a threat disappear.
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The EU is by far Britain's most important trading partner, and losing the privileged access to its markets granted by membership would likely be major shock.
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A professor at the University of Southern California shows why it is so difficult to stop the privileged position of the elites becoming more entrenched. Nicotine.
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And I think culture is the privileged vehicle for this aspect of human nature to find its place, in poetry, in painting, in music, in literature.
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The privileged top third is pulling ever further ahead of the disadvantaged bottom third, whose families are often fractured and whose lives tend to be precarious.
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" "The government I lead will be driven not by the interests of the privileged few," May said, adding that "together we will build a better Britain.
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There is no "American dream" for entire groups of people because the system is permanently built against them and the privileged are seemingly blind to it.
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"Worst-case scenario, we might lose the privileged status of NAFTA products going back and forth across the border," said Optima president and owner Marvin Smith.
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Muscovites came to gawk in droves, even if it was mostly the privileged elite — handed the high-rise apartments for free — who could afford to shop.
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" Law professor and activist Mari Matsuda argued Asians shouldn't be used to "deny educational opportunities to the disadvantaged and to preserve success only for the privileged.
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The rise of political actors and demagogues who promote white supremacy, misogyny and racism is, in part, an effort by the privileged to reject these truths.
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For the privileged, facial recognition saves time: Parents can keep tabs on their summer camp tykes thanks to facial recognition identifying their pics, the WSJ reports.
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Robert Weber, whose elegant and witty cartoons about the privileged and the self-involved were staples of The New Yorker for 45 years, died on Oct.
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In the time before Judge Gorsuch's confirmation, Democrats expressed particular concern about his record on workers' rights, suggesting that his rulings tended to favor the privileged.
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Rather than calling balls and strikes, Chief Justice Roberts was a 10th player, shifting the power structure toward the privileged and away from the average American.
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Still hanging in the balance is the fate of the privileged scholars, at least some of whom may not have known about their parents' alleged acts.
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He looks at me — a woman of 48 traveling alone, a woman who doubtless exhibits some signs of the privileged life she has led — with loathing.
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The trouble is that, when you strip pettiness of cultural necessity and make it accessible up the ranks of the privileged, it risks becoming something monstrous.
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They still twist themselves into worn narrative origamis; always trying to fold racism into friendships and cooperations between the oppressed (black people) and the privileged (white people).
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Payne has talked about the film as an environmental metaphor, and the film's interest in the self-serving excesses of the privileged upper class isn't exactly subtle.
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The anti-establishment wave in presidential politics is laying bare the fragile feelings of the privileged, who in turn argue that oppressed minorities shouldn't be so sensitive.
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As researcher Theo Markettos explains, Thunderclap takes advantage of the privileged, direct-memory access (DMA) that Thunderbolt accessories are granted to gain access to the target device.
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After receiving such notice, the Archivist shall not disclose the privileged records unless directed to do so by an incumbent President or by a final court order.
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Other concerns for the committee include ensuring robust protections for journalists' sources; for the communications of members of parliament; and the privileged communications of the legal profession.
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But the vote was ultimately toothless after the resolution was stripped of the privileged status that would have invoked the War Powers Act to end U.S. involvement.
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Blue-collared employees in India (and many other markets) continue to struggle in availing crucial financial services from banks that typically reserve them for the privileged segment.
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"Today the Republicans take their victory lap for successfully pillaging the American middle class to benefit the powerful and the privileged," House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said.
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These days, standardized tests don't just create inequitable conditions for schools; they also bolster arguments of those who already preferred to consolidate education to the privileged few.
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But he was stronger in attacking the Tories for looking after the privileged few than he was in setting out what a Labour government would do instead.
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She began to view trolling as a pastime for the privileged—people who can afford to joke about rape without thinking about the consequences, emotional or otherwise.
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But only insofar as it reflects the unconscious biases of the privileged perspectives who create most of our culture today, through everything from popular entertainment to technology.
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The privileged lifestyles enjoyed by the master and mistress belong only to a select few, while life for those on the poverty line continues to get harder.
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This was not a gathering of scuzzy commies or crazed alt-righters, no, this was what passed for the Toronto elite: the beautiful, the educated, the privileged.
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"It is a system that benefits the privileged at the expense of the disadvantaged," Sida Liu, a sociologist at the University of Toronto, wrote in an email.
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In her first speech outside 10 Downing Street she promised a government that would be driven by the interests of ordinary people and not the "privileged few".
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"A Labour government will be on your side, while Boris Johnson's Conservatives who think they're born to rule will only look after the privileged few," Corbyn said.
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Then Mr. Maluf won a seat in Congress, giving him the privileged judicial standing that keeps nearly all senior Brazilian politicians with such privileges out of jail.
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Compared with more radical solutions to urban educational inequality that focus on integration, charter schools demand nothing from the privileged, largely white communities that benefit from segregation.
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This included the spot-on music choices, from soulful Jonathan's mixtapes, featuring Joy Division and the Clash, to the cheesier Corey Hart preferred by the privileged kids.
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"The Magnificent Seven" could also be considered a Bernie Sanders western, suggesting that disenfranchised white Americans make common cause with minorities to overthrow the privileged 1 percent.
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He has the privileged demeanor of an old Etonian (he went to school there), but a Bill Clintonesque way with crowds and an appeal that transcends class.
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They show the extent of white Christian anger — the privileged who are furious that their privileges are being stripped away by those they view as outside interlopers.
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In his art videos shot in Second Life, he acts as a silent observer, using the privileged access that his job gives him yet remaining a ghost.
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Flaunting wealth is an activity as old as civilization itself; from lavish parties to elaborate jewelry, throwing away money is a beloved international pastime for the privileged.
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The rosy and long-lived postwar belief that the world is generally stable and generally improving has always been in many respects an illusion of the privileged.
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With the end of slavery, states took action to preserve the privileged position of American Protestants of western European heritage, including "Jim Crow" laws that enforced segregation.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, Republican politicians, whose campaigns the billionaires fund, want to repeal the estate tax, so the privileged children of those donors will be even richer.
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He's still the privileged white man on the outside, but on the inside he's become a part of a minority much reviled by many in his circles.
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Peloton and privilege Past Peloton ads haven't inspired as much buzz as this one has, but critics have knocked the privileged consumers they portray and market to.
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I always viewed the driving ban as the "privileged women's" problem because there are many women who are concerned about money and food more than anything else.
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Why is an activity that most spend upward of 350 days a year not doing seen as an attractive expectation and not a preference of the privileged?
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In her speech in Birmingham on Monday, May set out her vision for the economy, calling for "a country that works for everyone, not just the privileged few".
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Police believe Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh an outlawed domestic group that has pledged allegiance to Islamic State, played a significant role in organising the privileged, educated, young attackers.
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"At one extreme, we have the nightmare scenario of the site being wrapped in cotton wool and accessible only to the privileged," Professor Beard wrote in an email.
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Since its founding, TST has waged a highly active campaign to demand greater separation between church and state, and to challenge the privileged relationship Christianity has with government.
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Oxfam reports that global economic inequality is "reaching new extremes," no thanks to the privileged 1% who are benefiting from tax loopholes, including hiding money in offshore funds.
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Then-expatriated Soviet historian Michael Voslensky's 1984 book "Nomenklatura" described the privileged class of party elites in the Soviet Union, who enjoyed lives of relative ease and luxury.
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They are actually cheating their constituents out of the benefits of free markets, distorting choices and interfering in decisions with unstable, arbitrary policymaking customized for the privileged elite.
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Burstein begins the film with a voice-over in which she discusses her interest in how the privileged manage to evade the harsh realities of life and justice.
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"A Labour government will be on your side, while Boris Johnson's Conservatives who think theyre born to rule will only look after the privileged few," Corbyn, 70, said.
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Together, these policies are engineered to take healthcare (and other benefits) from the working class—disproportionately immigrants and people of color—so as to benefit the privileged few.
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Enacting many of these ideas should lead to a more involved electorate that ensures that government works for all of us and not just for the privileged few.
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Hartman hadn't come anywhere near nailing Trump's trademark accent or gesticulations, but the sketch did perfectly land the privileged family's utter disconnect from the experiences of average Americans.
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Even for the privileged few with access to that currency, access to food can be difficult; restaurants I went to occasionally would run out of food mid-meal.
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The raw personal qualities that voters tend to want in a candidate — honesty, intelligence, compassion, and work ethic — are not qualities that the privileged have a monopoly on.
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The bodies of black people dying would more than likely still be shown on mainstream media, and the privileged still would not believe the trauma that blacks experience.
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The privileged, known as the "Netted," have "angelfair" skin and live on high ground, while the "Surplus," whose skin is often "coppertoned," suffer on swampland and rickety houseboats.
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Three senators -- Utah Republican Mike Lee, Vermont independent Bernie Sanders and Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy -- authored the privileged resolution and are working to force a vote on it.
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Unlike many avuncular critics of identity politics, Fukuyama is sympathetic to the good such politics does — above all, making the privileged aware of their effect on marginalized groups.
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"It's a typical case where the underprivileged are paying heavily for the financial misdeeds of the privileged class," said Ashis Nandy, a renowned Indian political psychologist and sociologist.
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We love a scapegoat, a story with clean lines — here, the provincial museum that should've known better, the villain curator with the privileged blue-chip artist past his prime.
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Unfortunately, like many a house on the proverbial hill, the movie industry prioritizes the privileged, and the journey towards inclusion involves taming more than one beast at a time.
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Eyebeam believes that the most inventive technologies in any society aren't created by the privileged few, but by people who have skin in the game and are discriminated against.
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In one scene, a community advocate admonishes the "privileged" members of the gay community for protesting and marching for marriage equality but failing to show up for trans people.
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Crypto and blockchain enthusiasts have been railing for years against the centralized world of banks, but many have been doing so from the privileged vantage point of developed countries.
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So with that, I say we focus on the left behinds, the privileged, using their privilege to, you know, bring upon a better life for those that are struggling.
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The U.S. State Department called for restraint, and a spokeswoman warned that continued erosion of Hong Kong's autonomy put at risk the privileged status it enjoys under U.S. law.
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"Given these troubling findings, we request that you produce all documents withheld for attorney-client or deliberative process privileges, with the privileged portions redacted," they said in the letter.
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He noted the potential of universal basic income, where individuals receive a sum from the government to cover living expenses, and he also mentioned the power of the privileged.
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The rich and the privileged and the Bohemian Grove dwellers who continue to use us, the people, in whatever way they possibly can until they're prevented from doing so.
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For 25 years, Ms. Greenfield, a photojournalist and anthropologist of the privileged, has observed their rituals and addictions with a keen eye for the person beneath the designer logos.
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Is it merely an issue of public health, or a last throw by those who long ago turned this city into a playground for the privileged and the powerful?
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It's indicative of the privileged position of many of us reporters, who get the incredible opportunity to hear some of the nation's most powerful people speak dozens of times.
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It is perhaps easier to see how the loss of the privileged place accorded to literary expression in society translates into different decisions by students about what to study.
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Ms. Obst said that she loved the book — her first film project — and Ms. Berman's take on growing up in Las Vegas, the privileged daughter of a mob boss.
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Such refusals by prosecutors to proceed diligently or at all contribute significantly to maintaining our two-tiered system of justice — one for the privileged and one for the rest.
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The great man's thinking had yet to come under wide attack, and psychoanalysis—at least, here in America—was still a relatively new phenomenon, a science for the privileged.
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And pipes course every which way, binding the entire piece in a web of compounding cross-purposes (fracked oil, water diverted toward the privileged and away from everyone else).
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The reason there can't be true accountability for individuals like Kevin Hart is because the privileged individuals mostly addressing him aren't the ones directly impacted — the black LGBTQ community.
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But a new book by Harvard professor Anthony Abraham Jack, called The Privileged Poor, argues that the recruiting tactics of these colleges are leaving a lot of people behind.
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The privileged poor are more prepared to deal with the social interaction they have with their peers and are more prepared to navigate the social side of academic life.
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Ohio Republican Jim Jordan, a leader of the House Freedom Caucus, offered the privileged resolution, which under House rules would have required leaders to schedule a vote on the issue.
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All American is about Spencer James (Daniel Ezra), a teenager from Crenshaw who is invited into the privileged world of Beverly Hills when he is recruited to their football team.
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Camila Mendes has been so focused on launching her career, that she's gotten off to a fast start playing the privileged Latina character Veronica Lodge on CW's breakout series Riverdale.
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The U.S. should not be propping up the privileged elite of the Communist Party, but rather pressing for liberties and rights desired by the vast majority of the Vietnamese people.
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As a Supreme Court justice with a lifetime appointment, he needs to provide some assurance that he would be a voice for all people, not just the privileged and powerful.
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They are told almost exclusively from the perspective of the privileged class in which she dwelled as an adolescent, and they never belabor the theme of exploitation or wealth inequality.
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"It seems so clear that, in your courts, the same folks seem to win over and over again: the powerful, the privileged, big corporations, special interests," said Booker on Wednesday.
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The U.S. should not be propping up the privileged elite of the Communist Party, but rather pressing for liberties and rights desired by the vast majority of the Vietnamese people.
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America is not a colony like Algeria, but its economic and racial inequalities (which overlap to a large degree) have fashioned society into distinct strata: the privileged and the others.
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A revenge tale, a charismatic outsider and a powerful metaphor for all the ways the unfortunate are made to serve the tables and fashions of the privileged — or maybe not.
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She also tackles the internal barriers, the "fear and otherness" that hold so many back, that keep marginalized people toe-dipping in the system while the privileged cannonball straight in.
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The moment stood in for the soon-to-come overthrow of the privileged classes, and it carried a resonance that went beyond the lives of the show's characters as individuals.
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As for Guthrie — with his uncondescending articulation of working-class woes and accessible, common-sense critiques of the privileged class — we sure could use a man like him right now.
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The most literal reading of Creedence's "Fortunate Son" lyrics laments how the privileged were often able to avoid the Vietnam War, while the less fortunate were forced to go fight.
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"Because of the privileged resolution that will come to a vote sooner or later and that is certainly something that's weighed on the administration," a senior congressional aide told CNN.
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There's some scathing satirical potential in this setup — the privileged white doyenne exploiting black poverty — but that would require backbone, edge and honesty, none of which this movie finally has.
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Yet despite the privileged New York script that they were following — private Manhattan high schools and Ivy League colleges for both — the more radical Mr. Gliklich always craved new landscapes.
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I have to sit with the person who is feeling the oppression and not center myself, as the person with the privilege … The privileged person always wants to center themselves.
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The day may come when the nation suddenly finds the privileged status of the Anglican church intolerable, either because other faiths are much stronger or because faith in general has withered.
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"This is the privileged way and the main way to drive innovation," Jean-Jacques Guiony told analysts after the conglomerate posted a pick-up in first-quarter sales, beating analyst forecasts.
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This is a brave-new world, and (the definitely-not-run-by-vampires) Ambrosia LLC is here to help the privileged, paying few conquer it one blood bag at a time.
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Plenty of the privileged well-meaning elite during colonial times moved to the colonies; they just did not have the royal public relations machine to spin their visits in positive terms.
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The situation is framed as the people versus the privileged class, and if such a fight is not properly understood it has the potential to create even greater harm for everyone.
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"The senator is upset with a political and economic system that is often rigged to help the privileged few at the expense of everyone else, particularly the least advantaged," Koch wrote.
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But, with a mother who worked as a laundrywoman and a father who sold undergarments as a street merchant, Chanel's upbringing was probably not the privileged, pearl-lined one you imagined.
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Launching her manifesto, she promised an economy that works for ordinary working people, not just the privileged few, with the state intervening to reduce energy costs and build more affordable homes.
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By correcting those you come in contact with about systemic racism, it removes the responsibility from the victims and presents the information in a way the privileged person may better understand.
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All the sympathy being extended to these kids, all the benefit of the doubt, reflects the ability of the privileged to command a level of sympathy that the less privileged lack.
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The trigger can be small because a lot of struggling people across the world are at the end of their rope, angry at what look like systems rigged for the privileged.
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On a metanarrative level, The Witch Elm is a profound reconsideration of power dynamics between the privileged and the less so, drawing the reader into an uneasy alliance with the former.
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This election, a fight between a political outsider and the established elite political class, will decide if "we the people" will bring an end to the aristocracy of the privileged few.
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Today the privileged among us have the best of both words, all the creature comforts as well as the ability to cart them about to the cosmopolitan destination of our choice.
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But even the privileged combination of financial independence and a studio (plus talent, of course) hasn't been enough to secure many female creatives a place in the pantheon of art history.
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I am not unaware of the irony that I am in the privileged position of being able to help shape debate surrounding gender equality because of something my husband has achieved.
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Similarly, Alcibiades, the privileged and proud politician who promoted the Sicilian adventure, did so by appealing not to the reason of his working-class base but to its discontent and desires.
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" The clear intention was to use the information to cause the Singapore government to change its foreign policy, the ministry said, but the government did not act on the "privileged information.
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Rather than worry about individual corruption, citizens and leaders should worry about the many ways money in politics can amplify the voices of the privileged few over those of the majority.
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The privileged teenage girls in "Oligarchy," attending a dysfunctional, third-string boarding school in the countryside north of London, get caught up in a mass-psychogenic, contagious version of anorexia nervosa.
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" ("Obummer" would be rejected.) The team grappled recently with a prohibited word in an otherwise approvable comment that questioned whether "Republican prostitutes in power have sold themselves to the privileged few.
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With tuition spikes at the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), the Art Institute of Chicago, Parsons, and more, art schools become increasingly expensive and therefore the purview of the privileged few.
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"I understand I'm probably one of the privileged ones, none of this really affects me," said Sarah, who is of Hong Kong heritage but lived in Canada before moving to the city.
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But that price difference could be crippling for a smaller race with less money — the difference between voters seeing one ad even a little versus seeing the privileged one all the time.
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The rule of law or the idea of equality under the law is the province of the privileged, the rich and the powerful who, when they steal from us, rarely face justice.
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Here in this city, as in many, diversity functions as a boutique offering for the children of the privileged but does little to ensure quality education for poor black and Latino children.
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Societies must wait for inequality to flare up before they address it, and once inequality is entrenched, any attempt at redistribution –including electoral battles—will likely meet fierce resistance from the privileged.
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That is, after all, what true contemplation must be about: a commerce with the irreality of things, a learned habit to see them from the privileged perspective of their pre- and nonexistence.
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We have written about a series of solutions that have the potential to transform accountability in government and shift power from the privileged few back into the hands of the general public.
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Fighting for social justice and equality means listening to the full spectrum of lived experiences, and shaping our society and culture around the needs of the whole population, not the privileged few.
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She was a daughter of the privileged bourgeoisie and the product of convent schools, with a naturally adventuresome spirit nurtured during a Shanghai childhood (her father was with the French Maritime service).
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They would have the opportunity to enact the largest and most progressive revenue measure in modern times: raising individual, corporate and capital gains and estate taxes and closing loopholes for the privileged.
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But that stands to reason because theirs is a politically-motivated case designed to pulverize unions and rig the rules of the economy even more in favor of the privileged and powerful.
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With its focus on the quirks and barely concealed anxieties of the privileged class, Mr. Gurney's work was often likened to that of the novelist John Cheever and the playwright Philip Barry.
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The privileged highborn bastard of Roose Bolton, Ramsay took to his father's murderous ways, taking pleasure in killing those loyal or disloyal to him — it really didn't seem to make a difference.
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So retrofitting is not something that is possible only for the privileged—but unfortunately it is up to building owners and developers to get it done, which puts renters at a disadvantage.
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That would be 23-year-old actress Madelaine Petsch, who plays Cheryl Blossom, the privileged captain of the cheerleading squad whose sordid family drama will be a major plot line in season 2.
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If you get it wrong (and all of us, living in the privileged bubbles of our own creation, often get it wrong), you could be the reason someone gets hurt or even killed.
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Per the JCT's tables, about 65 percent of households fall into the categories that are expecting tax increases, while about 24 percent are in the privileged group that will have its taxes cut.
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They don't have a pure cloud product at the moment, but they have plans for a SaaS version down the road to help small and medium-sized businesses solve the privileged access problem.
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Or that the privileged have a way of framing themselves as the "real" victims – in one scene, a white person complains that he's being denied his "civil rights" to live wherever he wants.
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"But he promises to be a source of disruption and discomfort to the privileged, back-scratching political elites for whom the nation's strength and solvency have become subservient to power's pursuit and preservation."
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By taking these few simple steps, the Trump administration can send a loud and clear message that everyone has the right to safe, affordable, and innovative credit products, not just the privileged minority.
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Kéré has brought us a successful design for public space that I would hope can be explored outside the privileged pocket of the Royal Parks, in other urban spaces in London and beyond.
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The bridges and streets resemble a scene from the old John Carpenter movie "Escape From New York," but the privileged few can soar across the Hudson to safety (or at least New Jersey).
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After the "rainbow nation" triumphalism of the 1990s, the privileged were still mostly smug, the underprivileged were still mostly angry and the collective was still thoroughly traumatized by 350 years of racial division.
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"This investment marks the next step in our journey to make trading accessible to a younger generation and to dispel the myth that stock markets are only for the privileged few," said O'Connor.
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It's easy for us to judge Thoreau today; the privileged white man who plays at living austerely (choosing some "alternative way of life" that has been imposed on others) is a familiar target.
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"Every decision Gorsuch makes and every connection he's had in life has been advancing the privileged and powerful," Merkley told liberals, adding that "we need to make sure this nomination does not succeed."
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I spent a lot of time talking to average citizens, but this is a race that is won by talking to elites, by talking to the privileged, as well as talking to everyone.
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For the privileged it is a matter of the petty inconveniences of security lines and delayed planes, offset by the knowledge that you are free to move both about the cabin and the world.
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Handled well, it could promote connection and compassion; handled poorly, it seems like it could foster a new brand of disaster tourism, enabling the privileged to traipse in and out of videogamelike crisis zones.
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Democrats will stand our ground to protect the Affordable Care Act, because we believe -- as did many of the marchers -- that health care is the right of every American, not just the privileged few.
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HBO's Big Little Lies, a clear example of lifestyle porn, seems to be operating on similar principles — providing a glimpse into the privileged lives its characters lead in Monterey while exposing their hidden profligacy.
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All summer long, white people have been calling the cops on people of color for doing absolutely nothing, under the privileged assumption that police officers are somehow at their disposal to solve petty conflicts.
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The question isn't whether forgiveness is possible; it's whether forgiveness is desirable, or just a tool used by the privileged to shame those with no power, as a way of maintaining existing power structures.
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But the actor and longtime feminist seems to be well aware that he doesn't fit the typical victimology for sexualized crimes, and he's certainly found himself on the privileged end of the gender spectrum.
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"I have striven to make the United Kingdom a country that works not just for the privileged few but for everyone, and to honor the result of the referendum," May said in brief remarks.
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"Today, the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of New York executed a series of search warrants and seized the privileged communications between my client, Michael Cohen, and his clients," Mr. Ryan said.
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Having once described Conservatives as "the nasty party", she said not everyone in Westminster understood the hardships working-class people faced, adding the government had to work for all, not just the privileged few.
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Of course, as a white and cisgender person, I've taken stock of my privilege in many areas of my life, and I know that being distinctly "vanilla" puts me among the privileged here, too.
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Although he was an Anglican himself, of a very free-thinking sort, he admired the integrity of his non-conformist compatriots and came to the view that religious privilege damaged everybody, including the privileged.
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But whenever something is free, it's distributed by queue, and only the privileged, connected people in the front of the line get any, not the innovators who create growth and opportunity for Main Street.
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The more inequality we have, the more privilege gets checked by more privileged people, and the more the privileged feel pleasure (and power) in being aware of their privilege and so, grow in power.
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But for the privileged few in this city of three million — state officials and members of a nascent merchant class — options for entertainment have expanded since Kim Jong-un took power five years ago.
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The enormous reach that celebrities enjoy, and the privileged bubble they live in, is wielded against them here, refashioned as evidence of the outsize control that the rich and famous have over regular Americans.
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But now, amid worry about affordability and a tone around college admissions that feels more about branding than learning, students like Mr. Lee are feeding a counternarrative to the privileged, overanxious jostle for prestige.
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Keri HornbuckleIowa City To the Editor: The privileged status of Iowa's caucuses leading off the presidential campaign season has long been criticized as unrepresentative of the Democratic electorate: too rural, too white, too old.
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Three senators -- Mike Lee, a Republican from Utah, Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, and Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut -- authored the privileged resolution and are working to force a vote on it.
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This week's episode of "The Good Fight" is full of clever twists and scintillating reveals, all of which work to break down Maia's illusions about the privileged life her parents have swaddled her in.
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The degree to which you feel this problem definitely depends on your income, or at least, being in the privileged position of not having to make do with the only thing you can afford.
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The next steps need to be strides towards non-negotiable set standards for everyone employed by the fashion industry, which unlike the privileged position of modeling should be expected and not have to be demanded.
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And so it was (with some exceptions) until the heyday of the Warren Court, when ownership of rights seemed to slip away from the privileged and be seized by marginalized groups aided by "activist" judges.
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The game follows a perilous attempt at survival by Amicia and Hugo, the privileged children of local nobles, people shielded from a deadly truth that's been slowly tearing apart the world outside their tall walls.
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But the disclosure tapped a vein of rage for Britons laboring under the government's austerity measures who saw the papers as signaling a parallel universe of fiscal duplicity inhabited by the privileged and the rich.
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The move by the justice throws Mr. da Silva's return to government into limbo, amid concerns that the former president might avoid efforts to arrest him by enjoying the privileged legal status of senior officials.
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As judges and juries are written out of the criminal-justice equation, an awful paradox has emerged: the poor sign plea bargains and go to jail; the privileged sign deferred-prosecution agreements and avoid it.
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How does the privileged author—when she moved from one country to another as a child, it was as the daughter of a Mexican ambassador—gather the stories of impoverished others and not commit theft?
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I thought of my own expensive American education, of my record collection and my comprehensive German health insurance, of how it is such a shifting, fickle fault line that separates the privileged from the damned.
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America is in the privileged position of having inflicted nuclear casualties, not suffered them — and since the Cold War ended, it's felt relatively likely that we wouldn't be on either side of that equation again.
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Despite their differences, these conflicts are complementary, representing the same core themes: the conflict between the old ways and the new; between the establishment and those who it excludes; between the privileged and the marginalized.
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In its less outrageous — and wholly legal — form, snowplowing (also known as lawn-mowing and bulldozing) has become the most brazen mode of parenting of the privileged children in the everyone-gets-a-trophy generation.
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In this economy today, we give more voice to the privileged and the wealthy, in the way campaigns are run, in the way lobbying takes place, in the way Washington works, than we do everyday people.
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As it's written now, HB 51 would require survivors, in a moment of extreme crisis, to seek out a person covered by the privileged communication exclusion to ensure the confidante would not be required to report.
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It asks disenfranchised groups to accept that nothing about their circumstances will change so they should try harder to join the ranks of the privileged minority instead of building a more leveled playing field for everyone.
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When men take the lead on the discussion, these facts often go unheard — instead, the conversation is focused on the effect on American elections or the risks of censoring hate speech: topics that serve the privileged.
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In one — with the privileged access that only film or physical intimacy can offer — we see up close Cunningham's gloriously gnarled feet and watch him move like an animal, graceful and frantic, across his rehearsal room.
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That's the privileged position in which Ahamefule J. Oluo finds himself in "Now I'm Fine," the engaging musical memoir that opened on Tuesday night at the Public Theater as part of the Under the Radar festival.
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Bernie has a clear, concise "we" message, even if it's pie-in-the-sky: The game is rigged and we have to take the country back from the privileged few and make it work for everyone.
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We have the kind of technologies to be able to have cleaner energy sources but that power is being held by the leaders and the privileged, so the rest of us get screwed in the end.
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I'm in the privileged position of owning several of the Dimensions packs released so far because of this job, and never lose sight of that when looking at the numerous mini-figures I've got access to.
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If you consider the privileged world of Dolce & Gabanna executive team and its consumers who are able to afford a $245 shirt, it makes sense that Trump's policies might have little negative impact on their lives.
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The prosecutors and agents who heard any privileged statements might then have to be removed from the case, and any evidence that flowed from the privileged statements – called "derivative" evidence – may then have to be suppressed.
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If you think of censorship as being about what the average citizen can't do, then you would answer countries like North Korea or Cuba where having Internet access at all is only for the privileged few.
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"Today, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York executed a series of search warrants and seized the privileged communications between my client, Michael Cohen, and his clients," Ryan said in a statement.
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There's listening to Papa's radio, a symbol of the privileged distance of the Western world, through which a broadcaster informs of coordinated attacks by Boko Haram in the same breath as announcing recent Academy Award winners.
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The group is drawn from officials representing soccer's six regional confederations, and many have strongly resisted efforts to curb the privileged lifestyles they and their predecessors long enjoyed as members of FIFA's executive committee, now disbanded.
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The DNC does protect the privileged position of the four early states, and it set an overall end date, but beyond that, it was really up to each state to decide when to hold its contest.
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But apart from the four states that are granted the privileged position at the very front of the calendar, influence in the primaries has usually come not from being early; it has come from being alone.
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The "privileged poor," as Jack calls them, are the students who come from low-income neighborhoods but earn a scholarship into one of those prestigious prep schools that serves as a pipeline to the Ivy League.
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Many in the community have expressed sadness over the students' ignorance about Holocaust history, calling their decisions "a direct reflection of the privileged culture of Newport," and some are calling for them to be expelled from school.
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In a world where it often feels like power structures are focused on amplifying the voices and concerns of the privileged, social media offers a platform for a far more diverse range of voices to speak out.
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The House voted Monday along party lines to effectively kill the privileged resolution in the Democratic-led chamber, but the censure attempt feeds easily into Republican anger at the process by which Democrats are moving toward impeachment.
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Until our policy makers, the privileged and powerful, have offspring who are subjected to a service requirement — until they have some "skin in the game" — we will continue to engage in nonstop military adventures throughout the world.
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It won't break the bank Not only has Singer saved lots of money, she's also eating a lot healthier, and has come to love her minimalist lifestyle, which she says is not just for the privileged few.
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For the privileged, living in a "co-living" dorm in California, a Muji prefab in rural India, or an Airbnb-owned apartment in central Paris will become a choice enabled by their jobs, not dictated by them.
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The Founding Fathers, in establishing the American government, relied on an engaged public to choose virtuous leaders, leaders who would act in the nation's best interest, adopting policies not for the privileged few, but for the masses.
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The privileged position of Assad's Alawite sect under him and his father, the late President Hafez al-Assad, fed grievances among many in the Sunni Muslim majority even as other Sunnis including urban elites backed the government.
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By generating a steady flow of customers who want to hold the currency, often in the form of government bonds, it allows the privileged country to borrow cheaply abroad and fund a lifestyle well beyond its means.
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Though economically disadvantaged Americans face a similar plight, in South Korea, job prospects can be tied to family background, as when employers ask about applicants' parents, a practice that could favor the privileged, Kim, the professor, said.
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"We think our system is stronger when it honors fundamental fairness, treats the privileged and poor alike, and upholds the will of the people as reflected in the laws they enact through their legislators," Todd-Medina said.
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If it all sounds a little like "The Godfather" -- the privileged son destined for better things reluctantly drawn into the family business, but oddly suited to it with his steely, cool-headed nerve -- rest assured, it is.
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The award-winning book, published in 2015, tells the story of a Cuban American girl from Miami who gets accepted to a prestigious college in New York and struggles to fit into the privileged, predominantly white environment.
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Such policies feed inequality by continuing to reward the privileged few who benefit from access to cheap credit, he said, while savers in Europe were losing 160 billion euros ($145 billion) a year because of negative rates.
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Cover: Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is joined by House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) and other House Democrats for a news conference on the Privileged Resolution to Terminate President Donald Trump's emergency declaration Feb.
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This assertion is also socioeconomically prejudiced—it excludes people who lack the time or money to take yoga, sustain organic and gluten-free diets and practice other health-centric regimens that only the privileged can afford to.
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From the privileged remove of someone not dealing with being black or poor in America, with the long brutal history and legacy of slavery, prisons are fine as they are, and prison labor is functioning as it should.
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Humiliated by Paris society, Rousseau grasped the moral and spiritual implications of a world in which the old gods are gone, society is set in turmoil and people losing ancient fixities are forced to mimic the privileged rich.
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You could write off a day at the spa as gratuitous, an indulgent pastime reserved for the rich and the privileged, the same people who can afford to stay in Aman hotels and resorts every time they travel.
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When Theresa May was running to succeed David Cameron as leader of the Conservative Party in June she declared that her "mission" was to "make this a country that works for everyone", not just for the privileged few.
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Check out their full conversation below to hear more about an ostensibly benign tax policy, known as the Mortgage Interest Deduction, that actually rewards upper-middle class homeowners and consolidates property in the hands of the privileged few.
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The most common criticisms of the movement are that only the privileged elite with high salaries, such as software engineers and lawyers, can really achieve it, and that participants, at least vocal ones, are predominantly male and white.
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Mrs May's declared goals of building an economy that works for everyone, not just for the privileged few, and of doing more to help the poor and disadvantaged who have suffered most in the past decade, are admirable.
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The dismissal of identity demands raised by members of the majority has more to it than just a refusal to allow the privileged to retain power—it reflects the disinterest of the elites in their own national identity.
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" A statement from Cohen's lawyer, Stephen Ryan, said: "The US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York executed a series of search warrants and seized the privileged communications between my client, Michael Cohen, and his clients.
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Even the lovely but traumatized Alice Lindgren, a stand-in for Laura Bush in her novel "American Wife," observes with fascination her husband and his brother's crass bathroom humor, which betrays the privileged swagger of the blissfully oblivious.
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Hence, Victoria adopted his interest in encouraging all people — not just the privileged — to share in the advantages of new technology and innovation that were changing the lives of her expanding dominions in every corner of the globe.
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There has to be--you know, this is like what I think Americans really have trouble with, an economy that's working for the privileged few, and there those privileged few are getting special favors from the political elite.
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In a country where only the privileged seem to have access to adequate testing, the last thing we want to watch is a remix of rich people quarantining in their mansions telling us to "imagine" a better world.
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The lyrical content of current EDM hits rely on the myth that suffering is interesting, that the privileged producers making the songs are worthy protagonists, and in turn that anxiety or depression is a shortcut to artistic maturity.
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The class allegory that posits that the privileged few never gives a second thought to those linked to them — by virtue of their humanity if nothing else — until they're being physically threatened is one that is worth careful consideration.
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For the privileged few who can observe our present-day perils from a safe distance, hardly a day goes by without consuming some anesthetizing dose of the images, headlines, statistics, and doomsday predictions that make up contemporary current events.
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"Today the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York executed a series of search warrants and seized the privileged communications between my client, Michael Cohen, and his clients," Cohen's lawyer, Stephen Ryan, said in a statement.
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Through my academic career, I was in the privileged situation of being able to pay for test prep, having time to study for these tests, having access to medical care, being able to afford to take tests multiple times.
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"She was talking in her speech about how rich women should be aware of the privileges they have and that things like art, music, fun, and culture should be enjoyed by workers as well as the privileged," says Jawad.
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With almost every member of the squad now playing for his future at the club – bar perhaps the privileged few who'll be in demand this summer – Newcastle could still provide a backlash of sorts when Spurs arrive on Tyneside.
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"Every single day in 2017 disability rights activists were calling, tweeting, emailing, and visiting members of Congress at home and in Washington to demand healthcare remain a right for the many and not only the privileged few," said Flanagan.
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Some art heist films put museum security guards in the privileged position of knowing how to abscond with a masterpiece, but Trance gives us a twist, with an art auctioneer (James McAvoy) stealing a valuable painting by Francisco Goya.
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Stephen Ryan, a lawyer for Cohen, said in a statement that the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York had executed "a series of search warrants" and "seized the privileged communications" between Cohen and his clients.
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It was not so long ago when Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke eloquently about New York being a "tale of two cities," a place where the privileged had all the advantages, and the working class and poor had none.
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"I have every reason to believe that they have done everything by the book and follow the law, respecting the privileged nature of the information and patiently waiting while the executive privilege issues were resolved," Mr. Maguire said Thursday.
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My private insurance pales in comparison to the National Health Service (NHS) in Britain, and I'd prefer to pay more taxes and have Medicare for All, but I am undeniably one of the privileged set in American health care.
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The film also unites two young stars from Barry Jenkins-directed films, "Moonlight's" Ashton Sanders as Bigger Thomas, whose exposure to the privileged class exacts a terrible toll; and "If Beale Street Could Talk's" Kiki Layne as his girlfriend.
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It was not so long ago when Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke eloquently about New York being a "tale of two cities," a place where the privileged had all the advantages, and the working class and poor had none.
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This year, academics from the London School of Economics and Goldsmiths College, in a peer-reviewed study, found that only 27% of actors come from a working-class background and that the profession is "heavily skewed towards the privileged".
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These comments have made me recognize that I've found myself in the privileged position to have much more frequently visited museums and found queer alliances there, perhaps because I've sought out the work of artists that have fueled me.
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"The thing is that no one questions wealthy students' admission to college," Anthony Jack, an assistant professor of education at Harvard and the author of The Privileged Poor: How Elite Colleges Are Failing Disadvantaged Students, wrote in an email.
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I've been in the privileged position of never having to do extreme budgeting in my life, the sort which makes you weigh the needs of eating against heating, and that's more common in the UK than we like to think.
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Throughout history, the privileged have always claimed that the underclasses deserve their station because they're just not suited for better things — that they're inherently cruder people with less potential, less ability to take advantage of education or appreciate intellectual pursuits.
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More often it's manufactured by the powerful and the privileged who want to keep us divided and keep us angry and keep us cynical because it helps them maintain the status quo and keep their power and keep their privilege.
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That introduces Judah Ben-Hur (Jack Huston), the privileged son of a wealthy Jewish family in Jerusalem; and his adopted Roman brother Messala (Tony Kebbell, who, as bad-guy roles go, also played Dr. Doom in the forgettable "Fantastic Four" reboot).
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As with the figures in the dissection tray collages, which gaze out at us from their shallow pools of silicone, the difficult act of looking at the sculpture ("Suspension," 2016) underlines the privileged position of the (historically white and male) viewer.
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But the overwhelmingly left-of-center activists who advise Internet companies on curbing online abuse may contribute to the problem, since they often explicitly advocate double standards favoring "marginalized" groups over the "privileged" and broadly defined "safety" over freedom of expression.
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Only the privileged fear a robot revolution Leading venture capitalists, scientists and CEOs all have the same prediction for artificial intelligence: machines will take jobs away from both blue- and white-collar workers, "eat the world" and, ultimately, overthrow humanity.
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The privileged lessons central to preserving and protecting the culture of elite schools go against what they commonly claim to teach students: positive and constructive social interactions, compassion, care toward others, high moral character, integrity, and responsible participation in the world.
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To them, Washington has become a cartel where the powerful look out for each other, special interests drive legislation, the privileged gain access by writing big campaign checks and ordinary citizens are humored for their votes but disregarded for their needs.
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More often it's manufactured by the powerful and the privileged who want to keep us divided and keep us angry and keep us cynical because that helps them maintain the status quo and keep their power and keep their privilege.
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She said the impeachment process, which has paralyzed Brazilian politics since December and cast a shadow over last month's Rio Olympics, was little more than a plot to protect the interests of the privileged classes in Latin America's largest economy.
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"America could have no stronger Democratic leader for jobs in America, for fair trade and for economic progress for all, not just the privileged few, than Bernie Sanders," Ms. Kaptur said as she introduced him in front of 2,600 supporters.
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Our relationship, founded on strong democratic and economic ties, has the potential to shape a world in which economic mobility, human rights, and the freedom to vote are the reality for hundreds of millions of citizens, not just the privileged few.
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Judge is rebuked: An appeals court has warned a family court judge in New Jersey against bias toward the privileged after he said that a teenager who was accused of rape deserved leniency because he came from a good family.
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In a none-too-subtle reference to Margaret Thatcher, Tilda Swinton hams it up spectacularly as the official in charge of enforcing the train's brutal class system, which separates the grimy commoners in the back from the privileged elites up front.
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For some, the hunt represents the class struggle waged by those outside the privileged loop of riders in their scarlet coats atop glistening steeds, pounding across the countryside with packs of hounds baying for the blood of a hapless fellow quadruped.
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The economic basis for agility in Russia's current foreign policy is not much stronger these days than it was 100 years ago, before the Russian Revolution, and the concentration of wealth in a closed circle of the privileged few is similar.
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But it is just as reasonable to pit the privileged apartment dweller, celebrating her own privilege, against the social democrat trying to produce decent mixed housing for the homeless and the deprived at a price that the city can afford.
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"We will explore ways to improve and extend good governance across big business so that everybody plays by the same rules and we create an economy that works for everyone, not just the privileged few," May said in a statement.
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To seamlessly upset current power dynamics, while rejecting the violent strategies that put them into place, is a tactic that perhaps can only exist in a utopia like the one Ouyang creates within the privileged safety of an art gallery.
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Since then, in series like Fast Forward (about Hollywood youth) and THIN (about anorexia), and short films like Beauty CULTure and features like The Queen of Versailles, she has explored the lifestyles of the privileged and how society views and emulates them.
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It's easy to get swept up in because a new baby is a lovely thing for the family, but you have to ask how many other babies were born [on April 23rd] without the privileged access to power that the royals have.
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" She also mentions the reproductive justice movement directly, writing that the women of color who founded that movement "teach us that we must go beyond choice to ensure meaningful access for every woman in America — not just the privileged and wealthy few.
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The action unfolds at the sprawling home of James Sandin (Ethan Hawke), a security expert who's gotten rich outfitting the privileged with security systems to keep them insulated from the Purge, a 12-hour period in which all crime has been made legal.
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The demonstrated attitudes of privileged people—that is, affluent whites—toward their neighborhoods and schools suggest the problem isn't so much that the privileged don't know they're privileged, but that they wish to stay that way, and for society to allow it.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — Bangladesh's capital city reeled in shock on Sunday as clues began to flood social media about the privileged backgrounds of the half-dozen attackers believed to have butchered 20 patrons of a restaurant during a bloody siege here late last week.
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A more recent and widespread example of the justice of the privileged is the nearly universal impunity enjoyed by the perpetrators of the financial frauds that cost so many Americans their savings and their homes and contributed significantly to the 2008 financial meltdown.
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The novel's formal setup seems, at first, to establish a patriarch as the privileged star of a constellation of female celestial bodies: Abdallah speaks to us in the first person; the other characters (almost all women) are voiced in the third person.
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Stephen Ryan, a lawyer for Cohen, said in a statement that the US Attorney's office for the Southern District of New York had executed "a series of search warrants" including at his office, and "seized the privileged communications" between Cohen and his clients.
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The major objection to cultural appropriation has always been about the abuse of power: inadequate research, halfhearted imagination and a lack of respect, the privileged assumption of the right to speak on behalf of people who are perfectly capable of speaking for themselves.
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If you've ever entered a grocery store and realized how many shoppers are gig workers buying groceries for services like Instacart, Jupiter is the next logical step in streamlining consumption for the privileged, at least until predigested gourmet meal pellets make their debut.
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Golf (and life) being full of surprises, one wondered if he might make it back to the right side of the street one day or at least back inside the bubble where the pine straw and the privileged meet all that green.
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Stephen Ryan, a lawyer for Cohen, said in a statement that the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York had executed "a series of search warrants" including at his office, and "seized the privileged communications" between Cohen and his clients.
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But even this aggressive, oppositional coverage — much of it thorough and hard-won, like stories about Mr. Trump's taxes or his charitable foundation — was delivered with presumptions of trust and common language, and with the privileged expectation of the benefit of the doubt.
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Some of the narrator's experiences in Africa with Aimee — combined with her efforts to understand shifting attitudes toward race in music and dance — are meant to raise larger questions about cultural appropriation, and the relationship between the privileged West and the developing world.
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This consuming novel tracks the convergence of two Indian communities: the privileged society of bourgeois Bangalore, where Vijay's flinty young narrator, Shalini, is cosseted by her wealthy father and caustically unfiltered mother, and, far to the north, a hardscrabble Himalayan village in Kashmir.
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That said, we cannot address these recent hurricanes' crippling of the Caribbean without addressing the US militarism and business interests that have meddled in Caribbean affairs for over a century and the US consumerism that has rendered this region a mere playground for the privileged.
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I've argued elsewhere that privilege has a way of blinding the privileged, and that that is a big reason why people fail to notice the role of luck in their own life and, more importantly, the role of misfortune in the lives of others.
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And that reveals the dark side of these Rio Olympics: While the Games carry on for the privileged class, millions of Rio's poorest residents struggle just to survive in a city where firefights between drug gangs, or firefights between drug gangs and police, are commonplace.
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For the privileged majority, basic survival through a Winnipeg winter isn't that difficult, but for the city's entire population, it's actually living through one—going dancing, turning snowdrifts into amusement parks, not stopping to nap in a snowbank forever—that requires incredible emotional stamina.
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"We are building a new centre ground in British politics; improving the security and rights of ordinary working people is a key part of building a country and an economy that works for everyone, not just the privileged few," May said in a statement.
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And then realizing that those who come from high-end privilege were buying their way into universities elsewhere — it just accentuated the privileged few versus the mass majority of us who work hard and are willing to put in the work for a better future.
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Ms. May said that she was "honored and humbled" to be chosen for the job, promised to get the best deal over Britain's exit from the European Union, and vowed to create an economy that works not for the "privileged few," but for all.
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Critics score: 92%Audience score: 95%Netflix description: "A policeman, a criminal overlord, a Bollywood film star, politicians, cultists, spies, and terrorists — the lives of the privileged, the famous, the wretched, and the bloodthirsty interweave with cataclysmic consequences amid the chaos of modern-day Mumbai"
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Ms. Dhu's family's demand to make her treatment in prison public echoes the argument of many visual theorists today: if others are forced to undergo suffering and pain, surely the privileged observer has a moral duty to witness, acknowledge and respond to what they see?
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It was signed into law by government officials in the nation's capital of Minneapolis, many of whom belonged to the privileged scions of families who had the financial cushion to leave the District of Columbia and Manhattan before the waters even reached Riverside Drive.
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In that context, Mallory emerges as less a Robin Hood and more as a kind of avatar for the privileged white man who scams his way to the top at the expense of other people who are almost certainly more qualified than he is.
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This allowed E-Trade clients, who were allocated 50 percent of its shares, to become part of the privileged few that enjoyed the benefits of the large run-ups in the early days of public-market trading in those days of high-flying internet issues.
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The challenge for the women's movement is to persuade more of the electorate that feminism is not merely a luxury for the privileged or the province only of liberals, but rather that it is essential to the freedom of every woman — and to her choices.
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As the founder of the Traditionalist Worker Party, an American group that aims to preserve the privileged place of whiteness in Western civilization and fight "anti-Christian degeneracy," Matthew Heimbach knows whom he envisions as the ideal ruler: the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Even if the rest of the country is on the verge of collapse, they say, the West Coast 'just can't stop growing...' The privileged classes in Los Angeles feel more kinship with their counterparts in Japan, Singapore, and Korea than with most of their own countrymen.
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In the Ottoman Empire of the sixteenth century, a woman of Venetian birth gained power as the privileged consort of Sultan Selim II. Nurbanu Sultan (as she became known), the narrator of Hughes's absorbing historical novel, defends her status against the vicious intrigues of Topkapi Palace.
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Even though this kind of pampering might be good for business, and delight those on the right side of the velvet rope, the gap between the privileged and the rest may ultimately leave everyone feeling uneasy, said Barry J. Nalebuff, a professor of management at Yale.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) have both spoken out against the privileged class.
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I understand why talk of rural America often frustrates progressives: Rural America — which is, of course, overwhelmingly white — already has outsize political power in this country, thanks to the Senate, the Electoral College and the privileged role that Iowa and New Hampshire play in presidential elections.
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W. Marvin Watson, a World War II combat veteran who ran Lyndon B. Johnson's White House with the protective instincts of a loyalist, the privileged power of a confidant and the efficiency of a drill sergeant, died on Sunday at his home in The Woodlands, Tex.
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That said, Atwood is far more concerned with the lives of Aunts (women who supervise, among other things, Handmaids' training), Supplicants (Aunts-in-training), Wives (the privileged spouses of Gilead's ruling class of Commanders), and the children of Handmaids, who are raised by Commanders and their Wives.
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An unreconstructed racism (exemplified by the commonplace sign "no dogs, no blacks, no Irish") remained for many years the appalling fate of people who had shaped, like millions of toiling workers and peasants in the imperial provinces, the privileged destiny of the rich in the metropolitan center.
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By refusing to deliver the expected atrocity, Sheikh makes us aware of how the oft-told story of African suffering at once fascinates and alienates those of us looking from the privileged vantage of the West, allowing us to express sympathy from the safety of distance.
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Thus, as Christie's consolidates its operations onto one site in London, where James Christie founded the business in 1766, it is expanding further in China, where it is in the privileged position of being the only Western auction house with a licence to conduct sales on the mainland.
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As tech takes a political stand, we must be wary of furthering the conception that we are profiteers, not world changers; that we are calling for equality while outearning and displacing those who need it most; that we are building tools to benefit the privileged, not the underserved.
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Dan Cassino, author of Fox News and American Politics and an associate professor of political science at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey, believes both the discussions around Black Pete and the War on Christmas have a lot more to do with the privileged feeling threatened than anything else.
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WASHINGTON — By riding his appeal among working-class whites to the top of the Republican Party, Donald J. Trump has emboldened conservative thinkers to press their party of business and the privileged to reshape its economic canon to more directly benefit poorer workers it has often taken for granted.
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Rejecting his contemporary Jean Jacques Rousseau's fully contrary position (that "the privileged few... gorge themselves with superfluities, while the starving multitude are in want of the bare necessities of life"), Smith foresaw in capitalism not just a rising productivity, but also the necessary foundations for an enduring political liberty.
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In 2011, his plain talk about justice and the despair of jobless young citizens made him an instant political star in South Korea, where grievances over a government that served the privileged rather than the common good created a political tinderbox that would eventually explode in Ms. Park's impeachment.
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The question that seems to arise most often among the privileged — doctors, professors, former M.P.s I've talked to in Cairo — is whether Egyptians understand the implications of the changes they will be asked to vote on, or if like the British with Brexit, they don't fully measure the repercussions.
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Although Freya is the privileged daughter of a well-known London artist and attended the genteel St. Paul's Girls' School, she swears like a sailor — and has a right to, given that she served in the Royal Navy during the war, monitoring the hostilities in the North Atlantic.
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"The use of films can be limiting in challenging such forms of violence against women as films speak to the privileged in the society, yet issues such as witch branding happen in the very remote rural areas and informal settlements in urban areas," said Makena Mwobobia, ActionAid Kenya's Head of Policy.
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It is now dismissed by millions of working people as being the exclusive locality of the privileged, whose very efforts to "understand and empathize" excite contempt and whose attachment to "the left" is seen to be used as a marker of their claim of moral superiority, not of true belief.
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But it's not in my best interest to break this phone, both for the immense inconvenience and the sheer waste of resources involved with shattering glass and denting metal — all for what essentially amounts to a selfish preference, one only afforded to me by the privileged position of having AppleCare.
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Possibilities such as the creation of alternative forms of membership for reluctant or problematic countries, such as some version of the "privileged partnership" once suggested for Turkey, would be hard to sell; Europe's leaders are nervous about encouraging halfway houses for fear that existing members might find them attractive, too.
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The video that so angered Mr. Johnston was shot by Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, which the Daily Caller then reposted under a headline, "Meet the Privileged Yale Student Who Shrieked at Her Professor," with photos of her and her parents' suburban Connecticut home.
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Religion, tribe, place, all contribute to ongoing trauma in the Middle East — between Sunnis and Shias, between the privileged and the demeaned, between Jews and Arabs and Christians, between pragmatists who want things to improve and ideologues and fanatics who can't see a way to live beyond their respective obsessions.
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" In his "New Gospel," Walker argued that it was time to take a fresh look at the "principles of philanthropy" set forth by Carnegie—"to openly acknowledge and confront the tension inherent in a system that perpetuates vast differences in privilege and then tasks the privileged with improving the system.
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His remarks to interviewers, like his testimony a decade later at his trial near his home in Lüneburg, in northern Germany, offered macabre insights into the privileged life he and his comrades had enjoyed in their quarters at Auschwitz, even as freight trains arrived to disgorge Jews destined for extermination.
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As she revealed in 2009 on the publication of her previous book, "Spoiled," a story collection about class distinctions among the privileged, her husband had lost jobs at a bank and a hedge fund, and her older daughter had been rejected by all the private schools they applied to for kindergarten.
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Of course, helicopter travel is fun if you have the money to pay for it, which would leave most New Yorkers sharing the pain on the ground while the privileged fly overhead — yet another manifestation of the income inequality that has come to define life in a new Gilded Age.
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As a person from humble beginnings, I find myself striving to learn the codes of the privileged world and be accepted, though, chillingly, I now see in myself the desire to use that knowledge to set myself apart and segregate my relationships by who knows the codes and who doesn't.
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"Is our goal to see to it that the privileged people in the United States put 30 more years on, and live on average to be 107," he asked his audience, "or should we think about our priority being the earnest, serious, durable disparities within this, and move the floor up?"
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Of course, helicopter travel is fun if you have the money to pay for it, which would leave most New Yorkers sharing the pain on the ground while the privileged fly overhead — yet another manifestation of the income inequality that has come to define life in a new Gilded Age.
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Kay GrangerNorvell (Kay) Kay GrangerHouse rejects GOP resolution condemning Pelosi for ripping up Trump's speech McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives The Hill's Campaign Report: Ten days to Iowa MORE (R-Texas) led the efforts on the privileged resolution that was later rejected by House Democrats.
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This can take a banal form in the privileged—like the investment banker who realized his misguided greed during an ayahuasca experience and became a documentary filmmaker (though not before he made a lot of money doing the former)—but veterans also claim that ayahuasca has immensely helped them with their PTSD.
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" Gonsalves likes to quote Rudolf Virchow, often called the father of social medicine, about who we allow to get sick and who we protect: "Medical statistics will be our standard of measurement: we will weigh life for life and see where the dead lie thicker, among the workers or among the privileged.
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It is an irony of history, then, that King's language perfectly describes the conflict today between the privileged establishment and the hard pressed rank and file of the overwhelmingly white Republican Party — a conflict between haves and have-nots that is taking the Republican Party to a place it has never been.
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Ms. Le Pen's tactics on Wednesday, eschewing any kind of detailed exposition of policies and instead relying on epithet-slinging — Mr. Macron was "the privileged child of the system and the elites," and the "representative of subjugated France" — would have been familiar to anyone attending her rallies across France this election season.
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Directed by Frank Lloyd, a former actor whose career began during World War I and continued into the 1950s, "Children of Divorce" is predicated on one of silent cinema's greatest attractions, namely the spectacle of beautiful, dissolute young creatures enjoying the privileged lifestyle of what would now be called the one percent.
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Beyond Moss' terrific performance, the cast is topnotch, with Yvonne Strahovski ("Chuck") as the severe mistress of Offred's new home, "The Gilmore Girls'" Alexis Bledel as her forced companion ("We go everywhere in twos") and Joseph Fiennes as the Commander, a privileged master of the universe who embodies the privileged, male-dominated ruling oligarchy.
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"It's so written into the American imagination that these spots (at prestigious institutions) are for white people, and anytime a black student or a Latinx student gets in, it's taking a spot away from them," Anthony Jack, an assistant professor of education at Harvard University and the author of The Privileged Poor, recently told CNN.
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As for responsibility, as I wrote in a piece on luck, much more of what happens in our lives — the identities and behaviors we adopt, the risks we face — is determined by forces outside of our control than we, especially the "we" that includes the privileged and well-off (the lucky), like to admit.
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Despite the show's Shakespearean overtones, "Succession" profiles what has been a common scenario among the privileged media class -- namely, a self-made patriarch (and it has almost always been men) who ostensibly wants to keep control of the company he built within the family, but who appears exceedingly grudging when it comes to relinquishing power.
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We don't even know all the things we'll be able to do with it yet, but we do know one thing for sure: The future of wireless is bright, both for the developing world where internet access will reach billions more people, and the privileged few who will start talking to each other in hologram form.
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Over the two decades since the publication of The God of Small Things, Roy has also earned her stripes as an activist, spending a night in jail on charges of sedition, camping out with the guerrilla Maoists in Chhattisgarh for a few days, and being treated like a pariah by political elites and the privileged class.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren goes local in race to build 21625 movement 2900 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 220006 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE (D-Mass.), doubling down on her government-run health care plan, argues it's a political plus, avoiding middle class tax increases and setting up a people versus the privileged fight.
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The resolution of the three corruption cases would resolve the 3 percent budget deficit for an entire year, since receipts should exceed $1 billion (USD), while sending the requisite message to the young, unemployed and middle-class protesters, who took to the streets last year, that they shall not be burdened by the crimes of the privileged.
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The show, which begins Tuesday on ABC, seems to be angling for what it views as an underserved demographic, all those malcontented Americans we keep reading about in connection with the presidential election, the ones who are stuck in a can't-get-ahead life because the privileged class has mucked things up and taken all the money.
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Related: It looks like Theresa May is going to be the UK's next prime minister "A vision of a country that works not for the privileged few but that works for every one of us because we're going to give people more control over their lives and that's how, together, we will build a better Britain," she said.
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But the way they saw it, "Africa" was an antidote to the fundamentally asinine judiciousness of European culture, already apparent in the machinations of the privileged dandy Roussel, who used the fanciful idea of Africa both in Impressions d'Afrique and in the poetically convulsive Nouvelle Impressions d'Afrique (New Impressions of Africa) (1932) as a setting for his fantastical tales.
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" For Winstead, there are plenty of opportunities for laughs to be garnered from the "chaos we're all living" and the "general humanity of how we are all just trying to be, also just looking at sort of how the privileged have responded by gobbling up all the diapers and stuff, and how the government has been botching this.
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If you answered Breitbart and Sean Hannity, he would disappear for a few weeks and re-emerge with "The Brothers Gracchi," a tale for the times about Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus, two aristocrats who decided to Make Rome Great Again by rallying the common people and taking on the Acela Corridor — er, the privileged of Rome.
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Moon Jae-in and Ahn Cheol-soo, leading contenders in the election next month to select Ms. Park's successor, were both opposition politicians and vocal critics of her four-year run in power, which they said symbolized a government that served the privileged rather than the common good and that continued corrupt ties with big businesses.
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I don't sense any empathy in this article from the privileged and corrupt denizens of Washington for the ordinary Americans they have betrayed and abandoned — Americans struggling with stagnant wages, soaring debt, a truly dysfunctional health care system, opioid epidemics, paramilitary policing, employer abuse, crumbling infrastructure and the burden of monumentally foolish wars waged and their trillion-dollar tabs.
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Westworld: When I first watched this series set in near-future theme park — where the privileged one percent play cowboy and abuse the robot hosts in all manner of sadistic ways until the machines realize the horror of their existence and fight back — it was rather like going on a great night out but having a little too much to drink.
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"We have a president who doesn't believe in women's reproductive freedom, we have [Supreme Court Justice Brett] Kavanaugh, who certainly wants to undermine women's reproductive freedom, we have people in Congress, particularly in the Republican House, who do not believe health care should be a right and [it should be] only for the privileged few who can afford it," she said.
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Watching them forces us to think about how much bottled water or frozen pizza we'd require over the course of two weeks, or what we'd do all day while stuck at home (plenty of TikToks make it look pretty great — as long as you're among the privileged people who are healthy and have jobs or lives that allow them to stay home).
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And that absence points to the essential weakness of a purely intellectualized pantheism: It invites its adherents to commune with a universe that offers suffering and misery in abundance, which means that it has a strong appeal to the privileged but a much weaker appeal to people who need not only sense of wonder from their spiritual lives but also, well, help.
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After all, a quarter of moderates did defect from Mr. Trump in 2016, and they might be ready to vote for candidates who respect women, who are angry about the N.R.A. and school shootings, who believe climate change is real and who want a government that works for the middle class at least as hard as it does for the privileged.
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Waldron warns that wide inequalities of income and wealth can erode this moral imperative because they make it harder to make the mental leap it requires: The poor may come to seem so different from the privileged and prosperous that the well-off cannot understand a moral principle that assigns equal value to the living of a human life as such.
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While there is undoubtedly value in seeing a beloved celebrity handle mental health issues as judiciously as Britney Spears has in recent weeks, the real lesson we should take is that against all sense and justice, mental health care in America remains for too many (and even more if the Trump administration has its way on healthcare policy) the domain of the privileged.
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" He allowed that "sometimes the backlash comes from people who are genuinely, if wrongly, fearful of change," but argued that "more often, it's manufactured by the powerful and the privileged who want to keep us divided and keep us angry and keep us cynical because it helps them maintain the status quo and keep their power and keep their privilege.
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" The latter certainly proves true when reading a report from the New York Times in 1858 which lamented that "an average of three deaths per week from crinolines in conflagration ought to startle the most thoughtless of the privileged sex; and to make them, at least, extraordinarily careful in their movements and behavior, if it fails... to deter them from adopting a fashion so fraught with peril.
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The British certainly did have a way with salacious political scandals during this era (the 1989 movie "Scandal," about the Profumo affair and Christine Keeler, comes to mind), but this spare docudrama possesses a very different tone -- alternating between black comedy, melancholy, and a sobering historical reminder of what closeted gay life was like not so very long ago, even for the privileged and powerful.
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From the Watts riots, to overcrowded prisons, to seeing people I knew going to jail and becoming victims of crimes, I don't come from the privileged background of a typical county D.A." Ms. Lacey was unapologetic about being tough on crime, writing that her goal is to create an environment "where children in disadvantaged communities have the opportunity to thrive and not live in fear.
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"I don't think anyone should be locked up solely because they can't afford to buy their freedom but that's what happens to blacks and Latinos living in certain communities while the privileged, often charged with far worse crimes, are walking free," said Scott Hechinger, senior staff attorney and the director of policy at Brooklyn Defender Services, which represents more than 30,000 people arrested each year in Brooklyn.
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In one she's saying that shit must be getting bad if corporate America is freaking out; in another she throws her body into a lifesize Jenga tower; and on Wednesday she posted yet another video of herself wearing a mask with 4-inch nails speaking candidly about the widespread COVID-19 testing problems in the U.S., emphasizing that the privileged should not have superior access.
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The rich and poor, the privileged and underprivileged, are all so sure that they are right about everything that we all feel it is our manifest destiny to go even to the farthest corners of the earth to teach the benighted souls of underprivileged lands (everywhere else!) all about what it means to live in the land of the free and the home of the brave.
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To Inskeep's credit, it's an open question whether the book's true hero is Frémont or his wife — the privileged daughter of Senator Thomas Hart Benton (great-uncle to the painter who was his namesake), who decided her life's work would be serving as a stealth political adviser, fighting for abolition though she was born a wealthy Southerner, trumpeting her mostly absent husband's achievements and being famous.
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We spoke for two hours, the world and the rich and the privileged falling away with it, so that somehow, in this gothic Victorian hotel—where waiters whisked from table to table, fretting over big bills and draining wine glasses—it seemed, for a few hours at least, it was only Ben and I. The man behind Plan B, the human who is no different from the rest of us.
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And you go on: to a corporate boardroom to vote on advantageous deals for the privileged (meaning yourself); to an elementary school classroom that teaches false history (slavery wasn't all that bad) and supplies you with bright-red bulletproof shields; to an anti-abortion witch hunt (this is the show's big song-and-dance number); to a factory that markets artisanal Himalayan air to an environmentally ravaged world.
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It's arguable whether they're high art or should be treated as such, and perhaps the success of Poster House, what will distinguish their efforts from poster exhibits from design collections around the city—indeed the country—is the promise of an approach that, as in Gone Tomorrow, keeps the poster out of the privileged milieu and in one that is all-embracing: one that approaches history, society, and design in equal measure.
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If that tension is something the designers aimed to transmit to the privileged consumers who have clamored for Valentino in recent years, it remains to be seen whether the man who eagerly adds himself to a waiting list for $640 camouflage sneakers, a $1,800 camouflage tote bag or some other stratospherically priced couture camouflage item will have the wit, the patience or the desire to indulge the designers as they subtly dismantle the label's now-familiar codes.
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John FlemingJohn Calvin FlemingThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems aim to end anti-Semitism controversy with vote today Former congressmen, RNC members appointed to Trump administration roles Overnight Energy: Watchdog opens investigation into Interior chief | Judge halts Pruitt truck pollution rule decision | Winners, losers in EPA, Interior spending bill amendments MORE (R-La.), who filed the privileged resolution to impeach the commissioner, said he was happy with the outcome of the deal in a pair of tweets.
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The torrent of publicity generated by Marina Abramovic's 2010 retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York might have led us to believe we knew everything there is to know about the artist and her work: her unenviable childhood among the privileged elite of Communist-era Yugoslavia; her long creative and romantic partnership with the German artist Ulay; her performance pieces featuring painful, punishing feats of endurance, self-mutilation and provocative interactions with the audience.
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Just as, if you have zero life experience outside of the privileged confines of elite engineering schools, where you probably mostly encountered other privileged white guys who shared the same world view as you, it's apparently possible to convince yourself that the gaping gender disparity so massively evident all around you in the highly privileged space you and your male peers occupy and enjoy, is somehow, y'know, a naturally occurring phenomenon — like rainbows or cumulonimbus clouds — instead of stemming from the tectonic social forces that continually shape and bend individual choices and opportunities, i.e.
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C.), Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine) – plan to vote with Democrats to block the president's declaration once the House passes the privileged resolution as expected on Tuesday evening.
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If you live in a place where a master's degree won't permit you a lifestyle that looks much different from an office clerk's — if, in fact, it means you moonlight in a cubicle doing something you despise and eating lentils for dinner in the Rubbermaid TakeAlongs you brought from home — it follows that you will be less likely to think of yourself as a member of the privileged elite to which you have been told you belong and more inclined to find affinity with the broadening numbers of the more obviously oppressed, and vote accordingly.
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The ability to move freely through time, the privileged access to the wounded privacies of many characters, the striking diversity of human beings across a relatively narrow canvas, the shock waves as one generation heaves, like tectonic plates, against another, the secrets and lapses and repressions, at once intimate and historical, the power, indeed, of an investigation that is always political and always intimate—here is the novel being supremely itself, proving itself up to the job by changing not its terms of employment but the shape of the task. ♦
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