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Mr. Mnangagwa, a feared former security chief known as "Crocodile," inspires little hope he would behave less thuggishly.
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A virulently anti-Semitic publication, the Daily Stormer was founded in 2013 by a thuggishly enigmatic white supremacist named Andrew Anglin.
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All this is frightening to the CPV, which saw how environmental movements in Eastern Europe buffeted communists there, and which has dealt thuggishly with leaders of the protests.
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But it makes some sense given Trump's apparent admiration for strongmen across the world, like Russia's Vladimir Putin and the Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte (both more thuggishly violent than Xi).
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Eritrea and the United States are in a kind of standoff: a Western diplomat whom I spoke to acknowledged that Ethiopia is behaving thuggishly, but thought that the onus is on Eritrea to allow the monitoring group to inspect again.
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In the immediate aftermath of last year's election—before anyone could know for sure how thuggishly the Trump transition would conduct itself, or how resistant the president-elect would be to running the government in the public interest—large swaths of the conservative professional class faced a moral quandary.
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His staff "made inquiries" of Amazon.com and other internet companies such as PayPal, Visa, and MasterCard which resulted in them suspending service to WikiLeaks. Journalist Glenn Greenwald called Lieberman's actions "one of the most pernicious acts by a U.S. Senator in quite some time," and accused Lieberman of "emulat[ing] Chinese dictators" by "abusing his position as Homeland Security Chairman to thuggishly dictate to private companies which websites they should and should not host – and, more important, what you can and cannot read on the Internet."Greenwald, Glenn (December 2, 2010) Joe Lieberman emulates Chinese dictators, Salon.
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