This, too, calls us back from our old, unquestioning views.
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The kingdom's subjects are unquestioning and hedonistic to their cores.
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This "collateral" would ensure their unquestioning compliance, prosecutors have said.
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In return, Kenyans gave her exactly what she wanted: unquestioning respect.
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It is built on conjecture, yet demands unquestioning obedience in return.
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Rote memorization discourages skepticism while encouraging blind, unquestioning acceptance of facts.
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In response Kenyans gave "Mama Lucy" exactly what she wanted: unquestioning respect.
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What nettled him was the news media's unquestioning reiteration of that claim.
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Unquestioning support of any leader anywhere in the world diminishes us all.
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She inspired me, motivated me, so that I'd never grow complacent or unquestioning.
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Yet the United States continues its unquestioning support of this repressive, totalitarian regime.
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Cults are known for overzealous and unquestioning commitment to the person in charge.
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Tannen says that obligatory and unquestioning solidarity is something we must move away from.
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"Green Book" is an embarrassment; the film industry's unquestioning embrace of it is another.
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Barr's shifting opinion of Comey is consistent only in its unquestioning loyalty to Trump.
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That distinction has been almost entirely destroyed in the rush for unquestioning political fealty.
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Unquestioning obedience from those who orbit him is the central fact of his life.
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He never wavered from his loyalty to a darker, unquestioning, archaic vision of Catholicism.
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They leave the country if they can; otherwise, they try to become unquestioning citizens.
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The response from police has always been an unquestioning, unwavering loyalty to him and obedience.
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What other impetus exists for Western leaders to continue such unquestioning support for NATO expansion?
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It's generous with infrastructure improvements, and is certain of unquestioning, unanimous approval in parliament. Congratulations.
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Maybe I am too comfortable, too unquestioning of performing these calculations over and over again.
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And as his political isolation deepens, his need for unquestioning allegiance will only grow more desperate.
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But finding ways to support those reforms without offering unquestioning support must remain the U.S. objective.
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Unquestioning support for the man in the White House was, many Americans believed, what patriotism demanded.
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" Ms. Moreau believed in surrendering to her directors, requiring what she called "a complete, unquestioning rapport.
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It would be easy, of course, to dismiss the celebrants at the rally as unquestioning followers.
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And there have been a growing number of cracks in the unquestioning GOP support for Trump. Rep.
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It means an older person, usually a man, who expects unquestioning obedience from people who are junior.
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But Democrats and Republicans still uphold a political fiction based on the happy, unquestioning patriotism of veterans.
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But sometimes there really is a right way, and it's learned through complete submission and unquestioning practice.
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"'Green Book' is an embarrassment; the film industry's unquestioning embrace of it is another," Mr. Chang wrote.
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August 16th, 2016 For most of their history, computers have obeyed human commands with an uncritical, unquestioning diligence.
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An unquestioning faith in military might and an underinvestment in diplomacy has tied Washington in a policy straitjacket.
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He was radiantly proud of the country that his people were building and unquestioning of its official history.
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Much of his artistic philosophy takes aim at opera's conservative traits — particularly its unquestioning fetish for the past.
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" Sanders believes that the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman feels "emboldened by the Trump administration's unquestioning support.
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He denounced "the unquestioning of the capitalist system, the social irresponsibility and ecological irresponsibility" of the member nations.
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It said Iran's activities and "unquestioning support" for President Bashar al-Assad of Syria had only contributed to violence.
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Some commentators point to the nationalism of Chinese students abroad, equating this with unquestioning support for the party and regime.
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Sheep get a bad rap for being unquestioning followers, but today it's cows who are acting like the real sheep.
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On the other hand, the courts might well fear the implications of a precedent of unquestioning deference to "emergency" declarations.
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The wartime struggle fostered unquestioning faith in Mao and the party in Ms. Nie's generation, Mr. Bu, the historian, said.
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He wears designer clothes and drives a Ferrari, though he still abides by traditional morality and is unquestioning of the nation.
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In Britain, particularly after it joined the U.S.-led Iraq invasion, there is a rising feeling that the relationship became too unquestioning.
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If he can do all this, then he can claim the unquestioning obedience that has been the prerogative of the movement's leaders.
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They hail from the United States of the mid-19th century, when assertive, unquestioning masculinity was something that stood tall and unchallenged.
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Thus disguised, he soon organizes a car, weapons and a ragtag band of brothers whose unquestioning acceptance of his command emboldens him.
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In recent years, he has installed officials loyal to him across most provinces and ministries, and ardent supporters have sworn unquestioning obedience.
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The big question everyone should be asking here is: Are we educating our kids to become active citizens or passive, unquestioning consumers?
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Turkle cautions against the unquestioning embrace of technology, calling instead for a return to face-to-face talks and more personal interaction.
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The Times investigation found no-knock searches often start with unreliable informants and cursory investigations that produce affidavits signed by unquestioning judges.
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"Antigone", a play that questions the right of those in power to demand unquestioning obedience, tends to be revived in uncertain political times.
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While Downing Street briefings are not permitted during the short election campaign, the Conservatives have continued to benefit from an often unquestioning press.
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The president, his policies and his unquestioning chanting followers have abandoned almost all the causes that made the Republican Party a conservative party.
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The entire football landscape rewards consistency and a certain kind of accountability—a self-erasing and unquestioning kind, but mostly one that's reliable.
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Making a lifelong commitment to god which involves abstinence, unquestioning obedience, and a habit isn't exactly a relatable experience for most people in 2017.
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As you can see in this interview at the Wisconsin Book Festival in October, I'm not an unquestioning or uncritical reader of the book.
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For Sayoc it was the real-world villages of the Trump rally, with its mob-like intensity and unquestioning fidelity to one supreme leader.
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Our sympathy for Maryam is unquestioning and deep, even as she reveals aspects of her psyche that have been severely damaged by her experience.
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He was held for five days and then replaced by his more conciliatory deputy, Denis Pushilin, a politician known for his unquestioning loyalty to Moscow.
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Yet an important stock market yardstick — the price-earnings ratio — suggests investors have an almost unquestioning faith in Netflix's ability to notch fast-growing earnings.
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But that doesn't stop it from being a worrisome attitude when it becomes an unquestioning fealty to anything those people can do while in uniform.
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Then there is the uniquely Trumpian reason that Pence can't been seen as eyeing the Oval Office — the president demands unquestioning loyalty from his subordinates.
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The goal is to assimilate long-marginalized religious and ethnic minorities into Han Chinese culture, language, and beliefs — including unquestioning support for The People's Party.
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"If there was any doubt that Donald Trump values unquestioning obedience over the safety of the American people, this appointment settles the question," said Sen.
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But this school spirit in the Bangkok vocational student scene can have an almost tribal effect, with an unquestioning adoption of animosity against rival institutions.
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The proprietors are paternalistic: In return for putting up these women in small, shared rooms above the premises, the owners expect unquestioning loyalty and long hours.
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It was this unquestioning drive that allowed him to blow past technological hurdles, monopoly power, local regulations, unions, and in some cases, mob-controlled taxi companies.
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Charlie Sykes, a radio host in Milwaukee, who derisively calls Trump supporters "Trumpkins" for their unquestioning loyalty, subjected Mr. Trump to a punishing interview this week.
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Tolya's parents were typical members of the next generation of Soviet intelligentsia: successful and outwardly unquestioning of the Communist system, but privately harboring doubts and frustrations.
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A better future won't be realized through unquestioning faith in the safety of scientifically defined environmental limits or in unlimited technological capacities to avoid environmental consequences.
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Like a young Ramona Quimby, she has that un-self-conscious, unquestioning sense of self that all too often vanishes in girls when they hit adolescence.
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You see the woman you dream of becoming reflected in their gazes and make a quiet promise to do right by their unquestioning belief in you.
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" Flake also criticized Republicans who believe that "anything short of complete and unquestioning loyalty to a president who belongs to my party is unacceptable and suspect.
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He did so because the real reason Comey was being fired was his egregious violation of the Trumpian principle of absolute and unquestioning loyalty to President Trump.
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He expressed little sympathy for civil rights advocates and has been vocal about the need to provide full and unquestioning support for existing police and carceral institutions.
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We are not all heroes deserving of unquestioning adulation; nor are we all damaged or broken beyond repair, in need of an ever-expanding array of services.
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Yet for all Mr. Percoco's unquestioning loyalty, Mr. Cuomo — known as a demanding boss — did not hesitate to criticize him, calling out his shortcomings, professional and otherwise.
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Louis Drax embodies the worst fears of men's rights activists: Louis has clearly been raised as an unquestioning man-hater by an unchecked parent with an agenda.
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Despite being a conscientious rule follower, Julie was immediately considered "rebellious" by the other staff, one of the worst labels possible within IBLP's world of unquestioning obedience.
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Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg's unquestioning support of the overbroad use of stop-and-frisk under Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, for instance, threatened to tarnish Mr. Bloomberg's legacy.
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Twenty-five years ago this month, the Soviet Union, where unquestioning first graders dutifully ran in gas masks and censors scrambled to protect citizens from themselves, collapsed.
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But the hypnotizing power display of vast organizations which exhibited and glorified power, trained man — without necessity — to recklessness and the unquestioning acceptance of death and annihilation.
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Washington's unquestioning embrace of Mr. el-Sisi, whom President Trump has called a "great guy," emboldened the Egyptian leader to act with little fear of American pushback.
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She yearns to consummate their union for both pleasure and progeny—fully aware and unquestioning of her husband's sexual orientation—but he has not been able to perform.
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That venue was AIPAC, the hawkish American Israel Public Affairs Committee, which describes itself as "America's pro-Israel lobby" and has advocated unquestioning support for Israel for decades.
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Still, seeing the protesters choose to march for weeks (wearing out or abandoning shoes) rather than give unquestioning loyalty is a refreshing reminder during our own presidential campaign.
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The unexpected backlash sent a shiver through the political landscape here, exposing deepening unease about the adulatory promotion of Mr. Xi and his demands for unquestioning public obedience.
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She was fresh off a nationally televised, unusually milquetoast appearance at a CNN town hall on gun control and so, back among unquestioning allies, returned to the script.
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The planned list of oligarchs is likely to include people outside that circle, who are not unquestioning Putin loyalists yet could still be punished for their association with him.
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At the event in LA, the woman chided Chopra for her unquestioning support of the Indian army at a time when India has revoked Jammu and Kashmir states' autonomy.
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For all the emotional perquisites implied in the nebulous term "purpose" — the feeling of self-knowledge, of security, of companionship — he pays the toll of absolute and unquestioning devotion.
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Some maintain, ludicrously, that "Trump's unquestioning support means trouble for Israel," as if an overabundance of U.S. support and deference during the Obama years were the problem that needs correcting.
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I am aware that a segment of my party believes that anything short of complete and unquestioning loyalty to a president who belongs to my party is unacceptable and suspect.
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It was a concept that the marchers left largely undefined, but which we were all supposed to understand was a vague entity deserving of our unquestioning fealty, delivered en masse.
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To get on it, be a member of Trump's family, support him with unquestioning and sycophantic loyalty, rule your country through blood and fear — or just throw money his way.
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They trigger an empathy that's both profound and unquestioning: When we see a child in danger, our immediate impulse is to intervene, and we don't stop to interrogate that impulse.
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"The willingness of investors to invest in a shockingly large fund for levered tech investing with a questionable structure is a further indication of an exuberant, unquestioning market," Marks said.
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She is on a quest to understand the peculiar nature of belief, the power of faith — pure, unquestioning and even unreasoning — to shape the way we see the world around us.
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To forget that is to surrender yourself to the whims of those who want to remove what small parts of you are left, the better to make you an unquestioning warrior.
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But the promotion of Hicks is an indication that Trump has zero interest in reconsidering his decision to seed many of the top positions in his White House with unquestioning loyalists.
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"He's my father and I love him and I fully support him," she told Town and Country this year, proving that Trump's unquestioning loyalty to his children might not be misplaced.
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Once again, an innocent person has been found guilty based on an unthinking, unquestioning, unconstitutional frenzy propagated by the media and allowed to play out in a supposed court of law.
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Or do people see [posting videos] as a pointless endeavor, kind of hollow, self-serving—No, I don't know about that, I think people… it's just sort of an unquestioning thing.
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Clinton's unquestioning partisanship vis-à-vis Israel, embarrassing pandering to its supporters, and deliberate ignorance of basic rights for Palestinians upsets and alienates many of us, and not just Arab Americans.
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Some even argue that Trump, in psychological terms, offers the same basic appeal as the God of the Bible to believers — he's imperious, driven by whim, and demanding of fierce, unquestioning loyalty.
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But it is the rejection of Catholicism — and the ideas of perpetual tradition, rigid hierarchy, and unquestioning duty it's become to be associated with — that is the stronger font of fashion creativity.
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It has tightened the squeeze they were already feeling between a political base that demands unquestioning loyalty to Mr. Trump, and the moderate swing voters who may very well decide their elections.
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"I am aware that a segment of my party believes that anything short of complete and unquestioning loyalty to a president who belongs to my party is unacceptable and suspect," he said.
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I'm aware that there is a segment of my party that believes that anything short of complete and unquestioning loyalty to a president who belongs to my party is unacceptable and suspect.
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None of that seems to matter to Pence, whose lingering image over the first 16 months of the Trump presidency is of a clapping, unquestioning supporter of anything and everything Trump does.
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This shift was influenced by the rise of feminism and LGBT rights, which made the cultural ideal found in Playboy seem quaint in its unquestioning acceptance of heterosexuality and traditional gender norms.
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Although Mr. Trump signaled during the campaign that he would be Israel's unquestioning defender, his recent statements have moved from harsh rhetoric to more nuanced positions, at the urging of Arab leaders.
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In one of the clearest signs that Sisi no longer enjoys unquestioning support, thousands of people called for the fall of the government, chanting a slogan from the 2011 Arab Spring uprising.
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Never before have I felt such overwhelming disgust at Trump's weird, unexplained, unquestioning, total embrace of Vladimir Putin, in effect an act of presidential connivance in an attack on the United States.
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Her primary performance, dismal for a four-term incumbent, stemmed from a political reality of the Trump era: Republican primaries often draw voters with enormous, and largely unquestioning, affection for the president.
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Between the lines: "Washington's unquestioning embrace of Mr. el-Sisi, whom President Trump has called a 'great guy,' emboldened the Egyptian leader to act with little fear of American pushback," the Times notes.
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While many fans keep turning up to see their team out of unquestioning loyalty or a warped sense of obligation, for others the match is another means to demonstrate a busy social life.
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When senior members of Congress and national broadcast networks become unquestioning defenders of the president and foster conspiracy theories over the search for facts, the public interest in truth is not being served.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is not unquestioning in its support of the United States, defense minister Ben Wallace said on Tuesday, as he underlined the importance of trying to "reboot" the Iranian nuclear deal.
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That's the only victory available here, because even if your deep-down-honest self admits wishing he'd follow your belief trail exactly, it's hardly a proud achievement to churn out an unquestioning follower.
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They may well survive this round as well but something has fundamentally changed: The unquestioning support of the rural people they relied on against the discontent of the metropolitan elite is no more.
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This week, though, her change of heart from unquestioning loyal soldier in an existential struggle to a freethinker who listens to the recording of Nestorenko and draws her own conclusions felt almost too neat.
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"I'm aware that there's a segment of my party that believes that anything short of complete and unquestioning loyalty to a president who belongs to my party is unacceptable and suspect," he said then.
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If Egypt is critical to the United States and coercion is unlikely to change those Egyptian policies with which Washington disagrees, the thinking goes, the only logical policy is to provide Egypt with unquestioning support.
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Though there are plenty of unquestioning fans celebrating Rowling's embrace of the concept of black Hermione, there are many more fans challenging her for what they view as a mix of hypocrisy and failed intentions.
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" He writes that Mr. Hitchens had to keep up the front of an unquestioning atheist because it "was a matter of professional pride for him to play the part for which he had been hired.
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One reason she offers for the decline of her relations with Lucian was that he felt Frank didn't show him the unquestioning admiration that his other children did, and Lucian believed Celia was to blame.
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It doesn't need to be said that Hereditary's exploration of family is more difficult and ambitious than A Quiet Place's more straightforward take, which is unquestioning of heteronuclear solidity and which portrays parental love as uncomplicated.
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Ultimately the rituals of administration, and the participants' largely unquestioning observance of them, drew some uncomfortable conclusions about the unspoken "rules" of society, whether they pertain to getting a driver's license or attending an art opening.
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One of the last images we're left with is that of Lawrence having sex with Tasha, the bank teller whose flirtations held for him the promise of a woman who would be unquestioning in her support.
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The movie's real subject is the nature of social control, the totalitarian demand for unquestioning obedience and the capricious application of power — a theme that may have inspired and was only reinforced by its arbitrary censorship.
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They're also pieces of work that suggest that living as though nothing is going to change is its own form of delusion, or at least its own act of unquestioning faith that things will sort themselves out.
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How could the court go from unquestioning acceptance of a long-lived precedent to a situation in which all that remains in doubt is whether that same precedent will be overturned in early June or late June?
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Shortly before the impeachment, Mr Kim organised a public apology of over 1,300 academics, businessmen, politicians, doctors and church leaders who in 2012 had given Ms Park their "unquestioning votes" as the daughter of the dead president.
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In a sign of how times have changed, the official GOP Twitter account, which in a past era might have been looked to for unquestioning support of a military hero, on Monday endorsed Trump's comments about McRaven.
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Remember that less than 48 hours ago, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell offered Sessions an unquestioning endorsement in the wake of the latest bit of Trump criticism: "I have total confidence in the attorney general," said McConnell.
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Pence has been an unquestioning Trump ally at every turn, insisting that the President knows exactly what he's doing -- and either ignoring or rebutting the criticism leveled at Trump by many of the people Pence once served with.
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"The media will willfully misunderstand her motives, but it makes perfect sense that Tulsi [Gabbard] would be wary of the way that the Trump era has turned Democrats into unquestioning worshippers of the national security blob," Ball said.
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What's amazing -- at least to me -- is that so many Republicans have turned into unquestioning supporters of Trump to the point where 4 in 10 go on record to say he is a better president than George Washington!
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Much of the blame for the scandal at Toshiba has been laid at the feet of a corporate culture that placed too much emphasis on unquestioning loyalty to top bosses even when unrealistic sales and profit targets were set.
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The bonnets all start out on a row of stands at the back, and the crazy conformism of the piece is established by the unquestioning way the dancers, as they enter, don the headgear as a matter of course.
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Now, with relations between U.S. President Donald Trump and the Palestinians, who see him as an unquestioning ally of right-wing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at a breaking point, the Oslo deal seems like a relic from a bygone age.
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A number of critics emerged, often Christian adoptive families who had come to rethink the community's unquestioning focus on adoption as a solution to broader issues of poverty and instability, and who challenged leaders to pay attention to their experiences.
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Gazing at a Confederate statue today makes one wonder how men—in some cases, decent men—made decisions that put them on the wrong side of history and why many Americans not long ago considered these warriors worthy of unquestioning adulation.
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The blame for that belongs to those who talk about TV. Christman's argument that Westworld was received with unquestioning fawning, simply because it was on HBO, seems a little silly if you engage with the generally mixed reviews of the program.
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Hers is also, though, a simple love story, about a girl's unquestioning, almost animal love for her mother, and her mother's love in return; about how what is invisible and incommunicable is not only what isolates but also what binds.
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Intellectualism that offers only a tedious, unquestioning accumulation of data, a submission to the facts as decided by someone else's mind, and an indifference for those around you is more than useless: It is IT, the personification of evil itself.
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There is also a distinctly cultlike element to the family dynamics, from the myths that both parents weave in order to maintain control, to the unquestioning relentlessness shown by Sky, the coddled youngest daughter, whenever something threatens the family home.
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" Cohen savaged the team assembled around Trump -- "The President-elect is surrounding himself with mediocrities whose chief qualification seems to be unquestioning loyalty" -- and argued that "by all accounts, (Trump's) ignorance, and that of his entourage, about the executive branch is fathomless.
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Improving corporate governance in Japan has been a key theme of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government, which has introduced a voluntary code for listed companies to challenge a business culture that values unquestioning loyalty to senior bosses over transparency and full disclosure.
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Some criticism of the call to "believe women" perhaps stemmed from this assumption, and from the misconception that advocates were calling for unquestioning acceptance of everything a woman says, rather than simply taking women's reports and testimony as seriously as society has always taken men's.
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Although the stated reasons for the dramatic mass suicide are not often remembered, the method of self-annihilation certainly is: since 1978, the idiom "drinking the Kool-Aid" has been used to denote behavior that exhibits blind and unquestioning obedience to an individual or organization.
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Khashoggi's murder brought renewed scrutiny not only of MBS, but also the humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen and the Trump administration's seemingly unquestioning support for Saudi Arabia -- in large part due to the strong relationship between Trump adviser Jared Kushner and the Saudi crown prince.
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In looking upon that great lady, the monk received a measure of her unquestioning love and fell to his knees to pray for further guidance, only to find that he'd knelt on a slip of paper that the baby had dislodged with her wriggling.
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An unwillingness to concede -- coupled with the likelihood that Trump would argue that the whole process had been rigged against him -- could create a major crisis, particularly given the unquestioning loyalty his supporters have shown for him in the first two years of his tenure.
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The new head of customs, Vladimir Bulavin, worked earlier as deputy chief of the F.S.B. Mr. Putin, the former head of the F.S.B., the successor agency to the K.G.B., was already inclined to trust former bodyguards and members of the agency for their unquestioning loyalty.
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Reconsiderations In his short time in office, President Trump has surrounded himself with senior military officers and expressed unquestioning admiration for the armed forces, even going so far as to propose a military parade on Veterans Day — something more typical of Beijing or Moscow.
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"It raises the caution that the investigation of hallucinogens as treatments may be endangered by grandiose descriptions of their effects and unquestioning acceptance of their value," Dr. Guy Goodwin, a professor of psychiatry at Oxford wrote, in a recent commentary, in the Journal of Psychopharmacology.
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In fact, one tried-and-true strategy is to create risky things that nobody --- not even the manager --- really understands (remember LTCM!) Don't be the patsy who, entranced by seemingly excessive profits, remains blissfully unquestioning until that sad day comes when the hidden risk reveals itself.
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She would have brought true diversity to the Court on the most rancorous constitutional issue of our day, underscoring how an intellectually astute woman need not acquiesce in the unquestioning abortion rights dogma that has held the cause for women's rights hostage for far too long now.
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Memo From Russia MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin unexpectedly fired his longtime chief of staff on Friday, the latest in a series of high-profile Kremlin changes that have ushered out an older layer of Putin peers and replaced them with a younger generation of unquestioning loyalists.
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The overall media, with their frenzied, relentless demonization of him and unquestioning acceptance of accusers' allegations without any attendant proof, have superseded the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, which guarantee due process and equal protection, and thereby eliminated the possibility of a fair trial and unbiased jury.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's new top three military officers are known for their unquestioning support of leader Kim Jong Un and are flexible enough to accept the massive changes that may come from any deal with U.S. President Donald Trump, people who follow the secretive country say.
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"We need to abandon our unquestioning faith in the power of personal-profit-centered markets to solve all problems and confess that the problems of inequality are not going to be solved by the natural working of the economy as it is currently structured," Yunus writes.
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In the classic hierarchy, every member of the kitchen was assigned a rank and value, from apprentice to commis to the chefs de partie, and held accountable for individual components of a dish, each owing unquestioning fealty to tiers of superiors, rising upward to the chef.
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The automatic, unquestioning support of Israel by the old establishment of American Jews has hurt both sides, and implicated the Jewish world in each one of Israel's less defensible actions: each child shot and killed in Gaza, every detainee spending years without charges or trial in Israeli jails.
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In a country where workers are often expected to show unquestioning loyalty, their cases have become a focus of public impatience with the family-run conglomerates known as chaebol that dominate South Korea's economy, and over what some people see as unchecked bad behavior by the rich and powerful.
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" The NGOs, including Human Rights Watch and the International Commission of Jurists, called on the U.S., European Union (EU) and individual European countries to "denounce these farcical elections, rather than continue with largely unquestioning support for a government presiding over the country's worst human rights crisis in decades.
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The platform makes fertile soil for hate to grow: many personalities associated with the so-called "alt-right" (what we're calling internet fascists these days) have built cults of personalities and massive, loyal armies there, leveraging unquestioning loyalty and relative lack of user repercussions to target people they disagree with.
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But the episode's climax, with Xander talking Willow down from her apocalyptic rage, works perfectly: The unquestioning friendship between those two is one of the most stable relationships in all of Buffy, and you feel every moment of that rich history when Xander starts in on his yellow crayon speech and Willow begins to cry.
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By narrowing the range of what is acceptable, by forcibly linking nationalism with unquestioning loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party, and by reining in the limited freedoms that many in China had come to enjoy, the party has alienated many citizens who had previously accepted a somewhat more responsive and respectful form of authoritarian rule.
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But informing elite universities that DOE will "hold the Duke-UNC CMES accountable for ensuring all Title VI funded or subsidized activities directly reflect express congressional mandates and purposes," as King's letter states, sparks a nationwide protest from privileged academics accustomed to unquestioning obedience from their federal enablers and the hoi polloi who fund them.
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A vote against the disapproval proposal would surely be fodder for their eventual Democratic opponents, who would use the vote to cast the incumbents as unquestioning backers of not just a proposal that a majority of the country opposes (Trump's border wall) but a President who is not terribly well-liked in either state.
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Titled "I'd blush if I could," after a response Siri utters when receiving certain sexually explicit commands, the paper explores the effects of bias in AI research and product development and the potential long-term negative implications of conditioning society, particularly children, to treat these digital voice assistants as unquestioning helpers who exist only to serve owners unconditionally.
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There have been accusations that this unquestioning support could allow world passport holders to use the documents for criminal purposes: In 2006, an American-born terrorist used one to travel around South America, where he planned two hotel bombings; in 1996, a cruise ship hijacker used one to flee from Italy to Spain before he was eventually recaptured.
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Acknowledging that more than 80% of white evangelicals supported Donald Trump in the 2016 election, and that three-quarters held a favourable view of him in a recent poll, many of those attending the meeting have expressed concern that their wing of the Christian faith is being tainted by its often unquestioning support of the president.
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What's behind this: Trump publicly lectured NATO allies that they must stop shirking their financial commitments and begin paying for their own defense rather than relying on the U.S. While the White House publicly rejects this interpretation, Trump's unmistakable message to Europe on his first foreign trip was that the days of unquestioning protection from the U.S. are over.
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By Ben Wizner, director of the ACLU's Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project, and Edward Snowden's lawyer In the disoriented aftermath of the September 11 attacks, the writer and activist Wendell Berry predicted that the shock of that event would forever be associated with the end of the "unquestioning technological and economic optimism" that had marked prior decades.
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Vindman and most of the other witnesses who have defied Trump administration orders not to testify, have -- one after the other -- explained their unquestioning commitment to their country; to a policy in Ukraine that was meant to promote democratic reforms, freedom; a policy meant to help Ukraine come into its own against a rapacious, aggressive, undemocratic, corrupt Russia.
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Salavati — whom the Center for Human Rights in Iran describes as "a notoriously hardline judge routinely picked for dual national cases and other politicized cases in which the [Revolutionary Guards Intelligence Organization] and the Judiciary are seeking an unquestioning and harsh ruling" — reinstated earlier charges including espionage, associating with foreign diplomats, and having alcoholic beverages in their home.
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As the first president and constant dictator, he defined for the nation what it meant to be Uzbek: In his speeches and books — required reading for students — Mr. Karimov asserted that Uzbeks have an inherently superior, uniquely moral quality, but that this quality could be developed only through unquestioning fealty to him as the arbiter of Uzbek values, and to the state.
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"President Trump does not care about anti-Semitism" Paul Waldman in The Washington Post: Trump regularly asserts that Jews do and ought to have unquestioning loyalty to Israel (he refers to Benjamin Netanyahu as "your prime minister" when talking to Jewish audiences) and describes Jews as greedy, money-grubbing, conniving schemers who only want to horde [sic] wealth and power.
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In 2017, not long after the Vision Fund invested its first billions in Uber, Oaktree's Howard Marks told CNBC that the "willingness of investors to invest in a shockingly large fund for leveraged tech investing with a questionable structure is a further indication of an exuberant, unquestioning market," adding that SoftBank's record of success relied heavily on Alibaba and questioned its ability to successfully invest $100 billion.
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GG: I think in the context of this election, I am very wary of when there starts to become this unquestioning conventional wisdom reinforced by all kinds of societal incentives — whether they be careerist, reputational, or just social dynamics — that put lots of pressure on people to embrace a certain view, all in unity with one another without there being lots of pushback and questioning of it.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.), who had gotten a copy of the summary with lightning speed; and it was dutifully reported by some in an unquestioning press.
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