So yes, I know this makes me one of the unwashed masses (worse, a teen among the unwashed masses), but I can't lie.
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The unwashed masses of Rap Twitter have given their prayers and now rejoice at their presence.
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Their policies and practices are aimed at nothing beyond appearing to be "cool" to the unwashed masses.
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As the artist Brad Troemel sarcastically states, this type of narrative provides "cold comfort for the unwashed masses."
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Users shouldn't rely on the horde of unwashed masses to make their movie and TV viewing decisions for them.
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What better litmus test whether critter cuisine could ever enter the mainstream, than testing it out on Toronto's unwashed masses?
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What seems more likely is that Carville simply attributes whatever he personally opposes to the will of the unwashed masses.
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But the new feature targets elite tourists—not the unwashed masses of thrifty travelers trying to be bougie for a weekend.
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He relies on his noble, liberal ideas, and comes off like a savior coming to the aid of the unwashed masses.
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The upshot of Williamson's article is that some conservative intellectuals have given up trying to persuade the unwashed masses in their party.
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Entry to the Sky Club is $59 a visit or $495 a year—a small price to pay for a respite from the unwashed masses.
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It is not a secret that Twitter has a two-tiered system, where celebrities and verified users can get support in ways that the unwashed masses don't.
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Thanks to the invention of knitting machines and shops in the 16th century socks, be they fancy or functional, socks were made accessible to the unwashed masses.
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It also finally has units out in the wild for the unwashed masses to try out at its Google Cloud Next conference, so I went out and did just that.
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Or, at the very least, it would be cool if the people with all the money could toss a little bit of it at the issues plaguing the unwashed masses.
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The company claims the appointment of a voluntary representative of the web's unwashed masses will be an "industry first," which is believable considering this sort of program doesn't have much precedent.
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The fact that this partisanship is being sold as some kind ethical superiority that wasn't commercial enough for the great unwashed masses is more than just an insult, it's corporate malpractice.
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And the quest for a "premium" cannabis experience is already driving a whole high-end market for rich people who want to get high without the stink of the unwashed masses.
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"Downton Abbey," the cultural juggernaut that offered the unwashed masses a glimpse into the staid yet dramatic life of early 20th-century English nobility, begins its final season in the United States on Sunday.
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Apps like Luxy, Raya, Sparkology, The League, and Hanky are the modern incarnation of exclusive clubs, but, instead of doormen, they rely on photo verifications and LinkedIn profiles to screen out the unwashed masses.
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With the lexicographical authorities resigned to a "descriptivist" approach, following words and pronunciations wherever the unwashed masses go, those determined to resolve the question once and for all are taking matters into their own hands.
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And it's led not by the rabble-rousing president or the unwashed masses who thrill to his rallies, but by the elite network of donors, operatives, and politicians who run the Republican Party and the conservative movement.
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Not that that means much for us unwashed masses of the world—the white truffles are currently averaging between $1,21003 and $1,286 per pound, down from an average of $5,671 from this time last year, according to the WSJ.
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So while Twitter is launching a "celebs-only" app to keep the important people safe from us unwashed masses, Facebook wants to bring the beautiful people (which include DJ Armin van Buuren and the FC Barcelona team) right to us.
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Cars fly, entire seedy, gray neighborhoods pulse on the Golden Gate Bridge, and the impossibly long-living and wealthy among us — called "meths," like the elderly, Biblical Methuselah — live high in the sky to avoid the unwashed masses slithering below the crowds.
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While both Apple's and Amazon's healthcare designs fit into the larger trend of Silicon Valley trying to reinvent healthcare, Apple creating its own internal healthcare system could be a step toward building a technocracy where elite tech employees receive better healthcare than the unwashed masses.
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Individual monarchs may be mediocre, goes the theory, but they've been trained from birth to rule and to understand the wielding of power, so they're more likely to thrive than someone, however talented, suddenly thrust into the position by the will of the unwashed masses.
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Since then, a popular narrative around the technology has been that it's a hedge against the rest of the world—when the Black Swan finally rears its ugly head, the unwashed masses with their worthless dollars will grovel before the fleece vest-wearing, cryptocurrency-wielding elite. Ha-ha!
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This is not a simple error, but a statement about who really counts—namely, people like him and his fellow stewards of the market, who are never going to be underwater on their mortgage, just as they will presumably never be among the unwashed masses dying of coronavirus.
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Burnham, a Trotskyite turned conservative, identified a new group at the heart of Western society: a managerial elite that was engaged in a ruthless drive for dominance not only against the traditional business elite (which it accused of being selfish) but also against the unwashed masses (which it accused of being the slaves of atavistic emotions such as nationalism).
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The English word "vulgarism" derives ultimately from Latin vulgus, "the common people", often as a pejorative meaning "the [unwashed] masses, undifferentiated herd, a mob". In classical studies, Vulgar Latin as the Latin of everyday life is conventionally contrasted to Classical Latin, the literary language exemplified by the "Golden Age" canon (Cicero, Caesar, Vergil, Ovid, among others).J. N. Adams, Bilingualism and the Latin Language, pp. 300–301, 765, et passimSocial Variation and the Latin Language (Cambridge University Press, 2013), pp. 3–5.
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