Not that there's anything wrong with vitriol, but this isn't even intelligent vitriol.
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Monika Bickert, Facebook's head of global policy management, says Facebook tries to distinguish between generalized vitriol and vitriol that is directed at a specific person.
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The vitriol against his film may be misogynistic, but the vitriol against him personally cannot be of the same nature as that against his female leads.
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As my research assistant in this project, Izzy Rode, observed, the vitriol tended to weaken as the weeks went on — vitriol against Mr. Trump, against The New York Times, against me.
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But your reaction to her in particular in her vitriol.
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All of these decisions inspired vitriol from reactionary video gamers.
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The British singer quickly became the target of internet vitriol.
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Was there this amount of vitriol toward the replacement actors?
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The vitriol and scale of the campaign shocked the EPP.
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Instead, post something full of vitriol that millions will see.
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Ramsay only speaks with fiery vitriol rolling off his tongue.
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Racist vitriol, mostly directly at Latinos, shared on social media.
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The Kosciusko Bridge in New York inspires vitriol from drivers.
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Even so, he said he was shocked by their vitriol.
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"There's been a lot of vitriol and misogyny," he said.
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When celebrity protects, and when it backfires, intensifying public vitriol.
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They've also been forced to defend themselves from Trump's vitriol.
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Some say he hasn't done enough to stop the vitriol.
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Ms. Thunberg has been the primary target of this vitriol.
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Despite that prologue, the race was largely free of vitriol.
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Now, it's not that vitriol is exclusive to the left.
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She becomes animated talking about the vitriol aimed at Mrs.
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Both moments had something in common: vitriol -- and ill intent.
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Look no further than the vitriol directed at Ilhan Omar.
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The hate, vitriol, and nausea many of us feel is real.
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Expressing an opinion online often doesn't seem worth the resulting vitriol.
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"Others simply tried to call for an end to the "vitriol.
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Through social media, they stirred up vitriol aimed at ethnic Chinese.
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Vitriol and death threats came in droves, but so did followers.
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But it's important to note the line between criticism and vitriol.
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No vitriol or protest will affect Goldman Sachs or Mitch McConnell.
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But the vitriol she draws shows how intractable some attitudes remain.
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Ver has felt the brunt of much of the online vitriol.
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Wall Street has responded to her ideas with vitriol and threats.
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It only perpetuates a political environment filled with vitriol and hate.
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Only real work, not bullying or vitriol, can lead to peace.
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Most of the vitriol occurs on the news and social media.
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They complied by throwing vitriol towards... a theatre in Hamilton, Ontario.
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The language is far removed from the vitriol permeating social media.
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He cited the "rhetoric and vitriol" that dominate our politics now.
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"My comments on Islam have never veered into vitriol," he said.
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On occasion, the vitriol is leveled at people who study sex.
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"Supremacy, discrimination, and vitriol are not American values," the letter concluded.
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Still, the personal and bigoted vitriol Jarrar has gotten — and her university's initial willingness to respond to that vitriol by punishing her — are a reminder that in America, some people's speech is more protected than others'.
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More rants and anti-Semitic vitriol from white supremacist sites come up.
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But I am surprised and distressed by the vitriol and name-calling.
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And much of their vitriol was directed at a pig named Marcus.
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He spews ugly vitriol; she shepherds him towards a strategic next step.
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Emily Jashinsky, I was stunned by the vitriol from anti-Trump commentators.
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Trump did not invent the tornado of vitriol, nor the pack mentality.
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Anti-Shia vitriol has been removed from school textbooks and television networks.
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My grandfather never connected the word "lesbian" with his anti-gay vitriol.
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"Yeah, I mean, this country was attacked," Holder said, explaining his vitriol.
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Unfortunately, what we have seen thus far are conversations packed with vitriol.
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The ship was steady enough, but I was rocked by the vitriol.
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Paul LePage is the gold standard in the world of political vitriol.
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And could forget Trump's vitriol toward "Liddle Marco" Rubio in the primaries?
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In other words, it's the perfect echo chamber for conspiracy and vitriol.
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The canceled town hall only exacerbated the online vitriol directed toward Google.
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His irrational vitriol and thin skin are becoming more and more evident.
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Frontrunner Joe Biden is the frequent target of the Gravel account's vitriol.
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Two factions in his party have attacked each other with increasing vitriol.
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Much of his vitriol in his TV remarks was directed at Comey.
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There has been so much anger and vitriol in our public discourse.
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Despite all the vitriol out there, maybe they weren't all that different?
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So I feel like, instead of it being the vitriol, it's empowering.
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Both sides of the aisle responded to Ford's early work with vitriol.
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Not since the Hatfield–McCoy feud has America witnessed such public vitriol.
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Those on the anti-leggings wagon penned essays filled with passionate vitriol.
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Fear of others, she said, is part of what drives such vitriol.
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Ms. Mather needs to retire because she is terminally sick with vitriol.
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And she finds the vitriol directed specifically at second-home owners upsetting.
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And she finds the vitriol directed specifically at second-home owners upsetting.
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I wasn't going to try to compete with that level of vitriol.
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Most people who inhabit the political center are exhausted by the vitriol.
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And Beijing, for its part, has not fully unleashed anti-American vitriol.
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Mr. Banks saves his purest vitriol for the Conservatives who snubbed him.
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His tweets about the British caver took that vitriol to another level.
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One undeniable factor, though, was the British media vitriol aimed at Meghan.
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Avoid dousing the table talk with your personal vitriol and unwelcome opinions.
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Some of the arguments lobbed across the Twitterverse were filled with vitriol.
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There was plenty of vitriol then, and no agreement on local cease-fires.
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We don't need to pour vitriol on the fire and get angry back.
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They don't want vitriol, they don't want rhetoric, they don't want verbose propaganda.
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"Racism feels a certain way — it's insidious, there's vitriol to it," he explained.
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"Racism feels a certain way — it's insidious, there's vitriol to it," Kenny said.
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He is a mean-spirited bully who will be remembered for his vitriol.
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Recently, another Walking Dead star was the target of online vitriol and harassment.
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Did Dewan and Tatum over-correct because their breakup was littered with vitriol?
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It's fascinating that one family can simultaneously inspire so much vitriol and affection.
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"His rambling bit, filled with ignorance and vitriol, isn&apost comedy," Corry said.
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And then use their vitriol to drive you toward bigger and better things.
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The unprecedented vitriol of their campaigns has cast an unflattering light over both.
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But the vitriol surrounding the new Ghostbusters film feels particularly angry and entrenched.
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With all the vitriol, net neutrality can seem like just another partisan topic.
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Not with the vitriol and volume Trump's detractors displayed, but it was apparent.
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You don't need to search hard to find hate and inexplicable vitriol online.
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That vitriol politicized the idea of day care, poisoning the debate for decades.
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The internet is, generally speaking, a garbage dump suffused with vitriol and poison.
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It's in the hashtag-and-burn vitriol of our social media echo chambers.
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But the over-the-top vitriol tends to drown out rational, productive conversation.
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"People are tired of the vitriol in Washington, on both sides," he added.
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But when the debate is at its worst, candidates spew anti-immigrant vitriol.
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Stephen A. Smith's signature brand of incendiary hot takery inspires deep, impassioned vitriol.
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Trump was never aware of the vitriol and anger he truly tapped into.
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The wave of vitriol against Andrews built over time and got more vicious.
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Civil discourse demands that we appreciate other viewpoints and stay away from vitriol.
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"You're starting to see a rising tide of vitriol and bigotry," he said.
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The vitriol is a typical hazard of the job Bonnell has given himself.
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The vitriol has been most intense in Hubei, the home province of Wuhan.
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"There is this vitriol and dislike for our new president," Mr. Carper said.
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But the level of GOP vitriol for their one-time ally is notable.
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If you keep mining the vitriol, at some point, it doesn't yield results.
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Despite the vitriol received across social media, the girls are sparking tangible mobilization.
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Stating that shouldn't be cause to fear a backlash of hatred and vitriol.
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We've got to minimize the vitriol and the hostile rhetoric on both sides.
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The Holtzclaw article is, of course, not the first story to prompt widespread vitriol.
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Trump's campaign speeches and rallies were chaotic spectacles full of classless chants and vitriol.
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What it did do, supplemented by social media, was allow vitriol to be communicated.
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"I am appalled at the vitriol that is expressed in the piece," wrote Wade.
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Your campaign has received a lot of vitriol online just for being body positive.
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She cited some of that vitriol she's faced in explaining her decision to run.
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And the level of angry vitriol by people against each other is so high.
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She will unleash a torrent of criticism and vitriol — but then she will reply.
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And Meghan has been the target of significantly more vitriol and allegations of impropriety.
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His political views and hefty donations have led to vitriol in America as well.
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But that isn't necessarily true for other young women who are sent this vitriol.
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"Danny Danon has been taking lessons in vitriol from Donald Trump," Oakes told Hyperallergic.
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The current vitriol aimed at her from most of the Republican candidates is astounding.
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His rallies feed anti-immigrant vitriol, both in the crowds, and on his stage.
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Related: "Marion Cotillard Isn't To Blame For Brangelina"Cotillard doesn't deserve this vitriol. Period.
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A lot of Twitter's vitriol spewing, hate-filled accounts feature the default egg profile.
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All across social media, an explosion of vitriol has been directed at Trump voters.
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Schumer knows his party needs to sell more than anti-Trump vitriol to voters.
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"All the vitriol I've ever received has been through the Internet," she told me.
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"It's frightening to see such hate and vitriol being so casually shared," he said.
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In an instant vitriol against him and his family started flowing onto his feed.
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Just asking... Nothing in this country is safe from partisan, even unhinged, political vitriol.
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Amidst this vitriol, the squad has become a kind of soccer-playing support group.
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For Katlego, not a day goes by without vitriol and verbal abuse, she says.
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But Clinton's vitriol has not only been reserved for those on the populist Right.
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And the vitriol on the talking-head shows —— PG: This doesn't sound very optimistic.
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But Bannon's vitriol against Romney was out of proportion with Romney's criticism of Moore.
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Behind the vitriol and debauchery remains a real need for nationwide discussion and debate.
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Despite the hatred and the vitriol permeating discussions of Islam, Muslim women have persevered.
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Beneath the vitriol that's become engrained in our politics is America's can-do spirit.
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His vitriol toward immigrants isn't echoed by most Americans, but it pushes convenient buttons.
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This campaign is a continuation of the first — in all its vitriol and promise.
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Now she is trying to help others who find themselves the target of vitriol.
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And the president has converted some of the targets of his political vitriol. Sen.
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But today's "voice" itself has fallen prey to fake news and anti-American vitriol.
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There wasn't always so much vitriol spewing from Donald J. Trump toward Megyn Kelly.
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Not even appeals to unity can cut the vitriol which underpins the president's nationalism.
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Palmer: You mentioned fake news and vitriol of the environment that we are in.
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That is where the vitriol comes from; that is why it has become personal.
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That vitriol, Ms. De Piero said, contributed to her decision not to run again.
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The decision to let the teams move has been wrenching and filled with vitriol.
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I will always fight to rid our nation and the world of hateful vitriol.
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One cannot even log into facebook these days without seeing some election-related vitriol.
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McDonald said recently that he knew Tavares's personality would help him endure any vitriol.
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In recent years, most of the vitriol aimed against her had poured out online.
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For all the vitriol we see online, we're also more directly connected to the world.
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But Bachelor contestants are rarely subject to this level of short-term obsession and vitriol.
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Much of the vitriol I've seen directed toward this case is not unwarranted, just misguided.
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The tweet has since been deleted, although many others with just as much vitriol remain.
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The meetings were laced with pain and vitriol; they were clanking around with heavy baggage.
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The 2016 Democratic primary probably doesn't rank anywhere near the top in terms of vitriol.
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She hurled vitriol against gamblers, adulterers, and men who patronized prostitutes and despoiled young girls.
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The man who brought some levity to the ludicrous, some vim to counter the vitriol.
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We could definitely use more of that around here and less constant fighting and vitriol.
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The hardest part for O'Malley has been the vitriol directed at her over the years.
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Turned off by the vitriol in the campaign, she backed Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson instead.
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But when this show first came out, the vitriol by racists was on another level.
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As vitriol grew in the comments sections, everyone wondered what had happened to the activist.
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Too many people are dying due to the language of violence, the vitriol of war.
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Significantly less vitriol seems to be aimed at Legend, though, who is also Luna's parent.
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But he sees so much vitriol from your party he brings that into our house.
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Vitriol on the Internet and on sports radio against the women was immediate and feverish.
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Our nation has never seen vitriol at this level with any president prior to Trump.
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He said the vitriol directed by American fans offended by the chat could actually backfire.
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On cue, they turned up the snark on Twitter, vitriol and open contempt for Trump.
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Her timeline blazes with anti-Trump, anti-fascist vitriol—and it's truly beautiful to see.
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Her race and gender are surely significant factors motivating the vitriol being directed her way.
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"Not look at people who draw some sort of vitriol from either side," Vos added.
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But some of the vitriol directed at Ms. Wasserman Schultz went too far, she added.
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This is the cause of the collective and posthumous vitriol and I understand it perfectly.
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Let go of all the controversy, vitriol and scandals and return to the present moment.
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She chose this moment, insisting on it even after 25 years of vitriol and criticism.
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Kavanaugh's ugly attacks, and the equally outrageous vitriol spewed by the soul that snatched Sen.
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Others, especially minorities, feel Trump's rise to power has emboldened conservative students to spew vitriol.
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The vitriol, she said, "drowned out all the work we were doing" in other areas.
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And these areas are filled with vitriol not because of happenstance, but because of policy.
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"I've caught flak for it, and I've been surprised by the vitriol," Mr. Overstreet said.
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But the novel errs in relying on Larry's vitriol as its only source of energy.
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"That actually someone was attacked and also that the vitriol had increased," he told Hyperallergic.
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Cain remembers the vitriol from the fans, who jeered Durant whenever he touched the ball.
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The man shouted across the lot, the vitriol in his voice coating me like grease.
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The relative harmony is remarkable considering the vitriol that once existed between the two camps.
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On social media, where anonymity provides cover for vitriol, violent threats are a regular feature.
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"The vitriol and the debate has gone so far to the extreme," Mr. Shimkus said.
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But many political veterans outside the Sanders operation fault the campaign's handling of the vitriol.
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Not with threats of her own or joining in the vitriol, but suing for justice.
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"The vitriol level on this has been high and pretty disturbing to me," she said.
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The move exploded in Horstmann's face, leading to an onslaught of vitriol for Miller-Keyes.
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The vitriol directed toward the BBC attests to its central role in the British media.
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Of course, Trump and his fellow-travellers aim vitriol and threats not just at Muslims.
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Over the past year, the level of vitriol directed to undocumented families has been astonishing.
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But this time, because the campaign was so full of vitriol, it is even more consequential.
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Food hasn't experienced this type of vitriol since Pete Wells ripped Guy Fieri's restaurant to pieces.
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So I don't blame Jenner one bit for protecting herself and her child from such vitriol.
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Pushing back on the vitriol during and beyond this election cycle is necessary, urgent and lifesaving.
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Bad-tempered tweets, dashed off in seconds, elicit bad-tempered responses, creating a culture of vitriol.
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She alleged that there are "tens of millions" of bots flooding the social web with vitriol.
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I am hopeful that we will overcome the vitriol and division of this unprecedented election season.
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Overcooked encourages those outside of the gaming world to experiment without the fear of online vitriol.
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Overcooked encourages those outside of the gaming world to experiment without the fear of online vitriol.
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Sons of immigrants Rubio and Cruz both have adopted Trump's xenophobic vitriol on immigration and refugees.
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It offered up anger and vitriol, warmed-over exaggerations, outright lies, divisive rhetoric and even plagiarism!
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That is the discourse that wins votes, particularly from nonpartisans who are exhausted by the vitriol.
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"The attacks against Parkland's students stand out because of their sheer vitriol," Holan and Sherman wrote.
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" She then offered a plea for those who may be "radicalized in a funnel of vitriol.
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That essay's vitriol provoked angry responses from brother Joe Jonas and his fiancée, star Sophie Turner.
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Breitbart is a far-far-right-wing website whose vitriol is filled with hate and prejudice.
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And indeed these policies will flare up anti-American vitriol and endanger Americans here and abroad.
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Arthur: The first presidential debate was an unappealing showcase of vitriol, sarcasm, contempt, and uncreative insults.
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So, why, when you search "Dating Around Sarah" on Twitter, will you find so much vitriol?
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Sketch Guy We all like to act as if we're immune to the vitriol of haters.
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The vitriol about him not playing an 'instrument' was way more than I could have imagined.
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Now, some people are treating genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, with the same level of vitriol.
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"I am shocked by the vitriol of his words; they packed a punch," Ms. Feldman said.
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The political danger came from the right, but the vitriol was more personal on the left.
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But even she was surprised at the amount of vitriol her tweet about "The Mandalorian" received.
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It's hard to assess what's going on, because it's just been a dust cloud of vitriol.
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I know I am inviting enormous vitriol with that sentence, but it has to be said.
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As a candidate, Trump singled out journalists for vitriol at his notoriously violence-prone campaign rallies.
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There was an appeal to tribe and a vitriol that simply wasn't equal on both sides.
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Soros became a focal point of right-wing vitriol when he started contributing to the Democrats.
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"We have to always reject hate, reject vitriol, and denounce that kind of behavior," she explained.
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His biggest critics leveled particular vitriol at the dissent penned by his judicial appointee Neomi Rao.
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Did YouTube's recommendation algorithms pull him into an echo chamber of hate and vitriol against Muslims?
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Mr. Trump presented himself as eager to put aside some of the vitriol of his presidency.
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"As a progressive to see those two have that level of vitriol was dispiriting," Jones said.
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" PEN also condemned overheated online rhetoric and "vitriol aimed to shut down discussion and enforce silence.
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Kavanaugh still managed to make a mess of things with testimony filled with bombast and vitriol.
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" He has also directed his vitriol at The Washington Post, calling the paper Amazon's "chief lobbyist.
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Who are the groups subjected to the most public vitriol for their published work, she asked?
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Ms. Huang said she was more concerned about Mr. Han becoming president than about the vitriol.
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There is a lot of vitriol and misogyny [that] comes to the surface on the Internet.
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There's plenty of vitriol from Republicans and Democrats, but also some hoping for a third-party option.
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Clinton online through a pseudonym because, he said, the vitriol from Mr. Sanders's backers was so unrelenting.
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When his name comes up, though, it is still often met with a great deal of vitriol.
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But once you see them, this debate and its vitriol start to make a lot more sense.
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Counter-protesters came to parry their vitriol with a show of support against racism and white supremacy.
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His vitriol against the United States has become a near-daily occurrence, sparking both amusement and concern.
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Some of the stuff was quite funny, but some of it was pure vitriol, and I cried.
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" Responding to Gabbard's attacks, Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill said, "Divisive language filled with vitriol and conspiracy theories?
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Now, the 9-year-old is on the receiving end of a massive amount of internet vitriol.
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In the midst of xenophobic vitriol, children's lives are at stake—silencing them with medications is malpractice.
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Despite the onslaught of vitriol from the right, Hogg has remained steadfast and positive about the movement.
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However, among the vitriol was just as much support, with state-controlled media also calling for restraint.
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I note that Trump threatened Twitter's existence on Twitter, yet Twitter tolerates his vitriol, bias, and lies.
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That not only disappoints me, but I'm scared to see that vitriol trickle down to my siblings.
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Collectively these characters run a gauntlet of 21st-century urban horror: terrorism, racist violence, social-media vitriol.
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And after more than a year of vitriol, tweet storms, questionable comments and more, it's almost over.
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Those who thought we'd lay waste to the trash fire and vitriol prominent in 2016 were wrong.
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But the level of nastiness, vitriol and hate that has seeped into our politics must be excised.
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Feminist writers like me have been on the receiving end of troll vitriol for a long time.
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But celebrities were less convinced – greeting the president's words with a mix of skepticism, sarcasm, and vitriol.
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So if you can (and it's safe to), consider kindness before vitriol and ask lots of questions.
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Reading some of the vitriol aimed at comedienne and Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones made my blood boil.
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Aside from Jarrett (and me!), Barr's late-night Twitter vitriol was aimed at billionaire philanthropist George Soros.
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Vitriol is the norm, the facts are under siege, the deafening roar of destruction is in ascendance.
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There was more than a little admiration, and, we're sorry to report, more than a little vitriol.
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The speech quickly went viral and, while celebrated globally, also attracted vitriol — particularly from conservatives and trolls.
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"We have never seen this level of extremist vitriol laid out in legislative language," Equality Kansas tweeted.
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President Trump's achievements in his first year are remarkable given the vitriol thrown at the American president.
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The internet has always been a breeding place for vitriol, but it's become much more present lately.
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Doing so as a public figure has its challenges: Martin's essay was met with praise and vitriol.
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They see the vitriol that people like me face and choose not to engage from the outset.
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A living, breathing human being isn't on the receiving end of our jabs and tirades and vitriol.
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And they're apparently willing do so with a new international focus on and vitriol toward LGBTQ communities.
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She weathered a storm of media vitriol, labeled "Foxy Knoxy" by tabloids like the New York Post.
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When the applause of hostility is out of earshot, he tones down his vitriol to a whimper.
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That relationship ended in vitriol and lawsuits, but a legal settlement reportedly left Mr. Olbermann quite wealthy.
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You can safely post your own comments without fear of vitriol from trolls or challenges from naysayers.
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"This resulted in yet more vitriol from fans who saw it as my 'just desserts,'" he says.
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After she bared her soul, Dylan was met with much "vitriol and disbelief," as she put it.
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Look, I think we're living at a time when the atmosphere is so volatile, filled with vitriol.
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But if this is just the way fashion works, why do they seem to inspire such vitriol?
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Bee argued that some amount of the vitriol could be attributed to deep-seated anti-Jewish sentiment.
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It only means that when a loudmouth like Limbaugh spews his vitriol, people should not be surprised.
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In the early days of the crisis, online vitriol had largely been directed at the local authorities.
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The questions remain: Having come forward, will Ford have to endure the vitriol that Anita Hill did?
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But for all the vitriol and hatred, there was also something deeply human happening in downtown Charlottesville.
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Vitriol and blind hatred aside, President Trump has been robbed of his constitutionally protected due process rights.
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The injection of vitriol undercuts the substantive political critique that is supposed to occur during these segments.
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This is not new, but the levels of vitriol now allow for outright lying and fantasyland scenarios.
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Lindsey Graham screamed vitriol at his colleagues, showing everyone his brand of Trumpism with a Southern twist.
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Deep divisions The vitriol between the two countries is real, says Joseph Siracusa, also at RMIT University.
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I've heard several stories of comedians self-destructing at these types of shows, and derailing into vitriol.
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This isn't the first time Nehlen has lashed out on Twitter with his own brand of vitriol.
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That level of fear goes a long way toward explaining the vitriol you see in Tusk's tweet.
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"The hyperbolic vitriol from the left has spurred threats and now action without historical parallel," Mr Garrett tweeted.
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As someone who went to college in Boston, this kind of vitriol is pervasive across the entire region.
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And sometimes, through the sheer weight of their numbers and the awful intensity of their vitriol, they succeed.
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But as a woman who had seemed to be socially moderate, Ivanka draws a particular brand of vitriol.
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There are legitimate concerns whenever something is being redone, but some of it was just pure, misogynistic vitriol.
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Others spewed vitriol at those who watched the alleged assault happen but didn't do anything to stop it.
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Now cast-member Leslie Jones reveals that she's been the target of racist vitriol spewed on social media.
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Soon enough, anti-Soros vitriol was poured by right-wingers in America and by President Donald Trump himself.
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That type of vitriol, it seems, is reserved for Jennifer Lawrence, the most polarizing of A-List celebrities.
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And as soon as Donald Trump took the mic, the sun set, and the anger and vitriol rose.
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Do you think we would have the same problems today -- the increase in vitriol, racial tensions and disenfranchisement?
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After denouncing Trump as a "narcissistic maniac" during the primary campaign, Northam has since dialed back the vitriol.
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Trump's bonobos have doubled down, dug in, and passionately evangelized for a man who spews vitriol and lies.
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It consistently demonized the crowd, and there was this vitriol at what was considered the crowd's barbaric behavior.
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That being said, you can also be attacked with more vitriol than you might be in a body.
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When Needham sounded the alarm, the sentinels and their infantries flooded the offices of their representatives with vitriol.
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You're hanging out with people who find satisfaction spewing vitriol, people who spread racism, misogyny, and anti-Semitism.
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Kimmel said in Wednesday's interview that Obama was initially underwhelmed by the online vitriol he faced from critics.
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It was after these moments that my teenage vitriol toward the band began to feel a little silly.
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There's so much vitriol out there against Gregg that another Michelle Gregg has been harassed by people online.
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Was there no other vitriol you could spew to rile up your base and deepen this country's divide?
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After Anucha's death, he says he received a lot of vitriol on social media, but also enormous support.
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"Trump is closing his campaign with discredited conspiracies, debunked attacks and dangerous vitriol," a Clinton campaign official said.
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The opposition organized peaceful protests across the country, and these protests remained steadfast despite government repression and vitriol.
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Taking Note Is the anti-American vitriol of President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines beginning to pay off?
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The conservative radio host blamed the "irrational vitriol" both he and the organization faced after he was appointed.
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As such, Mr. Rad said he thought the company had a responsibility to shield its users from vitriol.
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Not unexpectedly, the president immediately responded with a similar level of vitriol to Bannon's comments in the book.
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Today, when bombs are sent and vitriol follows, our common American nationalism, our mutual loyalty, is under strain.
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In his satirical 1928 portfolio Background (Hintergrund), George Grosz skews punditry with a combination of vitriol and nihilism.
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Imagine the vitriol that Barack Obama would have endured at home if he had put in an appearance.
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To call someone else stupid is to release anger, bitterness and vitriol into my own bloodstream, poisoning me.
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Mr. Mohib is a trusted adviser to Mr. Ghani, so officials said the vitriol reflected the president's grievances.
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Contributing Opinion Writer It's been a week of viruses and vitriol, jittery markets and even more jittery Democrats.
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One selfie taker received so much personal vitriol over it, she locked up the Facebook photo from view.
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If anything, Twitter has erred on the side of giving abuse and vitriol an overly generous sounding board.
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Patriotic vitriol against the N.B.A. appeared to subside online in China late on Thursday before the game began.
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Goddard's been kicked off Twitter, Facebook and PayPal, and demonetized on YouTube as a result of his vitriol.
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However, he notes the vitriol is nothing compared to what women like Lalonde and Sonmez are dealing with.
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If they want to keep spewing vitriol against a backdrop of blast beats, by all means, go ahead.
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And in both cases, you deal with vitriol from readers, because sports, like politics, are a tribal undertaking.
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In this heartland of incel rage and misogynist vitriol, female privilege is a justification for declaring war on feminism.
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It doesn't sound like much, but when you've been up against a barrage of vitriol, it was profoundly touching.
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I got really angry and disgusted by the misogynistic vitriol and got "grl pwr" permanently inked on my arm.
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Now Donald Trump is the target of vitriol so palpable it&aposs simply frightening and reason has become irrelevant.
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Now, of course, you wouldn&apost know the extent of this vitriol if you only watch the mainstream media.
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According to Ars Technica, users flooded the video's comment section with vitriol and downvotes, prompting Verizon to disable comments.
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Douglas responds with selfish vitriol and a declaration to walk out of Taylor Mason Capital — nothing's keeping him here.
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Kardashian admits to Harper's Bazaar that she has censored herself in the past in fear of the internet's vitriol.
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We all knew I would get lots of vitriol and hate and we knew we would get death threats.
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Ironically, the twitter mentions contained the same type of vitriol and aggression their video highlighted in the first place.
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A look at the online universe quickly reveals angry vitriol that is flying back and forth between the campaigns.
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Ryan told The Hollywood Reporter that the vitriol had fueled threats against her, leading her to hire a bodyguard.
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" Clarke continued his thought about Black Lives Matter, saying, "They teach vile and vitriol in the name of virtue.
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Apple is updating its lawsuit against Qualcomm on Tuesday with even more vitriol, and several new legal claims too.
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Almena triggered vitriol on social media after he mourned his personal loss after the fire, without mentioning lives lost.
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Ignoring the vitriol from the past year grossly minimizes the very dark forces that emerged throughout Donald Trump's campaign.
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It also revealed what that means for our politics and our culture—more polarization, more nativism, and more vitriol.
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The Obama administration weighed in, and the condemning of immigration enforcement became a national issue filled with partisan vitriol.
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Moore has a long history of fighting gay rights, and has been vocal about his vitriol for gay people.
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That&aposs the vitriol that happens on the other side so don&apost pretend that this doesn&apost happen.
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Many voters were undoubtedly spurred into action because Moore and his closely allied Republican ombudsman spewed vitriol and division.
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During her time at Planned Parenthood, Richards became an unfortunate lightning rod, absorbing much of the far-right's vitriol.
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Despite, or perhaps because of, this vitriol, there is an indelible link between the writer and his modern compatriots.
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And his attitude is often attractive, even refreshing, in a blogosphere that is so full of cant and vitriol.
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Most Democrats, however, say their front-runner Clinton should ignore the vitriol and continue to focus on issues. Rep.
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It received plaudits from technologists and privacy advocates and searing vitriol from opponents of so-called warrant-proof encryption.
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Rewrites of recent history aside, what comes through in Trump's statement is his anger, his vitriol and his vengefulness.
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Those 14 specific state-level policies could buffer the impact of the President's anti-immigrant vitriol and policy actions.
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People tweeted vitriol at her about going back to Portugal, telling Furtado she is inauthentic, not truly a Canadian.
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But the service has continued to come under criticism for the nastiness and vitriol of many of its users.
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It received plaudits from technologists and privacy advocates and searing vitriol from opponents of so-called "warrant-proof" encryption.
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We have documented the vitriol drivers often direct at cyclists as well as the sometimes-fatal danger they pose.
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As these investigations begin to close in on him, really his only play is to stoke vitriol and violence.
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Mr. Trump reacted with vitriol, calling the civil suit an attempt by "sleazy New York Democrats" to damage him.
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And while its transformation into a target of misogynist and racist vitriol was surprising, it was not especially shocking.
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Knicks fans rained vitriol down on Porzingis from the moment he took the ball during the pregame layup line.
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Perhaps it is merely due to the privilege I have experienced in not being the target of such vitriol.
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And these numbers are from before last November's election; since then, online vitriol has seemingly been on the upswing.
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That speaks to a level of vitriol (and passion) that, traditionally, translates into major turnout in the coming election.
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In essence, it is Trump's Twitter feed over the last three months, albeit with less vitriol and more footnotes.
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Sanders, however, specifically reminded his supporters to refrain from vitriol on social media in regard to his Democratic opponents.
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Some Jewish Labour MPs came under attack from the far right, specifically Jewish women MPs who faced incredible vitriol.
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In an age of partisan vitriol, it's easy to see the appeal of this adults-in-the-room vision.
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But Ross Baker, a political scientist at Rutgers University, sees something new in the level of vitriol and hyperbole.
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Still Brazy is full of psychologically intense narratives, pointed fuck-yous, and a strong dose of pragmatic political vitriol.
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It was widely acknowledged within the company that Shawe and Elting's mutual vitriol was the biggest challenge the business faced.
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Watson, whose "Beauty and the Beast" remake comes out this month, said she was stunned by the vitriol she's received.
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Which seems an impossible task after the vitriol that has been spewed on both sides this year-and-a-half.
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I've never heard the word "rigged" as often — or with as much vitriol behind it — as I did this year.
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Despite the vitriol of her words and her confidence in delivering them, she's still just a 14-year-old kid.
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"I am very concerned about the rampant vitriol, fear-mongering and bullying coming from the current Republican campaigns," Walsh said.
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Unless the company reverses course and removes the bans entirely, the cyberspace vitriol will take on a real-world face.
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And while people were passionate about politics (as Nation readers tend to be), there was absolutely no vitriol on display.
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Her speech is a rejection of the kind of vitriol that Donald Trump wants to offer the nation, and world.
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Twitter has also faced incredible backlash for the vitriol many say it allows, including threats of violence and physical harm.
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"I get a lot of vitriol because I know most of the people out there are scamming people," he said.
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She tweets about Flint when her homework is done, but her mom tries to shield her from trolls and vitriol.
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Did President Obama or other well-known Democrat leaders decry that approach, that language, that vitriol, that incitement to violence?
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The Times says they reviewed "dozens" of messages that included "emotional pleas and vitriol," as well as threats of suicide.
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" Trolls responded with vitriol focused on her religion, with one user writing: "Sorry no room for Muslims in our government.
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" Maher also slammed Scahill's criticism of his views on Islam, saying: "My comments on Islam have never veered into vitriol.
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Trump's anti-Latino vitriol — and the media's outraged fascination with it — helped propel him to the top of the polls.
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But that spirit is all too often shrouded in the vitriol that seems to worsen by the day in Washington.
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Now that she's sent Henry packing she's being a right pill, unleashing her vitriol at Edith (typical) and Tom (unacceptable).
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In small, marginalized groups, there's just this vitriol and you know, I do believe that all anger is self-anger.
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Brown's press office responded to Trump's vitriol Tuesday morning with a tweet of its own, complete with an "eyeroll" emoji.
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Beyond the killings, the threats, and the vitriol, what most threatens journalism today is the behavior of its own practitioners.
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Clapper's North Korean counterpart would spew anti-American vitriol, and if Clapper interjected, he would simply yell over the director.
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Instead, warring antagonists stake out opposing positions and complex political debates are reduced to a stream of insults and vitriol.
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Valentine's Day seems to stir up a unique kind of vitriol in people, regardless of background, age, or relationship status.
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The remark, which Mr. Buttigieg later kinda-sorta apologized for, unleashed a flood of pent-up vitriol from his opponents.
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It felt to me like they had to update their policies to mute the level of vitriol he was propagating.
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The Times says they reviewed "dozens" of messages that included "emotional pleas and vitriol," as well as threats of suicide.
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For instance, he all-too-easily infects his followers with vitriol, becoming in many ways a lord of the flies.
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There are diehard haters that will spew vitriol at every new entry like it's trying to kill their own kin.
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She sees now that this approach only served to further the vitriol that we too often see on social media.
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Sometimes the vitriol and blaming and arguing is just too much, especially when I'm not in a good head space.
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And it could encourage people to debate things with less vitriol, knowing that their nastier tweets could get hidden view.
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Another crucial mistake by the presidential hopeful was his failure to control the vitriol coming from his "Bernie Bro" supporters.
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She sees now that this approach only served to feed the vitriol that we too often see on social media.
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The divisive vitriol and blatant partisanship coming from artists, journalists and tech titans are doing nothing to bridge America's divide.
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On French-language Wikipedia, where Ms. Rault does much of her editing, discussions about gender can often lead to vitriol.
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In fact, it works like a drug, ensuring that readers become resistant to anything without the equivalent levels of vitriol.
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Mr. Trump reacted with vitriol, calling the civil suit an attempt by the "sleazy New York Democrats" to damage him.
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Even Donald Trump — a politician who seems the omega to Obama's alpha — is treated with horrified amazement rather than vitriol.
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But they will voice these grievances online with enough volume and vitriol to worry even the most reasonable media executive.
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In online videos, he spewed misogynistic and racist vitriol — and railed against all the women who had turned him down.
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Maddow asked Sanders about the "big distance" between his "congeniality" with Warren and the vitriol directed at his opponent online.
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She said she had been blindsided by the vitriol of Washington and was working to stay out of the fray.
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Shapiro quit the company days later, and the anti-Semitic vitriol ''revved up into super high gear,'' he told me.
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The expectation for hostility among the candidates is understandable, given the degree of vitriol coursing through our politics these days.
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Further adding to the intrigue was the level of vitriol that enveloped the closing days of the GOP primary campaign.
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But we can take his vitriol: When the time comes, we will write Trump's obituary, not the other way around.
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And the vitriol present on these platforms hasn't dissipated either, starting, of course, with the man in the White House.
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Bernie Sanders came under fire for his supporters' online vitriol in a fiery exchange during last night's contentious Democratic debate.
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Vitriol and threats against them have increased since the referendum, and Mr. Johnson has fanned the flames, the women say.
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But that was already in Robert Mueller's report, and it got lost somewhat in the reciprocal grandstanding and ambient vitriol.
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But worse still is the secrecy, misinformation, conflicts of interest, nepotism, cronyism and vitriol that characterize the Trump White House.
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Observers say the vitriol, tinged with allegations about race and class, does not augur well for a reconciliation anytime soon.
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In addition, the president is now attacking legal immigrants with the sort of vitriol he previously aimed at the undocumented.
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And because he is running his own little experiment, he can combat only the vitriol that originates in his jurisdiction.
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Hodgkinson left behind a long history of vitriol toward Republicans, and had actively supported Bernie Sanders in the 2016 primary.
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But despite the company's intentions, people have responded with extreme vitriol because they believe their holiday cup has been threatened.
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People swarm your Twitter feed with outrage and vitriol, and blocking or muting individual accounts can only do so much.
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Or the fact they seemingly crawled, powered on by some well-oiled vitriol rather than food, from the squats of Brixton.
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Tiktok has repeatedly been held up as a space somehow free from the vitriol and danger of other social media networks.
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The book bursts with youthful longing and adolescent angst, with the effervescence of first love and the vitriol of family strife.
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Vitriol descended upon NASA, with many angry that the space agency lacked enough space suits sized for women on the ISS.
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Mr Özil was scathing about the German football association, which he says encouraged the vitriol by singling him out for criticism.
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The Shiite-majority Iraq has been trying to maintain a fine line as allies Tehran and Washington descended into verbal vitriol.
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The vitriol toward those two users grew so intense that Risker chastised some Wikipedians in her critical note about the ban.
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Comments sections are like ecosystems, and if you start letting a little negativity in, soon, they can become overrun with vitriol.
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The vitriol of the debate, especially on social media, has had a chilling effect that should not go unremarked or unchallenged.
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Obama declared Tuesday that Trump was merely the inheritor of a Republican Party already caught up in conspiracy theories and vitriol.
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Is it purely because they are money-grubbing monsters making hay off bullying, vitriol, the corrosion of the social contract, etc.?
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"Lede says you aren't quiet about social injustice and get lots of vitriol back, but it doesn't stop you," wrote another.
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The vitriol and bigotry that have become a part of the presidential election campaign has had a documented impact on schools.
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Speaking to CNN on Facebook Live, Hawkins explained that her daughter's sensitive nature has made her especially susceptible to the vitriol.
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One of the terrorists has been confirmed as a man from Australia, with a history of posting far-right vitriol online.
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That vitriol has done little to dampen the broader appeal that has led to questions about her future at Fox News.
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Correa fueled his rise to power on anti-US vitriol and aligned with Assange after WikiLeaks published highly classified Pentagon materials.
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Why would anyone put up with the abuse, vitriol, and daily haranguing from the president's Twitter account that Rosenstein has endured?
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I understand that neither Secretary Bernhardt nor I could convince everyone, but the vitriol leveled against the decision has been mindboggling.
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Politicians who get too cozy with their colleagues are immediately branded establishment and face the vitriol of their most partisan constituents.
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Our right speech: never swearing at you, no matter how breathtakingly bad your mistakes were, or how unduly vicious your vitriol.
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He was greeted not only with hate-filled words, but vitriol and a person shouted "lyin Ted" straight to his face.
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Moderators are often tasked with deleting graphic images and videos, deflecting vitriol, enforcing rules, and ensuring their communities continue to function.
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Sessions, in response to the angry crowd, said the vitriol from town halls will push lawmakers to end the open meetings.
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While other female cast members faced their own attacks, the worst of the vitriol was saved for Jones, who is black.
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Given the vitriol that has followed the film since its inception, it does well simply not to be a colossal misstep.
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Just as partisan vitriol and hatred of the other has become a problem in America, Israel itself has not been immune.
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Over time, and especially across disparate Twitter communities, groups, and hashtags, these tactics will continue to surface anger and emotional vitriol.
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The volatile leader's vitriol against the United States has become a near-daily occurrence and source of both amusement and concern.
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Many blamed partisanship, political vitriol, and heated rhetoric for the shooting, noting the shooter was vocally critical of the Trump administration.
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"The reason that people aren't attacking Trump with more vitriol is because they really hate Cruz," said a senior GOP aide.
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North Korea offered fresh vitriol against the pending sanctions, specifically targeting Haley, who this week accused Kim of "begging for war".
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Starting last year, the government has been honing in on South Asian asylum seekers with a particular vitriol, focusing on criminality.
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Police have clamped down on the often raucous gatherings, and a campaign of community vitriol has dampened the spirit of most.
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American athletes have of late been spurring great debate — for better or worse — by lending voice or vitriol to social issues.
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Or at least take the first steps to protecting future generations of women from experiencing the same vitriol she has received.
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President Trump has made promoting America's new-found energy independence a major priority, and his vitriol against OPEC is well-known.
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Regardless of the amount of hatred, vitriol, and bigotry flung my way, I'm glad I was the one to take it.
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Still, not everyone was convinced by her posts, which have at times been met by ridicule, vitriol and ugly name-calling.
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And few other companies that are serving on these boards have faced the same degree of vitriol as Uber and Kalanick.
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Mr. Trump reacted with vitriol, characterizing the civil suit as an attempt by the "sleazy New York Democrats" to damage him.
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The vitriol has come from impeachment supporters as well as the president's defenders, outspoken in demanding that Collins take their side.
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Those appalled by the vitriol coming from state news outlets simply turn off the channel and tune out the culture wars.
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An N.B.A. game in Shanghai went on as scheduled Thursday night, and patriotic vitriol on Chinese social media began to subside.
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Nowhere has the local government been the target of more internet vitriol than in Hubei Province, where Wuhan is the capital.
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She has become an ardent, nearly fanatical Trump supporter, reacting to any criticism of him, no matter how benign, with vitriol.
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Mitchell announced over the summer that he wouldn't seek reelection, citing the partisan infighting and "vitriol" of the current political climate.
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While the president relishes confrontation, he tends to avoid conflict in person, saving his vitriol for long-distance social media blasts.
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In recent days we have seen so many examples of opinion being pushed aside for all-out vitriol against the president.
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But questions about Trump and his election have taken on a whole new level of vitriol and absurdity for three reasons.
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There are some, particularly loud folks on TV and on Twitter, who like the pontificating vitriol, wild rhetoric and extremist views.
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One especially compelling video produced with footage collected over months on the campaign trail, captured the ugly vitriol like few others.
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In 2017, Rowland was caught liking a tweet that linked to a Medium piece filled with vitriol directed at trans women.
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While the president relishes confrontation, he tends to avoid conflict in person, saving his vitriol for long-distance social media blasts.
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While he directed most of his vitriol at conservatives, he was also unsparing of the other end of the political spectrum.
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Vitriol also poured onto Twitter and movie message boards, with people complaining in particular about the film's test-the-limits climax.
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Its rise and fall make for an incisive portrait of the harassment and vitriol that mark the age of President Trump.
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Her newfound fame hasn't served as a shield from the racist vitriol — if anything, her celebrity status has only exacerbated it.
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But she was dropped from a sponsorship with a makeup company and her Instagram account has been the target of vitriol.
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On Friday, Kordei tweeted out a statement, condemning the vitriol and announcing her decision to take a leave of absence from Twitter.
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The vitriol in our politics has led to a loss of trust in our institutions and even violent attacks upon elected officials.
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Joseph McCarthy stoked vitriol and suspicion in public discourse, three top cathedral officials said President Trump was doing much the same now.
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Experiencing such vitriol was uncomfortable, but you learned to get used to that feeling and stay focused on the task at hand.
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It&aposs explosive, because it really shows some of just the real -- the vitriol and the incendiary rhetoric in calling for violence.
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Bradley said Trump demonstrated he's not a leader based on his vitriol following the deadly terror attack in Orlando over the weekend.
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Now that the GOP field has cleared for Trump, you can guarantee he will focus all his hateful, bitter vitriol on Hillary.
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Like Lebanese-American porn performer Mia Khalifa (who is not Muslim) before her, Ali attracted vitriol from across the internet — and world.
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If the misogynistic vitriol that fills my inbox and my Twitter notifications is any indication, a lot of men feel this way.
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Mel Lastman was the mayor and went through a really vitriol battle with the head of the union responsible for garbage removal.
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Such a scientific and cultural shift would be unquestionably unsettling, and it may account for much of the vitriol directed at cryonics.
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Things are fraught now, but that gap might make lasting drama impossible, leaving just one-sided vitriol and a run of blowouts.
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Still, in the midst of the vitriol and alarming political rhetoric, an intriguing phenomenon has appeared: the emergence of American Muslim women.
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It's another reminder of how foreign actors weaponized both general hate and vitriol, as well as legitimate issues affecting the American public.
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The station brought to television the kind of vitriol and demonization that had been characteristic of conservative talk radio in the 1970s.
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In his interview, he noted that conservative African Americans face more vitriol in response to their views than conservatives who are white.
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No matter how well the team perform in the long run, every setback will be met with vitriol, bitterness and impotent rage.
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Grasping a goblet of wine — because of course — Headey transformed into Cersei to read some of the vitriol from this season's contestants.
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Vitriol on the site can sometimes erupt into larger memes, spilling over into social media and other avenues and creating further repercussions.
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They were beat into submission by the vitriol and relentless public shaming they have been subjected to since the Sessions stories appeared.
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Moments of dignity and solemnity have been interrupted over and over by politics and vitriol and today, it seems, is no different.
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The level of vitriol has remained essentially the same over this period, spouted by religious and military leaders at the highest level.
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All social networks contain vitriol and bigotry, but not all social networks are equally associated with these things in the public imagination.
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What began 2018 as an already messy divorce has descended into bitter cross-channel vitriol that will only get worse next year.
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" Kimmel said in an interview last month Obama was initially underwhelmed by the online vitriol during his first bout of "mean tweets.
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Clinton, addressing supporters in Cleveland, did not mention the Mississippi or Michigan results, instead alluding to the vitriol in the Republican field.
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It was the first sign that maybe there will be a pulling back from this invasive vitriol that has possessed our parties.
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These comments fit Clinton's narrative: that as a woman, she can break through partisan vitriol and gridlock with a more collaborative approach.
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While evangelicals on both sides are alarmed at the vitriol and division, not everyone agrees that it signifies a long-term split.
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That is an unfair assertion, and it leads to everyone jumping on it, and then some of the vitriol that followed that.
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Two of the most vocal survivors, Emma González, 18, and David Hogg, 17, have been targets of a disproportionate amount of vitriol.
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In private conversations, Mr. Trump lashes out regularly at Attorney General Jeff Sessions with a vitriol that stuns members of his staff.
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So even if its very mention provokes shame and vitriol from both sides, it ultimately doesn't matter how we talk about abortion.
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The commemoration, always a forum for the airing of anti-American sentiment, took on new vitriol this year, directed at President Trump.
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Just as television news was devolving into a modern coliseum, the internet came along and compounded this culture of shame and vitriol.
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For a while, as the initial vitriol rained down on the Astros and their players, there was only sporadic criticism of Manfred.
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This week, the campaign has tangled most visibly with Mr. Sanders, accusing the senator of condoning a culture of vitriol among supporters.
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The video highlighted newspaper headlines accusing so-called "Bernie Bros" — Sanders' most vocal and fervent supporters — of spewing the social-media vitriol.
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It's like the daytime talkers you're used to, but with younger panelists who skip the vitriol and get straight to the funny.
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The vitriol directed toward Lizzo feels especially wrong-headed, considering the pains Lizzo has gone to emphasize her blackness in various ways.
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The move is part of a concerted effort the tech giant is making to stop the spread of hate and vitriol online.
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The sort of random vitriol I could expect at a Slovyansk checkpoint is thrown casually at US colleagues every day on Twitter.
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Lena was saying it's exhausting to have that kind of vitriol sent your way — not just criticism, death threats and rape threats.
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Walk down the street and you will probably hear snippets of conversation about dollars and exchange rates—and vitriol aimed at bankers.
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When asked by NBC's Ali Vitali whether Sanders has done enough to reign-in vitriol from his online supporters, Warren expressed concerns.
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Social media exploded with vitriol, as Ukrainian journalists and activists began asking why their country had given refuge to a Putin crony.
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One researcher recently said that alleged endangered wildlife vendors are usually met with "vitriol" from other members of the dark web community.
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While more reassuring for the markets, the PD, which has governed since 2013, has been the main target of 5-Star's vitriol.
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Perhaps it's time to shine a spotlight away from the vitriol and toward the places that are bright lights illuminating the path forward.
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When you even encourage actions like that and rhetoric and that kind of vitriol, you know, violence and physical assaultive conduct can ensue.
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At best, the star will have to deal with some serious online vitriol until the gossip blogs latch onto their next sound bite.
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Now, this disgusting vitriol is out of control, and as I said someone frankly is going to get hurt, and will frankly killed.
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Instead of succumbing to feelings of anger and vitriol or, worse, helplessness, we need to step out of our own safe echo chambers.
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He placed a lot of blame on the intolerant left, when that kind of vitriol is not the exclusive domain of either side.
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The Twitter troll, Michael Beatty, had responded with vitriol to one of Oswalt's tweets meant as a jab at President Trump in January.
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"He should get things under control," Boxer said of Sanders, saying it was worse than the vitriol during the Bush-Gore 2000 recount.
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Hostility toward immigrants and refugees is growing in both nations, suggesting that this vitriol against "outsiders" is symptomatic of toxic and threatened whiteness.
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In the five days it existed, ProfilePosts was cluttered with spam, vitriol against the site's leadership, and general hatred of the profile features.
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But Trump's vitriol against the four Democratic lawmakers — and more specifically, Omar — has not been focused on their views or allegations of misconduct.
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They only enter the scene when the vitriol goes from verbal to physical, as Jen starts spitting on Ronnie and clawing at him.
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But Kendall Jenner, our model Kardashian-Jenner family member, who usually sips tea in the face of vitriol, is ready to break dishes.
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James Kirkup described his experience of writing about trans issues without attracting the vitriol that is heaped on female journalists who do so.
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It sparked a national discussion about patriotism, and drew sharp vitriol from President Trump, who condemned those who knelt as disrespectful to America.
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I've always had stress pimples, and it was really stressful to have all this vitriol thrown at me from media outlets and commenters.
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When they're used on a public-facing platform, like Twitter, they can help negate the feelings of an onslaught of malice and vitriol.
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This level of vitriol and contention among Democrats is seriously hurting their chances at flipping seats and ultimately retaking the House in November.
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And while Mr. Sanders has said he will do all he can to defeat Donald J. Trump, the level of vitriol for Mrs.
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Such vitriol turns the proceeding from the reasoned expression of community values as expressed in law to little more than a lynch mob.
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Together we will raise our voices with powerful messages of love to drown out the anger and silence the vitriol in our nation.
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Trump told Sinclair Broadcasting he was not happy with the vitriol in current U.S. political discourse, but blamed it on the election season.
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That is all the left has to attack Judge Kavanaugh, but the vitriol will reveal much more about the attackers than their subject.
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This meme is certainly not the first time the Trump campaign's lack of review or response has allowed for the spread of vitriol.
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As someone who's been a target of gun lobby vitriol for decades, I told them to not let the personal attacks deter them.
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In whatever role she carves out for herself, she will have to contend with the vitriol she has drawn throughout her public life.
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Yet, the vitriol and outrage Mr. Bolsonaro brought to the campaign trail as he traveled around the country largely mirrored Brazilians' dystopian mood.
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Unlike the pop superstar's previous surprise album, 2013's Beyoncé, the music here is edgy, full of vitriol and R-rated real talk.
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The state television network, TVP, toned down its usual vitriol, and a special team of prosecutors was set up to investigate hate crimes.
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The video was viewed hundreds of millions of times, eliciting shock, scorn and questions about whether there was too much vitriol in society.
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Critiques and defenses of Mac's speech were bandied back and forth on Twitter and Reddit, and she started receiving a torrent of vitriol.
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While at best, comment sections became places for dynamic conversation and exchange, they could also become irrelevant or loaded with spam and vitriol.
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Buttigieg elicits a special form of vitriol among the young, progressive left — at least among the segment that tends to dominate online discourse.
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Harry Harris, Washington's envoy to South Korea, has been subjected to heated vitriol on social media and by anonymous netizens for his mustache.
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The past year has been so polarizing and noxious that even I find myself getting caught up in the extreme grandstanding and vitriol.
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Watching the vitriol and discord unfold in our nation's political parties, media, communities and families has been unsettling and disheartening for most Americans.
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The authorities have also channeled vitriol against Mr. Guo through Global Times, a tabloid that the party often uses to attack its foes.
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Social networks and cyberhacking are helping extremists to spread vitriol and fake news at a speed and breadth we have never seen before.
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It also means that being constructive is very important to American voters after years of vitriol on both sides of the political divide.
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Cohen was declaring his independence and he was met with vitriol by the President, who started to criticize his former lawyer in public.
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"Die a Legend" is delivered with cold emotional clarity, and the howls of sadness and vitriol on "AI YoungBoy 2" are almost disorienting.
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"The weight of the pleas and vitriol that came at Stopes for decades almost has to be seen to be believed," she says.
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Imagine the venom and vitriol Republicans would direct against a black man running for president if he ridiculed prisoners of war, insulting Sen.
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The vitriol coming from both sides empowers the extremes, and we've seen how dangerous that can be, for example, with the "Pizzagate" conspiracy.
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Campaign spokesperson Sherele Moody told Mashable Australia that their Facebook page received an intense level of vitriol and abuse after the petition launched.
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Amid today's sea of partisan vitriol, reforming federal housing subsidies ought to offer Republicans and Democrats a much needed island of common ground.
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The subsequent political fallout and racist vitriol were so immense after the meeting, though, that Roosevelt never attempted such a dinner ever again.
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Yet the candidates and their deep-pocketed allies have ensured a deeper nastiness this cycle, pursuing vitriol as less a secret than a strategy.
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Recent reports claimed that the US was prepared to strike in the event of such a test, which were met with vitriol by Pyongyang.
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In the coming weeks, expect more big, bad food manufacturers to spew vitriol at these apparently innocuous changes to the iconic Nutrition Facts label.
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And, really, the vitriol that has been flowing across the border hasn&apost just become -- hasn&apost just been coming from the United States.
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Her erotic dances and cheeky vlogs, many of which are no longer online, provoked desire and laughter—but also vitriol and fury from men.
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The vitriol on both sides of the partisan divide has made it all but impossible to have a minimal agreement even on the facts.
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It's the Year of the Angry Voter, and apparently it's vitriol itself, rather than any particular strategy for the future, that's propelling the electorate.
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But Clinton, as the first woman to become the presumptive nominee for a major party, has been faced with a unseen brand of vitriol.
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That initiative was successful in reducing spam and vitriol, though it did prompt some misinformed outrage from the very people exhibiting the trolling behavior.
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But Pelosi remains a deeply divisive figure in American politics, a frequent target of Republican vitriol who has alienated members of her own party.
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We are living in the middle of a remarkable revitalization of immigrant mobilization, just as hate and vitriol for immigrants comes into plain view.
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While you spew out vitriol on the interwebs, the algorithm will monitor social posts and can apparently even work out Aussie slang and sarcasm.
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Despite some early out-spilling of vitriol and tearful accusations of betrayal, Zayn has experienced more than enough fan support in his solo career.
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Looking to Trump's rape case, which the charges were dropped, doesn't erase the years of misogynistic vitriol he has espoused or been guilty of.
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On Twitter, Facebook and other forums, tens of thousands of people have expressed vitriol over her failure to keep the boy out of trouble.
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Mr. Ananthamurthy's remarks drew vitriol, abuse and death threats from Mr. Modi's supporters, and he remained under round-the-clock police protection for months.
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" The newspaper added that Jeong knows "now that this approach only served to feed the vitriol that we too often see on social media.
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The vitriol against the casting of former White House press secretary Sean Spicer on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" has been loud and unrelenting.
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Jeong might have imitated the tone of her harassers, but she did not imitate the substance of their vitriol, and that distinction is key.
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" The newspaper said that Jeong knows "now that this approach only served to feed the vitriol that we too often see on social media.
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Experts on China said the Chinese were taking the vitriol more seriously than in previous elections, viewing it as a gauge of American intentions.
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That seemed to have exacerbated Mr. LePage's vitriol toward the paper; at one point he joked that he'd like to blow up their offices.
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Boris and Zhenya (Alexey Rozin and Maryana Spivak) loathe each other, their vitriol pouring over their 12-year-old son (Matvey Novikov) like lava.
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She said she continues to receive death threats, as well as online attacks and in-person vitriol, and has experienced personal and professional estrangements.
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I don't regret it, because I had so much vitriol piled up inside me that I didn't care whether people liked it or not.
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That leaves just a handful of academics who get bombarded with vitriol, including outright threats, every time they try to counter pseudoscience with fact.
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Nonie Orange, San Francisco The vitriol directed at Gwyneth Paltrow and Goop in the vast majority of comments on the article online is appalling.
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Many liberals praised Mr. Acosta for confronting Ms. Sanders, particularly after he had faced vitriol from Trump supporters at a Florida rally on Tuesday.
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"I worry that there's an underlying vitriol in some percentage of Bernie supporters," says the policy director, seemingly dismissing the message behind their objections.
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The vitriol became so intense that Allan Fromberg, a spokesman for the taxi commissioner, acted as a bodyguard for Ms. Joshi as she left.
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As a proud resident of the sanctuary city of Seattle, I am shaken to the core by the administration's vitriol, ignorance and thuggish ways.
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Despite vitriol, division, and searing images of young children being separated from their parents, millions of Americans in suburban communities are looking for compromise.
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President Donald Trump recapped the many investigations against him over the last three years and directed his vitriol at those who dared oppose him.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) suggested without evidence some of the social media vitriol attributed to his campaign may actually be a Russian disinformation operation.
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Understandably, many white conservatives feel the urge to come to the aid of these black dissidents defending their reputations against this torrent of vitriol.
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There can be no doubt that the vitriol aimed at Markle since her relationship with Prince Harry went public has stunk of anti-blackness.
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It would soon go on to upstage the outworn "commie" and well-worn "dirty hippie" as objects of vitriol in the American political imagination.
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He was no longer surprised by the vitriol hurled at Muslims, especially in the aftermath of terrorist attacks perpetrated in the name of Islam.
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Preventing someone from moving forward, thrusting your middle finger in their face, screaming vitriol -- is this the way to express concern or enact change?
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"I think that to a certain extent we have to always reject hate, reject vitriol, and denounce that kind of behavior," the congresswoman said.
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Candidates who move toward the center assume a deep pool of voters will be waiting there, eager to be rescued from vitriol and nonsense.
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Instead, she wants the "community" to be "strengthened from all this madness," as playing it out just adds to the back-and-forth vitriol.
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What the villains say in Bitch Planet isn't that different from the vitriol you now see trolls saying on Twitter or in internet comments.
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Since then, the vitriol on social media has culminated in the use of expletive-laced tweets and a leaked video of Ward rapping karaoke.
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GARLAND NIXON, RADIO TALK SHOW HOST: Well, you know, immediately my first reaction to the vitriol id that it&aposs not good for the country.
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Meanwhile, TV pundits, entertainers and columnists continue to spew the most irresponsible vitriol towards first lady Melania Trump and other women in the Trump administration.
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He said that was him a number of years ago when he was in college, that he had the same level of vitriol and hate.
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The one time she attempted to come out to her, she had been met with what she saw as unbridled vitriol and accusations of betrayal.
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Tragedies bookended Brazil's year in the spotlight Bruising poll numbers The online vitriol is symptomatic of a wider criticism of Temer and his new government.
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Asked about how he felt about having a tweet end his CNN career, Lord said he wasn't necessarily surprised given the vitriol Twitter can provoke.
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As you may recall, Trump (the real one) blamed "many sides" for the violence and vitriol, much to the dismay of both Republicans and Democrats.
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In the second email, which it also posted on Twitter, the association apologized to school leaders for any vitriol that had been directed their way.
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I think that the level of cynicism and, and vitriol and hate with which Donald Trump rules us is causing a revolution that's very important.
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What else should we really expect from a company that refuses to meaningfully distinguish those who share hyperpartisan vitriol from those joyfully sharing baby pictures?
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The fact that it had never happened before made the event remarkable and, sadly, a bit risky amid the anti-Muslim vitriol sweeping the nation.
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Her decision to shut down the city to cars for one day every year, and to ban older models, has provoked vitriol from some citizens.
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Heller, who is positioning himself for one of the toughest 2018 Senate reelection races, is also one of the greenest senators to receive Trump's vitriol.
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Save your online vitriol for real baristas and real cafes that have really wronged you—like by serving a latte out of a damn avocado.
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The costs were already high then, as some of his statements encouraged a new level of vitriol and anger than we ordinarily see in America.
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The vitriol aimed at Taylor is in response to the commencement speech she gave at Hampshire College wherein she called Trump a racist, sexist megalomaniac.
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Gorka, whose experience and views on Islam have come under recent fire, phoned Smith Tuesday, asking to know "why this vitriol" was coming from him.
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"He spewed his hateful vitriol and insulted a group of Minnesotans that I am proud to represent every day in the United States Senate," Sen.
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Brighton are a unique case: the town's association with the gay community has been a source of vitriol and mockery from rival fans for decades.
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But Nancy Pelosi, the top Democrat in the House of Representatives, criticized some Republicans who have blamed the shooting on vitriol from the political left.
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Yet they seem to have no issue with a former CIA Director showing an unprecedented level of vitriol, accusation, and nastiness towards an elected President.
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Hogg has been the subject of conservative vitriol and conspiracy theories—that he's a "crisis actor," for example—for his gun control advocacy, so Hoggwatch.
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Charity experts say the growth was surprising given the public vitriol and volatility surrounding the presidential election and uncertainty about the economy and tax policy.
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The usual vitriol is thankfully absent from the comment section below the YouTube videos, and a widely-shared Reddit thread is bursting with good will.
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"You could ask the Sanders campaign why they encourage this vitriol in the vicinity of their candidate by staying silent," Mr. Merrill told the network.
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In his thirteenth full-length play, Albee wasn't seeking revenge against women, or, specifically, against his mother, whose contemptuous vitriol dogged him throughout his life.
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Weeks of vitriol and betrayal ensued, with many Mexicans denouncing Mr. Peña Nieto's invitation as a needless capitulation from the leader of an insulted nation.
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And it shook a nation in the homestretch of an exhausting and bitter political season that has seen rising vitriol and occasional threats of violence.
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But in other key ways, the leaners differ from partisans: The characteristic anger and vitriol of partisan politics are turning them away from party membership.
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On almost any day, on almost any topic, social media disgorges tens of thousands of not-quite-funny, not-quite-insightful exercises in topical vitriol.
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In response to the "no" campaign's vitriol, many same-sex couples have felt compelled to speak out and share their lives in more public ways.
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Then, a fictional black-and-white film begins unspooling, with Alec Baldwin playing a pro-segregation narrator named Dr. Kennebrew Beauregard who espouses racist vitriol.
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Under prevailing international human rights norms, knowingly continuing to allow the vitriol to be posted turns Facebook into a "contributor" to the heinous acts themselves.
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"Anybody can criticize anything, but the misogynistic vitriol to the point where it is dangerous to be in the streets alone ..." Winfrey said, trailing off.
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Barack Obama's presidency and Clinton's nomination have shown that when a member of an underrepresented group achieves new heights politically, it invites vitriol and backlash.
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What's new: A project from UC Santa Barbara and Intel takes a big step further — it proposes a way to automate responses to online vitriol.
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There was a spike in reported episodes of harassment and vitriol directed at women and minorities in the days after Donald J. Trump was elected.
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That can result in a huge flood of negative mentions that make Twitter effectively unusable and, often, a miserable and unyielding source of online vitriol.
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I also find a lot of vitriol about stupid city people who don't dispose of garbage properly and even feed wild animals, which annoys me.
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"Trump recapped the many investigations against him over the last three years and directed his vitriol at those who dared oppose him," wrote Michael D'Antonio.
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Anna's history with abusive men long predates the shooting, which partly explains her willingness to serve as sponge for a fresh cycle of misogynistic vitriol.
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"Mayor Bloomberg's even-keeled and visionary leadership is what we need to reduce the chaos, partisanship and hyper-vitriol that has overtaken Washington," he added.
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Mueller, who has been the focus of intense attacks and vitriol from Trump and his allies, was again absent as the new charges were announced.
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And after the heated vitriol he (and anyone who enjoyed his movie) withstood after TLJ's release, couldn't Abrams have just given us all a break?
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When Trump went after him with viciousness, it meant Curry was subject to the same vitriol directed at former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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"They can find just as much anti-government vitriol expressed at a Trump rally and be part of a bigger, more exciting movement," he said.
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Liberal activist groups have been pressuring Silicon Valley to curb its involvement with the GOP, citing the vitriol and hardline stances of its presumptive nominee.
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"That doesn't mean they're in the middle, it means they don't want to consent to be governed by all this kind of vitriol," she added.
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As tech's wealthiest look in the mirror and increasingly see political candidates, the vitriol of this race is likely a sign of things to come.
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They've done so in the face of obstinance, vitriol, and an institutionalized consensus that the loss of X's life (and more music) is the greater tragedy.
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Hatred in Myanmar has led to what the United Nations described as "ethnic cleansing" of Rohingya Muslims, and social media has inflamed some of that vitriol.
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This vitriol came in spite of the fact that Congress had passed multiple laws at this point limiting immigration on the basis of belief in anarchism.
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And if you thought the rhetoric and the vitriol coming from America&aposs abusively biased press was bad, well, tonight it has become so much worse.
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The vitriol adds context to polling that shows Trump losing to almost every major 2020 Democrat, despite marshaling the most fervent base of any modern president.
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And yet notably, with some exceptions like Australian leftist writer Caitlin Johnstone, the antiwar far left hasn't been the source of the most vitriol against McCain.
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But in the midst of the racist vitriol that surrounded our culture post-election, it was hard not to think about the angry Black woman stereotype.
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That isn't an unfair or unlikely view of the world, but it's a simplified one that ignores more significant issues, like virtual harassment and online vitriol.
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Uproar and vitriol has poured in, especially on social media against the boy's mother after zoo officials killed the western lowland silverback to protect the boy.
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After the announcement of their engagement, the vitriol she received from the British press was so excessive Prince Harry issued an official statement condemning their behavior.
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Their attacks have increased in frequency and vitriol since Biden announced his candidacy and has remained a top tier candidate in the Democratic race for president.
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" Capturing the mood of these times of fury on both wings, the N.Y. Times' lead headline is: "Bombs in Envelopes Jolt A Nation Riven by Vitriol.
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We saw [that shift] in news and entertainment we consumed; as a result, we're in an empathy crisis that's reflected in the vitriol we're seeing online.
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He took a two-month hiatus from work after animal activists and vigilantes directed a wave of threats and vitriol at his office, family, and home.
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More vitriol is poured on anti-China hawks than on Mr Trump in person, in part because China hopes to strike a deal with America's president.
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I can tell you from the vitriol posted on my own feed that deportation trends right now, as opposed to cremation ovens a few months ago.
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Gaming can be an incredibly unwelcoming space for anyone who isn't a straight white cis male given the amount of vitriol that's thrown around so casually.
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Reed and his colleagues had gotten Curry kicked off of eBay multiple times for his faux meteorites, and, each time, Curry lashed out with increasing vitriol.
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Facebook in 2016 is a bubbling stew of disconcertingly specific advertising, viral content, live video, political vitriol, old classmates, old people in general, and narcissistic oversharing.
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A steady erosion underway for years has accelerated during Mr. Obama's time in the White House and now shows itself in congressional dysfunction and campaign vitriol.
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When he's not sexualizing her, he takes out his rage on her with vicious contempt, calling her 'pathetic,' mocking her... It's rejection that inspires his vitriol.
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"Krazy But True" has the same vitriol as his viral "I'm good luv, enjoy" moment, but this time, he's taking digs at rappers on the rise.
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Vitriol toward Mexican immigrants was interpreted as a response to labor competition from unskilled, undocumented workers—an outgrowth of zero-sum economics rather than of xenophobia.
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The fight over changing rooms, train cabins, restrooms and any other public space segregated by gender has unleashed vitriol and sparked confrontation from Oklahoma to Australia.
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But discrepancies between these policies open the possibility for propagators of hate to game the platforms and still get their vitriol out to a large audience.
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Most simply voiced support for Obama's policy, but some spat racist vitriol at Pai, who is a child of Indian immigrants, or even threatened his life.
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But that website's vitriol hasn't proved effective at influencing policy or elections by itself—and with Bannon in Trump's doghouse, that doesn't seem likely to change.
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While that was also an important step in helping to manage the conversation, there are times when there's too much vitriol to allow commenting at all.
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Jackson, the official said, was taken back by the vitriol of the process, even as he maintained that the mounting allegations against him were not true.
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But not in Brazil, where Mr. Bolsonaro's rising national prominence reflects a veering to the right and growing vitriol as disillusionment with the political establishment grows.
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And if it isn't bad enough for the Puerto Ricans, an additional casualty of Trump's defensiveness and vitriol are the first responders working the hurricane response.
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A liberal radio host in Oregon, Carl Wolfson, announced last month he was ending his show in part because of the vitriol coming from Sanders supporters.
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Yes, America has seen anger and vitriol in its past, but nothing has been quite this vicious or openly hostile from the top down in decades.
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To the show's credit, Shrill shows how her essay "Hello, I Am Fat" broke out online, and the vitriol it unleashed among trolls the world over.
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As unsettling footage Beckermann herself shot at the time proves, many voters not only sided with him, but went even further, openly spouting anti-Semitic vitriol.
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Natalie: Now, as you point out, many students associate free speech with the vitriol of the internet more than they do with the civil rights movement.
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The decision launched her into a rapidly boiling national conversation over athletes and activism, earning her months of vitriol from critics along with outpourings of support.
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More of the attacks were anti-Semitic rather than homophobic, Mr. Polis said — he is also Colorado's first Jewish governor — and the vitriol diminished over time.
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An alien corporate entity like Target co-opting a countercultural emblem like CBGB is met with such vitriol precisely because it reminds us of all that.
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At its heart is a vast and often overlooked political middle that feels forgotten in the vitriol, as if the country has gone on without it.
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Mr. Obama is dead set on avoiding that kind of mistake, his allies say, and has been unsettled by the vitriol vented at this week's debate.
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Since voters elected Donald J. Trump president on Tuesday, outbursts of vitriol — verbal and physical — have been widely reported in the news and on social media.
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Why Mr. Trump granted Mr. de Blasio so much time amid a harried transition to the presidency was less clear, especially given their history of vitriol.
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Seeing the vitriol flow back and forth on Twitter or Facebook makes it hard to imagine how we could discuss abortion in a civil, compassionate manner.
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I can take it, of course — you get used to it — but those poor Greenlandic dogs didn't deserve all that vitriol from scorned fans of Neymar.
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She says she regrets that she has not been able to shield her three children, all teenagers, from the vitriol and threats she has received online.
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Ongoing vitriol against Canada will eventually lead to a reaction by Trudeau that would, in turn, feed a war of words alongside the current trade war.
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He persevered despite sprays of vitriol from this nation's president, Donald J. Trump, who in 2017 used the specter of this black man to stir resentments.
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But it is important to differentiate between this more measured critique of Ms. Kuenssberg's work, and the vitriol she receives from abusive trolls, Ms. Sarkar said.
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Tennis Australia broke that silence on Friday with the announcement of an initiative called "#Open4All" which would indirectly address Court's vitriol by highlighting the sport's tolerance.
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It shows a lack of understanding of how the greater system works, and the political vitriol in that environment that a chief executive is working in.
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But there's a definite frontrunner for her vitriol, and this week's promo gave a few more clues as to who we should be keeping our eye on.
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Now, the presumptive Republican nominee is taking that vitriol to the next level, announcing on his Facebook page that he is revoking The Washington Post's press credentials.
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In Israel, where refugees have become victims of the right-wing government's political vitriol, his time spent with members of this marginalized community is to be commended.
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Twitter may be packed full of petty arguments, angry trolls, and more vitriol than you can shake a tiny blue bird at, but it's not all bad.
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So, that sounds a lot like -- just the rhetorical hype, the vitriol, Juan, really, we&aposve seen in the past that this type of thing has happen.
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While she feels sanguine about her vote, Adams said she is distressed by the level of vitriol in the nation and in her own Mt. Pleasant neighborhood.
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For no reason at all, Leslie Jones received so much racist and sexist vitriol online that Twitter had to step in and take control of the situation.
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And this is before I even talk about the amount of heat and vitriol that people experience, and I imagine you've experienced just in the digital space.
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Now, the media has been very busy doing what they do best, spreading anti- Trump vitriol, copious amounts of fake news, especially true over at NBC News.
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Smale has been a frequent target of Lee's vitriol since his ban first kicked off, as have Haq, Stéphane Dujarric, the spokesperson for Guterres, and Guterres himself.
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Felicia Sonmez, the Post reporter, was suddenly exposed to massive vitriol after sharing a link to a 2016 Daily Beast story focused on the Bryant rape case.
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Her statements have since fueled the online vitriol of trolls, who've labeled Jewish people there with the Star of David and even directed harassment at a child.
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Britney Spears' infamously lethargic performance of her comeback hit "Gimme More" at the 22000 MTV Video Music Awards shocked viewers and prompted an outpouring of online vitriol.
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It separated Cruz from Trump, Rubio from Cruz and all three of them from the rest of us, who are looking for leadership, not egos and vitriol.
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Before that, the vitriol he faced was largely confined to the extremist fringes, among white supremacists and nationalists who sought to undermine the very foundations of democracy.
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Two days later, Comcast's Amazon entry become a 1-star rated page of vitriol that rivals even the most enraged texts you've ever received from an ex.
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According to a survey by Pew in 2017—after the vitriol of Donald Trump's campaign—over half of Muslims regarded other Americans as generally favourable to them.
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In a lengthy blog post published earlier this week, he describes the community as treating him "with more cruelty, vitriol, hatred, and contempt" that those on Twitter.
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Besser laid it out thusly: As Bernie gained momentum, his candidacy opened space for intolerable misogyny, including especially dispiriting vitriol from self-identified progressive men and women.
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"Some of the vitriol being thrown around this week has made me question the dark underbelly of the web," she wrote in a piece for the Guardian.
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The commentary is full of vitriol, the bitter observations of a man who saw the pinnacle of his life's work irreparably disfigured by the vicissitudes of politics.
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PASTOR VAN MOODY, THE WORSHIP CENTER CHRISTIAN CHURCH: Well, yes, I did receive a tremendous amount of blowback, a lot of vitriol, a lot of name calling.
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But as modest and peaceful as those demonstrations against the violent war waged against black bodies have been, what's more telling is the American vitriol they inspired.
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White House Steve Bannon is one of the most controversial members of Trump's team so, naturally, innocent Steve Bannon often receives some of the nastiest Twitter vitriol.
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They also said there was no system at all, only a group of organizations and volunteers doing their best to keep up with a torrent of vitriol.
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By 'seeing' the misogyny and vitriol rise to the surface, we can also understand it better, see the depths of the beliefs, and begin to transform them.
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Skyler drew so much vitriol that Gunn wrote a New York Times op-ed about the response, and the way it became a referendum on her personally.
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While anonymity and pseudonymity can spur swift growth at fledgling sites, they also create breeding grounds for vitriol-spewing trolls that have made many online environments toxic.
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Suspect Cesar Sayoc Jr. was photographed at a Trump rally wearing a red "Make America Great Again" hat and had a Twitter feed full of political vitriol.
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On the other hand, offering a boatload of free gimcrackery and vitriol against wealthy people plays well on campuses, but it doesn't help poor people at all.
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Until then, Shiite communities, while generally supportive of the Palestinian cause, had not demonstrated the virulent, anti-Israeli vitriol that would eventually come to characterize Iran's position.
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Rather, we believe this bill sets a tone that could combat public vitriol and discourage the public from crossing the line from public debate to physical attacks.
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Vitriol said that conspiracy theorists often think their way of life or beliefs are being threatened, and will occasionally take action in response to those perceived threats.
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Parker claimed in his op-ed that recommendation algorithms on YouTube and its parent company, Google, have "bolstered" conspiracy theories' ability to spread vitriol about his daughter.
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The PD, which has governed since 2013, has however been the main target of 5-Star's vitriol and there is deep mutual hostility between the two parties.
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Mr. Devine, a longtime strategist for Mr. Sanders, said his candidate's quips and tone were a far cry from the insult-packed vitriol in the Republican race.
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However, despite the unity in wishing the victims full and speedy recoveries, the partisan vitriol that preceded the attack immediately continued in placing blame for the shooting.
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In those days, the Trump campaign enjoyed a bump in the polls from the anti-Clinton vitriol of the RNC that proved popular with the party's base.
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Many sites, including Motherboard, have done away with comment sections in part due to the amount of vitriol directed at writers, particularly women, that they often contain.
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"The vitriol I put against him during his campaign last year ... that he would research me and reach out to me, it absolutely flabbergasted me," he said.
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CHICAGO — In a political climate in which invective and vitriol have become the norm, the race to become governor of Illinois still sticks out for its rancor.
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But those remarks, and the vitriol unleashed by some of the men's supporters against the woman, whose identity is protected in Northern Ireland's legal system, were condemned.
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KOLKATA, India — Mohammad Salim, a Rohingya Muslim refugee, thought he had left genocidal violence and Facebook vitriol behind when he fled his native country, Myanmar, in 0003.
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"Right now it's tough for a citizen to get his arms around it with so much noise and vitriol," said Daryl Revoldt, a North Canton City councilman.
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The Interpreter LONDON — Less than a day after the worst terrorist attack in Sri Lanka's history, thousands of Sri Lankans were consumed with vitriol, outrage and fear.
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When Cheerios released a commercial in 2013 featuring an interracial family, it received enough racist vitriol online that the YouTube comment channel below the ad was closed.
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Before that, the vitriol he faced was largely confined to the extremist fringes, among white supremacists and nationalists who sought to undermine the very foundations of democracy.
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"They want the taunts and the vitriol to be recognized by others in just the same way the graffiti artist wants to be seen," Mr. Aborn said.
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The store's book buyer, Adrian Newell, said there had been no backlash from customers and added that the "vitriol" in some of the critiques made her uncomfortable.
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His vitriol has been intense and he has been willing to go to extreme lengths -- stretching the truth or making things up -- to generate fear and anger.
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What she hopes is that the country will consider itself warned by the vitriol undammed by the campaign, and then work to get to know itself again.
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"I don't like putting my kids to bed and having to think about that vitriol," she told Katie Couric in a public interview in Manhattan last week.
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So the Lip took to unloading vitriol on whichever of his players happened to be standing within earshot of the offending official, pulverizing the ump by proxy.
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Yet Mr. Trump has spared France the kind of vitriol he has given the Germans — largely, officials say, because France spends more on its defense than Germany.
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The platform opens the door for a lot of chilling, dispiriting, consequence-free vitriol, but it also removes some of the preliminary gatekeepers to reaching an audience.
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Baptiste said that a pro-Wet'suwet'en rally, which took place on February 10, inspired the vitriol, because it forced several bus routes to change course, delaying commuters.
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Since then, Ms. Liu has become the target of a level of vitriol on the Chinese internet, 800 million strong, that may be difficult for Westernersto grasp.
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But none of his myth-peddling, none of his vitriol, and none of his unsubtle threats can change the truth; they can only divert attention from it.
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In 2010, the "controversy-courting" writers Meghan Daum and Emily Gould, stars of the blogging era, talked to New York magazine about all the vitriol they've faced.
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But they did not expect the vitriol unleashed when a photo of their new, double-parked patrol cars on Fifth Avenue in Bay Ridge turned up Dec.
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Recounting his town hall last Tuesday, which opened with one man "flipping the bird to another guy," Sanford says the vitriol in Washington didn't necessarily start there.
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This has been accompanied by a ceaseless flow of vitriol from politicians on all sides, triggered in part by the controversial bankruptcy of BHS, a retailer, last year.
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But the vitriol was so intense that it seemed to surprise even Mr. Trump, a combative figure who had not been so roundly pummeled at a debate before.
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Screenshot: GizmodoFinally there's the old, familiar RSS—your pick of news sources, presented without commentary or ranking, in a plain and simple interface free from vitriol and hyperbole.
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So Bobby goes on the same show the following day to respond to Taylor's accusations, but ends up spewing vitriol like he's the living embodiment of Heat Miser.
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And after two conversations with Katheen Hale, it's clear that she still feels wronged, not just by Blythe Harris specifically, but by a culture that accommodates anonymous vitriol.
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With this level of vitriol and anger, I believe we desperately need a leader who can unite us and not just pander to a small base of supporters.
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They face discrimination and violence over accusations their faith insults Islam and community leaders say that open vitriol and calls for violence against the community intensified in 2017.
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As Toby sets about trying to clear his name, we become increasingly trapped in the panicked, paranoid confines of his mind, all fragmented images and self-loathing vitriol.
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Back in December, Hilary Duff was the subject of similar vitriol after she posted a photo of herself kissing her (then 4-year-old) son Luca at Disneyland.
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Amid vicious and sometimes personal vitriol, Taylor remained a dignified and charming personality and went on to become a much-loved and admired figure within the English game.
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There's a certain degree of grisly irony that goes along with having a lovely cake spew homophobic vitriol at its incumbent devourers vis-à-vis brightly colored frosting.
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The publication identified The View, Macy's, Fox News, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Ted Cruz and Hillary Clinton as the unlucky recipients of Trump's most frequent vitriol.
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The reason for all the online vitriol is both the fact she's being given taxpayers' money to continue living where she's living, and the title of her project.
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Since Disney acquired Maker in 2015, the company has been plagued by staff layoffs and criticisms from YouTubers, and the move to excommunicate PewDiePie only encouraged more vitriol.
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But the efforts of the censors are often met with intense vitriol online by those whose posts are removed and others who decry the growing censorship in China.
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Trump's harsh view of humankind, expressed through his dog metaphors, helps to explain why his campaign is so short on vision and uplift, and so long on vitriol.
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But in a universe increasingly dominated by bad faith trolls whose explicit goal is to destroy the traditional media, Miller — despite his vitriol — is usually in good faith.
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Having rational discussion about civil-military relations and national security reform may be difficult in today's toxic environment, but these issues must not get lost in the vitriol.
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Congressman Steve King says ya got it all wrong if you think President Trump's the one fueling all the political vitriol in America -- because he says then-Sen.
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Omar, a practicing Muslim and former refugee who escaped Somalia's civil war at age 12, has faced racist vitriol since she was elected to represent Minnesota in November.
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Part of the vitriol directed against Ivanka came from her lack of experience in global entrepreneurship, as well as her father's stated intention to dismantle global financial infrastructure.
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If he wants to be a partisan brawler and unrepentant champion of his base, be prepared to hear more campaign rally vitriol as he travels across the nation.
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I have rarely seen in the German media so much vitriol and total caricature of a thoughtful official initiative taken at the highest level of the French state.
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" But at the polling place on Tuesday, none of that vitriol was evident, at least from Clinton, who said cheerily to Frank Fiorina, "Give my best to Carly.
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For every issue and criticism that Bernie can raise, the GOP will raise ten fold and present them with as much vitriol as the American public can stomach.
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In this juncture of our democratic history, the House needs such a voice as can rise above the uber-partisan politics and emotional vitriol so much on display.
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After coming under criticism for not speaking out, Trump responded by saying he was "so saddened" to hear about vitriol hurled by some of his supporters against minorities.
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He didn't appear too fazed by the online vitriol and said to one critic, "I'm not going to run and hide because the PETA crazies don't like me."
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AMSTERDAM — The Dutch government's prosecution of a far-right lawmaker for hate speech was upstaged by his continued racial vitriol on Monday before the trial could get underway.
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Donald Trump got pushed on his most recent comments slamming Islam during a Republican debate on Thursday that lacked the vitriol and personal attacks of the last few.
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That he should spew vitriol when asked to do so, however, speaks volumes about who he is as a person and how he would conduct a Trump presidency.
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John Bobbitt, a former Marine, was initially portrayed as the victim, a husband who was unwittingly on the receiving end of his wife's violent vitriol late one night.
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"Vitriol," one of that's record's standouts, stripped away the band's usual trappings of roiling guitar, bass, and drums in favor of curdled electronic arrangements and staccato quasi-rapping.
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But the internet—and an era of renewed vitriol in the public square—has opened new possibilities for those wishing to make life harder for their political enemies.
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When there's plenty of "anti-government vitriol" coming from the mouth of a presidential candidate—who is now the president—why look for a special anti-government club?
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This is what the internet has come to: thugs like Mohammed bin Salman funding tech companies to host the vitriol of thugs like Cesar Sayoc and Robert Bowers.
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There have also been racial tweaks made to certain characters that have initially been met with raucous vitriol but ended up being fine, if not better than canon.
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For all the vitriol directed at Western influence in the newly published speeches, Deng, the party patriarch, wanted China to plow ahead with opening up to foreign investment.
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That concern seems valid, given the stigma and vitriol that health care providers, law enforcement and the general public tend to heap on people who struggle with addiction.
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In the light of Mr. Dorsey's encounter with the vitriol on Indian Twitter, I hope he and his colleagues take a step back to assess, reflect and pivot.
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Background reading: The synagogue massacre left 11 people dead and shook a nation in the homestretch of a bitter political season marked by vitriol and threats of violence.
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Still, Mr. Trump's vitriol against his friend won't change his mind come November, he said, when he plans to cast ballots for both the president and Ms. Dingell.
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Ms. Ramsey's work, as a comedian, writer and actress who comments on inequality, is perhaps particularly vulnerable to vitriol — and a new book may expose her to more.
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In fact, the establishment's obvious vitriol rather than just ignoring him, could be exactly the missing ingredient to put Bernie and his working class movement over the top.
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Latino voters in places like Marshalltown are keenly aware of what's at stake in a presidential election that will almost certainly include vitriol around immigration and racist rhetoric.
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When I traveled to North Korea in 2014, my primary interlocutor spewed anti-American vitriol at me over several car rides and through an elaborate 13-course meal.
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Keep in mind that the bookends to this first year are an impeachment trial and a presidential election, both of which will be infused with vitriol and vinegar.
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Changing Power Dynamics In a year of terrible partisan vitriol, the border funding fight may have been bipartisanship's most public victory—but it was not the only one.
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On Tuesday, President Trump condemned the episodes, which some critics argued were an outgrowth of the vitriol of last year's presidential campaign and Mr. Trump's tone during it.
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"As Washington holds DACA recipients hostage for funding for a wall, we will not allow vitriol and dysfunction to put lives at risk," Cuomo said in the release.
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The only certainty is that Washington is entering a fraught period that could make the vitriol of the last two-and-a-half years sound like a warmup.
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Beyond the range and vitriol in Stockman's commentaries, another of his notable features is his willingness to stick his neck out in terms of financial and economic forecasts.
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Customers will be given the option to receive a full refund or rebook their flights, the AP reported, but with the complete operational halt, passenger vitriol is surging.
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Veterans of the 85033 campaign said the early battles between Warren and Buttigieg had not yet risen to the levels of vitriol that flew between Dean and Gephardt.
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Will America courageously live out Dr. King's dream or will it go down the road of bigotry and racist vitriol, preferring to live out Mr. Trump's nightmare instead?
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All of the negativity and vitriol of her personality aside, Morgan proved in this challenge that she wasn't nearly as talented as the other queens left in the race.
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In Haberman's analysis, she describes how Twitter has gotten worse and worse in many regards over the years, developing into an unreliable source filled with toxic interactions and vitriol.
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Still, judging by the larger divides in polling and the vitriol that has colored the debate, this fissure, among a key constituency of the Democratic Party, is only growing.
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This story offers no end of rolling punchlines, the kicker being the vitriol the vice president showed during the campaign toward Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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Receiving this kind of vitriol isn't entirely uncommon for film critics, particularly when we're writing about movies based on comic books or other properties with deep, allegiant fan bases.
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There was no incidence; the family I believe wasn't home, but David Hogg has been the target of a lot of misinformation, fake news, and like you said vitriol.
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The list of 14 people a Trump mega-fan, Cesar Sayoc, mailed pipe-bombs to this month reads like a Who's Who of the president's favourite objects of vitriol.
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The increased exposure has meant that relatively unknown sportsmen and women find themselves facing the kind of vitriol which used to be reserved for soccer players on the terraces.
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Minority Threat's blown-out new EP drips with long-simmered vitriol and righteous outrage, tempering beatdown riffs and two-stepping swing with shreds of powerviolence and empire-toppling lyrics.
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As we all deal with this reality, one of the necessary narratives to untangle is figuring out when online vitriol leads to real-life violence, and when it doesn't.
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"I get a lot of crazy comments — I'm talking about hate and vitriol, not constructive criticism," Aina says in a video where she reads out some of those comments.
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Judging from the flame wars on Twitter, the nastiness of Facebook comments and the vitriol on Reddit, there are certainly a lot of collisions in the digital public sphere.
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For women who want to create sports content without being subjected to misogynist vitriol, a role in sports social media — at least for now — can be an ideal solution.
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Because you see a situation like this, because the level of vitriol that they have and the angst and upset towards the president, they just took it too far.
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West has dealt with some of the worst kinds of vitriol online, including a troll who made a fake Twitter account with the name of her recently deceased father.
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I can't say that we were asked this more often than other children, but I know that no response elicited more vitriol than the clarification that we were black.
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He said it's worth remembering all the goodness that social media can amplify, even though right now it feels like it's favoring things like racism, vitriol, and Donald Trump.
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That's the year Somerhalder married Twilight star Nikki Reed, whose relationship with the actor sparked some bizarre vitriol and even hacker attacks that sent fake love notes to Dobrev.
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From the podium, the Vermont senator made it clear he intended to wage a positive campaign that would stand out from the mudslinging and vitriol in modern American politics.
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The wars that have riled the country for decades show no signs of abating, and vitriol against the Rohingya continues even as the country makes preparations for their return.
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Remember the vitriol hurled at BLMTO co-founder Yusra Khogali when she tweeted a prayer for the strength "not to cuss/kill these men and white folks out here"?
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Fast, furious, and seething with vitriol, Britain's punk scene started in the early 1970s as an open mouth—pouring with enough anger and anarchy to give your gramdma piles.
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The issue has come to the fore amid the recent influx of migrants to Germany, which has sparked a backlash among some Germans including a rise in online vitriol.
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It's hard to imagine that, given how much vitriol he spewed at Sessions over his recusal, Trump wouldn't make sure his new attorney general shared his views on Mueller.
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"Early on when our team assembled I said 'the more successful we are, the more vitriol and threats we are going to receive,' " Hallquist told ABC News on Tuesday.
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Immigrant women, Muslim women, Black women, to name just a few, have already been put in the crosshairs of Trump's vitriol and would be immeasurably harmed by his policies.
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Trump is by far the least transparent, most dishonest, most divisive candidate in recent history who uses hate, blame and vitriol and props up leaders who do the same.
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His vitriol when not chosen for person of the year is entirely born of the rejection you feel when someone you want to acknowledge you fails to do so.
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"The rhetoric and vitriol that has been targeted at this community has been absolutely outrageous and unacceptable," Wasserman Schultz said at a news conference according to The Sun-Sentinel.
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Countless congressional offices told me they could not provide such "private" information, likely "allies" were often unresponsive, and a few legislative staffers even questioned my research, sometimes with vitriol.
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Any bitterness Cruz might hold from the personal attacks and vitriol he and Trump exchanged during the 2016 primary was absent from his glowing profile of his party's leader.
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He was quite clearly underprepared for just how much the American people hate online ticket retailers, and how dedicated they would be to slipping their vitriol into the proceedings.
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There's the idea that potential President Donald Trump is riling people up as strategy, purposeful vitriol, but Central Park Five lays bare how he's been a bigoted asshole forever.
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Sure enough, most tickets sold out within 20 minutes, and coupled with Levitation's website lagging under all of the traffic, this spawned a whole new wave of online vitriol.
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They increasingly criticize the vitriol of our political rhetoric, the politicization of our voting district drawing process, and the lack of transparency in our political ads and finance systems.
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We were warned not to engage as they waved hateful signs and hurled epithets at us on the one day we were supposed to be free from the vitriol.
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The aides were particularly frustrated when Mr. Trump, unprompted, mentioned the comedian Rosie O'Donnell during an exchange about his treatment of women, saying she deserved his vitriol and criticism.
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But the race for the Democratic presidential nomination has given the activists an especially public platform, and many of them have risked arrest and vitriol to broadcast their message.
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WASHINGTON — In an administration rife with intramural fights, the battle over the Department of Veterans Affairs has stood out, not only for its vitriol but also for its consequences.
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I've written extensively about my own experience on the receiving end of hateful vitriol on Twitter, so I feel for the many people Trump has bullied over the years.
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In that case, it's better to argue that Sanders was also a victim of this massive swelling of online vitriol, not that he should be held accountable for it.
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The de facto chairman, Jay Jacobs, the leader of the New York State Democratic Party and a close ally of Mr. Cuomo's, was a particular target of the vitriol.
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It's nothing more than coincidence that so many official FBI activities in which Strzok took part were very much in line with the vitriol he'd privately expressed against Trump.
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Eleanor McManus: Christine Blasey Ford is risking it all to speak out The questions remain: Having come forward, will Ford have to endure the vitriol that Anita Hill did?
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" Sanders addressed the vitriol, saying: "Harassment of all forms is unacceptable to me, and we urge supporters of all campaigns not to engage in bullying or ugly personal attacks.
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Consider how often throughout the 2016 election people would respond to even the slightest suggestion of racism, whether in media or everyday life, with immediate vitriol, disdain, or dismissal.
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This discussion is so often characterized by slap fighting and vitriol, which can be really seductive — whereas the progress that we need is a more nuanced and thoughtful discussion.
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Wurtzbach was also on the receiving end of a torrent of vitriol from angry Colombians, and reported that some of the other contestants had blamed her after for the upset.
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" On Friday, Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League said that he was "deeply disappointing that he was given a platform in a church to spew his hateful vitriol.
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But I saw the vitriol Hillary endured on the campaign trail, and I could tell – the scariest thing to a great portion of our population is a smart, strong woman.
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While it was still criticized by many of Sanders's critics as being "regressive," these criticisms did not touch off the same amount of vitriol among Warren's supporters, at least online.
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Emily Potts, a Clinton supporter and a publicist for the Heron Agency in Chicago, insisted the online vitriol she encountered in 2016 was a different animal from any other year.
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True, the media has been slamming presidents since the days of George Washington, often with a degree of vulgarity and vitriol that makes today's press coverage seem tame by comparison.
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Though the issue may seem trivial, and the vitriol disproportionate, feminists value spaces where women are safe and not crowded out or interrupted, or forced to make nice or conform.
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What might have been originally intended to be a remarkably positive profile piece in the New York Times seems to have opened the floodgates for an unprecedented degree of vitriol.
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Michelle Obama has spoken openly about her distaste for political vitriol and often recalls asking why her husband wanted to expose himself to the barbs of political life at all.
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Clinton has a quarter-century of experience bathing in the vitriol of her foes; only in moments of weakness has she ever treated them the way they have treated her.
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The second came in 2010 amid the vitriol over the so-called "ground-zero mosque" in New York City as well as the opposition to a new mosque Murfreesboro, Tenn.
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However, I can't recall the moments of falling in love with her at 25 years old, nor can I remember her face when we would spew vitriol at one another.
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So pardon me for shrugging my shoulders at the vitriol of articles dedicated to yammering on about the apocalypse that will ensue because of a purely hypothetical Chelsea Clinton run.
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That means leadership will have to work with a messy coalition of Republican moderates and centrist-Democrats — sure to enrage Tea Party types and fuel even more anti-Ryan vitriol.
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The vitriol was such that, despite Anno and his collaborators maintaining that the final product matched their artistic intent, Gainax commissioned a new ending in the form of a movie.
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When in 2007 CBS News noticed that articles about Obama posted on its website were attracting racist vitriol and death threats in the comment section, it killed the comment section.
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And yet, there are plenty of longtime fans (myself included) that don't feel as strongly about these changes, or even if they do, aren't spewing vitriol at the game's developers.
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HILLARY CLINTON'S choice of Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia as her vice-presidential running-mate should cheer Americans despairing at an election season steeped in vitriol, division and fear-mongering.
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The emotionally charged campaign has seen an alarming volume of hate speech, spurring parliament to pass emergency legislation to outlaw opponents spewing their vitriol while the vote was in progress.
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A number of experts in hate crimes said they were concerned that Mr. Trump's vitriol may have legitimized threatening or even violent conduct by a small fringe of his supporters.
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Members from heavily Democratic districts will be reinforced hearing anti-Trump vitriol; those from swing districts that determine a majority will more likely be reinforced this is a fool's errand.
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"In another year of lament about the lack of truth in politics, the attacks against Parkland's students stand out because of their sheer vitriol," Politifact said in announcing its choice.
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" State Representative Steven Andersson, a Republican from Chicago's western suburbs, who relayed the threat to the Illinois State Police, said, "It's stressful to get this level of vitriol and hatred.
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Leaning independents are people who could be — and likely once were — a reliable set of voters for their preferred political party, except they have been pushed away by partisan vitriol.
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But for those lamenting the vitriol of recent years — "this surreal interlude in American life," as Mr. Chernow put it — the historian offered a palliative in the form of perspective.
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Soon, comments sections became an open sewer, flowing with centuries-old garbage — and as social media exploded, those comments scaled up to the open vitriol of the past few years.
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Maciej Gosniowski, above left, one of Poland's few drag performers, said that while the vitriol directed at gays was alarming, he noticed an outpouring of support at the same time.
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I flip on the TV and gird for the endless stream of vitriol coming from the White House, bracing for another day of overflowing, overlapping, overwrought news stories about Trump.
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Trump-era Republicans have accepted depravity and vitriol as the price they're willing to pay to have a person willing to fight the people and institutions they distrust and detest.
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Trump frequently flings vitriol across the Atlantic, criticizing foreign leaders who have spent the past two-and-a-half years trying, usually unsuccessfully, to work out how to handle him.
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The tweet from Post reporter Felicia Sonmez was sent shortly after news reports of Bryant's death in a helicopter crash on Sunday and was met with vitriol from people online.
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And as he rose through the ranks in corrections and detention centers, he would routinely turn to the neo-Nazi forum Iron March to spew racist vitriol and white supremacy.
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The vitriol continued on Saturday when the N.R.A. called out Mr. Groves by name in another tweet, posting screengrabs purportedly taken from his personal Facebook page that were anti-N.
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A framed poster that hangs above the door to his judicial chambers in Orange County reminds him daily of the vitriol he attracted as one of Mr. Clinton's main antagonists.
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Mark SanfordMarshall (Mark) Clement SanfordWebb: When opinion becomes vitriol Trump campaign takes steps to ensure critics are not represented at 2020 convention Sunday shows - Second whistleblower grabs spotlight MORE (S.C.).
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The Latino protests you see out on the campaign trail are as much directed toward Trump's vitriol as they are toward TV media's inadequate and substandard news gathering and reporting.
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Perhaps the same vitriol we've unleashed on an 18-second video should be aimed at the policymakers who are responsible for funding and promoting abstinence-based programs across this country.
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While President Trump has condemned the episodes, some critics argue that they are an outgrowth of the vitriol of last year's presidential campaign, and of Mr. Trump's tone during it.
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Much as latent racism surfaced during the presidency of Barack Obama, this election exposed a vitriol toward powerful women that continues to erupt, beyond the confines of Twitter or Reddit.
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" — Daisy Rodríguez, 25, Astoria, Queens "I've heard from a number of people who are giving up some of their social media or Facebook because there's so much vitriol and anger.
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But, of course, Trump also had plenty of vitriol for his usual targets, calling the media "scum" and "animals," harsher terms than he tends to use in more public settings.
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At a time when political activists are expected to live according to their values, Disney's role as an ultra-wealthy spokesperson for the underclass makes her a target of vitriol.
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It makes me wonder: How much vitriol and emotional abuse should we expect people to suffer for trying to protect their right to a safe and common health care procedure?
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For many in the Trump era, the show is an idealistic alternative reality, an escape from the vitriol and ill-will that they see coursing like poison through contemporary politics.
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In the past, rises in online vitriol against abortion providers have coincided with arson, bombings and murders, including the shooting of three at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado last year.
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"In the case of Twitter, with the abuse, with the vitriol that's on it, there's a lot of brands that just don't want to be associated with that sort of content."
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A few days later, Fast released a statement, explaining that his art was misunderstood, blaming protesters for their "vitriol and name-calling," and stopping short of apologizing for offending Chinatown's residents.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a liberal congresswoman who has vaunted to national prominence in less than a year, on Monday linked the post to the vitriol directed at her from President Donald Trump.
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Even CNN analyst Van Jones, who had been especially emotional in attacking Trump for his dangerous vitriol, is now reminding his viewers that there was much more to the Trump vote.
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Those who knew Zakharova at the time don't recall her voicing these opinions — which have hardened into the anti-Western vitriol she regularly espouses from the podium and in the media.
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He was once ostracized from the industry for the racist vitriol he spouted while drunk and, to a lesser extent, the abusive threats he lobbed at his wife and ex-girlfriend.
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While the singer's vitriol is usually reserved entirely for her social media takedown of Trump, on Monday, Cher pointed her furor in a different more athleticallyinclined direction, namely Kate Hudson's Fabletics.
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In fact, many I know have taken a hiatus from posting anything political on social media, just to avoid the vitriol directed at them for their support of the current administration.
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For all the anger and vitriol that George W. Bush and Barack Obama spawned over their eight years in office, Trump has managed to outdo them both -- in only eight months.
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Facebook's army of 30,000 safety staffers isn't enough to combat the onslaught of vitriol and violence, let alone against an advanced adversary like the nation-state actors that it's constantly blaming.
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"In the age of #MeToo, the vitriol that Anita Hill endured cannot happen again, both in our national discourse and throughout any testimony that Dr. Ford chooses to provide," they continued.
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Meanwhile, as indictments pile up and hearings continue, we've seen many targets of the president's vitriol stand before Congress, raise their right hands, swear their oaths, and tell what they know.
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Like the president's address, Haley's speech tried to focus on the positive, and the progress we still need to achieve, and avoided the partisan vitriol that can sometimes characterize policy debates.
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He aimed particular vitriol at Trump's repeated calls for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the U.S. "This is a country founded on basic freedoms, including freedom of religion," he said.
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"Before that, the vitriol [George Soros] faced was largely confined to the extremist fringes, among white supremacists and nationalists who sought to undermine the very foundations of democracy," Alexander Soros wrote.
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As the presidential election comes down to the wire, it seems as if Americans are grasping at anything to cope with the deluge of vitriol emerging from an increasingly bitter campaign.
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Right-wing nationalists revel in directing their vitriol toward a liberal, haughty, English-speaking elite, but it is the progressive speaking in his or her native tongue who is most unsettling.
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"It's clear that, after an initial period of awe at the sheer power of their positions, Jared and Ivanka have been stung by the vitriol directed at them," Sarah Ellison reports.
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This was based entirely on Aaron Judge, who seems delightful and every at-bat of his is must-watch stuff, but the Yankees are still a cesspool worthy of your vitriol.
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Weidman, whose tweet was the subject of vitriol in the group, said the group's posts are a perfect example of the kind of treatment women still get in the infosec world.
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That this establishment candidate inspires vitriol from some of the dumbest people on earth—Skip Bayless, Michael Jordan fanatics, drunk college-basketball absolutists—lends them a sort of backhanded appeal, too.
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But the volume and intensity of the vitriol directed at Douglas fits a larger pattern wherein black female athletes, like her teammate Simone Biles and tennis great Serena Williams, are mistreated.
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Putting aside that it wasn't really a joke, the word "obeyed" here goes to the essence of the criticism, mockery and vitriol I've been receiving from the right in recent days.
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The bluesman stays with the Klansman, continuing the conversation, perhaps finding some brotherhood in them both being targets of the vitriol as they wait to go into court for the hearing.
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Another area restaurant with the same name — an unaffiliated Red Hen in a neighborhood of Washington — found itself in the crossfire, receiving some of the vitriol intended for the Lexington establishment.
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The debate wasn't just scary but sad, because when the vitriol waned, there were glimpses of just how much more prudent and better prepared than Trump all of these candidates are.
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Mark SanfordMarshall (Mark) Clement SanfordWebb: When opinion becomes vitriol Trump campaign takes steps to ensure critics are not represented at 2020 convention Sunday shows - Second whistleblower grabs spotlight MORE (R-S.
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It was a discussion full of vitriol and invective that ended with the panel's chairman, Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, gaveling the session to a close without a vote.
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There is also something particularly sexist about the vitriol aimed at women who wear pricey clothing, since that outrage is rarely leveled at men who have closets full of $10,000 suits.
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