But she was never a zealot to the point of madness.
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Peter Stuyvesant, a governor of New Netherland, was a religious zealot.
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" She added: "John A. was a particular zealot against indigenous people.
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Third, you can buy Fret Zealot: a clever gateway to learning songs.
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"Chris is a zealot about that, and for good reason," he said.
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This much becomes obvious in this episode: Commander Lawrence isn't a religious zealot.
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Ultimately I basically found that no, he's not some zealot against the bankers.
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In this society, you can be corrupt or you can be a zealot.
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"I was a religious zealot that hurt people," Game explained to the outlet.
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I'm not this zealot about the death penalty, but it is the law.
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They all get explained in the rushed, self-interrupting fervor of the zealot.
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Something that you'd expect from a zealot satisfied to hear "Satisfaction" one more time.
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He began writing an obsessively researched screenplay of "Zealot," Reza Aslan's controversial Jesus biography.
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But becoming the right-wing zealot gave him a whole new lease on life.
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Since there's no zealot quite like a convert, let me save you some time.
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ViralNova sold to Zealot Networks for a price tag reported to be near $100 million.
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But she cemented herself as a reformer zealot and started at the FEC in 2013.
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One of them was identified as Matthew the tax collector, another as Simon the zealot.
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The social critique is implicit, even charming; Machado was never a zealot or a preacher.
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Although today people have demeaned him as a conservative zealot, Garrison identifies as an independent.
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Carlson "accused the foreperson of the jury of being an anti-Trump zealot," Jackson noted.
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If you're an anti-Trump zealot, you're almost always guaranteed freedom of consequences for your speech.
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Vikar is merely a blank slate for Hollywood to inscribe, a zealot woodenly parroting others' opinions.
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"I am not crazy, I'm just a religious zealot," the TV station quoted him as saying.
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He is, at the very least, not a zealot who just wants to blow shit up.
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" On Ted Cruz (again) and religious liberty"When you say 'crazy zealot,' are you talking about yourself?
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I am finally caught up on My Favorite Murder, so I listen to an episode of Zealot.
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As a newfound hero for fast food lovers everywhere, Zealot has just one inspiring thing to say.
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It also affirms that he is a nice, normal, humble guy, neither a zealot nor an egomaniac.
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" After the embarrassment of her mistake wore off, Welch says she quickly became a "complete customer zealot.
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The prospect that a zealot could reach the Oval Office by a side door is downright frightening!
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You didn't marry a vitriolic zealot, but now you find that you're sharing a home with one.
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She discusses pop in the language of a zealot and describes "Melodrama" as an act of zealotry.
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Pendley is an anti-public lands zealot who for decades advocated for the sale of federal lands.
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For the decade of peace and love I felt the disgust that only an adolescent zealot can feel.
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In Muthana's first interview after fleeing ISIS, she told the Guardian that she remained a zealot until 2016.
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The word zealot has appeared in 10 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Feb.
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Attempts to characterize Khashoggi as a Muslim Brotherhood zealot or fellow traveler of Osama bin Laden are shameful.
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A right-wing zealot, he is sometimes described as the most powerful non-elected political figure in Texas.
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White House aides chuckled when he noted Mr. Miller's hard-line reputation as an immigration zealot was unfair.
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Its key operators are the psychopaths who fit the standard profile of a religiously motivated zealot: homicidal, suicidal, nihilistic.
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Mr Moore is a religious zealot, with little grasp of secular issues besides his trademark eagerness to be uncompromising.
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Now Fret Zealot has something that can turn your guitar into a laser light show in a few minutes.
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In 1883, Vladimir Chertkov, a young religious zealot, visits the novelist and expresses admiration for Tolstoy's brand of Christianity.
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He is a religious zealot who uses his faith to flog lifestyles he opposes, as well as women's rights.
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The new phase of the so-called "Operation Zealot" investigates a banking institution which the federal police did not name.
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McCarthy came across as a bullying, shifty-eyed and leering zealot, contradicting himself, casually inventing facts and ruining innocent lives.
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Yet sound preparations and police work can never eliminate the possibility of a murderous zealot with a belt of explosives.
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However bad Saddam Hussein was, he was by no means an al-Qaeda zealot seeking to create a Muslim caliphate.
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I'm a zealot about smoking, not least because both of my in-laws died horribly and young from lung cancer.
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This arc probably means very little to the casual JAY-Z listener, yet it's everything to the JAY-Z zealot.
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Serena Joy is a young, married, religious zealot who helps author the ideas at the root of a religious revolution.
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"I'm not crazy, I'm just a religious zealot," Dear told U.S. Magistrate Judge Nina Wang, according to the Denver Post.
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He has been a zealot on this issue and hoped that this moment of unified government would offer an unprecedented opportunity.
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Operation Zealot has not only implicated some of Brazil's most influential firms but also some of the nation's foremost power brokers.
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"He called himself a "religious zealot," saying: "People said they attempted suicide over me and the things I said to them.
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On the surface, Cruz is a straightforward figure: The ideological zealot, the politician-as-activist, the unbending embodiment of True Conservatism.
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These sorts of learning and effects systems are hard to do right but Fret Zealot seems to have nailed the formula.
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Would every Second Amendment zealot have to lose a child in a preventable gun death to understand the sense in this?
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I understood, hailing from the area where the abortion provider Dr. George Tiller was murdered by a religious zealot in 2009.
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These would-be Muslim reformers, like Toynbee, ignore that the first-century Jewish world wasn't limited to the Herodian-Zealot dichotomy.
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A proslavery zealot, Tyler has the unique distinction so far of being the only president to commit treason against his country.
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He's also a proud pro-gun and an anti-abortion zealot: He supports 53-week abortion bans and defunding Planned Parenthood. Rep.
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That's not to say you won't like the second album by New Zealand's premiere pop zealot, released this past Friday (June 16).
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Elected to parliament at age 22, she is considered even more of an anti-immigrant zealot than her aunt, Marine Le Pen.
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If that answer surprises you, then clearly you haven't been following the ramblings of Knicks team president and triangle zealot Phil Jackson.
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" King's unfortunate misstatement proves he was unaware of FBI personnel assignment policy.. Cohen also refers to Hoover as an "anti-Communist zealot.
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I made a tinder account for a Protoss Zealot from starcraft The Protoss are a race of alien creatures from the StarCraft series.
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An anti-government zealot can get a tad peckish while holing up in a building at a wildlife refuge, warding off federal agents.
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But nightclubs on hotel rooftops loom above the national mosque of Ibn Abdel Wahhab, the 18th century zealot who gave Wahhabism its name.
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I expect more from your newspaper than the publication of what amounts to a news release issued by a deranged and unrepentant zealot.
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Maybe they always suspected that Kelsea, a willfully chipper zealot in an aqua-blue sweatband, was one professional stumble away from existential crisis.
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So, an anti-abortion, anti-birth control zealot would be in a position of power in decisions about abortion and birth control. Great.
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HAAWK was founded by Ryan Born, a serial entrepreneur whose previous digital rights business, AdRev/AudioMicro, was sold to Zealot Networks for $20 million.
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Dany's sudden transformation into a zealot was the final straw in a season that has seemed hell-bent on undermining years of character building.
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Ehrlichman was never a zealot for Nixon in the manner of his colleague Bob Haldeman, and he never forgave Nixon for not pardoning him.
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Attach the Fret Zealot above the frets, and it will show you where to put your fingers to play via the twinkling LED lights.
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He died before publishing his "Divine Comedy"'s "Purgatorio" and "Paradiso," soured into a religious zealot who renounced fiction and burned his unfinished work.
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Her mother is a religious zealot who mistreats her gay adoptive daughter with beatings or by locking her out of the house all night.
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Nor, as a practical matter, is there any sure way to identify and block a zealot willing to give up his or her life.
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The mystery is how Carson went from a conservative but moderate and largely apolitical figure to the right-wing zealot he's known as today.
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When the prime minister was assassinated by a Jewish zealot in 270, his widow, Leah, refused to shake Mr Netanyahu's hand at the state funeral.
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Beyoncé has always been a fanatic about technique and structure and sheen, but on the record, for the first time, she's a zealot about vulnerability.
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Ms. Murkowski, famously, ran and was elected in 2010 despite her party, which chose as its nominee a hard-line anti-abortion Tea Party zealot.
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"If consumers really like that, then you could see [interest from] a broader swath of consumers who aren't already zealot Apple Pay users," Ellis said.
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Just listen to the opening of their recording of Lansing McLoskey's "Zealot Canticles": hovering yet full tones, like the gentle tolling of a celestial bell.
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She looks like a zealot, or maybe a dystopian dictator in a sci-fi movie, beaming mandatory messages of assurance into the homes of her citizens.
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He vowed a decade ago to continue the work of George Tiller, an abortion doctor in Kansas shot dead by an anti-abortion zealot in 2009.
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When, two years later, a Jewish zealot murdered Mr Rabin, much of the press accused Mr Netanyahu of whipping up his supporters against the prime minister.
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The initial version of the House bill was partially drafted by anti-marijuana zealot and real estate developer Mel Sembler and his group Drug Free America.
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Within four years Cuban saw a big return when digital video distributor Zealot Networks plunked down $85 million in cash and stock for the company, AllScreen.
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Arya mistrusted the Red Woman from the moment they met through the Brotherhood without Banners (because she's a fiery zealot, not because women are inherently competitive!).
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While the first episode of The Punisher season two introduces a creepy, chilly new Christian zealot villain, Russo (Ben Barnes) is still the show's primary baddie.
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I want to make it perfectly clear: I am not an anti-dribbling zealot, or a reclusive weirdo who thinks modern basketball is broken or deficient.
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Reza Aslan is the author of "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth" and the host of CNN's new original series Believer: With Reza Aslan.
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After Mr. Cruz referred to someone as a "crazy zealot," Mr. Trump leveled a literal schoolyard taunt, and asked if Mr. Cruz had been talking about himself.
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If it's 1v1v1 on Bloodbath maybe it's stalker/zealot time, while if it's 2v2 on a big map with lots of elevation, out come the air units.
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Mr. Akhundzada, a madrasa leader, is considered more of a religious zealot than his predecessor, Akhtar Mansour, who was killed in an American drone strike in 2016.
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Just as Mr. Trump's supporters in government and the news media have vilified Mr. Mueller, Bill Clinton's aides tore into Mr. Starr, labeling him an obsessive zealot.
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" He continued: "We do so much good work with such pure hearts — to have some zealot in his off-time do something this stupid, we're all upset.
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The Zealot probe is worsening the political climate as a larger corruption scandal known as "Operation Car Wash" and a two-year-long recession are hampering the country.
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It's all very much in keeping with what one particular sneaker zealot told CNBC last year was a "culture" — one that comes with its fair share of drawbacks.
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My brain wandered toward unexplained backstory or backward motivation: why is this temple guarded by a faithless dude with a machine gun and a zealot with a staff?
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The terror quasi-state that is variously called Islamic State, ISIS, ISIL or Daesh was founded by a bloodthirsty religious zealot named Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in 20093.
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In a video released on April 216th, to prove that he is not dead (his first such appearance in five years), the bearded zealot waxed enthusiastic about Africa.
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Instead of working to fix it, they.. Once again the Trump administration is showing its true colors: talk like a populist but govern like a special interest zealot.
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The newest and loudest zealot in this cause is, of course, President Trump, with his scurrilous claim that millions of illegal ballots cost him a popular vote majority.
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In the clip, Izlam alleged that he had received threats from "zealot little bitch ass niggas from around the world" who, according to Izlam, were loyal to Bambaataa.
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Even the Force, the mystical energy field which "binds the galaxy together", has been forgotten by all except a crackpot zealot (Donnie Yen, a legend of martial arts cinema).
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Or, as Mr Rubio writes of Mr Obama in his memoir: "His personality and language gave an impression of moderation, but his ideas and voting record" revealed a zealot.
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In appointing Mr. Bartley, Mr. Phillips skipped over some senior editorial writers and provoked strong opposition in the paper's Washington bureau, where some considered Mr. Bartley an ideological zealot.
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Mr. Bolton, a hard-line conservative with decades of service in Republican administrations, is no anti-Trump zealot, which makes his allegations against the president that much more devastating.
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Gabe Fazio's Simon the Zealot is one of these, occupying the witness stand with such intensity and stillness that the whole room shrinks to his little part of it.
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I've always been a creature of habit, but that year — with what many would recognize as too much time on my hands — I became a kind of habit formation zealot.
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A tweet posted by a guy named Zealot is currently going viral, as people everywhere are impressed with his ability to steal what is likely just $25 of chicken nuggets.
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It will be tempting for some to dismiss Mr. Trump's budget as a marketing stunt by his budget director, Mick Mulvaney, who was earlier a Tea Party zealot in Congress.
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That's a terrifying proposition for groups like the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), which labeled Sessions an "anti-marijuana zealot" in a statement released on Friday.
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"This has often led to decisions invalidating agency action — both in challenges brought by supporters and opponents of regulation — but Judge Kavanaugh is not an anti-regulatory zealot," he wrote.
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WHEN Narendra Modi became prime minister of India in 2014, opinion was divided as to whether he was a Hindu zealot disguised as an economic reformer, or the other way round.
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A city that was preparing for a night of Halloween festivities was once more forced by a deranged zealot to mourn its dead and redouble its vigilance against radical Islamic terrorism.
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Mr. Guerra said that character and those scenes are based on the history of a 19th-century zealot named Anizetto, whose thousands of followers were put down by the Brazilian military.
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Police did not name the bank involved in the phase of the so-called Operation Zealot but Itaú, Latin America's No. 1 bank by market value, confirmed it was the target.
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Eisenach is known as an anti-regulatory zealot, who has been criticized for advocating against net neutrality as a think-tank scholar while receiving funds from Verizon to underwrite his work.
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" — Franken is also telling fellow Democrats to cool off on the Donald Trump impeachment talk because Vice President Mike Pence, he says, is a "zealot" who would be "worse than Trump.
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He's preoccupied by the question of whether she knew she was engaged in deception, or whether she was such a zealot that she deceived herself along with her investors and patients.
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Yitzhak Rabin, the secular general who concluded that only territorial compromise with the Palestinians would bring peace, was killed in 1995, not by a Palestinian but by an Israeli religious zealot.
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Reza Aslan is the author of "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth" and the host of CNN's new original series "Believer With Reza Aslan," which premieres at 10 p.m.
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Reza Aslan is the author of "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth" and the host of CNN's new original series "Believer With Reza Aslan," which premieres at 113 p.m.
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Reza Aslan is the author of "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth" and the host of CNN's new original series "Believer With Reza Aslan," which premieres at 22015 p.m.
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That being said, in defense of the anti-globalists, White House senior adviser Stephen Miller is also Jewish, and as an anti-immigration zealot, he's never been tarred with the "globalist" line.
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Matthew Deaver, Ruth's husband and Henry's father, is a dangerous zealot who demands that his wife and son pray, and turns violent in what he believes is the service of god's will.
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" And then, using the terminology Serena — a religious zealot — might care about the most, June said, "Fuck you, Serena, you are going to burn in goddamn motherfucking hell, you crazy, evil bitch.
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I interpreted this as Mae becoming the true zealot the Circle's leaders pretended to be, turning on both the rebel and the establishment to lead the Circle toward a post-privacy world.
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Several women have accused Mr Moore, a religious zealot and former chief justice of Alabama's Supreme Court, of sexually harassing them when he was in his 30s and they were under 18.
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Pippa had always been a natural zealot, but Charlotte's interest in FGTL must be personal, driven by the fantasy of a conveniently lesioned young football hunk taking her teenage self to prom.
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But it makes a nice change from a lot of fashionable thinking about Jesus, as exemplified by "Zealot", Reza Aslan's best-selling book, which recasts Christianity's founder as a Jewish nationalist firebrand.
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That might seem like an obvious thing to say about a writer who's known for several approachable but scholarly nonfiction works about religion, including Zealot and No god but God, among others.
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And for heaven's sake, why aren't you rooting for a religious zealot who terrorized a city into submission via a street mob of thugs with seven-pointed stars carved into their foreheads?
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To many, Fidel Castro was a self-obsessed zealot whose belief in his own destiny was unshakable, a chameleon whose economic and political colors were determined more by pragmatism than by doctrine.
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My husband's example—that you could belong to a country while also profoundly questioning it; that you could convert without becoming a zealot—was another argument in favor of my taking citizenship.
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Show Us Your Wall CHICAGO — Collector commitment levels vary widely: There's the casual art purchaser; the informed and systematic acquirer; and then, at the top of the pyramid, the fully committed zealot.
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One highlight relays a bizarre plot by a Confederate zealot to infect Abraham Lincoln with yellow fever; another passage explains the ancient Egyptian habit of fighting malarial fevers by bathing in urine.
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Hatch said he challenges any "hyper-opinionated zealot out there" — as he used to be — to be open to having their minds changed, and to building bridges between people with different opinions.
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"There isn't anything in his record that suggests he is a hardline anti-marijuana, pro-mandatory minimum zealot in the mold of Jeff Sessions — at least not that I've seen," Kreit said.
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For if it turns out that Cruz is really more of a cynic than a zealot, then he might indeed be capable of moderating and working with them once he gets the nomination.
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On a Friday night in October 85033, as he stood in his kitchen, Dr. Barnett Slepian, the physician who provided abortions at a clinic in Buffalo, was shot by an anti-abortion zealot.
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He became a zealot while at college after reading Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" four times in a row and then affixing his favorite passages from the book to the walls of his dorm room.
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He had stopped at the local chapel, where he venerated the bones of Matt Talbot, an alcoholic religious zealot who mortified his flesh by wrapping it in chains and died in the 1920s.
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He has a knack for tidy arguments: He's perhaps most famous for eviscerating a Fox News host who questioned why Aslan, a Muslim, would want to write "Zealot," his 2013 book about Jesus.
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Oyama, a martial arts zealot who retreated into the mountains to train alone for months in pursuit of perfection, always claimed that Masahiko Kimura was the only person who trained harder than him.
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At least, that's how history tells it in broad, fairy-tale strokes: Elizabeth, the fiery princess who would usher in The Golden Age; and Mary, the desperate, haggish zealot she would have to unseat.
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The deaths of her father and daughter followed, and her remaining child, the feckless King Tommen, was co-opted first by his wife Margaery and then by a religious zealot Svengali, the High Sparrow.
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They were zealot radicals who saw African cultural objects as a powerful indictment of petit-bourgeois privilege (albeit leaving behind the sticky political problems of appropriation and a projected primitivism for us to ponder).
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Gretchen Rubin, the author of several books about making our lives better including "The Happiness Project," describes herself now as a "sleep zealot," but said that previously she struggled to prioritize rest before bed.
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Or a Republican defeat could force the Senate to confirm President Obama's choice, Merrick Garland, whom conservative groups have portrayed as an anti-gun zealot but whose actual record on the issue is scant.
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He sat at the front of the glass box with his head cocked slightly back off his shoulders, quietly posturing, it seemed, like both the gangster he'd once been and the Muslim zealot he'd become.
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An E.P.A. led by an anti-regulatory zealot will benefit from deference from the courts, especially when he slows new initiatives, adopts lax enforcement policies, engages in collusive settlements or proposes reconsideration of past actions.
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He lurches politically from the left to the right, and by the fourth act, Stockmann, outraged by the mob's resistance to his campaign, becomes a zealot and is demonized as the enemy of the people.
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The Clinton campaign doesn't want to inadvertently play into his hands, by mounting a "flip-flop" attack that could leave voters thinking he is not as much of a zealot as he is sometimes portrayed.
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For Goldberg, that role on the show is filled by Eddie, while Sarah is the true zealot and Meyerism leader Cal (Dancy) is the pragmatist who understands that religions are also, on some level, businesses.
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He's also vocally opposed to legalized marijuana (an "anti-marijuana zealot," in the words of one activist), which could make things awkward for the eight US states (plus D.C.) that have legalized marijuana for recreational use.
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While the Queen Mother and pretty much everyone else surrounding Elizabeth dismiss him as a zealot, the Queen is intrigued, and asks Michael to invite him to the palace to give a sermon and have lunch.
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Another zealot in the White House could reverse all that, but elevating Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court would be a better way toward reversing bad policy and locking in badly needed educational and judicial reforms.
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Above the Law's Lat wrote that "the strategy of painting Barrett as some sort of a religious zealot, based on her Catholic faith and her teaching at a Catholic institution backfired" for Feinstein and the Democrats.
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The self-described "religious zealot" accused of carrying out a deadly mass shooting at a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic more than four years ago was finally indicted Monday by a federal grand jury on 68 counts.
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Unlike Robert Bork, President Ronald Reagan's failed Supreme Court nominee in 1987, Kavanaugh is more polished and less polemical, which will make it much more difficult for Democrats to paint him as a right-wing zealot.
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During Alabama's special election in 2017, the coalition built by groups like the Human Rights Campaign and the NAACP played a role in defeating anti-LGBTQ zealot Roy Moore and electing Doug Jones to the US Senate.
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The new version stars Black Panther's Michael B. Jordan as one of the book-burners, whose uncertainty about his job puts him at odds with his boss (Shape of Water villain Michael Shannon), an anti-reading zealot.
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Saucony has a wide selection of their Kinvara running shoes on sale, slashing prices by $30 on the Kinvara 8 style for women and men, while the Zealot ISO 3's are on sale for $33 off.
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Mark Meadows of the House Freedom Caucus introduced a bill requiring paper ballot receipts last year, which anti-tax zealot Grover Norquist and former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff approvingly mentioned in a Washington Post op-ed.
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Mr. Moore won in an upset, despite being attacked with millions of dollars from groups loyal to Mr. McConnell as a zealot who was removed twice from the bench for refusing to obey orders from higher courts.
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One top Sanders aide reminded me that it was, after all, Sanders, the supposed Medicare for All zealot, who in the weeks before Trump's inauguration headed rallies in an effort to save Obama's imperiled Affordable Care Act.
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Even worse was Le Duan, the little-known zealot who displaced Ho in the early 1960s as North Vietnam's chief warlord and climbed a "mountain of his people's corpses" to final victory over the South in 1975.
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He began his career as a left-wing polemicist and ended it as a zealot for American empire and the New Atheism, animated by a dogmatism that put most of the religiously faithful he disdained to shame.
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By the time Pizzagate had provoked one zealot to terrorize a DC pizza joint two years later, the delusion fostered by 12-year-olds seemed to be just another part of a larger, internet-fueled alternate universe.
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Fret Zealot Guitar Teaching Device — $199 See Details This device takes online precaution to a level you've probably never considered before: it helps you make sure nobody is accessing your data and devices by hacking into your WiFi.
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Led by Stephen Miller, a zealot who has planted lieutenants throughout the government, the Trump White House has made its anti-immigration campaign something akin to a crusade, with "the wall" along the Mexican border as its symbol.
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Ms. Clark has already served nearly 1073 years, and by virtually all accounts, the 31-year-old woman who was arrested as a fist-clenching, unrepentant zealot has become a temperate and widely admired force for good in prison.
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Ms. Clark has already served nearly 35 years, and by virtually all accounts, the 31-year-old woman who was arrested as a fist-clenching, unrepentant zealot has become a temperate and widely admired force for good in prison.
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This extends to modern-day Iowa, home to a Republican congressman and anti-immigrant zealot, Steve King, who for a while kept a Confederate flag on his desk (later removed after a Confederate flag-waver shot two Iowa cops).
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The piece explains that, after President Ronald Reagan was elected in 1980, he promptly defunded climate change research, increased coal mining on public lands, and appointed an "anti-regulation zealot" named Anne Gorsuch to run the Environmental Protection Agency.
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When we sat down with Kobach in his Topeka office for a rare interview, we learned he is some of those things and more -- a zealot who believes voter fraud exists and it is his mission to stop it.
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In the case of the travel ban, Mr. Trump is surrounded by anti-immigrant hard-liners, including his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, who donated one of his favorite staffers, a zealot named Stephen Miller, to help draft the ban.
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"The moment we saw the response to that 'Fast & Furious' video, we decided to reduce all the coverage on all the YouTubers," said Jeben Berg, a former Google executive and a partner in Zealot Networks, which owns New Rockstars.
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And while Austen's novels are full of awkward gentlemen and charming cads, Tom Hardy's character James Delaney is something else entirely—a mentally unstable zealot who speaks mostly in grunts and growls and who practices both black magic and cannibalism.
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As Socialist Party Chairman Inejiro Asanuma began speaking, a fanatical right-wing student zealot named Otoya Yamaguchi, armed with a razor-sharp samurai sword, ran on stage with full force into Asanuma, plunging the weapon into the politician's stomach and heart.
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The source, who confirmed the target is Itaú, said the raids mark a new phase of Operation Zealot, which investigates the alleged involvement of banks and companies in the bribing of Brazilian tax auditors to waive or reduce tax payments.
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Sorrow descends on "Wilderpeople" soon after it opens, leaving Uncle Hec and Ricky first unmoored and then on the run in the bush, where they're chased by a social services zealot, Paula (Rachel House), and her minion, Andy (Oscar Kightley).
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For a person who may have heard that vitamin C can supposedly impart a glow, but who may be on a budget or is not plugged into the skin care zealot community, Amazon is often the first place they turn.
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Ideal for the solo traveler or selfie zealot, the ARMOR-X Mini Flexible Phone Tripod can be wrapped around branches, posts, or railings, or set up on any surface — even bumpy, uneven ones — on your quest for the perfect angle.
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He was Perelmann's son, Perelmann's biographer, Perelmann's philosophical interlocutor, Perelmann's estate executor, Perelmann's publicist, Perelmann's usurper, Perelmann's housekeeper, Perelmann's zealot, Perelmann's annihilator, Perelmann's designated philosophical heir, Perelmann's defector, Perelmann's librarian, Perelmann's gene carrier, Perelmann's foot soldier, Perelmann's betrayer, and Perelmann's doppelgänger.
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In short, the image of Strzok that emerges after this new report is not that of an anti-Trump zealot, but rather, a government employee who may have been willing to work on and support projects that could undermine his preferred political outcomes.
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The tax probe, known in Brazil as "Operation Zealot," alleges that some of Brazil's largest companies bribed members of the CARF, a Finance Ministry body that hears appeals on tax disputes, to get favorable rulings that reduced or waived the amounts owed.
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" She also says that it pays off to be a zealot about your skincare, sharing "I'm religious about cleaning my whole face, taking the makeup off, putting moisturizer on, putting everything on, especially at night because that's when your body can regenerate itself.
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In fact, he had stopped talking before he was read the warning, and the F.B.I.'s methods, including enlisting the help of his family, were successful: In just a few weeks, the committed zealot started cooperating and provided a wealth of intelligence.
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"I wouldn't want to sound too much like a zealot when I say that flavor and quality over quantity certainly help with that," says Jeremy Danner, a brand ambassador and on-premise specialist for the St. Louis-based 21943 Hands Brewing Company.
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Over the course of these experiences I've been rehearsing all the reasons to think that it's useless to try to have a civil conversation with a zealot, that you've just got to exile them, or confront them with equal and opposite force.
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It feels strange saying this, but I think I was able to appreciate the fight sequence work in The Punisher more in season two because I knew what to expect, and because its zealot villain makes it feel more heightened than season one.
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A bigger one, it must be admitted, is that Mr Jones's opponent is a gay-hating, Muslim-baiting, religious zealot, who has twice been removed from his position as Alabama's chief justice for disregarding the constitution in favour of his interpretation of the Bible.
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"People who want me to be a Christian zealot say, 'It's crazy right-wing Christians desperate to reach millennials,' and people who hate it think I am part of a leftist agenda to dumb down society and turn religion into a joke," the author said.
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"The goal is self-annihilation, becoming one with the divine," said executive producer Reza Aslan, a popular historian and theologian who wrote the New York Times bestseller Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth and briefly had a show about religion on CNN.
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This association tainted them in the decades that followed, especially after so many British and Indian soldiers died fighting the Axis powers in World War II. Another serious blow came in 1948, when a Hindu nationalist zealot assassinated Mohandas Gandhi, modern India's saintly father figure.
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Again, the operating principle was that of the zealot: Believe the narrative regardless of the lack of evidence, squint to see justifications where there are none and then in an intoxicated frenzy of moral superiority use any weapon at hand to destroy your enemy.
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Not only did Trump wimp out and send the anti-immigration zealot Jeff Sessions out to make the announcement, he also made the sadistic and emotionally manipulative act of professing his "love" for the Dreamers last week, while moving to bring them pain this week.
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The hypocrisy and injustice become all-consuming, and our mild-mannered reverend turns into something between a hero and a zealot, a clergy robe–wearing Travis Bickle for our time (makes sense, since the writer and director here is Taxi Driver scribe Paul Schrader).
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Proscribing and punishing perceived extremists, in the absence of any clear threat to harm others, does not seem to be the best way, at least for a country which took pride in letting any zealot sound off in the street about heaven, hell and human destiny.
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Like every American, they have personal political views, but a career civil service employee will destroy his or her career if he or she becomes an active political zealot for one political party at the expense of responsibilities to support the legal policies of the elected officials.
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But these scientists point to Bannon's time as a successful turn-around manager of Biosphere 2 in the mid-1990s as proof that he understands climate science—and may not be as much of a climate denial zealot as the folks who write for his website.
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If owner James Dolan doesn't plan on standing up to Jackson—he recently promised to honor Phil's contract "all the way to the end"—and Hornacek has turned into a bona fide Triangle zealot, is there any opportunity for Knicks fans to ditch this antiquated system?
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And there's also an evil queen who learns of the twins, and as a religious zealot who worships the "darkness" (by, and I will testify to this in court if I have to, masturbating as she prays) she wants them brought to her for evil queen reasons.
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After 51 worshippers were gunned down in a mosque in New Zealand, the Times ran a column by Trevor Loudon, an anticommunist zealot based in Christchurch whose books on Barack Obama as a secret Red attracted attention in the past from conservatives in the United States.
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She described Hern as a "zealot" — someone passionate enough about providing abortions to women in need that he was willing to put up with four layers of bulletproof glass, being shot at, and losing his colleague George Tiller, who was murdered in his church by an anti-abortion extremist.
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Alas, the monk seems to have successfully won over Margaery Tyrell and King Tommen, so instead of being torn apart by a mob or a military force, the lead zealot let the queen off from her walk of atonement, faced down the Tyrell army, and found a partner on the throne.
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It moves from the zealot Mike Pence, to the weasel Paul Ryan, to anti-abortion crusader Orrin Hatch, to Rex "Russian Order of Friendship" Tillerson, to the former Hollywood producer Steven Mnuchin, who had to apologize last week for plugging "The Lego Batman Movie," for which he was an executive producer.
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Another cognitively dissonant brand-revelation capped off a wildly popular three-minute musical from 2017 (viewed 18.6 million times so far on YouTube) in which a chorus of men, women and children sing to a religious zealot in a suicide vest, telling him with righteous compassion that he has taken the wrong path.
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He wants Hoover's name stricken from the FBI's headquarters building in D.C. He is disgusted that "a racist, anti-communist zealot, who in the name of God and the American flag set out to destroy Martin Luther King, Jr." could still have his name emblazoned upon the façade of a government building.
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"A year from now you may be facing a Republican chairman using this new authority to issue subpoenas without consulting you and you may find subpoenas being issued to every left-wing NGO, every green energy crony capitalist, every ideological zealot in the bureaucracy with no opportunity for you to question or protest," McClintock said.
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He's given a device that allows him to predict the future, and when his wife and children are kidnapped, he's drawn in to rescue them, aided by a band of unlikely allies — a 13-year old girl with special abilities, a mathematician, a religious zealot, and a drug addict who was once a revolutionary Read an excerpt.
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Not only is Cordray, the former head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau who has long been vilified by Republicans as an anti-business zealot, staying neck-and-neck with his opponent, Mike DeWine, but U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown, a Democrat, is on track to keep his Ohio seat in his race against Trump-backed candidate Jim Renacci.
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Cataclysmic events like the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, the spiritual father of the nation, by a Hindu right-wing zealot in 1948, and the secession of East Pakistan to produce the sovereign state of Bangladesh in 1971, are depicted incisively by Krishen Khanna in "News of Gandhiji's Death" (203) and two dark and riveting works, "Game 1" (ca.
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And this is basically what it was like for the hour and a half between the program's scheduled beginning and the first Kanye sighting: the songs were mostly worship and there was the occasional shirtless zealot yelling about how "he is risen" and all that, but if you squinted this was the platonic ideal of a lazy end to the weekend.
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"'Run fast, break things, and we can pick up the pieces later' is O.K. until it's not O.K." Just as Nancy Pelosi urged President Trump to get more sleep so that his synapses would function better, Arianna Huffington, the first woman to go on the board of Uber and a zealot about the subject of sleep, persuaded Kalanick to meditate.
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This effort has resulted in all kinds of odd things appearing on right-wing corners of the web: out-of-context quotations from old books and articles apparently put on display to prove I'm a zealot, and photos from God knows who intended to make me out as a hypocrite (the plastic bags, for instance, and my travel by car, which, you know, burns gas).
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The Inventor doesn't really answer these questions, beyond reminding viewers that Holmes is a "zealot" whose lies are interpreted by others with a kind of purity of intention—as if believing in her mission, and the fact that she didn't actually want to do ill to others is a balm to the ways her company had already hurt users (and would continue to do so, if it resumed business unchecked).
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As Jonathan Blitzer noted for The New Yorker on August 1, Kelly distinguished himself as a zealot: In six months, Kelly eliminated guidelines that governed federal immigration agents' work; vastly expanded the categories of immigrants being targeted for deportation; threatened to abandon the Obama-era program that grants legal status to undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children; and has even broached the idea of splitting up mothers and children at the border to "deter" people from coming to the U.S. That is not the work of an apolitical man.
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