Together with his Wahhabi religious zealots, he founded Saudi Arabia.
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Democratic Party zealots can't be the only ones offering answers.
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The "remain" zealots' main "weapon of fear" was the economy.
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This is the kind of censorship practiced by religious zealots.
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Guilty!' like the religious zealots in 'Game of Thrones' chanting 'Shame!
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No mainstream Israeli politician supports this, though plenty of zealots do.
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They've been kind of zealots, in a way, for their viewpoints.
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It's no wonder "people become zealots" when they talk about diet.
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Rioting zealots had previously called for her to be hanged anyway.
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Guilty!' like the religious zealots in Game of Thrones chanting 'Shame!
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Guilty!' like the religious zealots in 'Game of Thrones' chanting 'Shame!
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Among the zealots, however, it feels more like a psychic condition.
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Zealots look to the political realm for salvation and self-fulfillment.
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Otherwise, the right to free speech becomes subservient to gun zealots.
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Guilty!" like the religious zealots in Game of Thrones chanting "Shame!
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They say that violence comes from ideological zealots, not from Islam.
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Ordinary Republicans become seething zealots; Democrats can't stop ranting about Denmark.
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Most Pakistanis are fed up with zealots blocking roads and burning cars.
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This time protests were muted, as 3,000 zealots had been locked up.
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She was forced by religious zealots to walk down the streets naked.
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"That is a result of intimidation that kept these zealots quiet," Shihabi said.
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They're not going to be partisans and they're not going to be zealots.
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In the last days of the campaign he tongue-lashed the religious zealots.
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Guilty!" about her "like the religious zealots in Game of Thrones chanting 'Shame!
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But the religious zealots behind H.B. 2 have probably not read that, either.
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In those places, Republicans simply can't win with only the zealots against immigration.
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They're not techies and they aren't your run-of-the-mill privacy zealots.
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He's not enamored of overseas dictators or the gun lobby or religious zealots.
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Let the bodices rip, "Downton Abbey" zealots: Lady Sybil is now a whore.
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He has partly reversed Mr Obama's opening to please anti-Castro zealots in Florida.
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A few Republican supply-side zealots believed that tax cuts could pay for themselves.
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Sanders zealots are "feeling the Bern" in large part because of his healthcare plan.
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Or blowing up a bunch of zealots while being tried in absentia for incest.
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The outsiders were too outside, the insiders too inside, and the zealots too zealous.
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Crypto zealots might also balk at running their decentralized apps through a…central platform.
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In the media, he argued, male leaders are often cast as power-hungry zealots.
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In God Loves, Man Kills, two innocent mutant children are slaughtered by religious zealots.
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Nonetheless, Jewish zealots venture into the al-Aqsa compound almost every day, ostensibly as tourists.
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Buyers can range from established venture capitalists and family offices to less wealthy cryptocurrency zealots.
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A bigger problem for her is the increasingly active group of radical pro-independence zealots.
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And for trying to protect the Iranian-Americans who oppose the religious zealots in Iran.
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I've always been pro-choice and felt anyone who was otherwise were angry, religious zealots.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — They call each other meddlers, warmongers, religious hypocrites, zealots and sponsors of terrorism.
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Like their parents, they were good, devout Muslims, she recalls, but they were not zealots.
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That the court did finally stand up to the zealots came as something of a surprise.
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Some of the anti-Trump zealots are now claiming that the Russians actually swung the election.
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"The METI zealots dismiss their critics as quivering in fear of alien invaders," he told me.
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The "Greatest Generation" understood that retrenchment as a foreign policy simply emboldened dictators, fascists and zealots.
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Doctors should be given the microphone to discuss this, not politicians, religious zealots or untrained citizens.
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If there's one thing we've learned from the show, it's that zealots (and weddings) are dangerous.
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Offred isn't awash in a sea of zealots who can't understand why Handmaids reject their lot.
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The divinely inspired, self-righteous, rigid intolerance of religious zealots forecloses open-mindedness, compromise and acceptance.
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The bad people, the occupiers, are the unruly, armed, bearded zealots, settlers whom we cannot control.
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Freedom Caucus zealots (and their right-wing think tank backers) complained that it wasn't harsh enough.
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Thanks to its nuclear weapons and plentiful religious zealots, it poses a danger for the world, too.
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Over 70 industrial, agricultural, civil engineering and financial companies, including banks, are being probed in Operation Zealots.
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Angry at my inability to fight faith with facts, and angry that these zealots hijacked the conversation.
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So far, the world, excluding some loud privacy zealots, seems to be generally pleased with the exchange.
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The zealots want to hold managers personally liable even when their employees have concealed the illegal conduct.
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Let's also bear in mind what it is that makes some venture capitalists Bitcoin zealots: pure greed.
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This creates the perception that the judiciary is peopled with zealots who are indifferent to law and justice.
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You have the founders and the core hundred or 2.03 zealots and they are 100 percent aligned, right?
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Over the centuries, the monks have managed to see off everyone from greedy looters to hostile religious zealots.
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The ranchers, meanwhile, challenged the standing of the cowboy-hatted anti-government zealots claiming to speak for Oregon.
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George H.W. Bush was equally careful to make room for neoconservative hawks, supply-side zealots and religious conservatives.
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Many of the anti-Trump zealots are as crude, ageist, anti-Semitic and threatening as pro-Trump extremists.
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To be clear, this means the address of our organization is available for anti-abortion zealots to target.
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He predicted that the Zealots would ultimately be defeated because they lack the sophistication to use modern technology.
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Oates's Dunphys are an exemplar of liberal, educated prejudices against folk like them: They are undereducated religious zealots.
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The closest event to a confrontation came when pro–Donald Trump religious zealots parked in a public square.
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Hundreds have been killed by zealots and their places of worship have been targeted; thousands more have fled Pakistan.
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It's a welcome move — promoting freedom of speech while denying these zealots the right to hijack Facebook's viral machinery.
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If environmental zealots and sycophants get their way, you won't be allowed to sip it through a plastic straw.
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To this day, there is a website for Sea-Monkey zealots, who exchange Sea-Monkey lore and kitschy enthusiasms.
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The order came amid widespread reports of beatings and acts of terror inflicted by the youthful zealots upon Chinese.
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And race zealots have, for me and everyone who looks like me, had a profound genocidal impact for centuries.
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Clark has been our family protector, making political canvassers and religious zealots think twice about knocking on our door.
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Until Democrats decide to sideline their elitist zealots and elect more centrist candidates, Tuesday's results will be an aberration.
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The occasional outcry over the presence of nonbelievers from religious zealots was outweighed by a welcoming and hopeful majority.
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I got another job where many anti-government zealots go, right back into government, at the state wildlife department.
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Mass rallies were organized calling for his arrest, with some zealots demanding that the governor be put to death.
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Even if the five activists reappear, they will face the wrath of zealots who want instant justice for blasphemers.
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During the Arab Spring, he joined protests, but now an autocratic regime rules while zealots seethe in the slums.
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If the fantasy that Democrats are all zealots were reality, the primary campaign would have turned out quite differently.
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Fred Rogers might have been capable of showing partisan zealots how to listen and get along with one another.
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With the resistance fighting against the totalitarian regime, it's (hopefully) only a matter of time before the religious zealots fall.
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This is unlikely to shake off the Trump zealots, that 35% of the Republican primary base who seem unshakably committed.
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Oh, and there's a new evil threat to deal with: an alien race of violent religious zealots called the Kett.
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Parliamentary scrutiny will reduce the chance that Britain adopts a hardline version of Brexit on the say-so of zealots.
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But he clearly does not feel confident enough, despite his lead in the polls, to stand up to the zealots.
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Despite what the zealots say, there's lots of data suggesting humans can survive — and even thrive — on myriad eating patterns.
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Maybe that's just because the perfect eye cream — the one that turns all the naysayers into zealots — doesn't yet exist.
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The idea of a guaranteed job faces some tough opposition—and not just from free-market zealots and corporate profiteers.
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He's more concerned with shoring up support from Brexit zealots, than protecting jobs, rights, and our keeping our country together.
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Modern religious zealots who still promulgate scriptural creation myths as true when they know better are, however, a different matter.
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If you were a public-school teacher, besieged by privatizers, union-busters, zealots and profiteers, you might be touchy, too.
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It is alarming that hostile zealots occupy vital positions, and many among them counteract the intended values of their agency.
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Operation Zealots 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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And while protesters threaten and picket Planned Parenthood — and too often, zealots and terrorists attack it — Congress votes to defund it.
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But social-media platforms also offer a space where zealots can reinforce each others' views, says Brendan Nyhan, a political scientist.
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British commentator Matthew D'Ancona even characterized the DUP as a "group of homophobes, zealots and creationists" in the New York Times.
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When "Never Trump" zealots routinely demean millions of Americans as "rubes" (or "deplorables"), Trump voters become incensed and ready for battle.
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And we didn't listen to the zealots and we didn't listen to the extremists and we didn't list to the naysayers.
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Shana discovers that her sister is afflicted, and follows her to protect her from religious zealots as she begins walking... somewhere.
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Thirdly, some zealots (albeit fewer than usual) have claimed that the hurricanes are divine punishment for behaviour of which God disapproves.
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But just like real religion, not all Septons and Septas (the clerics of the Faith) are zealots like the High Sparrow.
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I guess that's what happens when a bunch of wide-eyed religious zealots try to guess at the mind of god.
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" In another tease, the magazine throws in "right-wing zealots taking over the legislature even as the state's demographics shift leftward.
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While tensions between the Sanders diehards and the MAGA zealots never boiled over, the dynamic of the weekend was painfully oppositional.
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Like most open source technologies that went commercial, the dedicated zealots will complain and the established players will pivot into profitability.
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It should perhaps come as no surprise that zealots would resort to using a budgetary maneuver to fundamentally change national policy.
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Ingeniously, it rethought the Cylons as monotheistic zealots, murderous but with a culture and ideals that could not be easily dismissed.
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This field attracts zealots as well as debunkers, and many Americans remain deeply skeptical that the phenomenon exists as popularly portrayed.
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Having conspired to install religious zealots in positions of power to consolidate her authority and isolate the influence of Queen Margaery (Cersei's son is technically the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms, but he listens to either his mom or his wife Margaery on everything), she soon found herself overthrown by said zealots, who effectively took over the kingdom.
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A more normal Saudi Arabia should moderate the Islamic world, by example and because the flow of petrodollars to zealots would slow.
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Their lamentations were also a coded attack on ultra-leftist zealots who were circling the ailing Mao, now that Zhou was gone.
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Mr Bolsonaro heads a ramshackle alliance of populist-nationalists (notably two of his sons), religious zealots, business lobbies and the security forces.
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The charges filed are a follow-up of a broader police inquiry, known as "Operation Zealots," into kickbacks by companies through lobbyists.
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Those inclined to compromise or, God forbid, cross the aisle on occasion are susceptible to primary challenges from zealots on the right.
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He needs to ignore the advice he gets from zealots like Ann Coulter, and govern instead with an eye toward solving problems.
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ON JUNE 17th Radiohead, a British rock band, played an unexpected cameo role in Turkey's increasingly bitter conflict between secularists and zealots.
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Most voters are realists, not zealots, the thinking goes; by embracing pragmatism, presidential candidates like Klobuchar can win over this silent majority.
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Children of the Enlightenment, with its veneration for observable truths, most went through the social forms of church attendance, but weren't zealots.
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Pharrell Apple Music | TIDAL This version of JAY-Z is the biggest reason why I told the zealots to exit the building.
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As for Finkielkraut, Sand's effort to liken him to the racists and anti-Dreyfus zealots of circa 1900 seems to me grotesque.
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In the United States, he said, people don't trust government because the country was founded by religious zealots who fled British persecution.
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The fearmongering from the fake news media and free-market zealots misses the mark on why President Trump is fighting for these tariffs.
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Donald Trump, of course, is much, much worse — an incurious, self-absorbed man-child surrounded by calculating zealots of all the nastiest stripes.
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Mixed into this sweet and sour brew are the carnival barkers, the mystics and zealots, all joined here for this uniquely American event.
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The ideological zealots who have brought the country to this sorry pass are impostors who are waiting for their bluff to be called.
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The extremist zealots took on a murderous rage that Josephus describes as an unfortunate aberration of Jewish tradition and a reign of terror.
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Zealots from a group called Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan took to the streets, demanding Ms Asia's execution no matter what the courts said.
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The last thing we need these days is more cause for frothy fanboy zealots to rally to the defense of multibillion-dollar corporations.
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He is also willing to entertain — and to entertain his audience with — the possibility that the zealots and crackpots may be onto something.
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And then there's the perennial — and perennially unworthy — cause of "freeing" Palestine, for which there never is a shortage of credulous campus zealots.
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In 1980, aided by the Baptist minister Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority, the pro-life zealots took control of the Republican Party's platform committee.
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ULTRAS can be political zealots, as they've been clued in the past, or they can also be particularly intimidating fans of soccer teams.
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These proposals are a powerful response to the anti-government zealots who have hogtied Congress into inaction on anything besides futile, partisan investigations.
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You might have to rid an area of zombies by burning off their nests or clear out some camps full of violent religious zealots.
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Like the Rorschach zealots are seen dismantling watches in the first episode, Veidt seems to be planning something, as he restarts the stopped watch.
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Through laws, hectoring and "cow protection" squads, zealots have tried to prevent all Indians from eating beef or even exporting it to other countries.
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When the zealots on whom he depends for power in the Knesset push for annexation of the occupied territories he resists, to some extent.
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Even worse, tobacco harm reduction products (THP) and other industry methods to mitigate health dangers are being attacked and undermined by anti-smoking zealots.
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Anti-smoking zealots refuse to acknowledge the benefits of THR products, despite overwhelming evidence that these products are significantly less harmful than combustible cigarettes.
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For zealots, territory is no longer as important as continuing to fight, and defeats are simply tests to determine who is a true believer.
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And if I do that, then those five young zealots who killed those hostages would triumph in a way they could never have imagined.
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And then (in a surprising twist) Margaery Tyrell seems to support the High Sparrow, the leader of religious zealots who've taken over King's Landing.
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Offline, Sloomoo's slime zealots are working hard to spread the joy, attempting the near impossible — to create a space as uninhibited as the internet.
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What if the scourge of false news on the internet is not the result of Russian operatives or partisan zealots or computer-controlled bots?
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But they have been targeted online by a disparate group that includes paranoid zealots, people selling alternative therapies and those who just want clicks.
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We can also refer to the last real caliphate on earth, which was much more refined than the zealots who emerged in its absence.
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The main stone altar, a flat disk about 20 feet across and raised about two feet off the ground, was smashed by Mao's zealots.
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The devout — including the zealots among them — are Bangladeshi, too, and need a chance to participate more fully, and with dignity, in national life.
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Thus, partisan zealots labeled Hillary Clinton not just the familiar Trumpian "crook," but a "socialist" as well — the hated S-word in Brighton Beach.
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Shelby goes to the front of the line and obviously will say anything to satisfy the most extreme of the anti-gun-control zealots.
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Some might criticize Greta and her fellow climate crusaders as zealots or as short sighted, just as many said that about the Parkland students.
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The probe and subsequent charges against Safra stemmed from a broader police inquiry known as "Operation Zealots," focused on kickbacks paid by companies through lobbyists.
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But the jihadists have set a horrifying precedent: that zealots can raise an army by telling young men that their most savage impulses are holy.
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Violent zealots, such as the shooter who killed six Muslims in a Quebec City mosque to protest Mr Trudeau's welcoming of refugees, are even rarer.
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Fierce competition, constant persecution from law enforcement, and smear campaigns from religious zealots threaten the upward mobility that she and her daughters/workers are after.
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On Thursday, police raided the headquarters of one of Brazil's largest steelmakers Gerdau SA in an investigation over suspected tax evasion know as "Operation Zealots".
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And as someone who lost his own country to a small but powerful group of religious zealots, I genuinely worry about the future of Israel.
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While most people who protest abortion reject violence, among their ranks are zealots who believe that the perceived killing of embryos and fetuses justifies murder.
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It played a key role in, for example, the promotion of anti-vaccine zealots on Facebook, and the growth of Alex Jones' audience on YouTube.
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This Monday, at a cartoon and caricature contest where the only goal was to make fun of President Trump, the zealots were back in force.
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This was obvious pandering to regressive generals and right-wing zealots as well as an effort to shift the focus from his dysfunctional White House.
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He commands attention not through conservationist pieties but with the way his forest-killers and tree-loving zealots are equally off-kilter and contradiction-filled.
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Not: How do we bring peace to this region in a way that gives primacy to the demands of Israeli, Palestinian or evangelical Christian zealots?
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As factories closed and services withered, some free-market zealots in Moscow suggested that the city be put out of its misery and shut down.
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But do they believe Facebook ought to provide a platform for anti-vaccine zealots to congregate and hijack Facebook's viral machinery to recruit new followers?
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In private gatherings he was known to use improbable metaphors — likening Maoists and Nazis, for example, to religious zealots and extolling them as effective leaders.
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I know this riles the zealots in both camps, but most people just don't have the luxury of being religious about these kinds of things.
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Mr Marshall's contribution is a riveting account of the losers as well, the English zealots and cynics who wanted a better world or an unchanging one.
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As you explore Hope County, you'll rescue townsfolk, reclaim cult outposts, and just generally annoy the gun-toting zealots of Eden's Gate by ruining their plans.
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Rao's failure to stop Hindu zealots from razing the medieval Babri mosque after a political rally in 1992 has long been a stain on his memory.
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In her case, the anti-abortion zealots outside didn't just exacerbate what was already a trying situation—they also posed a serious threat to her safety.
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While Mike Pence may dream of a future where women's personal decisions rest solely in the hands of white male religious zealots, we're not there — yet.
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While both women were, on paper, homemakers for the majority of their adult lives, they were also autodidacts, published writers, and zealots of a distinct sort.
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"Brexit zealots like Johnson don't seem care that many thousands of people will lose their jobs," Naomi Smith, CEO of Best For Britain, told Business Insider.
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In 2008, a leaked briefing from Britain's domestic security service, MI5, found that far from being religious zealots, many involved in terrorism were not particularly observant.
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But the US war zealots made a grave mistake in their calculation and eventually met with an ignominious defeat at the hands of the Korean people.
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Instead, zealots of a different sort owned the day: families, university students and workers armed with vuvuzelas and draped in national flags cheering the Iraqi team.
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Even the most extreme zealots and fanatics can often compartmentalize their irrationality so that they believe nonsense in some fields, while being eminently rational in others.
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Those zealots are like the intimidating people that surround you in yoga class where you can barely Downward Dog but they're chillin' in a Scorpion Pose.
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Mr Akin was inspired to make the movie after reading in 2013 that a gay-pride event in Tbilisi had been harassed by thugs and zealots.
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In November, a Supreme Court decision handed Hindu groups control of a contested site where a 16th-century mosque was razed by Hindu zealots in 1992.
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That is why he should be applauded for sticking to his guns, despite blowback from free-market zealots who value ideological purity over actual American jobs.
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Last week, the editor in chief of Haaretz, Aluf Benn, warned that Greater Israel zealots have moved to control the news media, schools, courts and army.
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"In just a few years, pro-abortion zealots went from 'safe, legal, and rare' to 'keep the newborns comfortable while the doctor debates infanticide," said Sen.
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"In just a few years pro-abortion zealots went from 'safe, legal, and rare' to 'keep the newborns comfortable while the doctor debates infanticide," said Sen.
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I like these moves: they take away "freedom of reach" from anti-vaccine zealots and other folks looking to cultivate troll armies by hijacking Facebook's viral machinery.
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There are zealots that worship a giant mutated catfish, slavers, hunters, and willful fighters who are just trying to get by in swamplands, deserts, forests, and cities.
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Throughout the years, I got used to Torun being mocked as a home of religious zealots and backwardness rather than the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus and gingerbread.
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With the Trump administration literally stacked with extreme anti-women's health zealots, we can expect even more attacks on access to birth control and safe, legal abortion.
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But if those youthful zealots refused to meet people in the confusing situations where they really were, they might find themselves preaching to an ever-smaller audience.
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Inspired by Adam Leith Gollner's 2008 book of the same title, Yung Chang follows zealots pursuing the exotic and the succulent to the ends of the earth.
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I had been taught to see all Palestinians as willing to murder me, to murder a baby, with no provocation, an inferior race of fire-eyed zealots.
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You become radicalized when you think that the world has ceased to care, and that in joining a shadowy band of zealots you might make a difference.
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According to Bill Harper, a Two Rivers parent of a five-year-old and a seven-year-old, those fears are being tested by anti-abortion zealots.
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He said he read nettlesome news accounts of federal investigators and banking officials charging that some Black Hebrew zealots had stolen or embezzled from banks and businesses.
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And abortion providers worry about even one of those zealots being emboldened by a political environment that's spawned extreme anti-abortion legislation around the country this year.
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Denuding platforms of human editors while entrusting recommendations to algorithms has been a boon to bad actors of all kinds, from anti-vaccine zealots to foreign agents.
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The "Zealots" probe worsened the political climate in Brazil as a larger corruption scandal, "Operation Car Wash," helped drive the country into its worst recession on record.
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In it, revolutionary (and maybe some sort of religious saint) Heliose and her allies try to break free from the control of the zealots that control their land.
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Yet, although the bearded zealots are wary of football, they have a soft spot for the sound of willow on leather, even founding a national team in 2000.
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There, again, amid firecrackers and songs, Mr. Morales and his surrogates portrayed the president as a savior without whom Bolivia would be carved up by right-wing zealots.
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But it's also a myth that the individuals who gravitated to radicalism or to join ISIS in Syria were religious zealots who knew their Quran through and through.
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The government's need for a Muslim partner has grown more acute in the past couple of years since young zealots, mostly of Moroccan origin, began leaving for Syria.
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A few fellow zealots have described him as a "martyr," but scholars and pundits have recognized, tacitly or otherwise, that he was asking for something awful to happen.
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It's not hard for anti-gay zealots to find a foothold for violence in certain countries, particularly where they can find common cause with Nazi and nationalist groups.
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Thursday's operation was part of an inquiry, known as "Operation Zealots," into kickbacks by companies through lobbyists to tax officials in return for waiving tax debts and fines.
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It is of the nature of declining powers to imagine foes, to flail, to produce zealots, to embark on doomed wars, to flex the atrophying muscles of dominance.
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While pro-democracy protesters have in the past sometimes mocked Christian activists as zealots, many people of differing beliefs have rallied behind church leaders in the recent protests.
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Without her father to keep her in check, Cersei sought to strike against the Tyrells by arming a movement of religious zealots that arrested both Margaery and Loras.
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Riding behind my grimaces, of course, has been a moral judgment — that these upper-middle-aged exercise zealots are clear cases of modern-day self-care gone wild.
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When he was in office, Mr. Obama painted Republicans as zealots ready to sacrifice Medicare, education and other priorities on the altar of tax cuts for the rich.
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It was a wild card and an unexpected hit, and it mainstreamed an idea that had already been taking hold among Silicon Valley biohackers and human optimization zealots.
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Zealots for Brexit are unhappy that Prime Minister Theresa May has negotiated for a period of "implementation," during which the UK will continue to comply with EU rules.
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Once again, tax cut zealots are arguing that such a reduction in capital gains taxes, which could be enacted without the approval of Congress, will pay for itself.
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Then there is the BJP's plan to finish the job begun by Hindu zealots in 1992 by building a temple on the site of the mosque they demolished.
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On LGBTQ rights, Trump has taken away protections for LGBTQ students, issued a ban on trans servicemembers, and pushed anti-gay zealots into lifetime positions as federal judges.
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For American trade negotiators, the industrial zones dotting the occupied territories would have the same status as the high-tech industry in Tel Aviv, just as settler zealots insist.
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Trump, meanwhile, has installed the most anti-science group of zealots imaginable to run his scientific agencies, and the current Congress has shown no interest in fighting their agenda.
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The movement has changed dramatically from its founding by rural Pashtun religious zealots backed by Pakistan, when Taliban followers were educated largely in the madrassas of Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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The fact that anti-vaccination zealots can meet online is an internet problem; the fact that Facebook recommended that new mothers join anti-vaccination groups is a platform problem.
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It has uploaded some of these atrocities to social media in an effort to recruit extremists and religious zealots to its ranks and inspire similar attacks around the globe.
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As reprehensible as all this is, the Hindu zealots who staff Mr Modi's electoral machine complain that he has not done enough to advance the Hindu cause (see article).
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The zealots who hack atheists to death in Bangladesh (see article) are far more frightening than the American students who shout down speakers with whom they disagree (see article).
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And I'll tell you why not: Because when you roll up with assault rifles and kill the security guards protecting a group of Sonata-worshiping zealots, there are consequences.
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He acknowledged that "dissenters from the 'brain death' concept are typically dismissed condescendingly as simpletons, religious zealots or pro-life fanatics," and announced that he was joining their ranks.
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"Let's see the case be made, with full debate, on whether the zealots and toadies can justify repealing a rule to protect consumers against extortionate payday loans," Cordray said.
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The airwaves have been full of spineless right-wing zealots so focused on putting the win in social Darwinism that they keep accidentally saying the quiet bit out loud.
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"Let's see the case be made, with full debate, on whether the zealots and toadies can justify repealing a rule to protect consumers against extortionate payday loans," Cordray continued.
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"This cowardly move by the Secretary of State proves that Missouri's anti-abortion zealots understand that they're acting against the wishes of the majority," Rothert said in a statement.
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IT IS less than four years since the homicidal zealots of Islamic State (IS) stood on the doorstep of Baghdad, their black flag already fluttering over several other Iraqi cities.
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Local zealots were quick to ban the film and issue a fatwa against the filmmaker, accusing her of violating the values of Islam and wishing violence and failure upon her.
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The contrast was intended to underscore what Russia sees as its underappreciated role in helping Syrian forces liberate Palmyra from zealots and fighting on the side of civilization against barbarism.
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Zealots might argue that he can be impeached and removed as a justice of the Supreme Court for perjury committed during his confirmation hearing to serve on the high court.
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Mr. Sanders has since changed his position to favor repeal of the law; the Republican candidates, needless to say, continue to pander to gun rights zealots and duck the issue.
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They were zealots and also well-educated British gentlemen, which set the tone for what Andersen identifies as a distinctly American endeavor: propping up magical thinking with elaborate scientific proof.
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During the Cultural Revolution of 1966-76, when sacred sites were razed by Maoist zealots and countless priests and monks were harried to death, the temple became a primary school.
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And so in the dark of one recent night, after months of protests by religious zealots, construction workers fell upon the Supreme Court's Lady Justice with cranes and unceremonious vigor.
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First, Representative John Conyers of Michigan, one of the seven "zealots," had co-sponsored a quixotic resolution to impeach President Nixon even before the Watergate break-in of June 1972.
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First, Representative John Conyers of Michigan, one of the seven "zealots," had co-sponsored a quixotic resolution to impeach President Nixon even before the Watergate break-in of June 1972.
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Chance of death: 63.64% The High Sparrow and his religious zealots are living pretty high and mighty in King's Landing now, but you know who else is quickly regaining her power?
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Chance of death: 63.64% The High Sparrow and his religious zealots are living pretty high and mighty in King's Landing now, but you know who else is quickly regaining her power?
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They cover murder after murder, each time with new hiccups, and with external aggravation ranging from the zombie-killing Knights of Serbia to religious zealots who see Sheila as a savior.
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"France is tearful, sorrowful, but it is strong and will be always more than the zealots who now want to hit her," he said in a tweet following the press conference.
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But then, as the travails of the entire Republican Party make clear, the middle ground between the new breed of zealots and the traditional Republicans has long since ceased to exist.
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Nazis have served us in games and film as the most convenient punching bag for righteous zealots of liberal democracy, because the question are Nazis worth fighting was settled long ago.
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The new gameplay trailer for Far Cry 5 introduces us to the faces of the resistance, who are trying to liberate a small town from the clutches of murderous religious zealots.
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Meanwhile, John Boehner, the most powerful Republican elected official from 2008 to 2015, resigned in frustration last year and is now saying his party has been captured by idiots and zealots.
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The Labour Party is not so much an organised political group as a battlefield between two rival ones: Jeremy Corbyn's gang of far-left zealots and the parliamentary party of moderates.
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The caricature The broader stroke of historical legend and testimonials of revered intellectuals should serve as the true meaning of the prophetic model, not a caricature purported by throat-slitting zealots.
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The agenda of power at any price gave conservatism a cynical, even nihilistic strain—Goldwater and Reagan were honest zealots by comparison—but the essential ingredients had been there all along.
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Finally, there were the followers of what Josephus terms "the fourth philosophy," theocratic zealots who believed that the Jews should not be governed by any human ruler, but only by God.
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"Let's see the case be made, with full debate, on whether the zealots and toadies can justify repealing a rule to protect consumers against extortionate payday loans," Cordray said in January.
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He's got a lot to holler about in Panos Cosmatos's Mandy, a psychedelic occult horror vengeance film involving apocalyptic bikers, niche religious zealots, a giant crossbow, and a homemade battle ax.
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" And he also responded to his critics on Twitter, saying he was "reveling, not whining" and "I'm proud of taking an unpopular, principled position that gets me shunned by partisan zealots.
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" It was then that Arthur referred to the detainees as "Islamic zealots" and said they would be released from Guantanamo when they declared an end to their war against the "infidels.
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Some of these women will be humiliated by the failures of their flesh, but the real shame belongs to sanctimonious zealots in Washington who don't have a clue what they're doing.
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Most people start with Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, which is her semi-autobiographical coming-out tale, and is great—but also a huge bummer and full of religious zealots.
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Americans often like to pretend that Iran doesn't have a political system and is instead an undifferentiated mass of anti-American religious zealots bent on building a bomb to challenge America.
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Too many zealots on either side of the spectrum believe a version of one of these, and it'd be great to see Americans move on from screaming them at one another.
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But, while she came from another country, Wigmore followed in the footsteps of the American dietary zealots who came before her: Sylvester Graham, John Harvey Kellogg, Horace Fletcher, and so many more.
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Lyse MacAllister is now in charge of the Echo Park coven, and she's dealing with a clash against anti-magic zealots known as The Flood, who are beginning to sweep the world.
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At the moment, Donald Trump's list of presidential appointments looks like Murderer's Row, if Murderer's Row was stocked with rabid anti-science zealots instead of men who smacked balls for a living.
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People struggling with addiction, celebrities and laypeople trying to find meaning in their lives, and Silicon Valley zealots obsessed with the metrics of self-actualization have all found their way to ayahuasca.
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Already hardline groups associated with the party have reignited their campaign for a temple to the god-king Rama at a site where Hindu zealots razed a 16th-century mosque in 1992.
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This forecast relied on the True Believer Rule, which explains the behavior of zealots who push ahead in the service of their own belief system, often regardless of old and new facts.
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And it is a cabal of anti-Trump zealots who used to sit atop the intelligence agencies who have decided to leverage those positions as part of the Democrat, anti-Trump resistance.
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Mr. Trump's announcement last summer was an attempt to reverse that Obama-era policy — and a clear effort to pander to Vice President Mike Pence, other right-wing zealots and regressive generals.
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If there was a gun culture of Second Amendment zealots, there was also an opposing gun-control culture made up of people who knew little about guns except that guns were bad.
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Not far from Bishop Guo's cathedral is Shangwan Village, the burial site of a Catholic priest named Miu Zishan who was persecuted by Communist zealots in the 1960s and died shortly after.
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In the film, a father (Michael Shannon) rescues his young son (Jaeden Lieberher) from a cult and flees the authorities and angry zealots to keep the boy and his special powers safe.
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Any word or action that is seen to cause offense to any religious group — in fact, anything construed as insulting a religious figure — can make you an open target for religious zealots.
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As for how she really feels about Kraus — seemingly furious, and definitely determined to spike his chances to be the Bachelor — that's up to his devoted internet army of zealots to tweet about.
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Children are back at school, to the delight of parents who had kept them at home after the city fell to IS rather than send them off to be indoctrinated by homicidal zealots.
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Die-hard zealots and canonical plots long precede the internet, of course, but internet fandom made "stans" and talk about how "it's canon" part of the day-to-day experience of consuming culture.
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Gaining prominence in Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale, the notorious character actress has earned a reputation, as well as an Emmy, for getting into the minds of antagonistic zealots and delivering disturbingly convincing performances.
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Trump ran on an explicitly pro-cop platform, and has been installing tough-on-crime zealots like Sessions—who doesn't like consent decrees, by the way—in the top levels of his administration.
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India's Supreme Court awarded the site of a mosque in the city of Ayodhya that was demolished by Hindu zealots in 1992 to Hindus planning to build a temple to the god Rama.
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While the players are mostly white, there are also two Asian teammates: Julie Mihn Kaling, adopted by white religious zealots, and Sue Yoon, who will get naked at the drop of a hat.
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Facebook's added value for advertisers is how much it knows about its users; WhatsApp's founders were pro-privacy zealots who felt their vaunted encryption had been integral to their nearly unprecedented global growth.
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He was the best known of a small group of rebel poets and writers who brought hope to a young generation with poetry that took on totalitarian leaders, ideological zealots and timid bureaucrats.
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But the effort to stigmatize anyone who used Christmas words, to remove even the Christmas words from sound waves and letters does reveal a deep, unacknowledged intolerance in the minds of these zealots.
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Some Americans who have firearms safely stored in their home, won't bring this topic up lest others think they are Second Amendment zealots with a basement bunker stocked for a coming ammo-pocalypse.
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"It is entirely legitimate for the American people to be deeply concerned when you've got a bunch of violent, vicious zealots who behead people," Obama told Vox's Matt Yglesias in a 113 interview.
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Various updates | A host of issues surround the brazen takeover of buildings and roads at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in southeastern Oregon over the weekend by an array of armed anti-government zealots.
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Along with his fellow climate-denial zealots in the Trump administration, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt appears hell-bent on rolling back virtually every limit on greenhouse gas emissions he can get his hands on.
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To exacerbate the matter, many of the trolls tend to write in a similar cadence as the zealots in order to push them further down the rabbit hole for, and I'm assuming here, lulz.
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Mr. Rapoport's well-known taxonomy identifies four major waves of terrorism since the 1880s: the anarchists; anticolonial activists; leftists around the time of the Vietnam War; and since 1979, religious zealots, including non-Muslims.
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Not too long ago, national Democrats were scared to advocate too forcefully for gun control -- wary that Republicans would portray them as anti-gun zealots who want to take Americans' weapons away from them.
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And on the flip side, there are the anti-porn zealots who are all too happy to use whatever information they can to harm anyone who happens to make a living in the adult industry.
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Our fear is this aspect of the ruling will be ignored by zealots in the "voter fraud" fantasy realm, who will decide to use the Husted decision to justify more draconian purges around the country.
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The third type were zealots who thought that they could go out and change the world by just going after cops, despite being cops themselves, whether it was for some personal reason or professional one.
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The vote will certainly be closer as maximalist pro-Brexit zealots within her Conservative Party, who want no accommodation with the European Union, realize their insanity could end up delivering the sanity of Britain remaining.
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" He described Kylo Ren, in "Star Wars," as "the son of these two religious zealots"—meaning Han Solo and Leia—who "can be conceived as being committed to this religion above all else, above family.
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How will she explain to the socially liberal, centrist voters whom Mr. Cameron won over during his decade-long leadership that she must now govern in partnership with a group of homophobes, zealots and creationists?
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He often seems guided only by a very attuned political antenna that has him joining forces with the religious parties and settler zealots one day and seeking a coalition with the Labor party the next.
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But turning people with mental illnesses into the exact opposite — zealots who survive only as extensions of a monstrous evil — has the incredibly othering effect of denying them the humanity afforded to all the other characters.
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On the other hand, she is at pains to rehabilitate the 17th-century Puritans who, despite their crucial role in shaping America, are remembered chiefly as the ghastly zealots of "The Crucible" and "The Scarlet Letter".
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Keeping such zealots at bay, for as long as they try to impose their beliefs by force, is an incalculable benefit to the two-thirds of Afghans (some 24m people) who live in government-controlled areas.
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"This is not time to be on the fence... Netanyahu's regime, with its radical messianic zealots and its corrupt leadership must be toppled," Barak said, in a reference to the prime minister's far-right religious allies.
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He keeps a frayed note from back then that let him make his way through the mayhem of the Cultural Revolution and pay the student zealots who beat his father to death to have him cremated.
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Editorial Donald Trump has not proved himself to be much of a talent scout; as president he has tended to pick far-right zealots, inept toadies, conflicted swamp dwellers and unqualified family members for top jobs.
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The probe, known in Brazil as "Operation Zealots," has alleged that some of Brazil's largest companies bribed members of the CARF - a Finance Ministry body that hears appeals on tax disputes - in return for favorable rulings.
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They seem to be referring to Clinton defenders in 28503, such as myself, who often criticized on TV then-Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr for his political association with right-wing, anti-Clinton zealots, which was true.
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The politics of ranchers — some for wolves, others against — and antigovernment zealots, hunting outfitters, Congress, courts and judges, and tourism operators all exert a sculpting pressure on where and how and if the wolf can live.
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The greatest danger to liberty comes not only from the zealots who set fire to reason but also from the craven government firefighters who prefer to stand back and indifferently watch the fire burn itself out.
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It is entirely legitimate for the American people to be deeply concerned when you've got a bunch of violent, vicious zealots who behead people or randomly shoot a bunch of folks in a deli in Paris.
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So why, with so many other credible, authentic, respected Muslim Americans they could choose to speak on Islam and extremism, do the government and media continue to rely on this small handful of anti-Muslim zealots?
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As a result, with few exceptions, well-established journalists missed the deeper implications of the Watergate break-in and were content to accept the Nixon White House's explanation of the event as an amateurish "caper" by zealots.
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But this week's armed standoff at a federal wildlife sanctuary in eastern Oregon is showing how far a small, determined band of antigovernment zealots with lots of big guns will go to make their potentially deadly point.
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It is the only organic populist uprising in the show—in contrast to the top-down rebellions orchestrated by Daenerys Targaryen across the Narrow Sea—and yet it is composed of a bunch of terrifying, murderous zealots.
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As more legal challenges appear before the bench, Kavanaugh is likely to recommend procedural answers that might seem moderate but in reality allow anti-abortion zealots to continue to chip away at abortion rights in the country.
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Why it matters: The same dynamics that turned many public internet forums into free-fire zones between culture war antagonists and red state/blue state zealots have begun to roil the worlds inside Silicon Valley's walled gardens.
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And so she opens her book with a potent description of black-robed zealots from 16 centuries ago taking iron bars to the beautiful statue of Athena in the sanctuary of Palmyra, located in modern-day Syria.
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Mr. Saidi, a practicing Muslim and former police officer, said that performing "Jihad" in prisons across Belgium and France for the past two years has caused him to doubt whether violent religious zealots can ever really change.
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" Conversely, The New York Times' Paul Krugman warned that Barr "is sounding remarkably like America's most unhinged religious zealots, the kind of people who insist that we keep experiencing mass murder because schools teach the theory of evolution.
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When it looked like a confrontation could happen — such as when religious zealots started yelling anti-gay, Islamophobic comments at anti-Trump protesters — police simply surrounded the instigators to keep them split from the rest of the crowd.
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These include Jalal Al-e Ahmad and the left-leaning zealots and poets who used a mix of Marxism, Islamism, the Shia tropes of martyrdom and Frantz Fanon's third-worldism to give Iran's Islamic revolution its distinctive characteristics.
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After our environment got cleaner -- thanks to technological innovation and some useful government-imposed requirements (like scrubbers in smokestacks and pollution limits on cars) -- the zealots moved on to demand bans on pipeline construction, mining and oil drilling.
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Cruz is now in the process of crafting an incoherent coalition—one half made up of right-wing zealots who adore him, the other by disheartened establishment Republicans who only support him because the alternative is so wretched.
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ACLU contributors, including some of its most generous contributors, are strong anti-Trump zealots who believe that the end (getting rid of Trump) justifies any means (including denying Trump and his associates core civil liberties and due process).
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Nimrud's palace and temples, once at the heart of an empire which stretched across the Middle East, were razed by the ultra-hardline zealots after they swept through northern Iraq in 2014, destroying historic sites they declared idolatrous.
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SAO PAULO, May 16 (Reuters) - Federal police in Brazil accused the chief executive of steelmaker Gerdau SA of corruption and money laundering as part of "Operation Zealots," an investigation into tax evasion, News site G1 reported on Monday.
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It is true that many House Democrats are zealots who would like to impeach Kavanaugh, and that the party would need only a simple majority in a Democrat-controlled House to file an article of impeachment or two.
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Trump made a bet in 2016 that by playing to the most hardline elements of his party -- the anti-immigration activists, the conservative evangelicals, the NRA aficionados, the climate change skeptics and the deregulatory zealots -- he could win.
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Like "ex-gay" zealots who warn against the evils of homosexuality from the dark side of their own mental closets, Gibbons didn't dial down his intensity: He simply switched his act from pleasure-seeker to self-appointed preacher.
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The show's obsession with clocks and how the Rorschach zealots use them seems to indicate that the Seventh Calvary is planning a big event, perhaps some kind of revenge to avenge the plan that Rorschach was unable to stop.
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People walking into an abortion clinic endure angry zealots yelling "murderer!" in their faces, face carrying an unintended pregnancy when they can't access abortion care, and could be subject to prosecution if they attempt an abortion on their own.
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But it also brought me death threats, promises of eternal damnation, severed relationships with conservative or evangelical childhood friends and daily online attacks from anti-abortion zealots; all "consequences" of my choice to procure and advocate for abortion care.
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It features no religious zealots or sexual predators or dementedly ambitious overachievers, just a few souls blundering into a future whose contours they can never quite make out, looking for love and doing the best that they can. ♦
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This era was one of religious ferment, led by the so-called Observants (also known as the Zealots), who advocated a return to the strict observance of the rules of religious orders and their vows of austerity and poverty.
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The Great Recession that Mr. Obama inherited did nothing to quell nativist resentment among working-class whites, and the rise of the Tea Party pulled the Republican Party further to the right, with zealots on immigration setting the tone.
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In August, Modi revoked the special status of the Muslim-majority Kashmir region, and in November, a court ruling cleared the way for the construction of a Hindu temple on the site of a mosque razed by Hindu zealots.
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The FUD helped Linux grow from a scrappy band of misfits to a huge community of zealots and holy wars, wild speculation, and "Linux on the desktop next year" help grow the ecosystem from a hobbyist platform to an enterprise default.
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With this airstrike—which some already speculate will lead to a full-scale war—even these zealots who believe they memed the man into the world's most powerful office can't find a speck of good news buried under the rubble.
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Jeff Ruch, who directs Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, sent a fresh note about an under-appreciated risk that's building as long as federal authorities don't directly challenge the anti-government zealots who've taken over Oregon's Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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"I think the term more recently, really in the last decade or so, has become popular[ized] by these religious zealots that keep proposing that it's the end of time," says Fred Espenak, scientist emeritus of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Democrats will need to find a balance in the coming months by continuing to press for a thorough investigation without allowing President Trump to make them seem like partisan zealots who are manufacturing accusations to compensate for Hillary Clinton's loss.
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Weakened and worried, Khamenei has realized that in order to prolong the survival of his regime, he has to reduce ranks to zealots to eliminate chances of major cracks in the political system which would lead to the regime's total collapse.
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But two days later, talking to an interviewer on national TV, not gun zealots at a convention, he backed away from his vow earlier this year to ban all gun-free zones in schools on Day 1 in the White House.
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He was one of the last of the old-school Republicans who treated fiscal responsibility seriously; his White House tenure coincided with the takeover of the party by tax-cutting zealots who deemed balanced budgets something only suckers worried about.
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In addition to Operation Zealots, which is probing suspected kickbacks at dozens of companies, Brazil for the past two years has been gripped by the far-reaching corruption probe around state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA, known as Petrobras.
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I started Abortion Access Front because anti-abortion zealots fill platforms like Twitter and Facebook daily with dangerous and medically inaccurate quackery that has resulted in politicians using these lies as the basis for hundreds and hundreds of abortion restrictions.
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Former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Rousseff's predecessor and political mentor, was also called for questioning in "Operation Zealots" as police are investigating whether a payment to one of his son's companies was a bribe to influence the legislation.
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The value of "The Way of the Strangers" is that it gives the lie to the notion, repeated so often in the West as to become a cliché, that ISIS zealots are betraying Islam, and that their practices are un-Islamic.
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Instead, she seeks publicity by maliciously spreading lies about the Church using the same handful of bitter zealots who were kicked out years ago for chronic dishonesty and corruption and whose false claims the Church refuted years ago, including through judicial decisions.
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In a world where authoritarian regimes (and other cruel zealots such as lynch mobs and terrorists) seem ever more confident, many might wonder how much difference to anything can be made by manoeuvres on the inside track of American politics and diplomacy.
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Hindus believe that the site in the northern town of Ayodhya is the birthplace of god-king Lord Ram and want a temple built on the ruins of a mosque that was torn down by zealots in 1992, triggering riots across the country.
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These pro-single payer zealots want to emulate the disastrous single-payer systems adopted in other countries, where program costs exceeded expectations and rose faster than predicted, price controls were enacted, rationing became necessary and higher taxes were imposed to cover ballooning costs.
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Besides a harder line on national security, BJP members will look to Modi for progress on a project to building a Hindu temple on the site of a mosque demolished by Hindu zealots in the northern holy town of Ayodhya in 1992.
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That project failed miserably, so the American zealots gave up their dreams of conversion in the Levant and instead built secular schools that propagated a distinctly Protestant and American worldview that, at the same time, wouldn't arouse the ire of the Ottoman authorities.
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In an op-ed for the National Herald, Soroor Ahmed contends that since the BJP does not have recourse to administrative and police machinery in states it does not rule, zealots have resorted to assassination plots to quash dissident voices in those places.
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The Congress — and here I really mean just a handful of members who are apparent zealots on the issue of keeping dark money dark like Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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This was no split-second decision, and was not made based on the perspective of a bunch of religious zealots, but from a very modern-day view of Islam and a belief system that he could see himself being a part of.
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While George's stunt raises the specter of one form of disaster — zealots or billionaires trying to take the climate into their own hands — many experts think the more plausible scenarios involve nation-states, perhaps driven to desperation by a rapidly changing world.
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It has also ordered the Sabarimala temple, a Hindu shrine in Kerala that draws 50m pilgrims a year, to allow women between the ages of ten and 50 to enter the temple precinct (they might affront the god worshipped there by menstruating, zealots say).
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Conservative media and pro-Trump zealots have begun flooding the internet with a conspiracy theory tied to the July 2016 murder of a Democratic National Committee staffer — just hours after the Washington Post broke the news that Trump had divulged classified intelligence to Russian representatives.
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Existential external threats have provoked the President and his party to spare no expense to fend them off with firepower, even though the battle with endlessly replicating male zealots who see fit to kill children at concerts cannot be won through brute military might.
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It is just an empty shell, selling pieces of itself to the highest bidders, — policy by policy — a little to the Tea Party over here, a little to Big Oil over there, a little to the gun lobby, to antitax zealots, to climate-change deniers.
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It's hard to disagree with anything he says, because it's impossible to argue with zealots, just one more reason why the Faith Militant are the ideal villains for a show that's coasted on grinning evildoers stroking their swords in front of walk-in furnaces.
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In every case, the voices posed as Americans and presumed to speak for like-thinking fellow citizens: anti-immigration zealots, gun-rights advocates, gay rights supporters, African-American activists — and, more incongruously, dog lovers, according to the two people familiar with the sampling of advertisements.
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Also in 2013, she spoke alongside anti-abortion zealots at an event opposing the construction of a Planned Parenthood health center in New Orleans, which has provided birth control, cancer screenings, and STI testing and treatment to thousands of women since it opened in 2016.
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This is just more nonsense from anti-gun zealots who are looking to score political points by proposing legislation that would make criminals out of law-abiding citizens exercising their constitutional right to self-defense while doing nothing to deter criminals from committing crimes.
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Then vaccine opponents targeted her Liz Kowalczyk reports that physician rating sites are being bombarded by negative reviews from anti-vaccination zealots: More doctors say they are being attacked online for recommending parents vaccinate their children as part of a coordinated effort by anti-vaccine groups.
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The government, under pressure from its Hindu base to build a temple to the god-king Rama on a site where zealots demolished a 16th century mosque, said land around the disputed site could be given to the trust while the court decided the title suit.
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In an essay, "Many Lights, Not One Light," included in a new collection, DEAR ZEALOTS: Letters From a Divided Land (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $23), the Israeli novelist Amoz Oz praises this quality of Jewishness, the "anarchist core, the rebellious gene" that prompts constant interpretation, reinterpretation and counterinterpretation.
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Beyond the granular details of that crime, both men were part of a group of anti-Semitic zealots who followed a blind Egyptian sheikh, Omar Abdel Rahman, listening to his sermons on a speakerphone from abroad until they arranged to bring him to the United States.
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The citizenship bill comes after a November Supreme Court decision that handed Hindu groups control of a contested site where a 16th-century mosque was razed by Hindu zealots in 1992, paving the way for the construction of a temple there, as long promised by the BJP.
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It is in North Bend that I have arrived with my long-distance boyfriend, a rabid Twin Peaks enthusiast, who insisted we head east from Seattle to the place where zealots (boyfriend) and uninformed know-it-alls (me) alike could get a literal taste of Twin Peaks.
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DURING eight years in which a glacial chill fell on relations between the administration of Barack Obama and a series of right-wing Israeli governments, American officials talked of Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, as a political coward unwilling to stand up to zealots on his own side.
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Like ISIS, the zealots took a non-contextual view of the military successes of early Jewish leaders, murderously cleansed the holy land of Romans, infidels and apostates, and believed the end of the world was nigh with the imminent arrival of the Messiah and a war of global conquest.
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Under the guise of cooperation between federal agencies, the general counsel's office was pursuing its own agenda, taking its cues from "campaign finance reform" lobbyists and often acting at their behest — liberal zealots who unsurprisingly targeted Republican and conservative candidates, groups, and activists at the FEC and the IRS.
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About a year and a half ago, the former British prime minister Tony Blair made a penetrating, if bleak, observation about the West's 21st-century attempts to deal with the Arab world and the miseries that keep bursting out from its ceaseless contest between corrupt autocrats and Islamist zealots.
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In 1953, the United States helped engineer a coup against an Iranian government that represented a nascent democratic movement — a decision that boomeranged, fueling anti-American rancor and contributing to the rupture between the two countries a quarter-century later when zealots stormed the American Embassy in Tehran.
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But given its current incarnation as a conglomerate of right-wing nationalists, Randian zealots and Christian fundamentalists all laser-focused on repealing different aspects of the 20th century while consigning our children to spend their golden years in a fiery hellscape, the situation starts to look potentially cataclysmic.
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Because if Bibi is serious that his ambitions stop at what he's now gotten from Trump, then he needs a whole new domestic coalition — the ultra-zealots in his coalition will be up in arms — and a more moderate national unity government in Israel might even be possible.
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Now that President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has tweeted that he didn't tape James Comey, the anti-Trump zealots are accusing him of witness intimidation.
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For the most part, attacks on programs like the Drag Queen Story Hour have been scattershot attempts from religious groups or lone zealots — like an Iowa man who recently filmed himself burning LGBT-inclusive library books by a lake — who've been far outnumbered by supporters, and events have proceeded as planned.
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You may sometimes hear a creak when its engines switch gears, but that's only a sign that it this vast machine is speeding ever faster towards the confluence of White Walkers, dragons, religious zealots, bloodthirsty armadas, and a winter more horrific than any climate change, all converging on the Iron Throne.
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Because when the Saudi ruling family — feeling the need to demonstrate greater piety after the 1979 takeover by Islamist zealots of the Grand Mosque in Mecca — took Sunni Islam down a much more puritanical path, right when Iran's ayatollahs did the same with Shiite Islam, they changed the face and culture of Islam.
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"Older pills had estrogen in them, and those came with risks of blood clots, just like oral contraceptives—but those aren't used in Europe or Scandinavia at all anymore, and barely in the US." Finally: Apologies to all the religious zealots out there, but the morning-after pill has nothing to do with abortion.
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Antics such as those in Oregon may seem circus-like; but, says Tom Gorey of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM)—which, as the steward of much government land, is viewed by the zealots as an instrument of tyranny—they are "not funny by any stretch of the imagination" to the officials sometimes confronted by gun-toting fanatics.
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Yet, young kids in the Middle East today, driven by their own sense of injustice, are being encouraged to make stands—and in certain cases sacrifice themselves—by zealots interested in attacking and sowing terror in the West, a process that also stops their followers from reaching the true inclusive and peaceful heart of the religion.
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It finds his familiar protagonist, the brilliant Harvard professor of symbology and religious iconography Robert Langdon, embroiled once more in an intellectually challenging, life-threatening adventure involving murderous zealots, shadowy fringe organizations, paradigm-shifting secrets with implications for the future of humanity, symbols within puzzles and puzzles within symbols and a female companion who is super-smart and super-hot.
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It doesn't hurt that we came out from under our own terrifying version of Trump—a full eight years of it—to breathe in the fresh rhetoric and new car smell of our progressive PM. The Handmaid's Tale on Bravo portrays the ultimate dystopian future for our two countries with Canada as the safe haven when religious zealots turn America into the ultimate patriarchy.
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Sorry, Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE: even being Jewish won't be enough for diversity zealots, and it certainly won't sit well with the increasingly anti-Semitic part of the party of protests.
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Farage, a vocal backer of both President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE and the Brexit movement, at the time was accusing the EU of being "anti-American" and "anti-democratic zealots" in reference to European complaints about Trump's latest immigration and refugee restrictions.
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Of course, none of that might matter in the end to Mr. Trump, whose crackdown against this minority group — there are only about 2,450 transgender troops among 1.3 million active-duty members of the military — has so far reflected obvious pandering to regressive generals and right-wing zealots, as well as knee-jerk opposition to many of the enlightened policies that his predecessor put in place.
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Several investigations into his claims revealed that the footage was deceptively edited and that the reproductive health organization had engaged in no wrongdoing, but it didn't matter to the anti-abortion zealots who had rallied around his baseless accusations: "Planned Parenthood sells baby parts" became an ubiquitous anti-choice slogan, conservative politicians eagerly parroted Daleiden's accusations, and, during the primaries, every Republican candidate swore to defund the organization.
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Mr. Bush's death on Friday is also a moment to recall a less quarrelsome political order, when relations with traditional allies were more cordial than combative, when government attracted people of talent and integrity for whom public service offered a purpose higher than self-enrichment, when the Republican Party, though slowly slipping into the tentacles of zealots like Newt Gingrich, still offered room for people with pragmatic policies and sensible dispositions.
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On July 2, while much of the country was caught up in a bitter argument about whether President Donald Trump's "Salute to America" 4th of July rally was a massively egotistical and expensive folly, the entire center of Washington, DC, was overrun by hundreds of thousands of Trump zealots who had arrived by plane, train, motorcycle, and even caravans of pickups hauling horse trailers from as far away as New Mexico.
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The craziest thing to happen was the assassination of the Russian ambassador at a photo exhibition in Ankara, but there was also — and this is only a small sample — the attack by some zealots who didn't like Istanbul gallerygoers consuming alcohol, the cancellation of the Post-Peace exhibition at Akbank Sanat, and the continuing prosecution of artists Pinar Öğrenci and Atalay Yeni for their role in a peace march last year. 17.
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Ensign, who now teaches at the University of Washington, traces several years in the late 1980s when she headed up a bare-bones medical clinic for the homeless in Richmond, Va. At 25, she has studied at Oberlin and Harvard but is still beholden to the legacy of her Bible Belt family, which is "riddled with Christian zealots, ministers and missionaries" and has put her in a "sort-of-arranged marriage" to an aspiring preacher.
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Revealed: AmazonSmile helps fund anti-vaccine groups Speaking of freedom-of-reach cases, Julia Carrie Wong reports that Amazon's charity program is benefiting anti-vaccine zealots: The AmazonSmile fundraising program – through which Amazon donates 0.5% of the purchase price of a shopper's Amazon transactions to an organization of their choice – is promoted on the websites of four prominent anti-vaccine organizations: National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC), Physicians for Informed Consent, Learn the Risk, and Age of Autism.
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According to most modern scholars — and a few rabbis I called on to help me out — the story of Hanukkah is based on a historical conflict between the Maccabees and the Hellenized Jews, the former being religious zealots who lived in the hills of Judea and practiced an ancient form of guerrilla warfare, the latter being mostly city-dwelling assimilationists who ate pork, didn't circumcise their male children and made the occasional sacrificial offering to pagan gods.
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She says she sees more and more medical students seeking residency programs where they are "guaranteed a robust program in reproductive health and social justice issues" and notes that with each subsequent generation of keyed-in women's healthcare providers, they will be the first line of defense in "legitimizing family planning and abortion as well as educating the next generation"—even in the face of zealots in the medical community who fail to see their misogynistic effect on women's health.
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There are rules for what a real burger looks like, and if you don't abide by them, burger zealots will roast you over a slow fire: The cheese shouldn't be fancy, you need to be able to eat the burger while holding it in one hand, eating a slider is the equivalent to worshipping a false god, and pagans must have the same treatment that Moses gave them in the Bible (Book of Genesis, chapter 32—you know, the one with the golden calf).
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"When a man unprincipled in private life, desperate in his fortune, bold in his temper … despotic in his ordinary demeanor, known to have scoffed in private at the principles of liberty — when such a man is seen to mount the hobby horse of popularity, to join in the cry of danger to liberty, to take every opportunity of embarrassing the general government and bringing it under suspicion to flatter and fall in with all the nonsense of the zealots of the day — it may justly be suspected that his object is to throw things into confusion that he may ride the storm and direct the whirlwind," Schiff said.
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