Now that's a real problem for the global warming alarmists.
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AI alarmists may want to holster their pitchforks for now.
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The alarmists among us warned otherwise, and they were right.
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What climate alarmists say is sometimes untrue and often exaggerated.
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""Climate alarmists tend to ignore scientific evidence and encourage media hype.
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The alarmists are getting a bit ahead of the story, however.
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Totalizing, annihilating threats were for cranks, alarmists, extremists and speculating academics.
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For the climate change alarmists, fossil fuels are an easy target.
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One of those alarmists was Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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They want voters to see them as problem-solvers, not just alarmists.
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We don't want to be alarmists because we don't know what this is.
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For the climate change alarmists it's important that we stay in the argument.
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There are no social benefits ascribable to fossil fuels, according to entrenched climate alarmists.
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Icy Silence From Climate Alarmists" and "Climate Change: The Greatest-Ever Conspiracy Against the Taxpayer.
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They'll tell you climate hawks (or "climate alarmists") are hanging their arguments on unsettled facts.
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"Climate alarmists have finally admitted that they've got it wrong on global warming," Breitbart piled on.
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In fact, when you think about it, what exactly do the civil-military relations alarmists fear?
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Alarmists take the other extreme, believing that AI, regardless of its implementation, will radically change things.
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Consider how the climate alarmists assume decarbonization involves only twisting a few knobs here and there.
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Stanford's justification for rejecting Fossil Free Stanford's demand departs from the dogma of the orthodox climate alarmists.
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All of these alarmists preach that the emission of CO2 is responsible for the observed sea level rise.
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And the trade-war alarmists overlook the matchless, yet overwhelmingly neglected, leverage America holds over the global economy.
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For the French, "68" is May 1968, when alarmists feared that cobblestone-throwing students might overthrow the Fifth Republic.
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Even alarmists who have warned of a trade war as hurting U.S. exports and growth have been proven wrong.
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" When he's not offering media criticism, Smith frequently speaks on the House floor to push back "climate change alarmists.
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They, not climate scientists or activists, are the real alarmists: hyperbolic, fear-mongering, and completely divorced from scientific reality.
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Pious invokers of fiscal responsibility and hysterical debt alarmists are perfectly OK with tax cuts that explode the deficit.
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Our next stop was Hamtramck, a Muslim-majority city embedded within Detroit that alarmists in neighboring communities called Shariahville.
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Alarmists see similarities to the United States just before its housing market crashed in 2007, causing a global financial crisis.
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But the gloomy numbers he cites and those cited by his fellow alarmists depend on the assumptions that are made.
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Just as it's easy for critics to suggest that those overwhelmed by the current privacy landscape are alarmists or doomsayers.
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It's one thing for climate alarmists and global warming skeptics to fight it out in the political or scientific arena.
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One reaction to Obama has been the rise of an opposition party that is a home for xenophobes, defeatists and alarmists.
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"These alarmists always demand the same thing – absolute power to dominate, transform and control every aspect of our lives," said Trump.
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"These alarmists always demand the same thing – absolute power to dominate, transform and control every aspect of our lives," said Trump.
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Since that news, the alarmists have been out in full force, nonsensically declaring the end of marketplace finance and FinTech in general.
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If the consequences of climate change will be as catastrophic as alarmists fear, then the constitutional process becomes more important, not less.
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Let's hope our policymakers listen to the head of FERC, and not alarmists with little grounding in real world probability and practicality.
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"Climate change alarmists always predict cataclysmic events that will inevitably occur when the world's temperature rises by more than two degrees Celsius," Rep.
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A final related point is that futurists and alarmists have been warning that robots are coming for or already are taking our jobs.
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Some people tend to be hyper-anxious and consume a lot of news and be alarmists and worry a lot about the illness.
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More than simply embarrassing our intelligence professionals, the President actually dealt a blow to their credibility by casting them as either incompetent or alarmists.
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These include alarmists who charge that efforts to enable prisoners to reduce their sentences through program participation and other mechanisms will threaten public safety.
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Finally, rare earth alarmists also often point out that getting ore out of the ground is not the only step needed to ensure reliable supply.
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Without wanting to be seen as alarmists by overstating dangers, these experts think it's crucial that we question and challenge common assumptions around financial risk.
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It all has the feel of ritual now: One group of feminists will try to define sexual assault and another group will call them alarmists.
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Thankfully, President Trump saw through the rhetoric of the climate change alarmists and withdrew America from the Paris agreement, just as he said he would.
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However, despite what many climate change alarmists want us to believe, there is no general consensus on pinpointing the sole cause of global temperature trends.
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Then the three boys grew big—grew from toddling alarmists into wayward urban doofuses neurologically unequipped to perceive the risks incidental to their teen-age lives.
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On the "Energy and National Security" panel, former NASA engineer Hal Doiron and former Navy admiral Thomas Hayward talked about "climate alarmists" being a national security threat.
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"In a brief House floor speech, Smith dismissed columnist Nicholas Kristof's documentation of severe droughts in the island nation of Madagascar as hyperbole aimed at "climate alarmists.
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Climate alarmists are still running about like Chicken Little saying "The sky is falling," ice is melting, polar bears are dying and soon we'll all be frying.
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Yet, to the frustration of alarmists like Mr Smith, relatively few Australians seem to think the way to boost their incomes is to stem the influx of immigrants.
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In the wake of America's declining carbon dioxide emissions, the dire warnings issued by global warming alarmists have proven to be yet another example of environmentalists' fear-mongering.
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The U.S. president did not name anyone directly during his speech, but he did encourage those in attendance to ignore environmental "alarmists" and their "predictions of the apocalypse."
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If environmental alarmists ever wonder why more people haven't come around to their way of thinking, it isn't because people like me occasionally voice doubts in newspaper op-eds.
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"If you look at global warming alarmists, they don't like to look at the actual facts and the data," Cruz said in an interview with the Texas Tribune last year.
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"I think that the red/blue team approach advocated by Pruitt could be useful in breaking the monopoly that alarmists enjoyed during the Obama era," Fulks wrote in the email.
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Media scholars, sociologists, educational researchers, and alarmists of all political stripes were more likely to bemoan the loss of childhood than to worry about the prospect of childhood's perpetual presence.
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"Alarmists are distracting Americans from the pain the Obama administration's regulations will inflict on our economy while failing to make a significant impact on climate change," Inhofe wrote in 2015.
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Mr. Schnare does not deny that climate change is occurring, but has questioned the potential impacts and the costs of fighting it and has criticized those who disagree as alarmists.
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That effort symbolizes the interdependence that characterizes the real relationship between aging white America and increasingly diverse younger America -- no matter how hard alarmists like Carlson try to divide them.
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But in other respects they were a microcosm of our nation, then and now: they included alarmists, optimists, philosophers, bores, dealmakers, handwringers and comedians – like the 81-year-old Benjamin Franklin.
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That is, until people like President Trump come around and try to slap some sense into the climate alarmists who are still relying on big U.S. financial contributions to their cause.
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We are not being weak-kneed alarmists, and our stalwart opposition is a reaction to the rhetoric of groups that now openly proclaim how they want America to be and look.
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Western alarmists today are bashing Mr. Erdogan for his proposed constitutional referendum, claiming it will solidify his authority, even though they have a long history of supporting dictators in other countries.
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And Democrats will again play to type as mindless obstructionists and one-note alarmists — the same overheated opposition that, as the Times's Jeremy Peters reported last month, only hardens support for Trump.
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Americans voted for change in leadership, but did so knowing that the structure of American governance would not change, wisely ignoring the alarmists' predictions of the collapse of democracy and the rule of law.
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While the three coldest on the list occurred after 1980 — the approximate date when some climate alarmists stopped predicting a global ice age and started predicting a global sauna — the next six preceded 1980.
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What I do know is that the United States should not follow the path of the global warming alarmists like the Obama administration who wants us to unilaterally handicap...industry with over-burdensome EPA regulations.
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Our president and his functionaries across the federal government, however, persist in trumpeting the view of more radical climate alarmists who declare that man-made global warming of apocalyptic proportion is upon on right now.
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"Before the alarmists lead a moral panic, it bears mention that any dangerous implications for NuTech depend on who controls the devices, the conditions of the control, and the ends that they serve," Ogden wrote.
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In his own remarks to an audience that included Thunberg, Trump took a veiled swipe at environmental "prophets of doom" and "alarmists," while announcing that the United States would join the One Trillion Trees Initiative.
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To alarmists, the sex selfie stick takes the masturbatory metaphor of the selfie's "looped gaze"—the idea that the author, sitter, editor, and viewer of the photo are all the same person—and makes it literal.
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Alarmists like Toronto City Councillor Joe Cressy would have you believe that these dispensaries are a threat to us and our communities, seemingly based only on the fact that the goods they sell are still illegal.
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" READ: Scientists deliver, once again, a horrifying report about how hot Earth Is getting Trump labeled activists like Thunberg "alarmists" who are simply seeking "absolute power to dominate, transform and control every aspect of our lives.
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"What was widely hailed as a disaster, something that the alarmists explained to us was the end of the world, turned out to be the best thing that could have happened to our equity markets," Cramer said.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter Politically correct casting alarmists may stamp their feet about a white woman being cast as the supreme custodian of knowledge at a Himalayan retreat, which is, in fact, a thoroughly interracial establishment.
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Alarmists have seen plenty of headlines that feed their alarm: Trump has padded his administration with family members, scores of lobbyists, and obviously unqualified loyalists who seem to be using the machinery of government to enrich themselves.
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Alarmists like to point to the Citigroup Economic Surprise Index, which measures how much the economic data are surprising relative to market expectations for the G-10, the group of major industrial countries that consult on economic matters.
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In the book's most important chapter, Dionne deftly sorts through the fights over "identity politics" to make the case that alarmists who fear the party is becoming too socially liberal misunderstand the relationship between identity, economics and power.
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As for trade-war alarmists, they apparently assume that the same countries that rely so heavily on exports to the United States for their growth, economic development and employment will unleash attacks on their biggest and best customer.
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Also citing this research, Ted Nordhaus urged Wall Street Journal readers to ignore the "fake climate debate" between the deniers like Donald Trump and the alarmists, in which group he includes Greta Thunberg, a favorite target for climate skeptics.
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"We targeted Curbelo specifically because he was perceived as a Republican voice of reason on climate even as he criticized 'alarmists' on hurricanes wreaking havoc on his state," RL Miller, the president of the group, said in a statement.
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"What was widely hailed as a disaster, something that the alarmists explained to us was the end of the world, turned out to be the best thing that could have happened to our equity markets," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Of course, even though these memes on social media are giving us a language to express our isolation, that hasn't stopped alarmists from blaming social media for the declining rates of marriage and birth, and therefore the spread of loneliness.
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Even if AI firms disagree with the alarmists, it makes sense for them to demonstrate that there are at least some things they think are worth worrying about, and to get involved in regulation before it is imposed from outside.
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He blamed "green madness" and "climate alarmists" — a term used by President Trump this week in Davos, Switzerland — for exaggerating the role of climate change and preventing the defensive burns, even though fire officials have said the problem is resources and time, not politics.
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""The climate alarmists were abandoned by scientific reality long ago – and the only reason they keep on trying to prop up their bankrupt cause is either because it pays the mortgage or because it suits their left-liberal Weltanschauung [a particular philosophy or view of life]– or both.
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It's been completely refuted in most areas... Those people who really believe that the world's coming to an end because of global warming and that's all due to manmade, anthropogenic gases, we call those people alarmists... I really believe it's the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people.
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But it's deeply disturbing in America in 2016 to see people discussing how to defend against tyranny, or how to survive autocracy, to see people openly pondering the moral dilemma between compromise and resistance using language similar to that in World War II. Are they alarmists, exaggerating the threat?
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John Dunn, medical director of a handful of ambulance services in Central Texas and contributor to Heartland Institute publications, mocked the dire warnings of "climate alarmists" to a grinning crowd at the conference telling them that, on the contrary, warming will bring drops in respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, infectious diseases, and overall mortality.
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JOE KERNEN: But I think the President actually said the prophets of doom that have been proven wrong again and again in the past, referring to some of the alarmists that -- and we do see -- we've had -- I mean, long ago the ice caps were supposed to be melted by the year 2005.
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A prominent but controversial physicist who recently met with President Donald Trump says global warming is a "non-problem" not worth investing in, that CO2 is actually good for the atmosphere and the planet, and that the debate over climate change is driven by alarmists and is distracting the public from other more pressing problems.
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At a time when the debate about AI seems to be polarized between the alarmists predicting the imminent "singularity" and those pooh-poohing the advent of human-level AI, Dr. Russell, a professor of computer science at UC Berkeley, cuts through the debate to argue that we still have time to ensure that the doomsayers are proven wrong.
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KURTZ: On the media coverage, Mo, are liberal commentators being alarmists or maybe trying to rouse their side in sort of assuming that a fifth pro- life vote and whoever is picked, I think it is safe to say that the court will have that, does it mean that Roe law of the land since 1973 will be tossed out?
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"We are nowhere near that on the technology side, and it's distracting to the fact that AI today can help the world in so many places, and the discourse is being taken over by folks that are alarmists, around something that might happen in 100 years, 150 years," Hodjat told CNBC during an interview at the Pioneers tech show in Vienna on Thursday.
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Dr. Ceballos emphasized that he and his co-authors, Paul R. Ehrlich and Rodolfo Dirzo, both professors at Stanford University, are not alarmists, but are using scientific data to back up their assertions that significant population decline and possible mass extinction of species all over the world may be imminent, and that both have been underestimated by many other scientists.
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"Tax-reform alarmists are hoping to get people to focus on the carve-outs that they are losing and hoping that they forget about the fact that their tax rates are being cut so much that, for the overwhelming majority of people, the tax cut more than offsets what they lose with elimination of a deduction," said Cliff Sims, a White House spokesman.
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As the new Heartland president, Huelskamp said the think tank will continue pushing for eliminating Environmental Protection Agency regulations and challenging "climate change alarmists" like former President Obama and former Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore85033 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE; advocate for school choice and voucher programs; and offer assistance to states navigating ObamaCare and the current healthcare fight.
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New Republic: Bret Stephens Isn't the Only Problem at the New York Times Op-Ed Page Slate: Bret Stephens' First Column for the New York Times Is Classic Climate Change Denialism Washington Post: New York Times editor pens weak, vague response to critics of Bret Stephens's op-ed on climate change HuffPost: 13 Better Things To Read Than Bret Stephens' First New York Times Column Think Progress: After hyping itself as antidote to fake news, New York Times hires extreme climate denier Breitbart: Delingpole: New York Times Snowflake Readers Melt in Horror at Climate Skeptic Columnist Bret Stephens Newsweek: UPROAR OVER BRET STEPHENS CLIMATE COLUMN UNDERSCORES RIGIDITY OF THOUGHT AMONG LIBERALS LA Times: Bret Stephens just trolled the left with his supposed climate change denialism National Review: Bret Stephens Gives Climate-Change Alarmists Advice, and the Left Erupts The Daily Caller: NYT 'Slammed' With Subscription Cancellations After Columnist Dares Question Global Warming After 20 months of being harangued by bullying Trump supporters, I'm reminded that the nasty left is no different.
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