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Bertrand Russell is a particular bête noir, as is Richard Dawkins.
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Immigrants have long been the bête noir of the MAGA movement.
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In coming weeks he proposes to take on the railway workers — the bête noir of many a French government — again by special decree.
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TV. Many traditional Hollywood execs may have missed news that Netflix, arguably their biggest bête noir, is creating a series with YouTube star Miranda Sings.
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IN JUST a few short years Spotify has evolved from bête noir of some of the world's most prominent recording artists to perhaps their greatest benefactor.
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He evocatively understood that black youth being demonized as "superpredators" by white liberals and conservatives were more than the literal and figurative bête noir of America's racial nightmares and political fever dreams.
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During the administration of President George W. Bush, Comey, then nominally a Republican, became a bête noir to other Republicans partly because of his role in the 2003 case of Valerie Plame, a former CIA operative whose identity had been leaked to the press by someone in the administration.
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie T. Johnson, who is black, and Mayor Rahm Emanuel immediately castigated Smollett as the literal bête noir of every white American who has ever feared, from the days of antebellum slavery to the present, that blacks unscrupulously make up allegations of racial discrimination from thin air.
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He built up the annual intake over the years of his tenure; The Times obituarist wrote "In the ten years up to the 1914–18 war he made the Liverpool School of Architecture a thriving and influential institution to which students would come from the ends of the earth". Reilly lengthened the course to five years, and secured for his students exemption from the RIBA's intermediate examination, and later (1920) from its final examination also. He founded the degrees of Bachelor and Master of Architecture. The main building of the university, in which Reilly was at first based, was designed by his bête noir, Waterhouse.
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