You got civilized, Mickey tells him, and there's nothing that can be done to save a civilized fighter.
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But the peace will last only so long as the "civilized" races of the universe actually act civilized.
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If the mark of a civilized society is how women are treated within it, then how civilized is the UK?
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He adopts a civilized tone to advance opinions once considered beyond the bounds of civilized debate, advocating ''peaceful ethnic cleansing,'' as if that were an actual thing.
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They should be fair game — for civilized, honest debate.
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There was-- maybe a more civilized way of doing it.
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Would it have been civilized to put Hitler in prison?
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The savages who need to be civilized aren't Native Americans,
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Maintaining law and order in a civilized society is important.
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Is it appropriate in a civilized world to have that?
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If you've got something to say, be civilized about it.
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Introduction to Civilized, September 2015 from Derek Riedle on Vimeo.
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Use your phone on the shitter like a CIVILIZED person.
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It chose to thumb its nose at the civilized world.
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Illegal food is destroyed in a far more civilized manner.
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He's an alien in the civilized Bohemia of the others.
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And they call themselves civilized, traipsing mud through the house.
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You should cook because cooking is a civilized, cultured act.
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Her only place in a civilized society is behind bars.
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The civilized world must be equally strategic in its response.
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Not that Iñárritu's movie has much faith in the civilized.
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It was a very civilized way of looking at art.
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The rest of the civilized world will move on without us.
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In any civilized nation, people have a right to get justice.
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Here's hoping things between the two remain as civilized all season.
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"This blessed protest is national, peaceful, popular and civilized," he said.
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The lightsaber was an elegant weapon from a more civilized age.
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That's embarrassing, and this is meant to be all very civilized.
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These words suggest that Civilized is a website for rich people.
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The type of content that has no place in civilized society.
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Obviously, racism and bigotry have no place in a civilized society.
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It's a much more civilized way to adventure, don't you think?
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I object to it as the citizen of a civilized society.
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There's nothing democratic or civilized about what's happening now in Riyadh.
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And what's worse: it should never happen in a civilized country.
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To him, cultivated land was the mark of a civilized society.
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Reintegrating with civilized society becomes much simpler with a clean record.
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They are networked and they have cast off all civilized norms.
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Why do we as a civilized, supposedly advanced society allow this?
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And they divided the world into Greek, or civilized, and barbarian.
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It's a much more civilized way to commute than the subway.
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Before "The Walking Dead" you were known for more civilized characters.
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"ISIL poses a threat to the entire civilized world," he said.
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This to me is the true sign of a civilized society.
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The Trump White House makes gangsters look more civilized, and organized.
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Like most good things, Civilized Cycles' Model 1 won't come cheap.
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Aren't you a civilized ancient country, so why stoop to this?
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From Civilized to Death: The Price of Progress, by Christopher Ryan.
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Abu Sayyaf has "no place in our civilized society," said Gen.
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Ah, wine appreciation; the lowest aesthetic standard known to civilized man.
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" He said the death penalty "is not something that should be done in a civilized society, because a civilized society is looking for justice and not vengeance" and added that "many Americans will agree with me.
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MILAN — Saturday starts in a highly civilized fashion at 9:30 a.m.
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And that show disrespect for the other people in a civilized society.
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"Today's atrocities are well-documented, and the civilized world's memories are long."
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Plus, we share the love of dogs---the most civilized among us.
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It's barbarous, inhumane, cruel, and -- thank goodness -- rare in most civilized countries.
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They say they are better armed and more civilized than past militants.
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What has been sold to us as civilization…it is not civilized.
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So, it's just a civilized way of dealing with it, I think.
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A barbarian cannot change a country as old and civilized as ours.
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What she doesn't evidently grasp is the social mores of civilized living.
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Books are going to be our only evidence of a civilized society.
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We all must agree to have a civilized debate when disagreement occurs.
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Fluidity, mobility, illusoriness—these are precisely the qualities that make us civilized.
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But, at the same time, civilized society tends to frown upon it.
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What other civilized country in the world does not allow prison visits?
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Acts of terror & hatred have no place in a loving civilized world.
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Our critic Dwight Garner calls it a "powerful and deeply civilized" memoir.
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The cultural left succeeded in making America a better, more civilized country.
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The finished dish, thus tamed, can seem more civilized, less Stone Age.
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" A freshman, Betty Sharples, 43, chimed in, "Civilized is the opposite phrase.
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It felt deliberative, civilized, like the way human beings ought to vote.
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The result shows how contrasting facets of humanity (celestial, bestial, civilized) coexist.
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And Iranians have heard them - albeit more civilized ones - for 40 yrs.
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And we have lost the respect of most of the civilized world.
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So I think it can even separate countries from a civilized community.
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Putting it another way, are you a civilized great power or not?
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That's because they are, relatively, civilized people, much like many black Americans.
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The depravity of terrorism has no place in a peaceful, civilized world.
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Aperitivo time is among the most civilized drinking traditions I've ever witnessed.
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I've invested in a company called Civilized, which is a cannabis advocacy program.
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It's frankly amazing how civilized many startups are despite the pressure they face.
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They must conduct themselves in a civilized manner and rise above Arab sensitivities.
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Getting rid of leaders the civilized way only works in very old democracies.
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Goose would like you to think players in his day were more civilized.
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And we would then settle our blacks in Cuba, in a civilized way.
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A parachute then delivers the drone back to earth in a civilized manner.
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After all, there are some aspects of civilization that are less than civilized.
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They settled it like civilized people do: with a kick and a suspension.
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In most civilized countries, dude would spend life behind bars for his crimes.
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They looked so clean and civilized; they looked like princesses compared to us.
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WTVC wishes that kids would give the protocol of civilized society a chance.
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" On Friday, Trump promised to "unite the civilized world against radical Islamic terrorism.
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In our time, the weakened sense of civilized—meaning polite or courteous—predominates.
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"This country — any civilized country — should have no tolerance for rape," Obama added.
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Thanksgiving's Pilgrim pageants suggest that good-hearted settlers arrived from pious, civilized England.
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The devolution of civilized society happens slowly at first, then all at once.
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This is a regime that has something to hide from the civilized world.
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I transformed from a soft, civilized human into someone a lot more savage.
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That would be another wild island that had been civilized by the expedition.
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I watched my parents do it in the most respectful, civilized, wonderful way.
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It's this idea that white, western culture is superior, is better, is civilized.
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Have them toil in secrecy, allowing only limited contact with the civilized world.
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They can make it civilized so people, women and minorities aren't scared away.
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That's an extraordinary plea to have to make at a supposedly civilized event.
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"Compliance with German and international law is a must for any civilized country."
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Civilized Cycles is the latest to try to knock some sense into us.
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It was hanged, on the premise that this was the most civilized method.
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I'm not the first person to think this might be a civilized option.
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To limit civil discourse to them is itself a failure in civilized discourse.
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"Police and the people build a harmonious and civilized Wukan together," it read.
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"I am a slightly more civilized version of these people," Ayyub told me.
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At long last, New York had joined the rest of the civilized world.
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Now I find myself accused of behavior that any civilized person would condemn unreservedly.
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Sure, it's a noble idea, to create a universal guide to civilized human interaction.
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Of course, the civilized place for any woman to have breakfast is in bed.
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I mean, music has been with us from the beginning of our becoming civilized.
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"The PLA is a force of power but also a civilized power," Yang said.
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If you get a pair of boxing gloves on, then it seems more civilized.
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Of course, Russian immigrants have their role, but everything is dingy and less civilized.
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This is of extraordinary importance for the United States and indeed the civilized world.
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Barbaric thought camouflaged in seemingly civilized verbal garb turned millions of Germans into madmen.
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They had become as "civilized" as George Washington had once urged them to be.
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"This is unacceptable in civilized society, this is not the American way," he added.
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"There is no place for such barbaric acts in a civilized society," he said.
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"The entire civilized world must unite to confront the North Korea menace," Trump said.
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A leopard-print sweater vest had remained available, which seemed lucky and somehow civilized.
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Yet from the point of view of civilized development, you can't just watch comedies.
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My heart is bleeding by seeing those refugees refused by our "civilized" Western countries.
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The civilized world must not tolerate the Assad regime's continued use of chemical weapons.
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Tune into Twitter, and you'd think the entire civilized world has turned against him.
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It's an alluring milieu — charming, civilized and perfectly, if a shade too flawlessly, arranged.
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Every society is civilized, or blinkered, by its choice of moral and political taboos.
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And I think this country, any civilized country, should have no tolerance for rape.
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We might instead look to destroy the idea that we are educated and civilized.
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Demanding a modicum of civilized behavior must be a nonnegotiable part of any deal.
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"Fluidity, mobility, illusoriness — these are precisely the qualities that make us civilized," she writes.
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They toasted one another, had this civilized moment and went on their merry way.
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It was, in its civilized way, as courageous an action as the Stonewall Riots.
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"Last night, he showed a calm and civilized face to the nation," Speier said.
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It's civilized, it's gorgeous, no one gets drunk, and you're home by 10:30.
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Civilized nations worked very hard for centuries to achieve the freedoms we enjoy today.
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Come what may, civilized nations must fight this evil or eventually become victims themselves.
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After all, no civilized government would have anything to do with Assad's murderous regime.
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There's a reason such weapons have been condemned by civilized countries everywhere for decades.
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"That reduces your ability to enjoy your wealth in a civilized way," he said.
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It would consist simply of unassailable principles to which any civilized nation might subscribe.
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Decriminalization and proper regulation of substances is the sophisticated and civilized thing to do.
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And they need to behave in a civilized way, or they shouldn't get rewards.
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As "The Dogs of Littlefield" begins, a crack has already appeared in this civilized veneer.
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Yes, we should deal more directly with the threat Russia poses to the civilized world.
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Let's just be civilized and have a conversation over a goddamn Chinese chicken salad, okay?
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That's what makes digitally amplified disinformation an existential threat to democracy and to civilized societies.
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We can't just go grabbing people as a mob, because then we're not civilized anymore.
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Han is a character who doesn't fit — or want to fit — into the civilized world.
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For a lot of people ... it seemed way too civilized, especially for a Hollywood couple.
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Debates are supposed to be civilized affairs, but that doesn't always apply to their audiences.
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Nonetheless, today was a victory for France, Belgium and the civilized world against jihadist terrorism.
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The second is sociopolitical: How did a civilized society come to embrace Hitler's extreme ideas?
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Rather, it is when this oh-so-civilized game truly reveals its nasty, brutish heart.
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And I really want to thank Dick for a great relationship, a civilized, bipartisan one.
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The cinematic brawl between the wild and the supposedly civilized is hardly a novel theme.
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In the ancient world, well-expressed gender fluidity was the mark of a civilized person.
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"In fact, this kind of law shouldn't exist in a civilized society anywhere," he said.
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At the same time, the whole thing seems a bit more civilized than I'd imagined.
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They were the first places to do anything that we would consider to be civilized.
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Once again, David Brooks comes to the rescue of what is left of civilized America.
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"Fluidity, mobility, illusoriness — these are precisely the qualities that make us civilized," Ms. Tokarczuk writes.
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I was raised in a household where civilized drinking was introduced at a young age.
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They also warned about the crude attempt of black people to be civilized and judicious.
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It's not very civilized to be spending half your time outside of work with prostitutes.
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If you want to be a civilized man, you have to consider what you are.
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" Mr. Trump said the country was committed to "destroying the enemies of all civilized people.
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Dancing on another's grave — even metaphorically — is not the mark of a highly civilized person.
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Rogue states will decide to join the civilized international community rather than suffer the alternative.
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We are an open platform for anyone who wants to engage in a civilized discussion.
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"We need to reform our country and learn how to make it civilized," he said.
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" Kushner says, "He was very skeptical, in an enormously pleasant and entertaining and civilized way.
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I feel for Huck as I never do for Tom Sawyer, who is more civilized.
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"No civilized society can be content just to look after these children," the report said.
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It is pro-civilisation — speaking out in favor of civilized behavior and against state brutality.
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Dirtbag leftists disdain the average liberal's commitment to pomp and circumstance, to upholding civilized discourse.
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The rats are horrifying because they gnaw at what we think makes us civilized, reasonable.
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And he states that lethal injection is "too comfortable a way for these criminals to go," adding that capital punishment is more civilized than not executing murderers: Civilized people don't put up with barbaric behavior, such as dragging people to death behind pickup trucks.
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That tricky word "civilized" connotes enlightenment, behavioral restraint, evolutionary advancement and the suppression of bestial impulses.
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The use of chemical weapons cannot become normal — civilized people cannot grow indifferent to such suffering.
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I'm having a bagel like a civilized human being, and he's just scarfing down Chinese food.
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Compared to playing rock-paper-scissors, it's a far more civilized way to make important decisions.
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Deadwood, when we last left it, was well on its way to joining the civilized world.
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Of course, the message has its usual threats to the rest of the civilized world. 5.
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I'm afraid to get comfortable because I'm scared to lose … I'm scared I might become … civilized?
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"We call ourselves civilized and them barbarians," Hugo wrote of the burning of the Summer Palace.
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Europe got rid of it 70 years ago and I would say Europe is now civilized.
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Everyone had a very similar spirit, that everyone wanted to be graceful and civilized and organized.
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The "civilized" world is really a very vicious place, these stories say, and a stupid one.
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Civilized carries all the meanings of the word it is named for, and, now, maybe another.
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Debating whether teachers should be licensed to kill is not the discourse of a civilized society.
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Outdoor illumination is hidden in the tress to avoid the overly civilized look of pathway lighting.
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It is barbaric and it is evil and it has no place in a civilized world.
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She is a sweet and civilized pooch, but can be skittish because she is a rescue.
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Silence and inaction are ineffective tools to combat the enemies of Islam and the civilized world.
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When he finally meets up with other survivors, he has trouble reconciling himself to civilized life.
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It's now also about America, Europe, basic civilized norms and the integrity of our democratic institutions.
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"He's a gentle, civilized person who turns into a crazed monster about the Cubs," she explained.
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This holiday weekend, though, it looked downright civilized, with just as many guests as empty barstools.
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The things Americans care least about are the core activities of building a civilized global community.
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"Hong Kong is a civilized city, but they don't listen to the citizens," one protester said.
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But we became convinced that it wasn't something a civilized society should ask of its leaders.
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In our civilized society, this is supposed to be left to the formal criminal justice system.
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"This is our last chance, or we will remain on the periphery of the civilized world."
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Nazism — not to mention white supremacy and racial bigotry — has no place in a civilized society.
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Rome's embattled mayor, Virginia Raggi, urged Romans to show that the city is civilized after all.
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"The civilized world must send a clear and unified message to the Iranian regime," he said.
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He will trample that process as he has almost every other convention of civilized democratic government.
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"There's no place in a civilized society for maiming and torturing animals - period," said Democratic Sen.
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They are -- many of them are accomplished by every modern, civilized democracy in the Western world.
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He would have been offended at the former suggestion, and all civilized people at the latter.
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She said, "I think this is not the way it should be in a civilized country."
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Sometimes. But this approach maximizes the likelihood of a civilized, respectful exchange of ideas and concerns.
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In fact, hiding behind a civilized veneer in your support of fascism I consider more dangerous.
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So either can work, although more civilized people prefer adding both an apostrophe and an s.
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One is exotic and primitive; the other is, like the magazine's presumed readers, white and civilized.
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They ought to assemble teams and they need to examine these vulnerabilities we have, because without effective human intelligence, without coordination and cooperation among all the civilized nations, we get these gaps and these gaps get exploited by these people who are intent on killing civilized people.
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People store it in their garages or in cans until it gets picked up, like civilized humans.
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Tom DeLonge as *a person* is civilized, artistic, enamored of conspiracy theories and riffs, and generally proud.
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We will never loiter in the aisle during boarding because we are civilized members of society. 9.
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This concept is the basis of a civilized society and not about being a Democrat or Republican.
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The sounds of those automatic weapons last night are grotesquely out of place in a civilized society.
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Something or someone is only civilized—enlightened, tasteful—in contrast to that which is uncivilized—barbaric, savage.
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Leadership requires responsibility (28503/22019) -John I have faith the American people want civilized debate over violence.
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Second, as a civilized society, our standard has to be higher than whether or not someone died.
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"There's no place in a civilized society for maiming & torturing animals — period," Mr. Blumenthal wrote on Twitter.
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"The programmer group is very civilized and educated," Gu said, adding they did not have political goals.
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Is that even a choice for a civilized human being whose own country is brimming with wealth?
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This is a matter that strikes at the very heart of a civilized, informed and cultured society.
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He also gives passionate speeches in which he begs for a more policy-focused and civilized campaign.
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Chief among those is one adults know well: Being civilized doesn't mean tension and ugly thoughts disappear.
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What's astounding is that this exchange -- even in its dismissive, diminishing and contentious tones -- is remarkably civilized.
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It is perfectly civilized for competitors to have cordial relations, I tried to explain, but in vain.
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"It's something every civilized country has on its books," Parnham told the Dallas Morning News in 2009.
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"Hong Kong is a civilized city, but they don't listen to the citizens," said Grace Tsang, 295.
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The restaurant on the second floor offers a rather civilized breakfast, complete with a serviceable hollandaise sauce.
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Hollywood isn't the only industry still abiding behavior that never had a rightful place in civilized society.
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Of course, President Trump is the crude outlier here, as he is for so many civilized norms.
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If Hong Kong acquiesces to this control, the city will be alienated from the civilized democratic world.
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The erosion of the civilized norms necessary for the survival of a democratic republic troubles me deeply.
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Scene City 17 Photos View Slide Show ' Fashion week took a more civilized turned on Tuesday night.
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Every week, the other puppies mastered commands while Nutella ran around, defying all efforts to be civilized.
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The American voter deserves a civilized debate on these differences; rather than personal attacks on the candidates.
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Speakers like Mr. Yiannopoulos or Ms. Coulter do not ever intend to engage in civilized political dialogue.
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As '16 turns to '17, civilized men and women hope for the best but fear the worst.
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Without such a transformation of Iran, the regime does not belong in the civilized community of nations.
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"I only hope that China handles this according to the standards of a civilized country," she said.
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Now it looks supremely civilized because all the mess is contained behind this huge desk's mirrored doors.
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Delight in formal mastery for its own sake is the pop producer's great gift to civilized society.
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"For the powers that be to stop this, they must use more civilized methods: Dialogue," Mijango said.
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They realize it's a privilege to be in the civilized part of town and view themselves as guests.
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They have now decided to clamp down on the use of the most basic needs of civilized living.
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And despite our aversion to it as a so-called "civilized" species, cannibalism seems to serve a purpose.
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Sexual liberation is an old idea that we've fogged up as we've become more "civilized" whatever that means.
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The week had a civilized start with amfAR's annual kickoff gala last Wednesday night at Cipriani Wall Street.
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"The threat of losing Palmyra is a loss for all civilized humankind, not just for Russia," Peskov said.
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It's just beyond we're used to because we've become so civilized we've lost touch with our true strength.
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Civilized society generally operates on not having the government censor their populace as has recently happened in Iran.
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What civilized place of learning would today tolerate a statue of Adolf Hitler being erected on its grounds?
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Otherwise, the frontiers of this Wild West could prove dangerous, even if its civilized regions are well-regulated.
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It is time for all civilized nations, and people, to respond to disagreement with reasoned debate, not violence.
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We're told this time around it was civilized, but Elon decided the relationship wasn't right and Amber agreed.
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At the same time, she lends a sweetly comic innocence to Diana's amazed encounters with the civilized world.
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Because the site uses clickbaity content about multiple orgasms and selfie sticks, I thought that Civilized pitched young.
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" The White House issued a statement condemning the attack, calling terrorist organizations "the enemies of all civilized people.
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Most of us don't come with the tools to always be civilized and gracious and generous and magnanimous.
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Our great civilization here in America and across the civilized world has come upon a moment of reckoning.
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Blood will be shed, and civilized society will give way to a brutal atmosphere of isolation and hatred.
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Okay, let's dig into this — in a more civilized manner than the Bieber doppelgänger dug into that burrito.
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If we had a short election season like the rest of the civilized world, debates might be informative.
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Before it was coming from my own countrymen, today it's worse because it's coming from supposedly civilized countries.
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Knowing that, future enemies — even civilized ones — may be less inhibited in employing the same methods against us.
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Now, Austria should serve as a warning call that the far-right parties cannot be "civilized" — or trusted.
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It is time for all civilized nations and people to respond to disagreement with reasoned debate, not violence.
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The civilized world was recently appalled at Trump's outreach to tyrants from North Korea, the Philippines and Turkey.
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In other words, this plan would do exactly what should be done in a civilized and democratic society.
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We, as civilized communities, must rethink how to match our values, principles and stated goals with our actions.
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Which other civilized country allows its citizens to show up, say, at a Starbucks carrying semi-automatic guns?
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The prison "has also become a window to show China's civilized rule of law," the prison's website says.
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Walden was just beyond the bounds of civilized convention — which meant that it was a place for outcasts.
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But what is so civilized about mass slaughter, torture and planetary despoliation in the name of anything or anybody?
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"They're really drawing the line between who they think is civilized and sophisticated enough to hold office," he said.
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"Europe was a civilized, modern society which was supposed to uphold humanism, democracy, freedom, and human rights," he said.
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"Having a 'normal,' 'civilized,' and 'pretty' bio didn't work, [so] why not try something different?" he told BuzzFeed News.
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A two-day workshop in 85033 concluded that business-as-usual threatened the future of a decent, civilized world.
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Giving others authority over us is the basis of civilized society, whether that third-party is human or machine.
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"Foie gras is not a healthy product and does not have a place in a civilized society," she said.
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The appropriate, common-sense response in a civilized society is to punish the killers who are destroying our communities.
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They can lead their country to the fold of civilized nations, or continue down a destructive and isolating path.
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Enough blood to entertain our primal urges, but also civilized enough when the ref gives a standing eight count.
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What Brexit taught me was that we have to work for and defend the values of a civilized society.
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An unusually impersonal weapon, the gun became the symbol of the civilized, both in colonization efforts and at home.
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"Why don't you and I have a civilized conversation, so I can refresh you with the facts?" she added.
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What we still tend to call civilization was always intimately and ambiguously linked with what "civilized" people called barbarism.
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"Most civilized countries who have been approached by Putin to come after me have rejected those proposals," he said.
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The intention of the park's designers went well beyond pastoral scenery to promoting a civilized, improved life for citizens.
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They seem to represent the unceasing flow of time and the ephemerality of human achievement, no matter how civilized.
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But its modern incarnation, portrayed in the French director Fabienne Berthaud's intriguing misfire, "Sky," feels only marginally more civilized.
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The conflict in Ukraine was framed as a struggle between East and West, between civilized Europeans and Mongol hordes.
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Despite their biological sense of needing to flee, modern society dictates that they must respond in some civilized way.
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Urban walking has thus deteriorated from a civilized pleasure to an overheated, unshaded, traffic-harried race to a destination.
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His dancers here seemed alternately, then simultaneously, civilized and animal, following different drummers, sometimes as if to music unheard.
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This error of omission constitutes a disrespect for personhood that should be beyond the pale in any civilized society.
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Unfortunately, the evolution of our brains has not keep pace with the safety upgrades our civilized society affords us.
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" In his appeal, the pope asked, "Is this civilized world to be nothing more than a field of death?
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Civilized Cycles' first e-bike has the functionality of a cargo bike inside the frame of a Dutch cruiser.
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The goal was to cauterize dissent by expunging it from the "civilized" parts of the empire in European Russia.
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There is design in family life, in labor relations, in city planning, in living together as civilized human beings.
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" Forcing Germany into, essentially, servitude, he argued, "will sow the decay of the whole of civilized life of Europe.
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This wave of attacks on people because of their race or religion has no place in a civilized society.
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The legend of Genghis Khan has echoed throughout history: A barbarian conqueror, fueled by bloodlust, terrorizing the civilized world.
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But for a man preaching apocalypse, Mr. McKibben speaks in a measured and civilized voice that deserves a hearing.
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It's associated with cultures that aren't perceived as civilized, or situations where people are forced into it to survive.
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I went through most of my first jar in a civilized manner, dashing it on cooked proteins or crostini.
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In a democratic civilized society, government must play an enormously important role in protecting all of us and our planet.
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You don't like to eat meat rare because you're not proud of the way it was killed and you're civilized.
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Then she goes ahead and picks on some of the most marginalized people in what should be a civilized society.
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ND: At the beginning they have a few choice pieces from that exhibit, which was called Masks: Barbaric and Civilized.
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"We await the completion of this civilized step in the nearest legislative session," he told state-run news agency NNA.
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These politicians, like Trump, hate immigration, fear Islam, and scapegoat elites for a perceived decline in the country's civilized standards.
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Only you had the insight to instruct us, the savage and dumb, in the more civilized ways of the world.
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Right now, chatbots are a robotic wild west, and for the foreseeable future, you're better off sticking with civilized society.
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And that attendees keep things, you know, civilized by standing up for each other and reporting bad eggs to security.
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We have to reengage with each other and our democracy, and that means having civilized discussions with our fellow citizens.
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This is more or less how Red describes the relationship between the Tethered and their more civilized, above-ground counterparts.
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In a lot of ways, the id's urges do control our actions, though we rationalize them in more civilized terms.
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Following the civilized example set by our Tweeter-in-Chief, I slice off an end with a knife and fork.
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Yes. I didn't even pretend as though I were drinking like a civilized, normal person, because I knew I wasn't.
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Although the pair are no longer together, Kardashian is determined that she and Thompson continue to have a "civilized" relationship.
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But most civilized places have penalties — including jail time and death — even when both parties are of age and willing.
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There's no space in civilized society anymore for their robbin' and shootin', and the walls are starting to close in.
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We were speaking on the phone because I had received an email from a publicist for the website, called Civilized.
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His only contact with the civilized world is Delilah, his supervisor, who appears as a disembodied voice on the radio.
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Instead, he ought to state unambiguously that the New Zealand suspect's 'replacement' ideology is an unacceptable trope in civilized discourse.
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NO ONE who now walks through that portal on that siding can casually believe that civilized behavior is guaranteed. pic.twitter.
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The revelations in the WSJ should serve as a wake-up to Europe and the rest of the civilized world.
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The actor said in March that the U.S. had "lost respect, decency, civilized behavior, integrity, class, accountability, responsibility" under Trump.
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Most young people here are educated and all look to make a difference in a civilized way -- not with weapons.
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"Following the horrors of World War I a century ago, civilized nations joined together to ban chemical warfare," Trump said.
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Still, their posturing suggests that, because they're powerful men, they don't have to use civilized means to resolve their disagreements.
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After giant robots destroy much of the civilized galaxy (and then disappear) the survivors go on a robot-killing spree.
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Ms. Piper sustains a dangerous, seesawing tension between the familiar, wryly civilized surface and the primal agony that swallows selfhood.
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What is it about this man who is sort of like a civilized Gallagher brother that causes such a fuss?
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Here to boldly go, 'discovering,' then quelling our harsh and lovely and sometimes difficult land with his civilized lyrical words.
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We are most comfortable with female anger when it promises to regulate itself, to refrain from recklessness, to stay civilized.
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Each of his films foreground the claustrophobia of the civilized and an almost primordial struggle to survive within its confines.
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The goal, Elaine Stritch once told us, is to be a "ladylike broad": half civilized charmer, half wisecracking bomb-thrower.
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Part of that leadership is standing up to show that there is a limit to the patience of civilized countries.
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Any healthy society is defined by its ability to accommodate civilized debate, not by cries of "traitor" directed at dissenters.
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"Barbarity of the sort alleged — cannot be tolerated in a civilized society," Chief Judge Colleen McMahon wrote in the decision.
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Tonight I call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria.
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Yet they think the occupation, for which their conscripted children provide the backbone, should be run according to civilized norms.
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The clear suggestion is that Lovecraft's real racism, rather than his fictional monsters, was the threat facing a civilized society.
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"I feel like I've been at a civilized cocktail party and suddenly there's the sound of breaking glass," he said.
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"In all civilized nations, it is the norm for cases such as these to be comprehensively investigated," Mr. Anifah said.
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We have fooled ourselves into thinking that these locusts are benign, that they will one day "pivot" to civilized behavior.
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"We also ask the public to abide by school regulations, behave in a civilized manner and dress appropriately," it said.
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So let me be honest with you, I believe in a democratic civilized society health care is a human right.
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These are attacks on public servants, on the rule of the law, and on civilized society, and they have to stop.
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On April 13, three months after she died, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said such incidents had no place in civilized society.
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" George, 55, who hosted the night's event, joked to Entertainment Tonight that they "mostly drank" and the night was "very civilized.
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"While damages sought are modest, the principle is important as defendant's behavior is a threat to civilized society," his petition says.
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"The civilized world raised an army and entrusted it to Right to Rise PAC," said Stuart Stevens, Romney's former campaign manager.
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They have chosen to vote for barbarians because the civilized people were not, they thought, caring, or at least not responding.
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The Civilized Guide to Tabletop Gaming is full of useful advice for bringing everyone, even your family, to the gaming table.
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"The hallmark of a civilized society is measured by how it treats its people and those within its borders," Sabraw wrote.
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Both are very useful, but I can always build them again once I'm in a more civilized part of the galaxy.
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What was supposed to be a civilized home job tattoo session descended into chaos as beers were drunk and numbers dialed.
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I drank my smoothie after it FINALLY defrosted and then had a stuffed pepper during a very civilized lunch with Elettra.
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Tennis may be a civilized form of boxing, but try to sit through a Djokovic-Wawrinka match without feeling their pain.
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"It's become a general trend for them to expect and pursue a modern, civilized life," Zakir said, according to AP's report.
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During my first few days in the jungle, I was still dependent on the things that a civilized, pampered human has.
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In some cases, it fueled harmful stereotypes of blacks as carnal beasts with none of the civilized restraint of white folks.
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Expand on that especially in the face of rhetoric where oppressed people are expected to be civilized when fighting for equality?
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An interest in food is seen as the mark of a civilized, progressive person, somebody who is open to the world.
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It's up to the content providers and tech platforms to vet their communities and set rules and standards for civilized discussion.
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The fact is that the scarcity mentality and the perpetual warrior style it demands are incompatible with any civilized political creed.
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The film begins with a Yahoo Answers quote stating that in a civilized society, a perfectly straight penis does not exist.
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"Hong Kong is a civilized city, but they don't listen to the citizens," said Grace Tsang, 25, one of the protesters.
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Nothing but meek, passive acceptance of the great horror that makes the United States stand out from every other civilized country.
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The rest of the suites aren't like that at all; the rest of them are slightly more civilized, slightly more conservative.
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The first thing you notice about Civilized Cycles' first electric bike are those enormous, fully integrated panniers on the rear rack.
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It's better to be savvy than it is to be just, good, fair, decent, strictly lawful, civilized, sincere, thoughtful or humane.
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"I said that we would leap from the gray, stagnating totalitarian past into a bright, prosperous, and civilized future," he said.
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The civilized world rightly recoiled in horror at the images of the Taliban felling of the Buddhas of Bamiyan in 220006.
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Mr. Bender said he would prefer to settle things in a more civilized fashion — like a "charity boxing match" between mayors.
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It follows a ragtag group of kung-fu masters who are struggling to make ends meet in fast-paced, civilized society.
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Jesse Williams and his estranged wife are carrying on the recent tradition of civilized divorces, for the sake of their kids.
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As events unfold, various characters observe with sorrow that this war is destroying the old order and its civilized way of life.
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We can't keep pretending that we're a civilized nation while systematically threatening to end health care for millions of hard working Americans.
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What we will see from Frances is that she wants very much for it [her divorce] to be a civilized, mature exchange.
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Privacy is the hallmark of a civilized society – one that trusts its citizens to live, work and purchase as they see fit.
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"The comments made to discredit the TTB are met with sadness and amazement by conscientious, civilized people," it said in a statement.
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"If they ever wanted to run away, certainly, they would never consider a place less civilized than their suburban home," Konigsburg wrote.
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You don't need to sweep or dust daily so long as you take off your shoes upon entry like any civilized person.
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There never was a civilized nation of any other complexion than white, nor even any individual eminent either in action or speculation.
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It's not just a threat... (APPLAUSE) HUCKABEE: — to Israel or to America, it's a threat to every civilized person on this Earth.
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Or does true self-fulfillment lie in subordinating the self, respecting the feelings of others, and accepting the rules of civilized conduct?
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" He added, "These are attacks on public servants, on the rule of law, and on civilized society, and they have to stop.
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The Moon enters Libra—more charming, civilized vibe—at 5:41 PM. At that time, poop jokes probably won't fly so well.
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But some Trump supporters were a bit confused yesterday, and saw phrases like "unworthy the Head of a civilized nation" as biased.
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The entire thing was a computer simulation gone wrong—basically some nightmare scenario straight from Hollywood that almost ended the civilized world.
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He added that the demonstrations had been "dealt with by police and security forces in a civilized way without repression or opposition".
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That's in large part because we live in a much more violent and gun-laden society than almost any other civilized society.
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It's not because people like doing that, but we understand that that's part of the price of living in a civilized society.
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They drew up a list of nine guidelines for civilized debate so simple they could and did fit on a wallet card.
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"In every civilized country, everyone is innocent until proven guilty," he told The Verge, "but that is not the case in YouTube."
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"These are attacks on public servants, on the rule of law, and on civilized society, and they have to stop," he said.
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This is distressing in part because the young people of America deserve better from their elders, who should model decent, civilized discussion.
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Decapitating the condemned with an ax or sword may take a few swings—unacceptable for carrying out justice in a "civilized" society.
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President Donald Trump insisted that "civilized nations" should be "seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria," but not everyone agrees.
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"My character was very civilized in a strange sort of way and just wouldn't have behaved like that," he told the interviewer.
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Not to mention the fact that, unlike Dirty Sixth, drunk pedestrians must keep to the sidewalks, as people do in civilized societies.
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And it's not safe for civilized people to go to Citizens Bank Park if they want to cheer for the other team.
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There's an ancient adage in the fight world that says the worst thing that can happen to a fighter is becoming civilized.
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The 2350x/Trekking will get you where you want and need to go, but it will do it at a civilized pace.
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Even if Khloe's done for good, everyone thinks she'll still maintain a civilized relationship with Tristan for the sake of baby True.
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We're flattering ourselves by believing that their existence was so grim and that our modern, civilized one is, by comparison, so great.
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We need a public and civilized discourse about why US troops are involved in counterterrorism operations around the world, including in Niger.
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Mr. Bonnefoy came of age in the midst of a world war, and a seeming collapse of all civilized values and beliefs.
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The civilized fans at City Winery did raise smartphones to capture the action, but otherwise they listened reverently, cradling their pinot noir.
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Let us work together as a community of civilized nations to strengthen our ability to prevent and, if necessary, to stop genocide.
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In the absence of social norms -- the rules, routines and controls that keep a community cohesive and civilized -- people hunger for security.
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Gail: Now, much to Ohio liberals' shock, the governor is universally regarded as the most moderate and civilized Republican presidential candidate imaginable.
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Is it some animalistic urge, an instinct to rebel against our civilized turd-in-bowl world and drop a deuce in nature?
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"In today's world of dramatically increased polarization, he stood out as a decent, civilized public servant," Mayor John Tory of Toronto said.
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That's a pretty drastic drift from the original troublesome application of "savage" by "civilized" white people to American Indians and Africans-Americans.
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The Shortlist THE WATER WILL COME Rising Seas, Sinking Cities, and the Remaking of the Civilized World By Jeff Goodell 340 pp.
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To set an example for more civilized discourse, Mr. Rubin and Mr. Katulis are taking their tandem act to colleges and universities.
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Over the course of more than 70 hours, I experienced what I can describe only as the civilized rush of acquired conversancy.
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In "If You See Me, Don't Say Hi," no one is spared: Friendships fester, marriages combust and families fall into civilized distemper.
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In his hands, plantations became idyllic sites where white families had modeled the habits of civilized life for their childlike black charges.
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Florida's law contravenes our nation's commitment to dignity and its duty to teach human decency as the mark of a civilized world.
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As for Assad, he will have shown that the community of civilized nations will, in fact, let you get away with murder.
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She liked the Red Roof Inn, which she saw as "more civilized" than many of the other motels she had stayed in.
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Such rhetoric has no place in civilized society, and Mr. Abbas's comments stand as a particularly troubling example of political anti-Semitism.
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WILD Ill at ease with civilized life, Ania (Lilith Stangenberg) forges what becomes an increasingly close and physical bond with a wolf.
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"Those who believe in dialogue as a method of resolving disputes in civilized societies should be committed to the means," he said.
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This is a great puzzle for the spot where you take your espresso break, or tea, if you have that civilized habit.
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The civilized world has won this battle against the Islamic State, but it is part of a much larger, multi-generational war.
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"It's making something into a civilized object that's also kind of a distressing feeling potentially, or at least unsettling," Ms. July said.
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Just like any other civilized nation, America has the right (and the duty) to protect its borders and enforce sensible immigration guidelines.
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"Civilized nations after World War II saw how abusive the stripping of citizenship that would leave someone stateless was," Mr. Baluarte said.
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The industry culture is designed to buy into that con, that destructive, specious fantasy of elegant men from a more "civilized" age.
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I proceeded to host and structure a civilized conversation between them as the guy was outnumbered by four progressive but angry girls.
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He was last seen guarding the wall separating the civilized from the White Walker menace when an ice dragon ripped that shit apart.
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In the new information world, these are the real threats, both to free speech and to civilized public discourse — even to democracy itself.
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Rihanna is the type of girl... I think that she breaks the limit and she doesn't care about being that civilized and formal.
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Many voters are hoping to see a relatively civilized debate, after months of mutual attacks between Trump and Clinton on the campaign trail.
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The ability to enjoy beauty at a "physical and intellectual remove," as Vanderbilt explains, became one of the markers of a civilized person.
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Children stood around trucks in freezing weather, "so polite and civilized, asking if we had a biscuit," a United Nations aid worker said.
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But if you know where to look, the barriers between that taboo and "civilized" society are thinner than a stick 'n' poke needle.
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"How can an act that suppresses an innocent and helpless life that is germinating be therapeutic, civilized or even simply human?" he added.
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"Everybody says, 'Look, he's so civilized, he eats with a knife and fork,'" said Mike Murphy, a former top adviser to Jeb Bush.
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" Turns out, he makes a mean pork chop that proves he (and his inexpensive lodging option) is "more civilized than you might think.
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From the even more civilized town of Ashland, marshals set out across the Cimarron to catch and bring back wanted men for trial.
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Assuming the goal is safer communities, our correctional facilities must begin to model civilized behaviors if we hope to see such behaviors imitated.
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"Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons attack on his own people places him outside the circle of civilized human behavior," Pelosi wrote to Ryan.
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"This is an internationally understood obligation of civilized nations, that you do your best to account for your former enemies," Mills-Griffiths added.
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China defended its detention of Muslims in internment camps Tuesday as helping them "pursue a modern, civilized life," according to The Associated Press.
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One morning, as I was licking termites right from a tree, I realized that I was no longer the civilized guy from Colorado.
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This would provide the freedom many believe is essential, while finally achieving the universal coverage that every other civilized nation offers its citizens.
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As the kid was in bed, I celebrated with a quiet fistpump and a civilized ceremonial finishing of the fancy Peres Trappistes Ale.
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And trying to find a place to live and to be dignified and civilized and continue their humanness, continue trying to be people.
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America must unite the whole civilized world in the fight against Islamic terrorism, just like we did against communism in the Cold War.
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Buchanan's pen provided the ammunition for Vice President Spiro Agnew's attacks on the media (which seem downright civilized compared with current presidential standards).
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"People are dying and it cannot happen in a civilized country," a bench of Supreme Court judges said this month about the pollution.
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I asked her in a civilized way for some explanations, and she sent me to the tribune where I was removed as captain.
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"This brings the Czech Republic (in line with) civilized countries that care for the health of their citizens," Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said.
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"President Trump, Congress and leaders of the civilized world should demand to see verifiable evidence" about what happened to Khashoggi, Ryan said Saturday.
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Semiotics and marketing aside, the connotations associated with wine are deeply damaging both to American wine culture and the civilized discussion of it.
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Orientalism gave credence to the idea that these societies needed to be conquered and civilized, and the veil became justification to do so.
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Despite living in ostensibly civilized societies, we are subject to raw, raging violence, sometimes at the hands of those sworn to protect us.
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"The murder of an ambassador is a violation of all rules of civilized order and must be universally condemned," Trump said, according to Politico.
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Fortunately my mission is at a more civilized hour today, so I get up, shower, and get dressed feeling more like a normal human.
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But we tend to segregate into comfortable bubbles... But we need to start integrating more for the livelihood of humanity and a civilized society.
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"The real challenge for the entire civilized global community is the foreign fighters," says Peter Vincent, an assistant director for international policy at Borderpol.
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People don't have time to apologize for its not being a city when their civilized friends suspect them of losing track of the point.
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There is "no room in a civilized society for hatred, racism and discrimination," Hurd's brother Graham told the AP. Roof represented himself in court.
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Not civilized … but I'm afraid I'll lose that sense of where I've come from and that drive that's gotten me to where I'm at.
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Images: Shutterstock/GizmodoTeenage rebellion has consistently been one of the greatest threats to civilized society since we started living past the age of 40.
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"It is grossly unjust to do what they have done, killing people, mass murder, that&aposs not the way civilized nations behave," he said.
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" And then came the plea, "I call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria.
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All civilized nations must join together to protect human life and the sacred right of our citizens to live in safety and in peace.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people including women and children is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," Spicer said.
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Some adhered to what Armitage calls the "republican" view: Maybe to be civilized at all meant to be susceptible to cycles of civil war.
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Yet in the rest of what we used to call the civilized world, most seem not fazed in the least by Iran's genocidal language.
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As he had observed when interviewing Ben—and as I had inferred from the Weston biography—Ben was an exceptionally interesting and civilized man.
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But a more important factor in changing pedestrian habits, he said, is the longing of many Muscovites for a different and more civilized life.
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" Mr. Obama described such shootings as "attacks on public servants, on the rule of law, and on civilized society, and they have to stop.
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So-called civilized society wasn't ready for it, but Blink-182 were right there shouting their takes anyway, threatening to violently attack the wholesome.
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Not only is she 35, she's too sane, too civilized, too deep into deep-soul beats every bit as Southern as their trap antitheses.
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A former surgeon, now 70 years old, Welin abandoned civilized society in shame many years earlier and lives by himself on a remote island.
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All my life I have believed in civilized behaviour; on this occasion, however, I cannot deny it, the memory leaves me sick with myself.
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Mixing nature and culture, wood from the urban wild and "civilized" furniture, the object is arresting and disturbing, a brilliantly simple and subversive gesture.
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And I hope that I can contribute in some sort of moral way to a dialogue which is perhaps from the enlightenment and civilized.
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"It is horrible that in a civilized country the arbitrary imposition of revenge continues to exist," he told The Times in the 1999 interview.
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NIKKI FOR THE WIN Max and I try to book a babysitter on Sunday nights so can go out and have a civilized meal.
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The grand project for those of us who believe in a high-level, civilized world order is to find ways to restore social trust.
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To the Editor: David Brooks somewhat despondently suggests that civilized leadership may be a handicap when confronting strongmen and cutthroats on the world stage.
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Scientists from Harvard and the Smithsonian helped design the exhibition, which mirrored what they took to be humankind's racial progress from savage to civilized.
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"But how can an act that suppresses an innocent and helpless life that is germinating be therapeutic, civilized or even simply human?" he said.
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But the old instincts of the hunter were still alive in civilized society, and millions of men felt elated at the thought of war.
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Desmond's goal is simple yet poignant: to reach the Five Civilized Tribes, where he hopes to claim asylum and raise Lij as a son.
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Their solution for saving the world is to revive the art of the more civilized choice, the dinner party, and they show you how.
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The library shows were very civilized and had a "public access" feel to them because they were all-ages and there was no drinking.
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I appeal to the civilized world, including all those human rights bodies, to investigate the brutal murder of my brother and compensate his children.
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" As in "We will ... unite the civilized world against radical Islamic terrorism" and "We will seek friendship and goodwill with the nations of the world.
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" "World Jewry - in fact all civilized people - denounce this heinous outrage and appeal for zero tolerance of those who use terror to advance their objectives.
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They already have all the evidence they need to join the rest of the civilized world and end the death penalty once and for all.
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Technology: Firefly was set in a single star system that humans have colonized, after a civil war between the civilized inner and frontier outer planets.
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It's a phrase that's still ringing in my ears, as a shockingly obtuse rejection of civilized society and how real change happens in the world.
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Some people, however, still perform self-censorship in the most puzzling situations—holding onto what remains of "civilized discourse" by the skin of their teeth.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that Moscow will try to persuade the United States and Iran to start "civilized" dialogue.
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"No civilized nation should pay stipends to loathsome criminals who deliberately target innocent victims, including sleeping children," the families' attorneys wrote to the White House.
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In New York, at least, the train I take to the plane is likely to be the most civilized and comfortable portion of the trip.
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"Allowing this dictator to have that kind of power is not something that civilized nations can allow to happen," he said in reference to Kim.
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Kanye and John had been doing some civilized beefing over Yeezy's call to Make America Great Again ... in other words Kanye's support of Donald Trump.
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As we become more civilized we pride ourselves on being more ethical people, but the old things, like imperialism and conquest, take on different forms.
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"In any civilized country, these girls would be in a psychotherapy clinic... but not in prison, no way," said one of the protesters, Zara Mkhitaryan.
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Stephanie Danler's first novel, "Sweetbitter," is the "Kitchen Confidential" of our time, written from the cleaner and infinitely more civilized front-of-the-house perspective.
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"We hope this sends a powerful message that 'pray away the gay' products are unacceptable and have no place in a decent and civilized society."
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Banerjee: In particular, the point of a Medicare for All — I think, in any civilized society, nobody should be without some amount of medical care.
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The images of dead and dying children following the Syrian regime's most recent chemical attack represent a call to action among the world's civilized nations.
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Twentieth-century precursors to Coachella were civilized affairs—Bob Dylan's plugging in his electric guitar, in 1965 at Newport Folk, counted as a major disturbance.
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As a mature artist, Tim Burton's work married his love of the surreal to stories that stripped away the banality of everyday, politely civilized life.
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Unlike her wolf cohort, Alice feels a desire to clean up after herself; she looks for a rag during her period because she is civilized.
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The cabaret soon became the epitome of bohemianism by rejecting the conventional Western mores described as "civilized" that had led to such blood-soaked discord.
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Today I hope I speak not only for our countries, but for all civilized nations when I say to the North: Do not underestimate us.
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FOR audiences, the New York International Fringe Festival experience has improved over the years to include some truly civilized amenities — air-conditioned theaters, for one.
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We are a civilized society that cannot begin resorting to or excusing political violence, no matter the hues or views of the victims or attackers.
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Just maybe, despite our more than 30,000 annual gun deaths and mass incarceration and unconscionable poverty, those Scandinavians aren't any more civilized than we are.
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" South Africa fired back after Peter Dutton, Australia's home affairs minister, above, said that white farmers in South African needed protection in a "civilized country.
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" But the welcome dinner, Comer said, is "probably the one time we're going to sit down and have a civilized meal — other than pub food.
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As has always been the case, the scabrous palaver employed in this frontier town is likely to affect a viewer's own vocabulary and civilized impulses.
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The proximity of the concentration camps to the civilized world reminds us of the bystanders who ignored or were indifferent to the factories of death.
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"The hallmark of a civilized society is measured by how it treats its people and those within its borders," the judge wrote in his opinion.
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I felt like we're so obsessed with the image of civilized environments that come from the West, but we're not part of that Western culture.
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Congo was littered with 10 million skulls, the work of civilized hunters for rubber and ivory to meet the greed of King Leopold of Belgium.
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Rejected by most civilized nations as a transparent fraud, sluggish schizophrenia was used against dissidents and other citizens who simply dared to seek exit visas.
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It is replete with rococo furnishings amassed over a life in places that range from the civilized and chic to the obscure and war-torn.
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And I am so proud that our country has become civilized enough that we can bring about change and right this wrong without any bloodshed.
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While the civilized world was appalled at his remarks after the hate parade in Charlottesville, Va., a majority of Republicans approved of Trump's response. Approved.
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Looking back on that opening scene now, it's as clear as ever that Milch was asking us to consider if getting civilized actually means anything.
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Today I hope I speak not only for our countries but for all civilized nations when I say to the North: Do not underestimate us.
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"We all recognize the need for civilized, practical and fast decisions to resolve the political crisis, however hard that may seem," Karapetyan said in a statement.
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By connecting the civilized world (the columns) with the primordial (a lava-like mix of reds), Gechtoff collapses measurable and immeasurable notions of time and space.
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Jim McAlpine — the founder of the 420 Games (now the Civilized Games) and a cannabis entrepreneur — believes people have been getting buff while baked for decades.
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They travel through what feels very much like a half-civilized stretch of frontier, encountering a motley collection of bandits, farmers, stagecoach drivers and talkative oddballs.
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"This kind of bigotry and racism is not acceptable in a civilized society," the district attorney, Richard A. Brown, said in the statement announcing the charges.
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"The toilet issue is no small thing, it's an important aspect of building civilized cities and countryside," Xi said, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
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But the toilet revolution is about more than just giving sightseers a better holiday experience; it is also about creating a more civilized society, Xinhua added.
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Gates is worth over $101 billion, which should literally be considered a crime in a civilized society where 13 million kids don't have enough to eat.
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"[T]he NRA's money being the lifeblood for so many in Congress is what's preventing us from joining the civilized world in this issue," he said.
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"What the world needs is not more state-sponsored shenanigans on the Internet but rational, civilized agreement about appropriate state behavior in cyberspace," the report said.
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He called Trump's speech to Muslim leaders "a historic turning point" and asserted that the president had "rallied the civilized nations of the world" against terrorism.
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" Trump talked to reporters at Mar-a-Lago Thursday night, calling on "civilized nations" for help in "seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria.
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The Earth that Aloy understands is a distant future version of our own, after civilization has fallen and been reclaimed by nature, then civilized once again.
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And on the subject of McCain, King believes torturing prisoners has no place in a civilized society ... something front and center with CIA nominee Gina Haspel.
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Miller's All My Sons shows us that the older and nastier meaning of civilized tends to hum behind the newer sense of courtesy or good taste.
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So, the people whom Civilized does not serve must include the poor, rather than only the stoner as we might ordinarily conceive of him or her.
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The notion of people joined by tribal relationships (as distinct from "regular" social bonds) relies on old-school anthropology as much as the definition of civilized.
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New York City's admirable move against foie gras will be seen as a sign of changing times that helped lead us toward a more civilized society.
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"As an attorney, Mr. Neff should realize that a civilized society requires obedience to the law, including those laws he didn't happen to like," McSwain said.
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" No one, she says in the film, "could have been better than he at transforming from a civilized, serious person into that ranting and raving hooligan.
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He said that Mr. Mutko had suggested, in the palatial sports ministry headquarters in Moscow, that they "take the civilized route" and that he step down.
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It is long past time for China to be treated by the rest of the world like the mature, accomplished, civilized nation it claims to be.
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"At the same time, I also worked in the security services and know it is easiest to ban, and harder to find civilized solutions," he said.
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"The hallmark of a civilized society is measured by how it treats its people and those within its borders," Sabraw wrote in the Friday night ruling.
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Even in this supposedly civilized century, when torture is a crime against humanity (though practiced the world over), the reasons for Iago's torments still have resonance.
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" And within minutes, he echoed his initial statement: "Iran has been the leading sponsor of terrorism and their pursuit of nuclear weapons threatens the civilized world.
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Thankfully, this is the civilized place we get to visit in Gutner's "MGM Style," which celebrates the work of the legendary Hollywood art director Cedric Gibbons.
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In a strangely small galaxy, the civilized peoples of the nine inhabited planets live in constant fear of the Shotet, a tribe of fierce multiracial scavengers.
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"Maybe embracing what makes us civilized can be our most positive act," Mr. Owens wrote in a sort of statement of intent before his fall show.
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The lists of compliments you're hearing have been written at the behest of a mediator to smooth the way for a more civilized division of assets.
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In a world where the civilized path to retribution — cops, courts, campus tribunals — seems to often fail victims, vigilante justice reigns again in TV and film.
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The total lack of the compassion and respect that is surely to be expected from a president and his offspring is unacceptable in a civilized world.
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Would that we all could return to the rhythms of a more civilized time, when we weren't scanning the savanna for mortal threats every 30 seconds.
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But society requires them to remain civilized, embroidering in the drawing room to the sound of booming cannon fire on the battlefield beyond the seminary's gates.
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It was the promise of a country that took pride in being more civilized than the ones that would eventually expel all of their Jewish populations.
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Russia must decide if it will continue down this dark path, or if it will join with civilized nations as a force for stability and peace.
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And, perhaps most importantly, his willingness to flout all the conventions of civilized discourse when it comes to the minority groups that authoritarians find so threatening.
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But hopefully, by making it easier to hide offensive tweets and see when people violated its polices, Twitter will be a slightly more civilized, transparent place.[Engadget]
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I have spent my adult lives in universities and you see reasonable, civilized decent people just fold up when the charge of racism is even hinted at.
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You're surrendering to living in a fundamentally broken world and are ignoring the methods by which history actually evolves to meet the needs of a civilized society.
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Whether it's independence or self-determination, Hong Kong won't be able to achieve any of that if China doesn't become a civilized nation that respects human rights.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," Trump said in a statement.
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And that's just what the family at the center of the movie doesn't do, and what makes them civilized monsters — a proclivity they pass on through generations.
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As far as reality cooking competitions go, it's quite civilized—Gordon Ramsay isn't throwing flaming spatulas at anyone—and actually educational with all of the baking tips.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," he said in a statement.
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" The White House on Tuesday also condemned the chemical attack, with President Trump calling it "reprehensible" and stating that it "cannot be ignored by the civilized world.
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She's also the author of the new book The Civilized Guide to Tabletop Gaming: Rules Every Gamer Must Live By. The book is wonderful because it's simple.
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"Why this love affair in this country with lengthy incarceration, to our great embarrassment as a civilized nation?" he asked, according to a transcript of the speech.
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The noblest aspirations of civilized society versus the base reality of human nature is a theme that frequently comes up at the Park Slope Food Co-op.
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Rest assured, Malaysia will always stand shoulder-to-shoulder with America on this vital mission to eliminate a terror group whose acts sicken all of civilized humanity.
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At the counter, a bearded man read the Times with unbroken concentration, and several other patrons remained civilized, eating Polynesian noodles with generous glugs of sesame oil.
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" McMaster described the US and Afghanistan fight against the Taliban and ISIS as one "between barbarism and civilization," casting it as a "threat to all civilized peoples.
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"In any civilized country in the world that has legal democratic institutions, such a punishment must be very narrowly interpreted," he said, referring to removal from office.
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The rise of terrorism threatens the way of life for all civilized people, and we must do everything in our power to keep it from our shores.
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" Bob Neill, the Conservative chairman of parliament's justice committee, said the attacks were "threatening the independence of our judiciary" and had "no place in a civilized land.
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" And after Ms. Lysette's statement, he told The Hollywood Reporter that he was upset to "find myself accused of behavior that any civilized person would condemn unreservedly.
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The laws we have in place to prevent the procurement of military-style weapons by mentally ill citizens are laughable by the standards of any civilized society.
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"NO" TO NAME-CALLING Many voters are hoping to see a relatively civilized debate, after months of mutual attacks between Trump and Clinton on the campaign trail.
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We pray that those who traffic in anti-Semitism, racism, and xenophobia will see that there is no place for such pernicious philosophies in a civilized society.
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As friendships fester, marriages combust and families fall into civilized distemper, all the ties in Patel's world unravel according to their own precise logic: none at all.
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One is that it is them, not the blasphemers, who are defaming Islam, by presenting it as an immature tradition that has little room for civilized discourse.
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After returning from brain surgery in July 2017, McCain himself pleaded for a return to a more civilized political age during a speech on the Senate floor.
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With a little empathy, perhaps they will understand what the rest of the civilized world has learned: Putting profit above health care is unfair, barbaric and immoral.
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Whether a show like "Springtime" represents absolute bad taste or delicious good fun, it exists in a place far removed from the norms of civilized, rational discourse.
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Kim Jong-un sent another chilling message to the civilized world with his ICBM launch on Friday, the longest yet and the second to pass over Japan.
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Either stand up for the values we believe in or kowtow to the very people we believe pose the gravest danger to civilized society in the West.
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This is alarming because a civilization remains civilized only when the baser elements of human nature are tamped down by just laws, effective institutions and ethical practices.
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We propose these aims to fulfill our pledge of equality and to meet the fundamental needs of a democratic and civilized society -- domestic peace and social justice.
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"The Civilized Guide" is a very funny and useful read on its own, but it also makes a great gift for that sore loser in your life.
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" An editorial in May 2015 said an unidentified mayor had "displayed her African heritage by not enforcing civilized law" and referred repeatedly to black people as "thugs.
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It can be a campaign of diplomatic pressure, to underscore that a regime that routinely flouts the rules of civilized countries can't be treated as one itself.
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" "We are not going to close anything... I also worked in the security services and know it is easiest to ban, and harder to find civilized solutions.
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" No court date has been set, but Zawadski's attorney Beth Littrell hopes the case will "send a message that anti-gay discrimination is intolerable in a civilized society.
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We're just twirling our mustaches, wasting our lives in a pointless line, only to show the world that we can't handle a single funny joke like civilized people.
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During the 19th century, portraits of Native Americans circulated among white audiences, depicting them as "savages" capable of becoming "civilized" if they would only disavow their Native culture.
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Becky's parents are unusual sources for malign magic: in most past horror stories, people of color tap into superstition and mysterious otherworldly powers that "civilized" whites don't understand.
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It is more like a satirical horror story- the horror being the reality for an entire race present day in an alleged civilized & progressive society- hence the satire.
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When asked last summer about the possibility of revoking Cosby's medal, Obama said there was no such mechanism, but that civilized countries should have no tolerance for rape.
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London (CNN)It is often hailed as the beacon of a civilized society -- but is democracy in danger of failing the very people it is supposed to protect?
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," said President Trump in a statement.
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FILE -- Guidelines for Duluth's 'Speak Your Peace' campaign, meant to encourage civilized debate, can be seen on this poster presented at a school curriculum development meeting in 2005.
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Even if many in the US have grown used to Trump being Trump and have found their own coping mechanisms, the rest of the civilized world has not.
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Shetty told Reuters in an interview that civilized societies should protect human rights to enhance their security, and it was not a choice between one or the other.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," the president said in a statement.
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" On Tuesday, he added: "All civilized nations must join together to protect human life and the sacred right of our citizens to live in safety and in peace.
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" In his 1692 lecture, Matter and Motion Cannot Think, the English classicist Richard Bentley referred to certain early "Savages" who "were not then, what civilized Mankind is now.
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It is time to turn Beijing's instruments of intimidation against it through cultural, as well as economic, disentanglement until China gets the message of how civilized nations behave.
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But in a stroke of irony, Thiel's longevity turns him into a mythical symbol of state justice, as the last person who would still remember a civilized past.
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In Chicago, some neighborhoods are overseen by gangs that ought to be viewed as operators of terror cells, nihilistic institutional organizations that invade the sphere of civilized life.
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But his polished and civilized style, both inside and outside the ring, failed to captivate boxing aficionados or reality show devotees hoping to see car wreck human behavior.
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This strange presidential aesthetic is replicated on the international stage, where we have regressed as a civilized nation from once-dignified and purposeful leadership to ineffectual global belligerence.
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When McCain condemns torture with uncompromising patriotism and honor, he speaks a timeless truth that embodies the best of Americanism and civilized standards for the rules of war.
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There was a particularly English fantasy of the countryside as a more authentic, civilized and fulfilling world than the dirty, fast-moving, and industrial reality of city life.
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I know Christianity has been largely Westernized now, but it's still a cult from a foreign land trying to impose its values and tear down our civilized society.
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She could just eat them in dumb silence like an animal, like a stupid zombie, or she could do the more civilized thing and turn on Episode 2.
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He opens "Admissions" by telling us he's acquired a suicide kit, in case his death is painful and slow, and he closes with a civilized discussion of euthanasia.
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This was his upbringing, and he took all that with him when he became an artist and moved away from what we like to call the 'civilized world.
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"Without any sympathy and empathy, it has crossed the bottom line of civilized society and the ethical boundary of free speech and offends human conscience," the embassy said.
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The article focuses on China's wildlife consumption, citing a variety of animals for sale most Civilized People would surely balk at: civet cats, badgers, and snakes, oh my!
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But reducing or expunging convictions for offenses that are no longer crimes is not just the right thing to do — it's the obligation of a civilized, just society.
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The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board has referred to the petro as the "'Crypto' Con," arguing that "it's baffling why anyone in the civilized world" would buy it.
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Sardar Patel, India's first home minister, asserted that a citizenship predicated solely on connection to territory was "enlightened, modern and civilized," and the mark of all progressive nations.
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We will reinforce old alliances and form new ones -- and unite the civilized world against radical Islamic terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the Earth.
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We all collectively understood that there were certain behaviors that were not okay, certain things that decent, civilized people in a modern society did not do to each other.
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Goose and his compatriots would like you to think players in his day were more civilized, but there were also fewer cameras on them, and less money at stake.
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Two-thirds of Americans think it's unsafe to drive under the influence of cannabis, according to a new survey by PSB Research, Civilized, Burson Cohn & Wolfe, and BuzzFeed News.
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"Russia must decide if it will continue down this dark path or if it will join with civilized nations as a force for stability and peace," Mr. Trump said.
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Another thing about that first workshop was that I heard something about myself that I had never heard before: that my story was protective and civilized and carefully managed.
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But the measure of a civilized society is how it protects those who can't defend themselves from targeted attacks or scams because they lack the protective wrap of privilege.
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This map shows the removal of the "Five Civilized Tribes" — Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole — that ensued after Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act into law in 1830.
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Macron's success indicates that this can happen, it appears to have happened, and indeed France, as well as the rest of the civilized world, will be the clear beneficiary.
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For a brief moment in time after the Holocaust, her words helped turn anti-Semites into pariahs, anti-Semitism into a vile and rejected idea unfit for civilized peoples.
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Rather, it's a necessary step to deal with the explosion of the data economy in a "civilized" way — similar to how society had to impose rules on automobile traffic.
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There's a logic at work here — the slaves are forced to live apart from "civilized" society — and that's one of the larger goals in Beyond Good and Evil 2.
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We will reinforce old alliances and form new ones – and unite the civilized world against Radical Islamic Terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the Earth.
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But those kinds of civilized, delegated, televised festivals of catharsis and confession have moved to the internet, which empowers more people to do more clashing and defending than discoursing.
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The who's who of Hollywood gather tonight for a civilized battle of talent, style and who can give the most social-media-worthy acceptance speech before being led offstage.
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By the time Congress is even authorized to act after the President has launched nuclear weapons, there may no longer be a civilized world in which to do so.
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We may disagree about what foods taste good together, but hopefully, most civilized people can let one another eat in peace, as long as they're not bothering anyone else.
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""We will reinforce old alliances and form new ones – and unite the civilized world against Radical Islamic Terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the Earth.
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Varying in impact, the stories cumulatively summon a world in which the civilized is constantly receding and to be a human is to live in a state of desperation.
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"I wanted to find out if I could buy the apartment without the spot," said Ms. Choe, a tea sommelier and author of the tea blog Oh, How Civilized.
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He encouraged officials to "conscientiously implement the central government's requirements and closely focus on the goal of funerals that benefit the people, are green and civilized," the newspaper said.
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Earlier this year, Dutton was criticized by the South African government after he suggested white farmers were being persecuted and deserved protection with special visas from a "civilized country".
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He wakes up hungover then has a really embarrassing Eurotrash fight with Aiden, and they both end up smothered in muck before discussing their feelings over a civilized dinner.
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Like the city's less-than-civilized sports fans, this fun-loving orange monstrosity was rude and crude and a little out of control — and the internet couldn't get enough.
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Calmly dissecting white America's unceasing claim that they aren't intelligent or civilized enough for full citizenship, those scholars are the irrefutable answer, still in plain sight after 400 years.
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And it all felt so civilized, not because it's British but because it's remote — Al Roker was interviewing civilians celebrating on sidewalks, not nudging anyone toward the mani-cam.
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They certainly knew danger, sudden death and cruel enemies, but who could say in this year of grace 1940 that modern civilization spared civilized man any of those things?
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We are looking at a mass migration like the Second World War, and it is agony to see people with nothing living in camps next to civilized European cities.
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"The hallmark of a civilized society is measured by how it treats its people and those within its borders," wrote Sabraw, who sits in the Southern District of California.
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But that was the day when the dots were connected, when the hatred that drives extremist Islam against America and the civilized world reached the LGBT community in America.
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At first, all was civilized as the show opened for a private preview — but as beer flowed and inhibitions fell away, visitors' engagement with the Plasticine became more involved.
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If we are polite to rude people, perhaps we give them back their dignity; yet the obsessiveness of the rude presents certain challenges to the proponents of civilized behavior.
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But the "Nepantla" exercise, and new anthology, is well-named, and shines as a transformative bridge between art and equity, these two equally important expressions of a civilized society.
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We don't we don't have to elevate them by presenting them as an existential threat to civilized society, which is kind of what we do when we attack them.
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Their real hereditary enemy is the native barbarian — the half-civilized Vaisya, the ignorant megachurched Okie redneck, the Huckabee voter, the Bircher and McCarthyite, America Firster and Coolidge voter.
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Using an app feels like a far more civilized interaction than running for a chair and waving a dishtowel at the smoke detector before ripping it from the ceiling.
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That has to be a very continuous ongoing drumbeat of improvements to move Twitter out of the realm of the trolls and back into the realm of civilized conversation.
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The tales of his life will be legendary, an unquenchable thirst for women and weed and wine and also KNOWLEDGE about the ways of life on civilized alien planets.
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"You go where the hot spots are, you go where the training is, you go where people are looking to do harm and bring death and destruction on civilized people."
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People are actively looking to better understand what Fortnite is and why so many love it In all of those cases, civilized society eventually grew out of their kneejerk horror.
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"These acts of rioting, which damage social peace and disregard the law, are intolerable in any civilized society that respects the rule of law," said Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam.
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Its inherent over-the-top-ness is tempered by a grim and frequently off-putting outlook on the depths humanity can plunge to when seismic shifts uproot our civilized society.
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We will re-enforce old alliances and form new ones and unite the civilized world against radical Islamic terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the earth.
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Instead, he gets a simpler, more dog-friendly food like boiled meat or bites of omelette, which he eats off a spoon (he's a civilized dog, thank you very much).
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Following Texas Tech's big win to advance to the NCAA Championship for the first time ever, fans have taken to the streets to celebrate — in a not-so civilized manner.
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As a result, we didn't just learn that this was the dream John Marston was fighting for — giving up the thrill of gunslinging for the slow death of civilized life.
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But, I'll tell you what, I reckon the ZL1 will be not only faster than the Hellcat but also a heck of a lot more civilized and less crash-y.
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But a fundamental tenet of civilized behavior in the modern world is that human beings shouldn't die of disease, starvation, or other forms of neglect while political conflicts are addressed.
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Not throwing people in jail because they can't pay court fees, and not condemning people to years or even decades of isolation, sound like baseline rules for a civilized society.
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The mudsills were society's menial workers, dull, unambitious, and good only for creating wealth that better, civilized people with educations and connections would use to advance the economy and society.
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Like a number of other creations by Mr. Ratmansky, it expands the landscape of the art: Its depiction of a wide range of humanity in civilized debate is vividly poetic.
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Perhaps there are more effective and less economically destructive ways we could be sanctioning and penalizing the Chinese to get them to act like a civilized and law-abiding nation.
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In civilized countries they largely stay below the surface, because the prevailing moral view discourages such sentiments, and this moral imperative is voiced by society's political, academic and religious leaders.
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Trump, that champion of decorum, defender of the sanctity of the rule of law, tweeted, "There can be few things worse in a civilized, law abiding nation," than Schumer's threats.
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And at mealtime, no matter how loosely defined, it can make you feel less like a barn animal at the trough and more like a civilized human at the table.
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Dr. Noah Whitestone, the civilized sleuth in this medical mystery, understands the distinctions between two new wonder drugs, acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) and acetalized morphine (heroin), and promptly sounds the alarm.
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But the shepherds say these Central European animals don't play by the same rules as the more civilized French bears of old, and are more prone to eat their sheep.
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The whole thing felt like a highly civilized treat, from the live pianist to the fairy tale-themed menu items (think: a "Poison Apple" tart) and the exceedingly thoughtful staff.
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Farhad: Zuck's in an odd place: He's the C.E.O. of a very valuable public company that arguably benefits in some degree from some of the worst tendencies of civilized society.
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Signs reading "Pajamas don't go out of the door; be a civilized resident for the Expo" were posted around the city while "pajama policemen" were sent around to patrol neighborhoods.
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"We are with the highest probability the only country in a civilized world where the president publicly calls for killing the prime minister," news agency CTK quoted him as saying.
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The airstrikes launched last week by the United States, France and Britain sent a necessary, calibrated message to Mr. Assad that the civilized world does not countenance chemical weapons use.
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She also has quite a lot to say to modern society about manners, behavior toward others, empathy, ethics and other civilized subjects that seem to have fallen out of favor.
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Not only does it lack the ingredients for making a proper Nigerian fufu (she is forced to substitute Bisquick for yam), but also the locals strike her as barely civilized.
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President Vladimir Putin told reporters in St Petersburg that the wholesale ban on Russian athletes rather than individuals was unfair and "does not fit into any framework of civilized behavior".
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In a civilized society, women should never have to choose between going bankrupt paying to terminate her rape-induced pregnancy, or otherwise having to carry her rapist's baby to term.
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The message to ISIS fighters is — and must be — that no one is above law, and that the law in its transparent administration is what distinguishes civilized nations from brutes.
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This cover is the culmination of an increasingly alarming trend using the Swastika and other Nazi symbols for partisan and ideological purposes that violate the boundaries of civilized, tolerant discourse.
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Abroad in America When democracy is at its best, elections are the civilized version of warfare: clashes of wit, personality and ideas that seek to resolve a nation's biggest arguments.
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"These protests have continued up till now in a peaceful and civilized way ... and could be exploited by parties with bad intentions inside and outside of Algeria," the general added.
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Bigfoot could potentially be the link to a long lost past — what we would have been if we hadn't become civilized, and started farming, and put on pants every morning.
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Atlanta is often an unapologetic caricature of itself, fully embracing an identity as both an internationally revered hip-hop mecca and a regional safe haven for Confederate flag-phobic, civilized folks.
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"We will reinforce old alliances and form new ones -- and unite the civilized world against radical Islamic terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the Earth," Trump said.
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Snoop's co-stars Xzibit, Lil Duval, and the writer/director, DJ Pooh, were doing interviews with Civilized at the hotel Monday when they decided to do what they do -- get high!
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One would expect in a civilized world to see the government stand up for the rights of its people and unify the country against this kind of violence based on religion.
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Campbell is referring to the points outlined in the book called The No Asshole Rule: Building a Civilized Workplace and Surviving One That Isn't, written by Stanford professor Robert I. Sutton.
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Relative to most big-name music festivals, it is a calm, civilized, music-focused event — a festival made by people who like festivals, rather than people who want to maximize returns.
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The next time you ask Siri a question, Apple's AI will finally offer up search results to help you find an answer using Google, like the rest of the civilized world.
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The hormones from these glands almost certainly triggered sexual response in our prehuman ancestors, but now that we are "civilized," we are told to reject feet as objects of erotic attention.
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Tonight, I call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria and also to end terrorism of all kinds and all types.
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"Detention of innocent children should never occur in a civilized society, especially if there are less restrictive options, because the risk of harm to children simply cannot be justified," they wrote.
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"We will reinforce old alliances and form new ones, and unite the civilized world against radical Islamic terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the earth," he said.
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"Russia's persistence on this path of obfuscation is as if the rest of the civilized world does not have eyes, ears, or the ability to reach obvious conclusions," the official added.
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Tonight, I call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria, and also to end terrorism of all kinds and all types.
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Old-fashioned futurity that sees only men fighting and dying in smoke and fire; hears nothing more civilized than a cannonade; scents nothing but the stink of battle-wounds and blood.
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It violates human dignity to denigrate any group of human beings as the president is now doing and human dignity is a baseline — perhaps the baseline — moral principle of civilized society.
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"I'm O.K. with it so long as they're civilized," she said, noting that the noise level sometimes gets out of hand, especially when children's birthday parties are held on the lawn.
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"In order to restore civilized society, the power has got to be back on," said Scott Aaronson, who oversees the Electricity Subsector Coordinating Council (ESCC), an industry-government emergency response program.
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"Anti-semitism and those who stir up inter-ethnic discord can have no place either in civilized society or in the foreign ministry," Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said on Twitter.
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"So far we have carried ourselves in a respectable and civilized manner," said Mohamed Hersi, chairman of the Kenya Tourism Federation (KTF), an umbrella association of hoteliers, tour operators and airlines.
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Douglas noted that sports were encouraged by plantation owners, including wrestling and boxing, which Douglas deemed "wild and low sports peculiar to semi-civilized people," but that "rational enjoyment" was not.
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We might as well require a man to wear still the coat which fitted him when a boy as civilized society to remain ever under the regimen of their barbarous ancestors.
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In the 16th century, Erasmus wrote a dialogue in which characters writing in the Renaissance-infused Humanist script complain about the "barbarous" look of Gothic script which they deem less civilized.
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Since 1986 — the last serious, successful effort to simplify the tax code — being a signatory to Grover Norquist's Taxpayer Protection Pledge has been the cost of admission into civilized Republican society.
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He has justified this as a necessary step in realizing the Chinese Dream, a nationalistic project to build a Strong China, a Civilized China, a Harmonious China and a Beautiful China.
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"The U.A.E. is a stain on the world conscience — the U.A.E. as it is currently governed is violating every norm of the civilized world," said Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California.
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Acknowledging all this — the basic reasons that we deem violence out of place in civilized society — try to articulate a principle that carves out an exception for the caregiver-child relationship.
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In time, it might even encourage more civilized political discourse in this atomized land, by putting young people in proximity to those with roots in different ways of life and thinking.
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It is past time for all civilized nations — and certainly for all nations seeking greater respect on the international stage — to work together fully for North Korean denuclearization, belatedly but finally.
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He's now written a powerful and deeply civilized memoir, "Disturbance: Surviving Charlie Hebdo," which recounts the massacre and traces its aftermath in his life and in the lives of many others.
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" It affirms that the last two years showed that the two countries "can cooperate and coexist in civilized fashion, acknowledging differences yet fostering everything that would benefit both countries and peoples.
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However, I am an empiricist, and I could not help but notice that I could have peaceful, free, easy, civilized, and safe discussions in what is essentially an all-white country.
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" And, there's more .... the attorney claims Brown's deposition was filled with "tumultuous tirades, defiant rants, use of profane language and refusal to comport himself in a civilized and grown-up manner.
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The Bottom Line The Iranian resistance benefits from aligning with the United States because the resistance is firmly in the camp of civilized states and does not commit acts of barbarism.
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By the end of the 1800s it was hailed by doctors and patients as one of the century's most important discoveries and a definitive mark of a humanitarian and civilized society.
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Trump had invited both critics and advocates for e-cigarettes to the gathering in a rare moment of civilized debate, as if he were actually looking to better understand the issue.
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Tonight I call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria, and also to end terrorism of all kinds and all types.
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No matter how far we come with technological advancements and our progression into a more civilized culture, the wild world around us will continue to live on like we don't even matter.
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Even though the "Barbaric and Civilized" show said that the other ones were barbaric in comparison, it did at least examine the whole range of mask-making tradition and practice, from everywhere.
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If North Korea were truly committed to bettering relations with the United States and the civilized world, they wouldn&apost be doing things like that less than two weeks before this meeting.
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"I'd like to pay no taxes, but I'd like to live in a civilized world where people aren't coming with torches and rakes trying to, you know, kill each other," said Blankfein.
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In Riley Stearns' new movie The Art of Self-Defense, a lonely, mild-mannered office drone has an experience that forces him to reevaluate his lowly place in a supposedly civilized society.
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" In terms of emotional and verbal abuse, she said "insults about her value as an artist, her looks, and her weight are insufficient to constitute extreme, outrageous conduct intolerable in civilized society.
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The British home secretary, Theresa May, called the Litvinenko murder "a blatant and unacceptable breach" of international law and civilized behavior that would be raised with Mr. Putin at the next opportunity.
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The alt-right is clearly into racial politics, and they clearly believe in a racial theory of history — that the white man is the creative source of value in the civilized world.
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The same radio that allowed European fascists to rally seemingly-civilized nations to conquest and genocide now struggles with a new technological threat (podcasts) while begging us for smalls sums of support.
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We might as well require a man to wear still the coat that fitted him when a boy, as civilized society to remain ever under the regimen of their barbarous ancestors.'Tho.
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So if you're ready to join the civilized world, but find that your swastika tattoo is really holding you back, know that there are options — and Skin Deep is here to help.
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Officer Dot Com: CCCSD: Maybe it was just nice to hear someone state the obvious: these thugs are scum and don't belong in civilized nations nor should be coddled, like under Obama.
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Once Mars has left Aries with a bang, the action planet enters Taurus at 5:51 AM on Thursday, where its typically savage willpower pretends to be way too civilized to argue.
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" But he argued that his plan to create universal health care coverage could be achieved by rallying a political movement so the United States could "join the rest of the civilized world.
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I am not far from Civilized target demographic—I'm in my late twenties—but an age-related ideological gap between Riedle and myself might explain our different responses to the same language.
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Mr. Ratmansky's ballet affectingly honors philosophical debate itself, showing us the supremely civilized kind of evening in which seven vividly different characters propose different ways of being, different forms of human energy.
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The time has come for the civilized world to join the U.S. in taking all necessary measures to remove Kim Jong Un's looming ability to threaten the world with a nuclear holocaust.
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Before we bomb even one more foreign country with our impressive array of lethal weapons, we must determine if we really are a civilized nation that believes in the rule of law.
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Enforcement of criminal, employment and civil rights laws should be sending a strong message that improper and illegal behavior involving acts of sexual abuse will not be tolerated in a civilized society.
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The movement lost momentum after the tobacco administration pushed for lighter measures including more designated smoking areas, which it said allowed for civilized smoking in a statement to Reuters at the time.
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It's by turns entertaining and exhausting, though eventually the whole thing grows heavier, more solemn, as the party transforms into another reminder about how rapidly the so-called civilized slip into barbarism.
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"Pictures" looks like a children's wild game that becomes a multilayered dialogue with music and works of art; "Serenade," as its men discuss love, becomes a picture of pluralism, civilized and philosophical.
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Also not surprisingly, one does not hear many references to Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., the eminent Supreme Court justice, who observed decades ago that "taxes are what we pay for civilized society."
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Combining thoughtful inquiry with firsthand experience, Mr. Vance has inadvertently provided a civilized reference guide for an uncivilized election, and he's done so in a vocabulary intelligible to both Democrats and Republicans.
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It was low stakes, I guess, because it was about basketball, but still I thought, Oh, we could use more of that, where discussions are civilized, or are not taking it personally.
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The President argued that the air attacks on Syrian targets were justified to reinforce the principle that some weapons are so heinous, they have no place in the arsenals of civilized nations.
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"What democratic socialism means to me is having in a civilized society, the understanding that we can make sure that all of our people live in security and in dignity," Sanders said.
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"We declare, loud and clear, that we will continue our legitimate struggles in hand-in-hand cooperation with the civilized international community until all our demands are fulfilled," Mr. Atta Ullah said.
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If the great theme of his work is the defense of what we proudly used to call Western civilization, the great theme of his life is the cultivation of a civilized mind.
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Being fluently bilingual, he told them all this in both American and Tex-Mex, but, as it turned out, they didn't speak any civilized languages, and instead pointed their weapons at him.
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Recipes are often not kind to cooks for the many, with their civilized notations ("serves four") and their refusal to rescale easily for six, or eight (at least not without copious chopping).
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" Oh, it gets worse ... the attorney claims Brown's deposition was filled with "tumultuous tirades, defiant rants, use of profane language and refusal to comport himself in a civilized and grown-up manner.
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It frays the habits of the heart that underpin any civilized society -- because how we operate is not just based on laws, it's based on habits and customs and restraint and respect.
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Jeff Goodell's book The Water Will Come: Rising Seas, Sinking Cities, and the Remaking of the Civilized World often reads like dystopian science fiction, but its subject matter is all too real.
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But its overall thrust — driven home by diagrams showing different nose types and the like — was unmistakable: The world's peoples could be arranged in a hierarchy, from the primitive to the most civilized.
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This is about whether we want to be a just, honest, compassionate and humane society, or a country that watches its own die while the rest of the civilized world recoils in horror.
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Not only does she stop a bullet, she uses logic to convince Shyne to back down and even have a civilized sit-down with Lucious and Andre to try and hash things out.
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But it turns out the country is deeply divided about how, exactly, to do it, according to a new survey conducted this spring by PSB Research, Civilized, Burson Cohn & Wolfe, and BuzzFeed News.
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"We, the rest of us all, civilized countries, manage the rise of a 'rogue player' that is now upending all the rules — I don't think China likes that kind of concept," he said.
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" Labour Party lawmaker Cyd Ho says whether it's independence or self-determination, "Hong Kong won't be able to achieve any of that if China doesn't become a civilized nation that respects human rights.
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But for a presidential candidate to declare that upon election he would prosecute his rival seems beyond the pale as civilized political discourse in a democracy where the rule of law is primary.
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But back then, his civilized behavior never blinded Americans as to what he represented, whom he really was or that he also ran a "racket" (a network of KGB operatives) to undermine America.
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During the nineteenth century, the federal government brutally forced the Five Civilized Tribes—the Creek, the Cherokee, the Chickasaw, the Choctaw, and the Seminole—out of their lands in the southeastern United States.
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As someone who has battled for greater inclusion in financial, media and telecommunications markets, I see tech not as some kind of scourge destroying civilized society, but as a democratizing and inclusive force.
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Well, I do think that that ... he has painted himself outside the circle of a civilized discussion and he's been given the chance to be part of a discussion and he's defined himself.
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The mindset of, "We're going to fly everything in because we're the good-functioning, outside, civilized outsiders, and you are the 'natives' about to go crazy,"—that's the mentality of [traditional relief efforts].
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There is irony, of course, but I also want our society to be so civilized and [progressive] that it reacts appropriately to artists and women, even if we do [provocative] things like this.
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Where much of the comedy of "BoJack" depends on placing animals in civilized human situations, the spirit of "Tuca & Bertie" is that even the most housebroken of beings are still ruled by DNA.
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But one never knows what's going to cause some new MMA fan to finally say "That's too much for me," and head back to the safer, more civilized comforts of football and hockey.
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I think it's no secret that we live in a patriarchal society, but as we are also apparently civilized human beings, we are, I hope, continuing to experience more equality between the sexes.
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"I firmly believe there will be strong bipartisan support for serious sanctions against Saudi Arabia, including appropriate members of the royal family, for this barbaric act which defied all civilized norms," he said.
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The story has always sounded improbable: How could women, whether in the savage ancient world or today's slightly more civilized one, ever hold all the positions of power and make all the rules?
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Now I found its 19th-century Liberty-style buildings elegant, the promise of strolling with my children in Villa Borghese park civilized, and its expensive haberdashers, including the excellently named Gentleman, deeply satisfying.
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Evidence suggests that even long-suffering New Yorkers, who have scoffed at the idea of civilized life beyond the Hudson, have had enough and have decided to get the hell out of Dodge.
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Food and hygiene slander have long been the spear tip of attacks by contemptuous (or envious) Westerners seeking to make Chinese seem impossibly alien, and thus unassimilable and inadmissible to their "civilized" countries.
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It's a plausibly disastrous example of building and regulating today's technology without thinking about how it will work tomorrow — and of the galaxy's supposedly more civilized past coming back to hurt its present.
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Despite indications that the neighbors may be rough but not bad, the stage is set for malicious misunderstandings, and the question of who is the most civilized becomes as murky the backwoods mud.
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"The civilized world must not tolerate the Assad regime's continued use of chemical weapons," Sanders said, referring to recent reports that the Assad government has used chemical weapons against the rebel-held areas.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," Mr. Trump said in the statement released by the White House.
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LG: When we really we think about it, being in a fairly civilized society here, we all kind of have this false sense of security around what actually stops people from getting in.
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He wanted to shake his readers out of their complacency about what the French government was doing and help them see that its death penalty system threatened France's claim to being a "civilized" nation.
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If we want to break free, we must avert, attack, and destroy the dominant civilized culture itself, with its many reifications and abstractions, its humanist, reason based thinking, and it's confining morality and ideologies.
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Poroshenko praised the U.S. Senate for the decision to introduce new sanctions against Russia, saying that sanctions were a civilized mechanism "to force the aggressor to get away from Ukraine", withdraw troops and equipment.
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"If the law permits this execution to go forward in spite of the horrific final minutes that Irick may well experience, then we have stopped being a civilized nation and accepted barbarism," she wrote.
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Kabila and Tshisekedi "have an interest in meeting to prepare for the peaceful and civilized transfer of power," Jean-Marc Kabund told a news conference at which he said Tshisekedi was the "presumptive winner".
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Also highlighted is the stoic, almost passive expression of the Lapiths in the face of adversity, which to the ancient Greeks represented civilized behavior in contrast to the more expressive and, therefore, barbaric, centaurs.
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"The film's tone — the sense of characters grasping to hold on to innocence as the civilized world whisks it away — is all Takahata," the critic Ty Burr wrote in The Boston Globe in 2014.
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Over the course of the powerful essay, Tran describes various moments in her life when her existence in America as a non-white person left her feeling like a background player in civilized society.
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The purpose of punitive damages in civil cases is to punish defendants for particularly reprehensible conduct and to send a message to others that such conduct will not be tolerated in a civilized society.
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"We have a claim and we are dealing with this in court in a civilized way and we believe that our legal position is pretty tight and we'll see how it goes," he concluded.
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CNBC Senior Contributor Larry Kudlow says radical Islam is winning and the civilized war is losing the terror war because Western leaders refuse to listen to what the experienced generals advise them to do.
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If President Trump wants to destroy most of the civilized world, that's completely within his Constitutional right — but once he starts going after their Caribbean all-inclusives, they will consider a strong talking-to.
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That's why Matyszczyk was happy to hear Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella — who has tried to restore a more civilized environment to the company — say he wants to fight against self-satisfaction in his employees.
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Its American origin story, for example, is heavily influenced the ideological notion that the land (and the indigenous populations who live on it) must be civilized (subjugated and exploited) by their (white) cultural superiors.
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The book tracks Khan and the Mongol army's rise to power, and the culture that they brought along with them on the journey to conquer the bulk of the civilized world at the time.
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"We will reinforce old alliances and form new ones — and unite the civilized world against radical Islamic terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the Earth," he said during his Jan.
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Poroshenko praised the U.S. Senate for the decision to introduce new sanctions against Russia, saying that sanctions were a civilized mechanism "to force the aggressor to get away from Ukraine", withdraw troops and equipment.
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Maybe he should tell that to the grieving families who lost loved ones to the Las Vegas shooter, a man in his 60s who murdered innocent concertgoers with weapons barred by most civilized nations.
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"There can be few things worse in a civilized, law abiding nation, than a United States Senator openly, and for all to see and hear, threatening the Supreme Court or its Justices," he tweeted.
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No call for civility or the capacity for civilized disagreement (the sign of any healthy society) has any weight when, from the highest office in the land, there emanates a stream of partisan vilification.
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"Unless the Saudi kingdom understands that civilized countries around the world are going to reject this conduct and make sure that they pay a price for it, they'll continue doing it," Mr. Durbin said.
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Although Moscow asserted that chasing Islamist militants from the ancient ruins of Palmyra — twice — proved that it was defending civilized Western values, Russian firepower has largely been focused against the uprising confronting Mr. Assad.
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Rule of law protects contracts, investments and different forms of property, as well as individual and collective freedoms, making the United Kingdom one of the safest, most evolved and civilized countries in the world.
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I have known Khashoggi for more than a decade and am appalled at the possibility that the Saudi government would engineer the disappearance of a writer who worked tirelessly to promote civilized, humane values.
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On taxes, well, as the IRS building says "Taxes are the price we pay for a civilized society," so corporations, the rich and middle class — including all of us, will pay our fair share.
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This is the one facet of the film from which viewers may shrink; the heroin habit comes across as soothing, controllable, and even civilized, without a hint of the ruin that it can wreak.
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When that talk turns to branding, though, and voices start to sharpen, a meeting about prestige, publicity and populism evolves into a larger debate about survival — as well as one very civilized power struggle.
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We have Trump pushing a narrative that implies that for those people over there, the brown ones, fighting is "natural" and there's nothing the more civilized countries of the world can do about it.
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It was Caesar himself whose executive order introduced the Julian calendar, January and February, so he is ultimately responsible for the end of guilt-free hibernation, among other civilized ideas inspired by actual nature.
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"It frays the habits of the heart that underpin any civilized society -- because how we operate is not just based on laws, it's based on habits and customs and restraint and respect," Obama said.
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"Being civilized means you can meet nine brunettes in a row who all turn out to be assholes, and not punching the tenth brunette in the face because of it," wrote blogger, Sasha Lobo.
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"It is a great pity that El Salvador is approving these kind of laws that criminalize civilized solutions that throughout history have been used to resolve social problems," said human rights activist Raul Mijango.
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Even if he feels moved to do so, a civilized gentleman would apologize profusely after the debate for misspeaking if it were to be revealed, by fair and scientific timekeeping, that the gentleman was wrong.
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"Respect my directions regarding the confidentiality of meetings, documentations, conversations and communications," says the first point of a working paper handed out by the 70-year-old diplomat, designed to keep things civilized and secret.
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Which is one giant step for White, one huge leap for mixed martial arts, and one depressing kick in the teeth for those of us hoping MMA was growing into a civilized member of society.
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Things that are supposedly beneath notice or too rude for polite society often operate in a liberated space, where cultural makers can say the things and make the associations that "civilized" people banish them for.
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Germany's latest solution is much more heavy-handed on tech platforms, when it seems smarter to simply remind people to be respectful of each other's views and ask them to debate in a civilized manner.
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The wheel guns shriek violently as they're engaged, the engines still give off a menacing roar — even though it's quieter now that they've been downsized and made much more efficient and, dare I say, civilized.
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They're from Philadelphia, they're an awful team, they're an angry, bitter fan base and it's not safe for civilized people to go to Citizens Bank Park if you want to root for the other team.
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"It's not about civilized or uncivilized," said Miles-Novelo, who is co-author on a paper from earlier this year that reviewed years of academic research on the link between severe weather and aggressive behavior.
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Often, the contractors weren't as well trained; they weren't as sensitive to the communities they were policing; and they weren't as scrupulous when it came to the laws, practices, and customs of civilized military engagement.
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If the MCU didn't exist, this would be an oddball film about how an arrogant asshole was handed immense power for treating other people like trash and shrugging off all civilized limits to his behavior.
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Separately, European Investment Bank President Werner Hoyer said Britain's bill for settling its financial position with the EIB could be very costly, but he called for a "civilized" divorce that could avoid such an outcome.
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" Unlike war between "civilized" European nation-stations, in this mode of warfare Anglo settlers organized "irregular units to brutally attack and destroy unarmed Indigenous women, children, and old people using unlimited violence in unrelenting attacks.
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This is particularly apposite in domains essential to a civilized state, such as equality of gender, race and sexual orientation; freedom of association, speech, expression and religion; liberty; and fidelity to the rule of law.
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If the high court lets the lower court's decision stand, it could revive not only the Creek reservation but also the reservations of the rest of the Five Civilized Tribes and other tribes in Oklahoma.
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"What I want is to have an outlaw regime change its behavior, to rejoin the civilized world and stop supporting terrorism and trying to overthrow the governments of so many of its neighbors," he said.
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But we might be a more civilized society, and our conversations more productive, if we began seriously frowning on the habit of judging others based on their allegiance to the Republican Party, Democrats, or Trump.
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The idea is that America must defend itself against The global cast of thugs seeking to harm the civilized world preys on those nations that are perceived to be weak and incapable of defending themselves.
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Rather, it has everything to do with introducing Saudi Arabia to the American public by drawing their attention to the Kingdom's positions at every level in a civilized and objective way through Saudi's own citizens.
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I definitely feel there is a dissonance between the two sides of most men—the civilized, learned behavior, which is acceptable within a society, and the default of every man to fight, fuck, and destroy.
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While it might feel like we cannot control the discourse among our leaders, we can start by at least talking to each other about these issues in a civilized manner, preferably in person and online.
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When Anne Trubek, the author of "The History and Uncertain Future of Handwriting," started studying the resurgence of cursive about a decade ago, reasons for teaching it focused on developing a civilized, well-mannered population.
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"To me this much-touted new 'technique' is a reversion to the animalistic, a declaration of spiritual bankruptcy, a shedding of hard-won civilized sentiments like tenderness, honor, self-respect, loyalty, friendship, love," he said.
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" In a statement, police said protesters' actions were "outrageous and have overstepped the bottom line of a civilized society," and added that they "will take relentless enforcement action to bring the persons involved to justice.
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He moved to take American health care in a more humane, modern and civilized direction, to make it more universally accessible, even by the sick and poor who often took its absence as a given.
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Lisa Pryor Australians are currently deciding whether our laws should be changed to allow same-sex couples to marry, and the debate is proving to be only one degree more civilized than a cage fight.
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"The optimist side of me wants to be optimistic, thinking that somebody in power will look at this and say, 'This is not something that can take place in a civilized country,'" Mr. Gipson said.
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"We congratulate Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, the Iraqi Security Forces, and all Iraqis for their victory over terrorists who are the enemies of all civilized people," Trump said in a statement earlier this year.
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Scorning the flabby norms of the liberal international order, they placed their trust in the muscular assertion of American power, deeming it the real guarantor of their country's interests and the world's civilized values alike.
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The war between Eastern occultism and Western science is another major theme, as is the mummy's obsession with his reincarnated bride and his dual existence as an evil but civilized scholar and a reanimated corpse.
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