Thing is, in Europe regulation is not a dirty word.
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Today, "fracking" has become a dirty word for many environmentalists.
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"Parts sharing" is almost a dirty word in the industry.
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He became notorious for turning "liberal" into a dirty word.
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But "skyscraper" was once a dirty word in San Francisco.
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"Tourist" has become a dirty word in the hospitality business.
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"Bankruptcy's not a dirty word around here," Mr. Pileggi said.
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In some circles, though, compromise has become a dirty word.
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"Work is a dirty word around here," Tully tells Tammy.
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Since the turbulent 1960s, "assimilation" has become a dirty word.
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Compromise has become a dirty word in American politics today.
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The most successful economic system shouldn't be a dirty word.
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In today's political climate, "offshoring" remains a dirty word for many.
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"The word 'prolific' is a dirty word, like 'camp,' " he said.
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Ruyter suggested Greatest … and a dirty word that rhymes with Hits.
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He said, 'Never forget that compromise is not a dirty word.
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In the process, Mr. Finkelstein transformed liberal into a dirty word.
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Itineraries "Tourist" has become a dirty word in the hospitality business.
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Four Questions "Consignment" is not a dirty word in New York City.
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"Mental health is not a dirty word," William said in the foreword.
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But he added on Thursday that "coalition" was not a dirty word.
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She wanted those lips to form every dirty word in every language.
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"Medicaid" may be a dirty word for many of my conservative friends.
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They were congratulating him for calling a fellow professional a dirty word.
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"Let's stop looking at 'immigration' like such a dirty word," Guerrero says.
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Stand for your principles, yes, but understand compromise isn't a dirty word.
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At the time, you said it was a dirty word in Ukraine.
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Regulation is not a dirty word if it can ensure consumer safety.
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As a result, stimulus has almost become a dirty word in policy circles.
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The election proves that Conservatism is no longer a dirty word in Scotland.
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Driven Diesel is a dirty word these days thanks to the Volkswagen scandal.
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If you think mutation is a dirty word, you should probably stop reading.
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It tasted like a dirty word to me, all sweet and no flavor.
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They grew up in a political environment where compromise was a dirty word.
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As founder Hirschhorn says, "Vagina is an anatomical term, not a dirty word."
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As American politics has become increasingly polarized, redistribution has become a dirty word.
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Emails are a dirty word now, but among those released, you'll find Mrs.
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That is why I am a Zionist — now a dirty word in Europe.
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"I'm reading these articles where suddenly 'elite' is a dirty word," he said.
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There was a time when Tory was a dirty word in these parts.
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He is also a former lobbyist, which can be a dirty word in politics.
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IN CORPORATE America, "Trump" seems to be a dirty word, at least in public.
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But especially when it comes to Sanders, "establishment" can feel like a dirty word.
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You literally made it a dirty word—you put poo on a gallery wall.
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When did the checks and balances in the Constitution become — dirty word alert — "obstructionism"?
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That's particularly a problem in the United States, where regulation is a dirty word.
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In the post-studio program at Cal-Arts, beauty had become a dirty word.
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Lennon remembers that full-motion video became a dirty word in gaming almost immediately.
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Success is a dirty word, and I think we should do away with it.
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"Politics is not a dirty word or a dirty subject," diGenova said in 1985.
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Disruption is not a dirty word; in this environment, it's a badge of honor.
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First Words ''Liberal'' has long been a dirty word to the American political right.
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Its use persists as an abbreviation of Zionist, itself turned into a dirty word.
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To me and my journalist friends and colleagues, "advocacy" can be a dirty word.
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Tracking error is seen as a dirty word among consultants and advisors and uninformed journalists.
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Overnight, dot-com became a dirty word and investors began avoiding startups like the plague.
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"The word 'Catholic' is not a dirty word," Aupetit told French radio the next morning.
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"I believe ambition is not a dirty word, it's just believing in yourself," Witherspoon said.
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"Emulation" is a dirty word in the game development industry because it is piracy-adjacent.
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Long gone are the days when 'roots' was a dirty word in the hair world.
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He loved the ancient settings; but religion was a dirty word, fit for bitter jokes.
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"'Impeachment' to me is a dirty word," the president, 73, said at his Thursday rally.
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While some consider regulation a dirty word, voters don't — at least not in this context.
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Since when have we become so heartless that the term has become a dirty word?
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But she understands people who regard regulation as "a dirty word," as she puts it.
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I will end my remarks the same way I began: Ukraine is not a dirty word.
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Ambition Is Not A Dirty Word is a a 20203 self-help book by Debra Condren.
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"Trump!" a girl, who was maybe 12, exclaimed, as if she was saying a dirty word.
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For years, it felt like "unionization" was a dirty word in the world of video games.
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But negotiation is not a dirty word — it's a normal, healthy part of any hiring process.
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It's an impressive performance, but when I first saw it, "impressive" seemed like a dirty word.
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At the Paris Motor Show, which will open on Saturday, diesel will be a dirty word.
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This view is particularly popular now in Russia itself, where "revolution" is considered a dirty word.
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All this political posturing about "socialism" as a dirty word shows how uninformed our leaders are.
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What the general election also proves is that Conservatism is no longer a dirty word in Scotland.
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"Institutionalization" remains a dirty word; something everyone with mentally ill loved ones strives to help them avoid.
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And I know 'appropriation' is a dirty word these days, but that's all an artist can do.
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" He continued, "When the word moderation becomes a dirty word we have some soul searching to do.
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"Suburbs is a dirty word," joked Melissa Marcogliese, an agent with Compass Real Estate, in Northern Westchester.
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The Democratic Party abandoned labor in the Clinton years, when the Republicans made "liberalism" a dirty word.
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Skeptics have dismissed this turn as sentimental, a term that has become a dirty word for tenderness.
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In certain literary corners, style may be a dirty word, but not in Meidav's stylistically virtuosic collection.
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" On the right, "safe space" has become almost as much of a dirty word as "political correctness.
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"Chemical" is a dirty word, a vague, catch-all term for a substance that is bad for you.
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"Compromise was not such a dirty word back then," said Bonjean, who was Lott's spokesman at the time.
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In this greenhouse, Crispr is a verb, every plant is an experiment, and mutant isn't a dirty word.
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While some Silicon Valley CEOs may still covet the "unicorn" label, for others, it's become a dirty word.
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"I don't ever use that dirty word for myself - celebrity - but it was very grounding," Leto told Reuters.
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Disco wasn't a dirty word per se, but not one that was the forefront of many musical discussions.
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And members are now more worried about primary challenges than general election defeats, making bipartisan a dirty word.
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We call it demographic profiling, because voter profiling sounds like a dirty word, but that's what it is.
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Of course, Mitch McConnell, the majority leader for whom bipartisanship is a dirty word, had promised no less.
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Compromise is not a dirty word Bill believed consensus was something to strive for and take pride in.
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It has become fashionable of late to see adtech as a dirty word in the world of technology investment.
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Perhaps because secession is a dirty word with ugly associations, the foundation prefers to speak in terms of independence.
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Sales was a dirty word for most of the people I went to college and even business school with.
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Every time they push it I'm like, it feels like welfare, which is a dirty word in this country.
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To them, "Hysteria" is not a dirty word anymore, rather it's embraced as a counterattack to the punk patriarchy.
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Ms. Schaaf, 52, is a dyed-in-the-wool liberal in a city where "Republican" is a dirty word.
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And that he spent nearly 278 years in Washington, a proper noun that's a dirty word in presidential politics?
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" Tagging Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, she added, "Dear @jack, Vagina is an anatomical term and not a 'dirty' word.
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" And near Kelly's shop on 10th Avenue is a billboard carrying the slogan "Connoisseurship is not a dirty word.
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Growing up, I desperately wanted to believe that 'Arab' wasn't a dirty word, but life had taught me otherwise.
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Related: Ukraine's Mystery Battle: Hunting for Truths Across an Elastic Border "Psychologist is a dirty word here," he said.
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To not only embrace ambition – by getting over the fact it's a dirty word – but to be and act ambitious.
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Not 50-003, but 35 percent because that's — that used to be called quotas, and it was a dirty word.
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We must remember that compromise itself is not a dirty word, and consensus is not a weakness—it's a necessity.
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In the music world, "bot" is often a dirty word, conjuring up the tools used by high-tech ticket scalpers.
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The ensuing media hype around the guidelines, though, has turned "opioid" into a dirty word no matter what its context.
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He also discusses the difficult problem of geographic income inequality and how "redistribution" has become a dirty word in American politics.
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I don't want sex to become a dirty word, but rather the message should be one of a healthy, consensual experience.
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In 220 â€" in some parts of the country, at least  â€" socialism is no longer a dirty word.
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"Prequel" is hardly a dirty word in Hollywood these days, nor the streaming services that are increasingly taking over from Hollywood.
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Gridlock is often used as a dirty word, but in reality, it can prevent unnecessary spending and harmful expansions of government.
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"We need to make it so that 'Democrat' is not a dirty word in certain parts of the country," Yang said.
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Still, environmentalism wasn't exactly a dirty word among conservatives at that time—Richard Nixon founded the Environmental Protection Agency in 1970.
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There were no wild cards, it was all very much under my control, and for me, control is a dirty word.
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No longer does it characterize America as "a nation of immigrants," reinforcing the notion that "immigrant" has become a dirty word.
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The ad, titled "Dirty Word," is set to air in Iowa on Sunday during the Super Bowl, Delaney's campaign said Tuesday.
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" Pivoting again to his consensus theme, he continued, "Our principles must never be compromised, but compromise itself is not a dirty word.
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Just like gluten or dairy in health-conscious restaurants, sulfates have become a dirty word in hair salons all over the world.
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It feels like a lost era in comparison to today, where immigration has become a dirty word rather than a hopeful one.
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"In Silicon Valley, too many people start with the whiz bang tech, rather than the dirty word of use cases," he said.
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The 'P' word Some people may think "proselytize" is a dirty word, but that depends on how you define and practice it.
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"Today 'billionaire' has become a dirty word and a disqualifying status for many in the left of the Democratic Party," Friedman continued.
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When I learned that, I realized I'd been entering a dirty word in crossword puzzles for a long time without knowing it.
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There's the occasional valiant attempt — like Clinic Online, a call-in TV show about sexual health — but "sex" remains a dirty word.
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"It might be a dirty word in Washington, but it seems to be awfully refreshing right here in Iowa," the narrator says.
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"[Feminism] was treated as a dirty word back then, people weren't using it as a buzzword to associate with their show," O'Toole said.
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To be sure, supporters are aware that socialism is still a very dirty word for many, especially older voters in more conservative areas.
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Princess was a switchy proud high femme way back in the 1990s, when feminism was a dirty word and tops ruled the world.
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What it's like to launch a hedge fund when even the biggest managers are struggling and long-short equity is a 'dirty word'
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The rally is being held in Harrisburg, Pa. — in the heart of a region where many people regard Nafta as a dirty word.
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READ MORE: Trump, Brexit and populism 'not all the same' 'Democracy' a dirty word And then there is Russia or more accurately Vladimir Putin.
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It's unclear if the quote in the image that's attributed to her, "ambition is not a dirty word," is also from her next book.
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Fiona Watson of Survival International, warns that "integration is a no-no, a dirty word" among those who seek to protect the Amazonian Indians.
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I was at a Tea Party informational meeting at the Greene County Fairgrounds outside Bloomfield, Indiana, back when Obamacare was still a dirty word.
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Discontinued. It's the dirty word that every beauty enthusiast who's loyal to a handful of holy-grail products hopes in vain never to hear.
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"I feel like even in my own work, it's sort of a dirty word," says Carter Smith, who studies coastal adaptations at Duke University.
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The concept of a government salary shades dangerously close to communism, a dirty word for most Americans, whether they voted for Trump or Clinton.
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This explosion of online ads, however, has led to the rising use of ad blockers and turned "advertising" into something of a dirty word.
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But in the anti-welfare backlash that eventually developed, "entitlement" became a dirty word, certainly among conservative Republicans but also among many centrist Democrats.
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The way that I think about it is that censorship is kind of this dirty word, like, you say it and people straighten up.
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Partisanship is a dirty word in American politics, even as growing partisan polarization means it makes more sense for citizens to vote as partisans.
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GOING MAINSTREAM But even among mainstream economists, rising debt - at least for nations with strong currencies and institutions - is no longer a dirty word.
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But geoengineering is a dirty word many climate scientists and climate policy experts avoid, because humans meddling with nature doesn't have the best track record.
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"Don't let money be a dirty word," Naomi tells the young undergrads who take notes as they listen to her sermon from Wall Street's pulpit.
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That's according to a video released on Monday by Legalize V, a campaign fighting to remind the world that "vagina" is not a dirty word.
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"Oil is a really, really dirty word here," said Stephen Chesler, a web developer who is the co-leader of Friends of Bushwick Inlet Park.
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At a press breakfast, the network's longtime scheduling czar, Kelly Kahl, said that "losing is a dirty word" at CBS in the era of Moonves.
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Yet Mr. Trump's words and boasts have shown millions of voters, including people who believe feminism is a dirty word, what women endure every day.
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Jews the world over face a swelling and increasingly deadly tide of anti-Semitism, while Zionism has become a dirty word in left-wing circles.
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It is only since the late 20th century and the rise of the economist Milton Friedman, he contends, that "capitalist" stopped being a dirty word.
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I came into conservatism when the idea of "progress" wasn't a dirty word, when the party was proud to empower women, minorities and young voters.
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"Compromise was a dirty word to them and they wouldn't face the fact that we couldn't get all of what we wanted today," he wrote.
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Only recently, I realized I was consciously avoiding using the term "dandruff" to describe my cracking, sensitive scalp, almost as if it were a dirty word.
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You may even wind up with a message mild enough to attract supporters — such as Fox News' Megyn Kelly — who see feminism as a dirty word.
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How Sanders defines his socialism "Socialism isn't a dirty word to African Americans," says Jerald Podair, an author and history professor at Lawrence University in Wisconsin.
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The L.G.B.T. consonant cluster was being elongated, litigated and traded in for more flexible banners like queer and genderqueer, and "binary" was suddenly a dirty word.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have used their megaphones to reshape public perception around socialism -- which has for so long been viewed as a dirty word in national politics.
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Nostalgia is normally a dirty word when we talk about music, but in the past few years two London-based acts have weaponized it as something revealing.
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That was a dirty word in the '90s—it would be two distinct cultures fused together, usually European and Asian, and that gave it a bad rap.
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Donald Trump, in his own words: not a big fan of impeachment — even the "dirty word" itself — or what it could do to his wife and children.
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In a country with a socialist past whose first prime minister is said to have described profit as "a dirty word," Mr. Modi made making money sexy.
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"Politics can still be a dirty word," said Andy Bernstein, the executive director for HeadCount, a nonprofit group that works with musicians to register voters at concerts.
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As "gentrification" has become an increasingly dirty word, the volume of disingenuous posturing on the subject has increased dramatically, and the supply of balanced reporting has declined.
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Thatcherism devastated the mining and steel-making communities of South Wales, in particular, during the 1980s, and since then Conservatism has been a dirty word in these parts.
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"Dialogue" became a dirty word for the opposition after Mr Maduro last year exploited talks organised by the South American Union (Unasur) and the Vatican to gain time.
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On Tennis PRAGUE — After a clean sweep of the first-day singles matches by Team Europe on Friday, "exhibition" was still a dirty word at the Laver Cup.
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Trump, who as recently as Wednesday lamented impeachment as a "dirty word," has struggled to accept the prospect of becoming the third President in history to be impeached.
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Knocked Loose skillfully blends the weaponry of metal and hardcore into a single Molotov cocktail, injecting new life into a genre that was previously a dirty word: metalcore.
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" He recalled that in the studio's early days, he would tell people about his work and realize, "Home video was a dirty word, and online video was beneath it.
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But cleantech became a dirty word following the cratering of startups that had taken venture capital, as well as significant amounts of government loans, grants, subsidies or tax credits.
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"General long-short equity can kind of be almost a dirty word," said this person, who asked not to be named because their fund still may raise more capital.
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It was an insult since he was suggesting Democrats want to take the US toward socialism, which has long been thought to be a dirty word in US politics.
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"Well, I would probably use different language myself," DeVos told NBC "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie about Trump using "a dirty word" to refer to the network's Chuck Todd.
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" Conor dropped more bad words than a "Def Comedy Jam" act -- calling Khabib every dirty word in the book ... from "little rat" to "fanboy bitch" and "backwards c*nt.
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"Gentrification" may be a dirty word, but in this case it's bringing a measure of diversity to a city and a dining scene that previously had very little of it.
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But majorities of independents, white voters, evangelicals, and even Tea Party supporters in our sample agreed too — showing that redistribution may no longer be a dirty word in American politics.
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Michael Cohen has turned "fixer" into a dirty word, but Olivia, a fixer and crisis manager working with a crack team of hackers, investigators and lawyers, made fixing problems look glamorous.
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Read these stories next: Sweetbitter Review: Restaurant Dramedy Is New York Fantasy For The Modern Day "Lesbian" Isn't A Dirty Word Why *NSYNC Waited Until Now To Thank Their Gay Fans
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"Enterprise had become a dirty word, but there's a resurgence going on and Enterprise doesn't just mean big and slow anymore," said JD Trask, co-founder of Raygun enterprise monitoring software.
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He also built a remarkable small-donor fundraising apparatus, got millions of young people involved in politics, and proved that "socialist" is no longer a dirty word among Democratic primary voters.
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Janesville's blue-collar population is hurting badly after GM closed a plant there in 23.1, and in industrial towns large and small across the state free trade is a dirty word.
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"The word 'synergy' is banned like it's some sort of dirty word, but I think these synergies are really more common sense," Musk said on a June conference call with analysts.
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However, in the early 2000s, weed was still a dirty word; the notion of a cannabis farm being able to operate like a legitimate, tax-paying business would have seemed absurd.
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" And the federal government has become a dirty word ever since Ronald Reagan declared as the scariest words in the English language: "I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
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As a 73-year-old who worked for Gene McCarthy and George McGovern, I have grown more pragmatic over the years and have learned that compromise is not a dirty word.
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In terms of your own branding — I know that's a dirty word — I wonder if this will have an impact on how you do your Black Friday stunts and so forth.
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Photo: FireboxBut there are only seven tiles included with the lamp, and 26 letters in the English alphabet, so how can you spell out any dirty word that pops in your mind?
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"General long-short equity can kind of be almost a dirty word," one person told Business Insider, and new launches are better off with differentiated strategies that can help them stand out.
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"Our data suggests that feminism has disentangled from its stigmatized past where the term was considered something of a dirty word," says Sophia Durrani, the managing partner of strategy at UM London.
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Every time I said a dirty word, the same grin flashed across his face that would come across mine whenever an adult felt comfortable swearing around me when I was his age.
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Although nuclear is a dirty word in some environmental circles, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has acknowledged that it will play a vital role in keeping global warming in check.
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I was eventually able to get there with some compromises that don't impact my enjoyment of either game, but compromise is a dirty word when you spend over $3K on a laptop.
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Regulation is a dirty word in most Republican administrations, and President Trump has taken a hatchet to federal rules that he says kill jobs, cost money and give Washington bureaucrats too much power.
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I'm so glad that I'm in a horror film in this time when it's hot and people are bending the expectations of a genre that used to be known as a dirty word.
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On activists' bad name: "Activist has become somewhat of a dirty word ... [funds will] behave like highly engaged shareholders as opposed to what the cartoonish meaning of the word activist means," Peltz said.
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Most of the young Europeans I know view capitalism as a rigged and unfair system; to them, real socialism — and not just German-style, neo-liberal "social democracy" — is hardly a dirty word.
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Nonchalance should be a dirty word for Kyrgios at this stage after his suspension by the men's tour at the end of 2016 for a lack of effort during a defeat in Shanghai.
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That's a difference in the political system, but there's nothing ... The Communist party, per se, is not a ... It seems like a dirty word here, but in China, that's the form of government.
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Greater devolution to the provinces, including powers over police and land registration, is intended to satisfy Tamil demands for self-rule without resorting to full federalism, which is a dirty word for most Sinhalese.
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London producer Roly Porter remembers the days before dubstep was a dirty word, before it became so stilted and commodified that it sent Skrillex himself into the toned arms of pop prince Justin Bieber.
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Making "sanctuary" a dirty word was part and parcel of that platform, as was the strategy he pursues today—invoking "public safety" as the justification for increased interior enforcement and attacks on sanctuary jurisdictions.
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Camilla assumes her duties running Empire and offers Hakeem the CEO position — if he kicks his girlfriend (whom she refers to as "Mexican" as if it were a dirty word) to the proverbial curb.
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"I don't believe in blackmail, and I'm sorry to use such a dirty word, but that's almost what it tastes like," said Mr. Massell, a Democrat who served as mayor from 1970 to 43.53.
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And though the play's tribal flocks eventually embrace the two two-legged Athenians who wander into their midst bearing proposals for a brave new world, you can understand why "anthropos" is a dirty word.
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Today, the richest among us pay less than half that rate, and conservative Republicans have persuaded the average American that "entitlement" is a dirty word and taxes are a way of picking their pockets.
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Read these stories next: Eating Disorders Are Rare — Disordered Eating Is Common What This HONY Story Gets Right About Eating Disorder Recovery Recovery Is A Dirty Word — The Real Aftermath Of A Chronic Eating Disorder
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And now there is Mr. Sanders, the Vermont senator seeking the Democratic nomination, who bills himself as a socialist — hardly a dirty word in France, where a Socialist government has been in power since 2012.
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Read these stories next: What This HONY Story Gets Right About Eating Disorder Recovery Eating Disorders Are Rare — Disordered Eating Is Common Recovery Is A Dirty Word — The Real Aftermath Of A Chronic Eating Disorder
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Our cultural thesaurus has reduced the word mutant to a term of derision, but if you think mutation is a dirty word, you should probably stop reading—and probably stop eating plant-based food too.
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"General long-short equity can kind of be almost a dirty word," one person told Business Insider, and new launches are better off with differentiated strategies that can help them stand out from the pack.
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The question of the Democratic primary may very well end up being how much Democrats want to embrace the label of socialism and whether it will continue to be a dirty word in US politics.
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Read these stories next: A Yeast Infection Triggered This Vegan Blogger's Eating Disorder Recovery Is A Dirty Word — The Real Aftermath Of A Chronic Eating Disorder My Eating Disorder Came Back After My Baby Was Born
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Read these stories next:Recovery Is A Dirty Word — The Real Aftermath Of A Chronic Eating Disorder 13 Photos That Will Challenge Your Beliefs About Eating Disorders Why Being Trans Increases Your Risk For An Eating Disorder
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It kind of became like a dirty word to say 'romantic comedy,' but I think it's really important to own that word if that's what your movie is, and reclaim it as something that's not tacky.
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On the other, we risk treating FARA as a dirty word, which will only scare away friendly foreign governments — so, Russian information warfare gets a free pass and we constrain our allies' attempts to counterbalance it.
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Well, I think you know growing up as an actor in the '90s — an actress at the time; we didn't say actor at the time — ambitious was actually a very dirty word for a female actress.
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Flashback to 22020 when Sanders ran for the open Senate seat in the only serious contest he had faced since 1994 when he was a member of the House and socialism was still a dirty word.
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Since the Cold War, socialism has been a dirty word in American politics, used more often to smear public figures like Barack Obama and Pope Francis than to identify a real set of political values and programs.
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The plans to stimulate growth in the continent's most industrialized economy appear to represent an ideological shift by the ruling African National Congress, whose political alliance with the unions has tended to make privatization a dirty word.
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Zionism has become such a dirty word on the British left that to be called a Zionist is effectively an insult, and in the minds of many leftists, to support Israel is equivalent to supporting racism and apartheid.
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Widely celebrated for their intellectual prowess, Kazakh female players defy gender stereotypes in a nation where many consider feminism a dirty word and Ulbolsyn, meaning "let there be a son", is a legitimate name given to some girls.
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By 1977, when the first draft of what would become the federal government's inaugural Dietary Guidelines was released, "processed food" had become a dirty word — even as the diet of most Americans was ever more dominated by it.
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While STEM education (science, technology, engineering and math) has become an almost dirty word among U.S. educators who prefer a curriculum more oriented toward liberal arts, India rewards STEM degrees to the exclusion of almost all other professions.
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When Stewart referenced that game, that strategy, he was referring to the narrative of victimhood and false equivalency perpetrated by many conservatives, the mindset that leads to comparison's between Roseanne Barr's overt racism and Bee using a dirty word.
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"If 'environmentalist' was a dirty word before, now every resident of Baykalsk says, 'I am an environmentalist,'" said Tatiana Gluckman, a sprightly pulp factory employee turned town politician who jousted with Ms. Rikhvanova before becoming her main local ally.
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This is one of the main reasons why studies have shown that members of Congress generally hold more extreme views than their constituents as a whole, and why compromise has become a dirty word in Washington and many state capitals.
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Video clips of interviews with left-leaning political activists of varying ages and focus punctuated the show, emphasizing the necessity of political engagement and the idea that anger does not have to be a dirty word or a negative emotion.
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Civil asset forfeiture might sound like a dirty word in the salons and ballrooms of Washington, D.C. hotels, but the funds local departments and offices raise from selling the ill-gotten gains of drug dealers are used to buy critical equipment.
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Recode visited the campaign trail, where Republican incumbent Jeff Denham would like to make "venture capitalist" a dirty word — and where he and his wiry 32-year-old Democratic opponent are locked in one of America's most competitive congressional races.
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The difficulty with Priestdaddy, a new memoir by the poet Patricia Lockwood, is that it's easy to make it sound like a David Sedaris book with Catholic inflections, all zany dysfunctional family hijinks punctuated with a well-chosen dirty word.
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While "bot" may be a dirty word on Twitter in the year 2018, there's a subset of bot accounts that have nothing to do with subverting democracy and everything to do with bringing a tiny slice of surreal joy to your life.
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" According to Dr. Toto, Nintendo may have taken so long to roll out its first mobile app in part because of lingering suspicion surrounding mobile gaming, where "free-to-play" is sometimes seen as a dirty word that actually means "pay-to-win.
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In an era where compromise is viewed as unprincipled and weak, and where politicians fear they will fail an ideological litmus test often imposed by extremists on both sides of the aisle, McCain reminded the Senate that compromise is not a dirty word.
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Amanda Montell, who hosts a series called The Dirty Word on the channel, opens the video pretending to be someone who doesn't like that people use "they" as a singular pronoun for gender non-conforming people or when they're unsure of someone's gender identity.
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A dirty word in some quarters, Democrats are now banking on the hope that, by zeroing in on chronic economic dislocation, they can juice the liberal base while activating a growing populist grassroots that rejected Trumpism but never quite came around to the alternative.
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So, to break them down and give us all a little more understanding of what it's like to be bisexual, Amanda Montell of "The Dirty Word" — a sex positive word nerd's dream YouTube show — asked three of her bisexual friends to quiz her on bi slang.
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"You couldn't get three more different members of Congress than Jack Kingston, Phil Gingrey and Paul Broun, but they all had the scarlet letter of congressman hanging around their necks," said former Gingrey advisor Chip Lake, who lamented that experience has become a dirty word in politics.
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Finkelstein, who died last year, helped Ronald Reagan win the White House in 1980 by turning "liberal" into a dirty word, got many Republicans get elected to the Senate, and also was part of the team that first got Benjamin Netanyahu elected prime minister of Israel.
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To hope that any good can come from Mr Trump's wrecking job reflects a narcissistic belief that compromise in politics is a dirty word and a foolhardy confidence that, after a spell of chaos and demolition, you can magically unite the nation and fix what is wrong.
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" CNN Opinion spoke with Cantú about his experience writing a book about the border, one that in an era of "immigrant" being used as a dirty word, seeks to heed historian Timothy Snyder's call (which Cantú quotes in his book) to "turn the numbers back into people.
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A chic Australian named Zanita Whittington, who identified herself as a fashion photographer and influencer ("I always stammer before I say that, because I know what a dirty word it is," she said), stepped into an elevator, where two men behind her started making bird noises.
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"Despite what some of my colleagues sometimes seem to think, prioritization is not a dirty word," she told the attendees of the hearing—which is necessary because FCC Chariman Ajit Pai and his fellow Republican commissioners killed net neutrality rules last year, ending the previous ban on paid prioritization.
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It is also hard to reconcile with the premise that, in a democracy, the will of the people should decide who governs, and do so unobstructed by a system put in place more than 200 years ago by a political class for whom "democracy" was a dirty word.
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Related Posts By calling in cultural figures and scholars, we learn in the doc of the xenophobic history dating back a hundred years, which made "marijuana" a dirty word associated with Mexican immigrants and soon later, Black men under the false pretense they were a threat to white women.
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" Barak Ravid, an Israeli journalist who has broken stories on the American effort, wrote in the left-leaning Haaretz newspaper last spring that Mr. Trump had "succeeded in bringing peace, which in recent years had become a dirty word, back to the center of Israeli public and political discourse.
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Part of the reason we have the problems we have politically is not so much because of the rules of the Senate or the rules of the House, it's that we're sending much more partisan people to Washington, DC, who see the word 'compromise' as a dirty word.
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This chart, built by The Washington Post's Philip Bump using vote data from VoteView, shows the rise of conservatism within the Senate GOP ranks: The reason is simple: Right around the rise of the tea party movement in 2009-2010, the word "compromise" became a dirty word in Republican politics.
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The fact that it was a special election also meant that Lamb didn't have to run in a primary — he was chosen to be the nominee at a convention — sparing him from competing against other Democrats in a year when "moderate" has become a dirty word in some parts of the Democratic Party.
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She is the deputy editor of MTV Founders; her writing has been published on MTV, Mic, the Huffington Post, Forbes, and CNN, among other publications; and she is the author of two books: College 101: A Girl's Guide to Freshman Year and A Little F'd Up: Why Feminism Is Not a Dirty Word.
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In 2002 he drove her to and from school and practices in the aftermath of her mother's cancer diagnosis, dedicated to maintaining the relative normalcy of her world, and in 2011 he read the first draft of her feminist screed of a book called A Little F'd Up: Why Feminism Is Not a Dirty Word.
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Western Europeans often overlook the distinct national character of the post-1989 revolutions and how that defined the region's accession to the EU. For many westerners the point of the EU is to bind countries into a peace project that also delivers economic benefits by obliging them to pool sovereignty; "nationalism" thus becomes a dirty word.
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We caught up with frontman Brett Detar to have him rank the band's four records and, in the process, we discuss his most embarrassing moments, the way that "pop" was a dirty word in the emo scene, and how exactly someone goes about spending $450,000 on a Juliana Theory album without a cent of it going toward drugs.
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For you to suggest that capitalism is a dirty word and that these people, as a group, are ingrates who didn't earn their riches through strenuous effort and (in many cases) paradigm-shifting insights, and now don't pull their weight societally indicates that you either are grossly uninformed or are knowingly warping the facts for narrow political gain.
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Congress must step up to stop the willful and deliberate subversion of federal law, on things like "sanctuary cities" and the selling of pot, but it can only do that by finding compromise among the political parties and the stakeholders Compromise is not a dirty word and it is essential to the full functioning of our democracy.
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Once "community" was a dirty word among the black-clad lone wolves, and if a "vulnerability" was personal, you didn't talk about it; now there's an entire Community Track at Black Hat, discussing addiction, stress, PTSD, burnout, depression and sexual harassment/assault, among other issues that would have been swept under the collective rug not so long ago.
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When "antiques" has become such a dirty word that the Winter Antiques Show, once a glittering social event of which Mr. Buatta was the chairman for more than a decade, has been rebranded as the Winter Show, who will buy the "Louie-hooey chairs," as Mr. Buatta liked to say of that former living-room staple?
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"We are part of a generation that is rethinking campaigns, campaigns that have sort of gotten to be like a dirty word in a way, with sort of like here, hold this product, put the image on a billboard, and hopefully people buy it because they see an image," he said in a video interview Rimowa released as part of the brand campaign.
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" Dunham said it wasn't until she was asked to create a video for President Barack Obama's re-election in 2012 that she seriously considered getting involved in politics "My father has never been prouder of me than when I was called a dirty word on Fox news," Dunham said of the attention she got from the video, which was called "Your First Time.
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Still, I miss the days of stronger standalone episodes, and "Yerba Buena" is both the most standalone episode of Halt and Catch Fire yet — for the most part, its conflicts arise and are resolved within the hour, though several will presumably carry forward in echoes — and an episode that reminds us that "standalone" doesn't have to be a dirty word.
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This interview is just one of many video clips candidly recorded over the course of her career, now featured in Arulpragasam's new documentary, MATANGI / MAYA / M.I.A. "These new immigrant cultures that have settled in the West are so deep and strong, and it's part of the fabric of any city, but people feel really threatened and scared about it, or it's like a dirty word," she continues to explain to Jonze.
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LISTEN I KNOW REGULATIONS BECOME A DIRTY WORD ON WALL STREET BUT WHEN BUSINESSES BEHAVE THIS IRRESPONSIBLY AT SOME POINT THE GOVERNMENT HAS TO STEP IN. THAT'S WHY I THINK NOW IS A CRITICAL TIME FOR US TO HEAR FROM SENATOR ELIZABETH WARREN, THE DEMOCRAT FROM MASSACHUSETTS WHO HAS STRONG WORDS FOR EQUIFAX AS WELL AS FOR THE FEDERAL RESERVE WHEN IT COMES TO THE ACTIONS OF ANOTHER COMPANY THAT HAS MISBEHAVED, WELLS FARGO.
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In the normal course, Trump's first rancorous speech would have sent him back to opening golf courses, but we are in a new normal where the velocity of American politics is supercharged by deep anxieties across the West: Wherever you look, establishment leaders are on the defensive to fact-free populism and xenophobia; "experience" is the new dirty word, and jihadist groups provide the fuel for politics of hate and fear as Communist subversion did in the 2011s.
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