The opinion pages of his newspaper, Morelos de Ecatepec, fulminate against corruption at all levels of government.
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There will be no superdelegate MacGuffin to fulminate against and no obvious source of near-term momentum.
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Many religious leaders fulminate against abortion, although Pope Francis softened the Catholic church's line slightly on November 216th.
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This allowed Gingrich and Flynn, in a last-minute bid, to go on Fox and fulminate against terrorism.
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Even as a kid, Miller liked to fulminate against immigration and decry the ambient leftism of coastal California.
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CONSPIRACY theorists who support President Donald Trump fulminate against the so-called "deep state" that is trying to thwart him.
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Social media has turned everyone into a critic, and it would be easy to fulminate against the apparent entitlement of a fan culture supercharged by the internet.
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News Analysis As the coronavirus spreads around the world, companies are seeking alternatives to making goods in China, while right-wing political parties fulminate against open borders.
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Or so say the headlines, which fulminate against their tendency not to vote in droves, preferring instead to spend their time paying rent and "liking" things on social media.
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Its leaders revere the Catholic church, vow to protect Poles from terrorism by not accepting any Muslim refugees and fulminate against "gender ideology" (by which they mean the notion that men can become women or marry other men).
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First, when American leaders fulminate against Russia's annexation of Crimea or fret about China's efforts to establish outposts in the South China Sea, they should look in the mirror and consider how continued occupation of these 45 square miles in Cuba appears to the rest of the world.
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State-controlled media outlets, which serve as a nationalist bullhorn primed to fulminate against any perceived foreign slight against Russian citizens, focused their ire not on the journalists' killers but on Mr. Khodorkovsky, the self-exiled oligarch whose money helped fund the investigation into the activities of Russian private military contractors like the Wagner Group.
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Rather than seek to impose unproductive and probably unenforcable bans, the authorities issued individual water grants (though seldom in rural areas) and licenses, and regulated water outlets, with variable success. In the 1st century AD, Pliny the Elder, like Cato, could fulminate against grain producers who continued to wax fat on profits from public water and public land.Cynthia Bannon, Gardens and Neighbors: Private Water Rights in Roman Italy. University of Michigan Press, 2009, pp.
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Unlike France, where the conflict between the conventional medical establishment and the advocates of mesmerism took place in the public/political arena,See Darnton (1968). the British debate between the conventional medical establishment and the scientific advocates of mesmerism, such as Elliotson and Engledue, took place mainly in the medical literature on the one hand (such as Wakley's Lancet), and The Zoist on the other. Given Wakley's implacable opposition to Elliotson, it is not surprising that, from time to time, "The Lancet continued to fulminate against the mesmerists" maintaining that "all those connected with The Zoist were 'lepers', and doctors who practised mesmerism, traitors …".Inglis (1992), p.175.
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The right-wing successfully propagandized that corruption was an inherent characteristic of democracy and that the only solution was the abandonment of democracy and a return to the ways of the autocratic past. They referred to the "corruption economy" which was a result of the SPD leadership in post-war Germany. The scandal provided grist for the mill of right-wing propagandists, who could fulminate against Jewish speculators and profiteers as well as against all manner of Socialist politicians and others who supported the republic. Frustrated voters had an opportunity to channel their resentment against inflation and war profiteers against specific targets, and to transfer the responsibility for those ills to the Social Democrats.
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