If that's not hypocrisy, I don't know what hypocrisy is.
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The hypocrisy, the rank hypocrisy tells you one thing, Sean, they are desperate.
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Thomas Jefferson, of course, is deeply aware of the hypocrisy and aware of the criticism of the hypocrisy.
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A less kind word might be his hypocrisy, but unpredictability and hypocrisy are things that each of us human beings share.
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I don't recount this history merely to mount a charge of hypocrisy — though the hypocrisy on display here is genuinely breathtaking.
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And Louis C.K. built a reputation as the unlikely conscience of the comedy scene, by making audiences laugh about hypocrisy — especially male hypocrisy.
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If The Good Wife was about liberal hypocrisy on some level, then The Good Fight is about why liberal values endure, even in the face of that hypocrisy.
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It would be easy to shout "hypocrisy" from the rooftops, but the reality is that it is more complicated (not to say that the hypocrisy argument is unwarranted).
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Conservatives are often fond of La Rochefoucauld's famous aphorism that "hypocrisy is a tribute that vice pays to virtue," and so tend to downplay hypocrisy as a sin.
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But the important truth about Mr. Weinstein isn't his moral hypocrisy: In movies as in politics, hypocrisy isn't just an accepted fact of life but also an essential part of the job.
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The hypocrisy is said to be what makes the story newsworthy, but one will search in vain to see any of the mainstream media pointing to this hypocrisy by gun control advocates.
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The hypocrisy would be laughable if it wasn't so frustrating.
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And what's a double standard without some hypocrisy built in?
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Go deeper: Sorting out Saudi: Big business, hypocrisy and justice.
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Another school shooting, another callous display of hypocrisy by politicians.
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Privilege breeds hypocrisy and it has corrupted our justice system.
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It's all Leftist hypocrisy and look at me I care.
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Go deeper: Bill McGlashan's firing exposes hypocrisy in impact investing
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" South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg: "We should call out hypocrisy.
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The president's accusations of hypocrisy sting for other reasons, too.
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But a vague accusation of hypocrisy is beside the point.
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And now his hypocrisy is bad enough to shatter it.
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Forwarding hateful opinions and calling the President out for hypocrisy.
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TRUMP: The hypocrisy is unlike anything you can imagine, right?
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I guess hypocrisy, sexism & racist rhetoric are alive & well there.
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Will documenting Trump's Muslim hypocrisy cause him to lose supporters?
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Trump supporters are so dumb they don't understand the hypocrisy!
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The most obvious explanation for this inverse relationship is hypocrisy.
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He warns against pride, hypocrisy and smugness in the Church.
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"It is the absolute height of hypocrisy," Chuck Schumer said.
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But the charge of Democratic hypocrisy can easily be flipped.
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It's enough to make you Google search the word "hypocrisy."
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Such hypocrisy has not gone unnoticed in the developing world.
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Republicans have quickly pointed out this hypocrisy, and rightly so.
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The hypocrisy of California's liberal dominated legislature is mind numbing.
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That's not to say that Schumer is unfamiliar with hypocrisy.
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" Sharpton says he salutes Kap for exposing the NFL's "hypocrisy.
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"The hypocrisy is the western world is strong," she wrote.
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The hypocrisy here is not confined to newspaper editorial pages.
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This charge of hypocrisy is key to the WikiLeaks brand.
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And they are damning the Republicans with charges of hypocrisy.
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The rising tide of left wing politics spotlights its hypocrisy.
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There's only one way to make amends for their hypocrisy.
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But this goes beyond political flip flopping and partisan hypocrisy.
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After all, everyone loves to bash (other people's perceived) hypocrisy.
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That is what hypocrisy looks like; that's a malign manifestation.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, accusing him of hypocrisy.
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The more good writers exposing their awful hypocrisy the better.
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It would be a huge pyrrhic victory and rank hypocrisy.
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The governor also accused Rubio of hypocrisy for attacking him.
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We'll put an end to this hypocrisy on March 13th.
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Some see it as a place for slaughter and hypocrisy.
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The conversation kind of forces you to confront some hypocrisy.
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"The 14th Street hypocrisy has got to stop," he said.
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Accordingly, Somos el Muro endeavored to expose hypocrisy in Mexico.
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Because stigmatizing partisan hypocrisy doesn't rid the country of it.
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Hypocrisy is more widely practiced by humans than any creed.
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"The hypocrisy is absurd," Mr. Tabberer wrote of Ms. Jackson.
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" He accused critics of Turkey's refugee policy of "rampant hypocrisy.
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You've talked about this show as a critique of hypocrisy.
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For honest liberals, there is a hypocrisy trap here. Mrs.
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If that's not towering hypocrisy, I don't know what is.
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In short, the federation statement reeks of paternalism and hypocrisy.
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J.L.C. I think it's because hypocrisy is the national sport.
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"More evidence of fakery and hypocrisy," he wrote on Twitter.
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This might sound like I'm railing against Apple for hypocrisy.
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"More evidence of fakery and hypocrisy," he wrote on Twitter.
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DeVos angers the extreme left because she exposes their hypocrisy.
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Go deeper: Graham's Democratic challenger accuses him of "comical" hypocrisy
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Hypocrisy used to be the unforgivable sin in American politics.
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Keeping Rasmussen on the faculty also smacks of moral hypocrisy.
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The hypocrisy of their statements seems completely lost on them.
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This hypocrisy presents the Supreme Court with a fundamental challenge.
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As with any victory of hypocrisy, this one is bittersweet.
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Despite this hypocrisy, the Democrats are advancing their impeachment sham.
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What hypocrisy for Sanders to use that as an issue!
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Truth be told ... there was a small dose of hypocrisy.
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And Stiglitz uses the unfortunate tactic of impugning his adversaries' motives; the troika is not merely wrong, it is guilty of "hypocrisy," of "dishonesty" and of "sheer hypocrisy" — and that's all within two pages.
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Protesters complain of the injustice, hypocrisy and cynicism of daily life.
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It's an uncomfortable topic that reveals our community's weakness and hypocrisy.
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On the one hand, it insulates him from charge of hypocrisy.
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So, it&aposs a real, you know, hypocrisy latent in there.
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At the core of this is a deep level of hypocrisy.
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Murphy isn't even particularly bold when it comes to his hypocrisy.
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Hammer's response, accusing Woods of hypocrisy, prompted the reply by Tamblyn.
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The group made sure to highlight the raging hypocrisy on Twitter.
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They care about snowflakes and crybabies making a scene and hypocrisy.
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"The hypocrisy is incredible," Aimee Male, from the Coalition tells me.
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All of which makes for a very easy charge of hypocrisy.
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A new day, a new glaring hypocrisy from the Trump administration.
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It's inevitably another case of Donald Trump's destructive habit of hypocrisy.
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Republicans, predictably, have called for his resignation, prompting charges of hypocrisy.
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At least for argument's sake, it would point out that hypocrisy.
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So yes, the hypocrisy was thick at the White House today.
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Nor are the three men's hypocrisy legal grounds to dismiss them.
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Wait until you hear the hypocrisy and double standard up next.
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Now, plus, the left&aposs hypocrisy on full display last night.
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But targeting this production of Caesar is the soul of hypocrisy.
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Earlier this week, Ayrault criticized Russia for its "hypocrisy" in Syria.
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"Most reasoned people can see the hypocrisy of that," he said.
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Never cynical—it wasn't humans that MAD loathed, it was hypocrisy.
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What's really shocking is the smarmy sanctimonious hypocrisy of it all.
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We don't just have a Trump problem or a hypocrisy problem.
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There are signs, however, of a gathering backlash against such hypocrisy.
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I, however, take issue with the hypocrisy in their own lives.
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Did Andrew Dodson's supporters, for all their hypocrisy, have a point?
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"It's hilarious how easy it is to find hypocrisy," Mendelsohn said.
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Unfortunately, this pose is often, perhaps usually, one of remarkable hypocrisy.
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As many have pointed out, Graham's hypocrisy is pretty ripe here.
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The truth is, American history is littered with party-based hypocrisy.
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When private sins are publicly scattered and everyone's hypocrisy is confirmed?
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So is there something in that hypocrisy for new gay literature?
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Liberal hypocrisy was on full display during the 85033 election cycle.
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" Buttigieg has also accused evangelical Christians who support Trump of "hypocrisy.
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It feels almost like missing the point to call it hypocrisy.
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The "richest thing about Donald Trump is his hypocrisy," Bloomberg said.
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He's probably not losing much sleep over Democratic accusations of hypocrisy.
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"The richest thing about Donald Trump is his hypocrisy," Bloomberg joked.
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Top Democrat on the committee Dianne Feinstein highlighted the apparent hypocrisy.
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GOP hypocrisy saved the Clinton presidency, along with two additional factors.
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"It's another example of the hypocrisy of the guy," he added.
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Since the 85033 election, hypocrisy has been at a fever pitch.
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But that GOP charge of hypocrisy falls flat in both cases.
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Several of them told me stories of hypocrisy in the movement.
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We can survive hypocrisy, which may be inherent in partisan politics.
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If Congress doesn't act, yesterday's expressions of concern are mere hypocrisy.
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And who will make that hypocrisy clear, challenge it, overcome it?
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I also realized that I was guilty of the same hypocrisy.
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" Pelosi contends, but Nichols replies that hypocrisy is "human nature, too.
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But there is pathos to the hypocrisy as well as cynicism.
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The hypocrisy of this transparent justification for his invasion is astounding.
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"Technically, he might be the best person to capture the hypocrisy."
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In this context, the hypocrisy of the archbishop's position is breathtaking.
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Receipts are a confirmation of the truth, a corroboration of hypocrisy.
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The hypocrisy did little for her credibility, to say the least.
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So, where does one begin to unpack this jaw-dropping hypocrisy?
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That's how you expose the hypocrisy and rot you're struggling against.
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They contained no evidence of lawbreaking, major hypocrisy or tawdry scandal.
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On that point, Democratic hypocrisy was on full display ON Tuesday.
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Behind the energy and climate change hypocrisy in all of us
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That is the height of hypocrisy for the Republican-led Senate.
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"The hypocrisy of the Women's March on the NRA" https://t.
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Fans who accused James of cowardice also charged him with hypocrisy.
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This hypocrisy will not be blessed, at least by this order.
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It's the height of hypocrisy for Schumer to lead this charge.
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If they continue to defend Trump, history will record their hypocrisy.
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Voters may be starting the notice the Democrats' Wall Street hypocrisy.
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They can spot this sort of hypocrisy from a mile away.
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Hypocrisy is a small price to pay for partisan political victories.
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First, the accusations of hypocrisy: it is not hard to find.
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He's such a mixture of pop history, philosophy, reactionary politics, hypocrisy.
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Op-Ed Contributor Does green beer taste better laced with hypocrisy?
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The politics of impeachment have always revolved around hypocrisy and partisanship.
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Bret: I'd call it hypocrisy, not irony, but I'm being pedantic.
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Yet, the rules have also been met with accusations of hypocrisy.
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Saagar Enjeti calls out Billionaire Hypocrisy when it comes to taxes.
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My Goal is to expose liberal hypocrisy and Fake News Bias.
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If you're picking up a funny odor, I suspect it's hypocrisy.
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And for some investors and employees, that apparent reversal smacked of hypocrisy.
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Now, Roseanne Barr is speaking up to call hypocrisy on his defenders.
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You really laid bare the hypocrisy of the left, the liberal media.
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"Anything but that would be the absolute height of hypocrisy," he said.
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But he was alarmed by what he perceived as a glaring hypocrisy.
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Truth be told, the richest thing about Donald Trump is his hypocrisy.
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KURTZ: Sounds like you&aposre saying there is hypocrisy on both sides.
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GORKA: The hypocrisy -- can we have some honesty about this immigration issue?
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HANNITY: I am literally boiling over the immigration lie, the outright hypocrisy.
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On Monday he accused Washington of "hypocrisy" and "lording it over us".
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What comes to mind in the first place is naturally the hypocrisy.
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"It's the hypocrisy of the right that I can't stand," he said.
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"It was full of hypocrisy and misstatements and outright lies," Schake said.
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The same perceived hypocrisy was the alleged reason for cutting UNRWA funding.
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And gay people, well don't get me started on the hypocrisy there.
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Undeterred, Teigen went on call out a hypocrisy inherent to celebrity culture.
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Its founder, Michael Voris, declared: The hypocrisy of Father Spadaro is shocking.
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Buttigieg has poked at this hypocrisy, questioning whether Trump believes in God.
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Throughout, Protestants had an almost comical capacity for hypocrisy of all kinds.
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But the cult is so ridiculously monstrous that it's just obvious hypocrisy.
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Clinton of hypocrisy regarding his plan for a single-payer health system.
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Their opposition now is nothing less than a disingenuous act of hypocrisy.
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Others pointed out the hypocrisy they saw in the proposed new laws.
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I don&apost know about the hypocrisy of what others might say.
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That had many progressives crying hypocrisy, but it was far from surprising.
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"Ivanka, your hypocrisy and lack of awareness are pitiful," one user wrote.
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It's exactly the sort of hypocrisy that doesn't hold up under critique.
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That's hypocrisy at the highest level I've ever seen in my life.
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It is likely that conservatives are picking up on this purported hypocrisy?
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The fact that there's any hypocrisy around this stuff is so insane.
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Her litany of lies, double-talk and hypocrisy have reached epic proportions.
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As most things with Trump, the move reeks of desperation and hypocrisy.
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Google has an employee revolt and a hypocrisy problem on its hands.
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These two incidents, coming back to back, aren't just evidence of hypocrisy.
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There's more than a hint of hypocrisy in those nobly stated objectives.
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It has exposed the West to charges of hypocrisy, not always unwarranted.
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She can spot hypocrisy, cant, self-contradiction and absurdity 10 miles away.
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The double standard and moral hypocrisy contained within them rouses little outrage.
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Hypocrisy, it is said, is the compliment that vice pays to virtue.
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The hypocrisy here, and indeed from white evangelical Trump supporters, is astonishing.
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The hypocrisy and disconnect between state laws and federal law is shocking.
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Duffy's hypocrisy on this issue is as predictable as it is offensive.
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Hypocrisy and selective outrage abounds, as neutral principles take a back seat.
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For working-class voters who supported Trump, his inaction is political hypocrisy.
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At a minimum, it would open Mr. Trump to charges of hypocrisy.
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He used to say hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to virtue.
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And elected officials who raise this issue represent the definition of hypocrisy.
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It's not entirely clear what the charges of hypocrisy would even represent.
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Oshin also sees hypocrisy in the reaction to the Yiannopoulos pederasty controversy.
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Opinion: Welcome to Hollywood hypocrisy CNN's Brandon Griggs contributed to this report.
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But Mr Romer also accuses them of something worse: hypocrisy and obfuscation.
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Who knew they'd also get an object lesson in Capitol Hill hypocrisy?
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It's disappointing that this piece didn't do more to expose their hypocrisy.
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Tech can be forgiven its self-interest, though the hypocrisy is palpable.
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We started writing, (but) there's still a tiny layer of hypocrisy, hiding.
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Asked by the moderator to discuss feminist hypocrisy, Charen reframed the question.
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If nothing else, those words can be used to document his hypocrisy.
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And hypocrisy felt like such a right thing to explore right now.
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"Anything but that would be the absolute height of hypocrisy," Schumer said.
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Here is our legal culture, dominated more by hypocrisy than by truth.
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And that no other player should put up with this hypocrisy, either?
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For Division III athletes, the hypocrisy is a dispiriting act of silencing.
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But there's also perhaps a measure of hypocrisy in the blue states.
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All the while, Moore seems to have been the king of hypocrisy.
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The level of hypocrisy among many pro-life people is truly stunning.
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Snowden says he was affronted by the rank hypocrisy of it all.
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At first I assumed the point here was to underscore Chuck's hypocrisy.
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It exposes a deep and shameful cruelness and hypocrisy in this administration.
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He sees the institutions of government as webs of hypocrisy and mendacity.
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But to Molly it's a deal-breaker that reveals her own hypocrisy.
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The majority of commenters, however, condemned the theater for homophobia and hypocrisy.
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What you're describing just seems like basic fact-checking to expose hypocrisy.
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By doing so, the president opened himself up to charges of hypocrisy.
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The administration's food stamp cuts expose the cruel truth of Republican hypocrisy.
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For no automaker is that hypocrisy more glaring than Ford Motor Company.
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Nor do they seem embarrassed by their apparent hypocrisy and double standards.
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Column: Meet the World's Leaders, in Hypocrisy Example from the text: 7.
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After Castile's death, the hypocrisy of the NRA is even more apparent.
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But if true, this bolsters Democratic claims of hypocrisy on Comey's part.
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"The statement made by the U.S. reeks of hypocrisy," the official said.
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It also helps to get white Americans to think through their hypocrisy.
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For both Democrats and Republicans, a part of the brain associated with emotion tended to be activated upon seeing signs of hypocrisy in both Bush and Kerry, but not upon seeing signs of hypocrisy in the neutral figure.
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INGRAHAM: Newt, Newt, the hypocrisy and the selective moral indignation is beyond stunning.
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There is politics globally, there is a level of hypocrisy that takes place.
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But the hypocrisy I think Conservatives are finally getting sick and tired of.
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""I thought it was a hilarious way to poke fun at Ivanka's hypocrisy.
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The desire for religious liberty is not a smokescreen for hypocrisy and bigotry.
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With Trump's non-ban the hypocrisy is now clear for all to see.
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I don't want to say it's the height of hypocrisy, but it's silly.
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That is the height of hypocrisy—but it has clearly struck a nerve.
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To many in the city, the raid became a symbol of Vance's hypocrisy.
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Here Israel's talk about the eternal unity of Jerusalem is exposed as hypocrisy.
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"What really irks me is the hypocrisy of this whole matter," he wrote.
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Yet Apple continues doing business in China, netting it further charges of hypocrisy.
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WILLIAMS: Ethan Hawke is pointing out Hollywood&aposs hypocrisy on guns in movies.
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This is a hypocrisy that airport executives have been quick to point out.
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Previously, Lady Gaga also called out Melania for her hypocrisy on the issue.
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But that&aposs not hypocrisy on the part of anybody on this panel.
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Republicans' mind-blowing hypocrisy in their attempt to attack the media, everyone: pic.twitter.
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Conservative commentator Carmine Sabia told Fox News that the move reeks of hypocrisy.
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Some users are also using #WeAreHere to call out the platform for hypocrisy.
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She doesn't hesitate to call out hypocrisy — especially when it comes to feminism.
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It bears repeating: Hypocrisy is more widely practiced than any religion or creed.
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In this case, Trump exposed an unsaid but prevalent conservative hypocrisy about deficits.
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I think that every generation sees the hypocrisy of the generation before it.
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Thiel and Trump share a central hypocrisy: They are not outsiders, but insiders.
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Added spending by the Republicans to bring this about does not constitute hypocrisy.
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But our politicians may want to leave the moral outrage and hypocrisy behind.
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And he didn't let the old liberal charge of conservative hypocrisy stand, either.
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Hypocrisy abounded as it always does in the NCAA, IOC, and at FIFA.
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Nor am I only focusing on the hypocrisy of many of his critics.
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What matters is that he's calling out the entertainment industry on its hypocrisy.
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" Taking the hypocrisy up another notch, he declares, "We are ashamed of them.
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The hypocrisy of the Democrats and in some cases outright lies is clear.
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It seems to be a complete double standard and the height of hypocrisy.
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Sessions made the comment while criticizing the left for "hypocrisy" on border security.
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My own feeling is there is a great deal of hypocrisy right now.
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From someone that is always preaching for body positivity this just screams hypocrisy.
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"It's complete hypocrisy that Republicans are ignoring that at this point," Schrader said.
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There are ways for Bezos to address the apparent hypocrisy of the move.
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He questioned Uncle Benny's faith, publicly exposed the hypocrisy of the prosperity gospel.
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While I've earned no college credits here, I've had a lesson in hypocrisy.
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So instead of complaining about Republicans' deficit hypocrisy, Democrats ought to mimic it.
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Beyond simple hypocrisy, the Republicans' impeachment threat demonstrates their gathering disrespect for democracy.
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Clinton's swearing have nothing to do with profanity per se, but with hypocrisy.
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The latter does not nurture true piety, it only nurtures fakeness and hypocrisy.
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Kimmel was unflinching in his indictment of what he saw as Cassidy's hypocrisy.
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" "Presidents meeting with [Kim Jong Un] exposed incredible hypocrisy of many in media.
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What I find offensive is the hypocrisy of both men—Obama and Trump.
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"I don't know anything else to call it but pure hypocrisy," she said.
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I think there is in some people's cases some hypocrisy and double standards.
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And nothing is easier than pointing out the hypocrisy of the entertainment industry.
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The issue here is really one of irony and hypocrisy more than illegality.
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The comments immediately drew howls of blatant hypocrisy from Democrats and progressive allies.
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My biggest concern isn't the hypocrisy; there is plenty of that in Washington.
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It is difficult to imagine the repression, hypocrisy and denial that existed then.
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I've made my career using comedy to expose the hypocrisy of the powerful.
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That's when Baier tried to demonstrate hypocrisy: BRET BAIER: What about Brett Kavanaugh?
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There is something about the rank hypocrisy on display that is actually useful.
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It is not just Arsenal's fans who might be accused of hypocrisy, though.
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"There's hypocrisy here," said Peter B. Edelman, who teaches constitutional law at Georgetown.
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In Sikeston, she accused Mr. Hawley of hypocrisy on the Affordable Care Act.
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The crackdown on corruption is an example of M.B.S.'s manipulation and hypocrisy.
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The White House denied a link, and Mr. Trump accused critics of hypocrisy.
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Instead of that forthright and transparent objective, Pai resorts to subterfuge and hypocrisy.
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" National Review, the conservative publication, said Booker's "rant exposed the left's gender hypocrisy.
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Democrats say this is hairsplitting hypocrisy that damages the legitimacy of the court.
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Thank you for bringing the hypocrisy of #FLOTUS' #BeBest campaign to our attention.
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Today, we rail against the hypocrisy of white evangelicals who voted for Trump.
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But speaking of moral hypocrisy ... isn't this name-calling all just really mean?
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These results reveal a subtle hypocrisy in how we maintain our political views.
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It must be about the expulsion of corruption, complicity, hypocrisy, deceit and fraud.
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It's just another instance of America's gigantic hypocrisy when it comes to war.
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OPINION Republicans need to face reality with hypocrisy on impeachment, by former Rep.
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He accuses outsiders of hypocrisy—did rich countries not fell their own forests?
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He really captured the buzzwords, the idiosyncrasies and the hypocrisy of Democratic elitists.
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Yet, it is not the hypocrisy of department's budget that most galls me.
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But so does everyone else — a point badly missed by ECU's stunning hypocrisy.
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Mr. Erdogan has been accused of hypocrisy for his criticism of European politicians.
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The leader of Turkey's main opposition party, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, accused Germany of hypocrisy.
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Indeed, the "Howdy Modi" event has reaffirmed the hypocrisy in my own community.
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Finally, conservative hypocrisy lies at the heart of Department of Homeland Security v.
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Gerald Connolly, called Republicans out for their hypocrisy on issues of voting rights.
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The word "hypocrisy" was thrown around a lot during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Republicans assembled a medley of poster boards intended to highlight Mr. Cohen's hypocrisy.
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More likely it is hypocrisy and venality mixed up into one awful bill.
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Over time, I imagine, hypocrisy will turn people off working at those places.
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Such a focus makes pro-lifers an easy topic for charges of hypocrisy.
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The more that hypocrisy becomes blatant, the more that people just tune out.
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One, which Ocasio-Cortez has practiced herself, is to point out the hypocrisy.
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There's another layer of hypocrisy in the way we report about North Korea.
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"If there was a political trait Australians hate, it's hypocrisy," Professor Rimmer said.
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"We must also call out the hypocrisy of the Republican Party in this instance."
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No other president has faced it, so liberals have no hypocrisy to answer for.
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He also he talked at length to Putin about what he called U.S. "hypocrisy".
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She also repeatedly criticized ABC for what she implied is the network&aposs hypocrisy.
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The left&aposs hypocrisy on her is so thick you could choke on it.
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But they also know that there is a lot of hypocrisy going on here.
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But it was his lecture on hypocrisy and religion that was the show stopper.
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So even when all else gets lost in Congress, at least hypocrisy reliably survives.
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We thought that if people took LSD, they would see through hypocrisy and dishonesty.
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Because I find the dishonesty and hypocrisy and moral cowardice of Murray's critics shocking.
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I believe millennials will be even more put off by hypocrisy, sanctimony and smear.
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Such sceptics have traditionally raged at the hypocrisy of American claims to moral superiority.
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Conservatives are bothered by perceived Democratic hypocrisy on the usage of the term "lynching".
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Otherwise our protest looks like a sham and hypocrisy, thinly disguised as moral outrage.
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Clinton campaign spokesman Nick Merrill jumped at the chance to accuse Trump of hypocrisy.
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Reinhart believes that there's a hypocrisy to body positivity that starts on social media.
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In Mr. Freedom, every dig at American belligerence, hypocrisy, excess, and ignorance hits true.
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The attack was not made public until the following year, generating accusations of hypocrisy.
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The frantic hypocrisy that is Trump fully revealed itself in the Melania plagiarism moment.
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Here's hoping for some actual action on these issues instead of the usual hypocrisy.
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This research does more than call out a few gentrifiers on our own hypocrisy.
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Visualization of today's article by Stephen Miller's uncle condemning his nephew's immigration hypocrisy. pic.twitter.
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Political hypocrisy thrives on the short memories of the public and the news media.
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This not only exposes Putin's hypocrisy, but spotlights the shakiness of his military alliances.
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It is hard not to go wide-eyed at the political hypocrisy on display.
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The accusation in the mouth of Saudi Arabian officials is a mind-bending hypocrisy.
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" Neidenbach told MUNCHIES that he made the FOIA requests simply to "look for hypocrisy.
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Hypocrisy aside, after everything the girls have gone through, it's too much for Spencer.
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While U.S. hypocrisy does not justify other nations' crimes today, sanctimony undercuts Washington's credibility.
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Williams said far less and was punished far worse, and therein lies the hypocrisy.
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Trump misogyny translates into policy prescriptions as well as hypocrisy on a global level.
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For Republicans, it represents a hypocrisy they will have to grapple with for decades.
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Carlson wanted to talk about that, and about the hypocrisy of the ruling elite.
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The phase-out of key incentives exposes the hypocrisy of the tax-cut effort.
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What is least surprising about your comments is the hypocrisy that comes with it.
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"I almost cried to think about the crassness of that, the hypocrisy," Dobbs said.
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The hypocrisy of the left is especially seen on the sensitive issue of abortion.
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The hypocrisy of the White House's views on this has never been more apparent.
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But the real hypocrisy is that Republicans try to embrace this standard at all.
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But it will come off as partisan hypocrisy and circle-the-wagons tactics. 2.
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"Truth be told, the richest thing about Donald Trump is his hypocrisy," he said.
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Now the Tea Party is essentially over, the movement degraded by its own hypocrisy.
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Matt Schlapp, president of the American Conservative Union (ACU), accused the Left of hypocrisy.
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It's also hard to deny the hypocrisy that was smattered across the whole ordeal.
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He accused Western powers of hypocrisy for demanding that warplanes be grounded over Syria.
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And still, set against this backdrop, the hypocrisy of Republicans stands out even further.
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Perhaps this was fueled in part by the perception of hypocrisy surrounding the statement.
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Legal issues aside, I think the larger issue here is the administration's astounding hypocrisy.
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And Treach thinks there's some hypocrisy with people who are outraged by the video.
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Our reporting found evidence of dubious accounting practices, hypocrisy and old-fashioned favor-trading.
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But it also means that the kleptotheocracy is uniquely vulnerable to charges of hypocrisy.
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Do they not see the hypocrisy of denying others what was vital to them?
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Amid the artifice and hypocrisy that often accompanies college football, their smiles were genuine.
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Axelrod's depressing political forecast is rooted in the bald hypocrisy being practiced by McConnell.
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A dose of hypocrisy is perhaps inevitable in an organisation the size of Microsoft.
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But others say there's a fourth factor that gave birth to President Trump: hypocrisy.
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But now, Mr. Jawar and his Oromo followers accuse the prime minister of hypocrisy.
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It's the political history of the now and the hypocrisy of the left combined.
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In the past, deficit hypocrisy was an important weapon in the G.O.P. political arsenal.
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On a recent Monday the hypocrisy (or confusion) around plastic was on full display.
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"I just think the hypocrisy runs rampant," Pruitt said in an interview with POLITICO.
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But I told him the GOP hypocrisy extends from Clinton's impeachment to Trump's impeachment.
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Political hypocrisy aside, keeping government close to the people is generally a good idea.
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This isn't the first time that Warren has been criticized for hypocrisy surrounding wealth.
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But to turn Booker into a political missile to prove hypocrisy misses the mark.
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But there's a whiff of something even more troubling beneath the surface: raw hypocrisy.
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Just pointing out hypocrisy isn't that interesting and doesn't say much about the world.
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And Republicans expressed no regrets, with some now claiming hypocrisy on the Democratic side.
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Hypocrisy is lying, and you may be guilty of it without even realizing it.
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"This exchange perfectly illustrated the hypocrisy of DeMint and his whole enterprise," McConnell writes.
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I have to highlight the hypocrisy in Washington that this never ending debate creates.
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The president has once again demonstrated that his hypocrisy and shame have no boundaries.
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The admission opened up Mr. Gove, the former justice secretary, to accusations of hypocrisy.
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Even for this FCC and its leadership, this proposal raises hypocrisy to new heights.
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But too often, we actually know little about the "evangelicals" being charged with hypocrisy.
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Hypocrisy can be aspirational: Political actors claim that they are motivated by ideals perhaps to a greater extent than they really are; shedding the mask of hypocrisy asserts that greed, vengeance and gratuitous cruelty aren't wrong, but are legitimate motivations for political behavior.
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Denying a vote on the U.S. amendment would be the height of this body's hypocrisy.
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She wasn't afraid to call out inconsistencies in our culture and hypocrisy in the industry.
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Back in March 2.83, Jilian Steinhauer wrote for Hyperallergic about the hypocrisy behind the statue.
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It lays bare the hypocrisy of the government and pressures the state to scrap it.
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It has degraded the nation and it has encouraged laziness, idleness, hypocrisy and even crime.
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It&aposs the ultimate hypocrisy because this really did ramp up under the Obama administration.
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"This wasn't about private sex lives — it was about hypocrisy," Rogers wrote about his project.
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This recalls the old saying that hypocrisy is the tribute that vice pays to virtue.
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Do you care about the inevitable charges of hypocrisy, the same ones Al Gore faced?
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Here's why hypocrisy is so damaging: People don't follow your words — they follow your actions.
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But many Muslim women and organisations see blatant hypocrisy and double standards behind the measure.
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It is this hypocrisy and moralising that drives so much division, not nationalism per se.
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The Democratic National Committee on Friday mocked the RNC for what they said was hypocrisy.
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Italy's transport minister, Danilo Toninelli, has shown promise with his witty commentary on political hypocrisy.
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"Would just like to point out the hypocrisy of some of my followers," she wrote.
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Everyone in the room chuckled at what, for them, was another sign of Clinton's hypocrisy.
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Either that's systemic failure of its moderating system — or rank hypocrisy at the corporate level.
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"The hypocrisy of the Republicans who are pushing measures like this is profound," Booker said.
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Similar accusations of hypocrisy have even reached some of the gay world's most storied institutions.
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Sanders, who lost the Democratic nomination to Hillary Clinton, on Sunday chided Trump for hypocrisy.
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For Trump, the golf trips have at their heart two key issues: hypocrisy and ethics.
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"It's just the height of hypocrisy," Clinton said in an interview with SiriusXM's Zerlina Maxwell.
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The backlash focused on the perceived hypocrisy of Marvel allying itself with a defense contractor.
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The hypocrisy here would be astounding if anyone had the capacity to be astounded anymore.
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All others have been shredded by the sustained, shameless hypocrisy of Republicans and Democrats alike.
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It pointed out the hypocrisy which can come with stringent belief — not always, but sometimes.
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The hypocrisy of many Obama critics who supported Trump is evident in other areas, too.
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I think the one unforgivable in life is hypocrisy — saying one thing and doing another.
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Chuck Schumer for what the President called the Democrats' hypocrisy when it comes to Comey.
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Republicans' smallness and hypocrisy merged with President Trump's lies and childish self-obsession — mission accomplished.
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Others have criticized the group for the sheer disrespect, hypocrisy, and immaturity of their actions.
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The strike is a colossal mistake and, for Donald Trump, an embarrassing case of hypocrisy.
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Claiming the White House proposal is a tax cut for the rich is pure hypocrisy.
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Still, he points out Jefferson's hypocrisy as a slave owner who later lamented the practice.
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Clinton trampled Trump on hypocrisy, past reckless statements, policy realism, hurtful rhetoric and knowledge gaps.
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Yet as a cultural critique of the hypocrisy of the left, it was spot-on.
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Bernie Sanders just called out the entire Republican party for its hypocrisy on women's rights.
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I also began to notice that there was a lot of hypocrisy within the UVF.
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Apple critics have piled on, accusing the company of hypocrisy for not disclosing the changes.
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LONDON — He was accused of hypocrisy, scaremongering and a failing common among politicians worldwide — waffling.
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What has been jaw-dropping in this chaotic episode is the Republican hypocrisy surrounding it.
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How could any human being survive so much sexism, hypocrisy, mindless hate, and male fury?
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The time for greenwashing and hypocrisy is over — markets cannot reward such behavior any longer.
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The comedian Rosie O'Donnell accused him of hypocrisy—who was the womanizing Trump to judge?
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I do think that the hypocrisy of this industry is one of the worst parts.
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"I think privilege, entitlement, and hypocrisy," T.I., who was born Clifford Joseph Harris, Jr., replies.
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And Mr. Trump has jumped on her Goldman speeches as evidence of hypocrisy and secretiveness.
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If hypocrisy were money, McConnell's latest run has made him the richest man in Washington.
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And that concludes our lesson on selective outrage and the hypocrisy invariably ingrained in it.
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Americans will demand answers for the hypocrisy of Democrats as constituents see their paychecks increase.
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The heightened level of blatant hypocrisy and habitual finger-pointing is exacerbating the political divide.
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The shameless hypocrisy of so many in the Republican congressional caucus is, of course, galling.
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He also cites apartheid to argue hypocrisy on the part of well-meaning meat-eaters.
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Anti-abortion groups cheered Kasich's approval of the bill and accused the ACLU of hypocrisy.
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Even more dangerous than this hypocrisy is the misuse of the law by both sides.
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"Well, I think it's hypocrisy on parade," Dershowitz said in an appearance on Fox News.
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They spoke about politics, and what they deemed hypocrisy and injustice, mostly from the West.
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To Sebring and the other organizers, this was a clear display of the state's hypocrisy.
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Yeah I'm talking about American hypocrisy,They know nothing about love,just wars and casualties.
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Some people chalk this up to pure hypocrisy, but I think it's more than that.
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Once you see through this hypocrisy, it becomes impossible to enjoy Cards Against Humanity again.
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MORE. But Washington's never before seen such rank hypocrisy as that coming from Donald Trump.
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The United Nations' hypocrisy and bias has been a constant irritation since Israel was founded.
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Tell Me How It Ends distills the hypocrisy of all actors involved in this disgrace.
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"Tehran Taboo" aims to expose systemic hypocrisy; in that respect, it is brisk and bracing.
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This tactic dates back to Nixon — and it has always involved a lot of hypocrisy.
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And sure, it was easy to spot hypocrisy in the people we put on pedestals.
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But even if all the men at fault are held accountable, the hypocrisy will continue.
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Any book about children suffering and any book about hypocrisy and injustice makes me crazy.
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"There is enough distrust and thoughts of hypocrisy about people in government," Mr. Benvenuti said.
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For Connie, the hypocrisy of Cuba's supposed freedom starts at home, with her stepfather, Ted.
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He aims mainstream pop and country sounds at a thoroughly unexpected target: Bible Belt hypocrisy.
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While the private email accounts spurred accusations of hypocrisy from Democrats, there are differences. Mrs.
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Hypocrisy thrives at the Waldorf School of the Peninsula in the heart of Silicon Valley.
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And that would allow Democrats to make plenty of hay about the GOP's fiscal hypocrisy.
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And I would look at my hypocrisy and insecurities and think, 'Am I good enough?
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Hypocrisy, thy name is Trump, and thy knees are bent and thy head is bowed.
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He also used Facebook this week to criticize the "hypocrisy" of galleries planning to close.
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Throughout the book, the Gelbs straightforwardly call out O'Neill for creative failures and personal hypocrisy.
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The hypocrisy and cynicism in those twin decisions is roughly the size of Mount Everest.
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Use your means of communication -- social media -- to expose the hypocrisy of those who disagree.
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Saagar Enjeti describes the hypocrisy of the Democratic Establishment when it comes to Sanders. Hill.
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When the right presents Trump as an enemy of anti-Semitism, it goes beyond hypocrisy.
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The American people deserve better than the hypocrisy displayed by the leaders of this administration.
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" On the Senate floor, Paul again slammed Republicans, calling their position on the bill "hypocrisy.
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"They then have the charge of hypocrisy added to the emotional immigration issues," she said.
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"I also resent the hypocrisy in some of what these people are saying," she said.
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Ultimately, it only revealed the height of feminist hypocrisy and the depth of liberal absurdity.
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Republicans have cited this history often in accusing their colleagues of hypocrisy on Judge Gorsuch.
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Maggie's Farm makes a call for individualism, while slamming the hypocrisy of freedom through servitude.
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That's why the "hipster coffee shop" has become a favorite strawman to deride liberal hypocrisy.
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It's full of anecdotes of hypocrisy and raises important questions about immigration and underpaid labor.
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The Jedi religion is over, he says, a victim of its own hypocrisy and hubris.
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It is time to stop the hypocrisy and get to work to solve these problems.
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"Young people are scandalized by the hypocrisy of older people," Francis told journalists on Tuesday.
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The pro-life cause will be forever associated with moral hypocrisy on an epic scale.
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"I think it should become legal because we stop hypocrisy, first of all," Mouratoglou said.
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Driving the news: "Flight shaming" is near the top of the list of hypocrisy charges.
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This little hypocrisy barely registers compared with the magnitude of its peers, but it's worth mentioning.
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Rohrabacher did not challenge Kassam's claim, saying there are "many examples" of U.S. hypocrisy towards Russia.
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DHILLON: Well somebody needs to give him smelling salts, the selective outrage, the hypocrisy is laughable.
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In some ways, that affair (pun intended) was the climax of Flynt's long crusade against hypocrisy.
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This is not a show of good faith, it's a show of callous cynicism and hypocrisy.
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Now, earlier today, the president exposed what is the Democrats and the media&aposs blatant hypocrisy.
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The hypocrisy on the left also has gone way over the top, over the boiling point.
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"The hypocrisy is staggering," writes Gigi Sohn, a former counsel to ex-FCC chairman Tom Wheeler.
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That hypocrisy is what photographer Mario Testino is facing head-on in his new book, Sir.
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Italian newspapers, which are mostly hostile to 5-Star, denounced what they saw as rank hypocrisy.
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"This government is pure propaganda and hypocrisy," says Alberto Acosta, who ran for president in 2013.
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I watched the Catholic Church turned from a font of goodness to a cesspool of hypocrisy.
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Commander Fred (Joe Fiennes) reveals his hypocrisy each time he visits June for a midnight tryst.
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It was only undercut slightly by shots of audience members whose hypocrisy is easy to remember.
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Decisive action on carbon emissions at both official and personal levels falls into the hypocrisy trap.
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Though cloaked in mismanagement and hypocrisy, the core of Juicero has always been the produce itself.
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It also allows them to use their faith to highlight the hypocrisy of the religious right.
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I cannot believe the degree of lying, hypocrisy and, frankly, they put this country in danger.
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But this is bad politics and they won't be able to avoid the charges of hypocrisy.
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Trump of hypocrisy because one of her husband's trademark moves is to insult rivals on Twitter.
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That is the overall point, which is why you can catch them in these preposterous hypocrisy.
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In an interview with The New York Times, Viktor took particular issue with this alleged hypocrisy.
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The subject here, after all, is not hypocrisy but the villainy of embodying New York values.
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Democrats' hypocrisy on sex means proclaiming feminism only to then display a porcine attitude towards women.
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Rubio's camp went after his Senate colleague over the video, criticizing Cruz's super PACs for hypocrisy.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Karol Markowicz: The Trump-hating media&aposs blatant hypocrisy -- even about media-bashing.
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The actress also believes that there's a hypocrisy surrounding body positivity that starts on social media.
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For this we might be grateful, were it not for two complaints: cost and shameless hypocrisy.
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In their attempt to exploit their opponents' hypocrisy, Democrats have ended up sounding just like Republicans.
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Many were quick to call him out on the hypocrisy following his tweets about the military.
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However, groups like CAIR also have the right to lay bare the hypocrisy behind these falsehoods.
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It will not surprise anybody to suggest that in politics, there is occasionally a little hypocrisy.
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Or maybe only the second worst, because it's hard to top the hypocrisy of his boss.
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"It's the height of hypocrisy for her to do this," he told the Los Angeles Times .
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Yet same Members pushed to subpoena #whistleblower who they complain only has second hand info. #hypocrisy.
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By their very name, Hasidim declare themselves "pious ones," so such episodes smack of individual hypocrisy.
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Pruitt's hypocrisy is apparent in other successes he's claimed, like cleaning up lead in drinking water.
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The U.K.'s isolationist fantasy and ignorant hypocrisy, for the moment, will cost us all dearly.
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On Monday he accused Washington of "hypocrisy" and said Americans were still "lording it over us".
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That's not the only thing about the forced-birth movement that seems to stink of hypocrisy.
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Silicon Valley's workforce does not promote America's best interests, and exposes the hypocrisy of its platitudes.
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"A Republican president, a Republican Senate, a Republican House, the fiscal hypocrisy is unbelievable," Bennet said.
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"When he started in on Kevin Spacey, I thought, 'Oh my God, the hypocrisy,'" he said.
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Meyers, however, says comedians are more focused on calling out hypocrisy, not Trump, when cracking jokes.
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This hypocrisy is possible because emissions from exported coal are not counted in the country's targets.
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When it comes to the environment, Democrats in Washington, D.C., are blind to their own hypocrisy.
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They talk about shame and loss, tolerance and compromise, their insecurities as well as their hypocrisy.
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Only in recent days has the Republican establishment started to acknowledge the magnitude of his hypocrisy.
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In the end, keeping promises counts in politics — even inattentive voters can spot and punish hypocrisy.
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And, as for getting along with one another, I put in a big plug for hypocrisy.
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Abroad, it focuses on scandals that underscore the hubris, hypocrisy, and failings of Western political systems.
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Despite the clear hypocrisy of the drive to impeach Rousseff, the Brazilian public mostly backs it.
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Instead, it places some women's fear of hypocrisy over the needs of those they might join.
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Peggy's husband noticed and took offense—the utter hypocrisy of her trying to control his appearance!
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But while calling out hypocrisy is fun, in reality, getting the policy right is what's important.
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Ed Rendell is the last person who should be issuing lectures about hypocrisy and campaign finance.
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Let us never forget the unbelievable hypocrisy of Wall Street, the high priests of unfettered capitalism.
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When Trump screams socialism, all of his hypocrisy will not be lost on the American people.
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There are journalists who work tirelessly every day to expose hypocrisy and hold power to account.
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The denomination's president, Mr. Greear, is increasingly worried that families may see hypocrisy, and simply leave.
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"There's no other word but 'hypocrisy,'" said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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The progressive leaders Pete Buttigieg and Stacey Abrams are confronting the hypocrisy of the religious right.
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In this climate, families have become the focal point of partisans charging hypocrisy, on both sides.
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COVID-19 will remind us of a central hypocrisy in our approach to health behind bars.
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And there are ways to get people to realize the hypocrisy of their prejudice-laden arguments.
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There is profound hypocrisy here, as the Trump Organization has a history of using illegal labor.
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Kylie Jenner&aposs recent Instagram story has sparked accusations of hypocrisy and "tone deaf" fashion choices.
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But there's an odd hypocrisy at play here — though less a thematic than an aesthetic one.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, one of the House managers, criticized what he said was hypocrisy.
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There are few things I dislike more than hypocrisy, so I have to call this out.
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The whole basis for being a sports fan is that there are no consequences for hypocrisy.
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The rivals sparred over wine caves and personal wealth, hurling accusations of hypocrisy at one another.
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But along the way it makes swipes about what is portrayed as Western fickleness and hypocrisy.
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The occupation years, 1945 to 27800, would expose a glaring hypocrisy perpetuated by the United States.
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Mr. Woods has been known to date much younger women, so Armie pointed out the hypocrisy.
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For Ms. Gersh, Mr. Anglin's failure to respond to the suit is a display of hypocrisy.
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Saagar Enjeti describes what's happening in the Harvey Weinstein case and Hollywood's hypocrisy around the case.
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Along with this rich hypocrisy is a healthy dose of revisionist history about the Clinton impeachment.
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Hypocrisy aside, there are good historical reasons why the impeachment approach of the Democrats is wrong.
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I think that the virtuous frown on hypocrisy more than they frown on conscientious protein consumption.
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The hypocrisy is this: in democratic South Africa, whites would continue to get away with murder.
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He called out hypocrisy, asking people not to hide behind religious fervor to prop up prejudices.
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Both Mr. Trump and Bernie Sanders accused their respective parties and the country's elites of hypocrisy.
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This crass display can only be described as partisan politics with no conscience — or outright hypocrisy.
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The only difference is that the hypocrisy and politicization by Republicans has been brought to light.
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They told The Post they decided to speak publicly because they wanted to expose his hypocrisy.
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"This case is also exposing the hypocrisy of those who exploit animals for their own gain."
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"It is complete, utter hypocrisy," said Tom Wilson, the author of the Henry Jackson Society report.
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But the hypocrisy has been so normalized I don't think most of them even see it.
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This seems like a bad bargain, no matter how much hypocrisy there may be in Rome.
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"The United States cannot abide this level of hypocrisy," a second U.S. official told the meeting.
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Others pointed to the wall surrounding Vatican City as evidence of the pope's hypocrisy on the issue.
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Ken Calvert: California Democrats take hypocrisy to new heights in stance on sanctuary laws and National Guard.
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As Mike Axisa of CBS points out, this is a clear double standard, contradiction, paradox, and hypocrisy.
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The true sexual immorality of Vienna turns out to be rooted not in sensuality, but in hypocrisy.
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The Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has taken a stance against climate hypocrisy and now simply doesn't fly.
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Stephen Colbert was always at his best when pointing out the absurdity and hypocrisy in American government.
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Reinhart has said she believes that there's a hypocrisy to body positivity that starts on social media.
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In truth, though, the leaked cables mostly exposed nothing more than mild hypocrisy and buried literary talents.
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Bold writers can draw on the daily chronicles of hypocrisy and clampdowns recorded by a lively press.
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Mr. Trump didn't invent this particular brand of hypocrisy; he just employed it a bit more flagrantly.
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If nothing else, the Trump tapes have exposed the hypocrisy at the heart of the religious right.
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Some have focused on the hypocrisy of allowing violent images while banning 'obscene' pictures of women breastfeeding.
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Pešta's greatness derives from his synthesis of empathy and formal concerns, organized in order to interrogate hypocrisy.
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But for most—especially if they act together—the elites have nothing to lose but their hypocrisy.
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Clearly satirical, the petitions cuts to the heart of the GOP's hypocrisy about the issue of guns.
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Her erectile dysfunction bill, she said, was meant to highlight what she saw as hypocrisy from politicians.
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Also, some obligatory hypocrisy—73 percent of participants reported being uncomfortable with their own sexts being shared.
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Up next, the anti-Trump hypocrisy from the Democratic politicians that may actually upset their own voters.
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He has condemned what he sees as the United States' history of hypocrisy, arrogance and political interference.
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Sanders supporters, unsurprisingly, tend to view Clinton's bid for the ''progressive'' label as the height of hypocrisy.
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Republican hypocrisy on sex tends to involve self-professed Christians being caught fooling around with the parishioners.
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The raid on Hospital Squat also showcases the seeming hypocrisy of some large NGOs working in Greece.
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The fact that Nicolas Cage was occasionally outraged by the Church's hypocrisy seemed to support our view.
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Sanders is the candidate of red-faced moral indignation, with a blustering, bulgy-eyed intolerance for hypocrisy.
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He sees no apparent hypocrisy in railing against Obama's golf-playing while playing even more golf himself.
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Stop the hypocrisy and get on board with making America great again, or get outta the way.
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Unfortunately, employing feminism as a marketing tactic — not a set of very literal actions—makes hypocrisy inevitable.
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What's remarkable about this letter is the way it highlights the hypocrisy of both Cook and Cruz.
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Disconnection has become the most congratulated, least convincing narrative gimmick of recent times, a widely excusable hypocrisy.
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But while the genre was still in its infancy, the hypocrisy of that maxim was already exposed.
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Not only is there just such hypocrisy there, it's also really frustrating when that's all they'll do.
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Golden Globes red carpet interview by calling out the network for its own hypocrisy with gender equality.
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I could spend the next ten hours in a filibuster of woke Democratic hypocrisy on this issue.
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Conservatives sound almost delighted with the scandal because it proves everything they ever suspected about liberal hypocrisy.
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One strongman who has enjoyed tweaking the West for hypocrisy is Recep Tayyip Erdogan, president of Turkey.
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The real question is, is there not ONE GOP Senator who sees the hypocrisy in all this?
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The hypocrisy hangs in the air and chokes anyone with a sense of decency or intellectual honesty.
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"The hypocrisy here is staggering," former State Department spokesman John Kirby told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Monday.
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In one tweet, he managed to needle at Mr. Zuckerberg's seeming hypocrisy without even mentioning his name.
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However, Warren's political ambitions have led her to embrace one issue at least that smacks of hypocrisy.
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Hypocrisy The failure of Congress to unpick the deadlock has disgusted some of its most venerable members.
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That this was a fairly obvious bit of hypocrisy was not a bug, but an inciting feature.
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Omar's move provoked bipartisan condemnation and accusations of hypocrisy, including from some members of Minnesota's Armenian community.
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While intended to highlight political hypocrisy, we listened and learned and won't be using it going forward.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas characterized the outrage as hypocrisy and advocated a US withdrawal from the treaty.
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In the height of hypocrisy, after the Brexit vote he returned to collect his European Union paycheck.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were accused of hypocrisy due to their outspoken support of environmentalism.
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Unlike every other President since Jimmy Carter, he doesn't even offer human rights the compliment of hypocrisy.
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Hypocrisy about violence and the betrayal of espoused hometown values is not a recent development in Waco.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been accused of hypocrisy given their outspoken support of environmentalism.
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"Western hypocrisy of defending demonization of Muslims as 'freedom of expression' MUST end," Zarif said on Twitter.
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Why does no one call out the French government for such blatant hypocrisy and sloppy problem-solving?
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Rather, its leaders decided that the best course forward would be the twisting path of partisan hypocrisy.
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The hypocrisy argument has even traveled beyond conservative circles, and it's perfectly suited for today's populist climate.
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"The hypocrisy is astounding," says Marc Goldwein, policy director at the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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The result is a hypocrisy that is evident and annoying to both the government and its opposition.
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Trump's hypocrisy is just one more example of how the world has failed the children of Syria.
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Mathis accused Moore of hypocrisy for judging the LGBT community, in light of the allegations against him.
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"I understand the president's frustration with the hypocrisy playing out at the Department of Justice," freshman Rep.
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We're forced to face their hypocrisy and the speed with which they choose financial security over justice.
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And then feeling grateful to Trump for having the simple nerve to point out the naked hypocrisy.
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Perhaps, but Trump supporters acting shocked by sexual harassment are in no position to complain about hypocrisy.
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Compounding the sense of hypocrisy, Cardinal McCarrick had been a prominent voice for adopting the 2002 reforms.
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As tempting as it is to hammer Mr. Trump for his epic hypocrisy, it is a mistake.
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It's true that much of the media will cover this hypocrisy in a clueless and irresponsible way.
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When there are moments to catch vegans in actual or perceived hypocrisy it's a great "aha" moment.
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Tax cuts, regardless of the deficit, are an obsession with Republicans and a source of shameless hypocrisy.
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What I kind of find appalling is hypocrisy, the idea of people not practicing what they preach.
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And, as a former education and justice secretary, he is particularly susceptible to the accusation of hypocrisy.
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In the deserved glee of watching sexual harassers get their due, this hypocrisy has been shamefully ignored.
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The site also ranks Mississippi sixth in its viewing of gay porn, but number one in hypocrisy.
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"I want to take the hypocrisy out of our society," he told The Washington Post in 1977.
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"I want to take the hypocrisy out of our society," he told The Washington Post in 1977.
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Because Pope Benedict did nothing to enforce the decree, it became yet another symbol of Catholic hypocrisy.
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But along with an outpouring of support, the process is raising eyebrows and drawing charges of hypocrisy.
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The interesting question isn't whether so many Republicans are demonstrating a striking degree of hypocrisy, but why.
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There is transparent hypocrisy in his argument that international human rights law bars the Constitution's term limits.
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Frank urged the media to out Schock to expose his voting "hypocrisy," but Schock denied the rumors.
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The final act is to point out Democratic hypocrisy, while moving on to something else altogether. Sen.
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It would be a mistake, though, to dismiss the swamp metaphor on account of Mr. Trump's hypocrisy.
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But one can at least hope that the constant revelations of past hypocrisy will have some impact.
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"Most of us reside somewhere along a very broad spectrum of hypocrisy regarding animal lives," he writes.
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And if health care professionals fail to follow their own advice, they may be accused of hypocrisy.
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Nicholas Kristof We certainly don't want leading Republicans to tumble into hypocrisy, so let's refresh their memories.
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Democrats appear ready to accuse them of hypocrisy, given their previous acclaim for the FBI director's integrity.
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Still, she saw "trite" and obvious symbolism and "a whiff of hypocrisy" in artist Jennifer Rubell's project.
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However difficult investing with a pure vision may be, it also comes at the risk of hypocrisy.
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If Trump came down hard on Moore, it could open the president up to charges of hypocrisy.
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" The emails also expose Hirshberg's hypocrisy when it comes to his most often-used marketing tool – "moms.
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And "attack dog" Matt Gaetz&aposs bullying, hypocrisy, and "alternative facts" often land him in hot water.
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Some say that the pragmatism of many black churches is really just a fancy word for hypocrisy.
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And they went on offense in typical fashion, bending facts and spinning conspiracy theories, obfuscation and hypocrisy.
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The Economist predicts a backlash this year: • Outspoken companies open themselves to charges of hypocrisy, it says.
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That said, the old saying that hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to virtue is appropriate here.
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Nor is there reason to accuse Ms. Merkel of hypocrisy for following her conscience in voting no.
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"Let's do it for real, without exceptions and without hypocrisy," the pope tells his secretary of state.
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The US 'hacked our source code' At the news conference Thursday, Guo accused American officials of hypocrisy.
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That happens around the world, but in the Philippines that hypocrisy is worsened by our endemic inequality.
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But in reality, Hillary was acting true to form, as Hillary had a campaign based on hypocrisy.
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Conservative hypocrisy will also be front and center in January at the oral argument in Espinoza v.
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The dynamics have not been lost on Pelosi, who is jabbing the GOP with suggestions of hypocrisy.
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In his speech, Franken blasted the Republicans for supposed hypocrisy over similar accusations in their own party.
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It revealed the hypocrisy of liberal intellectuals who wouldn't acknowledge the good their country had done them.
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Carlson accused liberals of hypocrisy in their arguments against Columbus compared to how they view immigrants today.
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" Mr. Netanyahu praised its stance, saying, "Australia's been courageously willing to puncture U.N. hypocrisy, more than once.
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There is a whiff of hypocrisy in all this, or at least a strong element of disingenuousness.
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The choice of Niebuhr was a curious choice, given the theologian's disdain for hypocrisy and self-righteousness.
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CNN's Z. Byron Wolf says the GOP hypocrisy on this is stunning, even by Washington standards. 3.
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The most common critique of Trump's decision to hit the links was focused on the obvious hypocrisy.
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Hypocrisy that deep can't be excused by Trump's convenient switch from supporting abortion rights to opposing abortion.
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It would have been easy enough for either Omar or Tlaib to point out McCarthy's cynical hypocrisy.
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The Italians have angrily accused the French of hypocrisy, and Mr. Etchegaray has used the same word.
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" The SNP accused May of hypocrisy, for criticising Scottish demands for independence while seeking a "hard Brexit.
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"So I wanted to give you a chance today to step back from the hypocrisy," Murray said.
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" In an earlier draft of her statement, Piper had described conditions of "repression, racism, hypocrisy, and murder.
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The tweet and the attached account have since been deleted, but other users called out the hypocrisy.
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But its message is clear: In a world where hypocrisy holds sway, only angry outsiders can be trusted.
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We will not let a movement fueled by cruelty, bigotry, and hypocrisy shame us into silence and fear.
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People especially took note of the hypocrisy of Hogan's theme "Real American" playing in wake of Khashoggi's death.
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Those close to the administration also dismissed hypocrisy problems in bringing up Biden's behavior when they're supporting Trump.
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Ms Miller shows how the scandal laid open previously taboo topics—adultery, illicit pregnancies, abortion and sexual hypocrisy.
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It seems that a fair amount of aspirational self-deception, terminological inexactitude or simple hypocrisy is at play.
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Creators like Hank Green, Lindsay Ellis, Riley Jennis, ProZD, and many others called out YouTube for its hypocrisy.
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But while Sessions claims he wants to stop this practice entirely, he is being called out for hypocrisy.
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I will not shock anybody to suggest that in politics there is occasionally a little bit of hypocrisy.
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Innumerable examples of the hypocrisy involved in Trump attacking the Bidens for foreign business dealings are at hand.
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"Tartuffe", Molière's masterly lampoon of courtly vanity and hypocrisy, seemed fit for relocation to 21st-century Los Angeles.
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She's looking for the hypocrisy, she's looking for the underbelly of the town that she's found herself in.
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Contradictory policy The road to medical marijuana research is paved with surprises and hypocrisy nearly everywhere you look.
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Whether we realize it or not, we all accept a certain amount of hypocrisy in our daily lives.
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Should he proceed to do so, it would only further reveal the government's hypocrisy, according to Rewcastle Brown.
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" The vice president also blasted Nike, accusing it of hypocrisy in promoting itself as a "social justice champion.
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It uses the language and conventions of a group to coax out hypocrisy or frustration from its members.
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Following the publication of her Billboard interview, Twitter was flooded with people accusing her of exploitation and hypocrisy.
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A rep for Spice tells us there's a track on the mixtape called "Black Hypocrisy" -- thus the look.
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What made the Weinstein case historic was, first, that it revealed the crucial hypocrisy underpinning most sexual harassment.
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As she sees it -- Porsha's guilty of some serious hypocrisy, and she owes the LGBTQ community an apology.
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"When Trump screams socialism, all of his hypocrisy will not be lost on the American people," Sanders said.
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He skewered hypocrisy, got angry about real issues, treated his audience as intelligent, and changed millions of minds.
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It would be the height of hypocrisy for me to pretend to be part of his inaugural celebration.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), accusing him of hypocrisy for denouncing white supremacist protesters in Charlottesville but supporting Ukrainian protesters.
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Or will they mimic the hypocrisy of Ocasio-Cortez by simply turning blind eyes to her apparent wrongdoing?
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Inappropriate personal behavior has public ramifications -- and in this case, clearly opens him up to charges of hypocrisy.
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Hard-working capitalists who affect chill vibes might grind the gears of people opposed to, ya know, hypocrisy.
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No, if I were critiquing Trump's foreign policy views it would not be on inconsistency, hypocrisy or lying.
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But what's most interesting about the hypocrisy argument is that many Republicans themselves have already taken it up.
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Clinton's hypocrisy, arguing that if a fetus can be considered a person then it should have constitutional protections.
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This White House has been marked by a level of scandal and hypocrisy heretofore unseen in American politics.
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The "hypocrisy" quote, and another saying the plan was "highly risky," were removed before the article was published.
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But there is a darker side to that history: Racism, hypocrisy and brutality are part of it, too.
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"Let us never forget the unbelievable hypocrisy of Wall Street, the high priests of unfettered capitalism," he said.
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"It's something that really frustrates me because the hypocrisy is unbelievable," he said of evangelical support for Trump.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and Murphy talked about the "hypocrisy" of Republicans who refuse to expand background checks.
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Each side no doubt is guilty of hypocrisy, of ignoring misconduct, of showing bias when it suits them.
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" Trump then accused Hillary Clinton of hypocrisy for saying last month that he has "a penchant for sexism.
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"The hypocrisy of an investigative news program shutting down an investigative print story is incredible," one told me.
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In the interview Friday, Yarmuth knocked what he saw as hypocrisy in the Republicans' budget and economic plan.
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Scott explicitly lashed out at the hypocrisy of the clergy in Macon while fighting for her own space.
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"Artforum must think their readers and advertisers are too short-sighted to understand their hypocrisy," Reisbaum told Hyperallergic.
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And many on the left see an inherent hypocrisy in the gap between Regev's words and her actions.
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Critics may very well point out such hypocrisy, though President Trump has every right to prioritize America's interests.
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A woman talked about somebody she knew suffering from dementia, and people joked about the hypocrisy of politicians.
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It exposes the Obama administration's hypocrisy — shared by previous administrations — and severely undermines US claims of moral authority.
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And this tension is what creates the discordant foreign policy that is often (justifiably) perceived as plain hypocrisy.
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A lot of pixels have been spilled on the basic hypocrisy of the procedural aspects of the AHCA.
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The monologue raises the question: Is Cunanan motivated by self-hatred, a desire to expose hypocrisy, or both?
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And then there's the hypocrisy issue: If you're going to preach gender equality, why not take the lead?
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The West-leaning middle class, fed up with the hypocrisy of the mullahs, has long sought political change.
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And one sturdy song about how political hypocrisy and its repercussions can drown out all of those things.
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The pungent odor of hypocrisy was present, as it is inside or outside almost every 12-step meeting.
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But now Thompson sees the Young Turk image floundering on the myopia and hypocrisy of the network's leaders.
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Hypocrisy aside, his research isn't necessarily a red flag; in 2018, who hasn't joked about "cyberstalking" a crush?
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"It annoyed me that they didn't think there was anything wrong with the hypocrisy of it," he said.
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Critics of the organization and its convention, however, have seized on the ban as a sign of hypocrisy.
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The picture that emerges is one of an administration that doesn't care about consistency, coherence, or blatant hypocrisy.
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This week, the Kardashian-Jenner clan has been facing accusations of hypocrisy when it comes to climate change.
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In response to the lawsuit, the tabloids published a joint statement on Monday accusing Mr. Simmons of hypocrisy.
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We offer this handy reference list in hopes of protecting them from charges of hypocrisy in the future.
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Democrats in Washington are fighting GOP allegations of hypocrisy over the political maelstrom roiling their party in Virginia.
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We don't have time for this hypocrisy and for majoring in minor stuff while we continue to die.
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Washington has called the relationship "ironclad," despite Duterte's complaints that include allegations of U.S. hypocrisy and ill treatment.
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Given that e-cigarette companies have been claiming they aren't targeting youth, "the hypocrisy is evident," he noted.
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Montaigne had to learn to master this system while recognizing its essential mutability or, if you prefer, hypocrisy.
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It is outright hypocrisy to protect your own donors while demonizing the people giving money to your opponent.
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The hypocrisy of their rhetoric — supporting first responders in one breath, disparaging them in the next — is clear.
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You shrug at all of this hypocrisy and craziness, because you still think he's going to help you.
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It also helped her intuitively connect with the play's themes of religious hypocrisy, gender roles and forbidden sexuality.
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"It's just the height of hypocrisy," Clinton said in an interview with SiriusXM's Zerlina Maxwell, ABC News reported.
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Touching on a theme raised by the Williams episode, Mouratoglou said legitimizing in-competition coaching would end hypocrisy.
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These contradictions are not accidental, nor do they result from ordinary hypocrisy: they are deliberate exercises in doublethink.
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This hypocrisy or purposely myopic view of course extends to prominent Irish-Americans beyond Mr. Trump's immediate advisers.
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That's why the aftermath of the Florida shooting, like all the recent ones, became a carnival of hypocrisy.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer accused the President of "blatant hypocrisy" in remarks on the Senate floor Tuesday.
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TYMINSKI "Southern Gothic" (Mercury Nashville) Twangy guitar and haunted-house electronics carry a song about Bible Belt hypocrisy.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, a fellow Republican, have taken particular delight in accusing Mr. Cruz of hypocrisy.
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Republicans plan to say the Democrats were right all along, and accuse them of hypocrisy if they balk.
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It has sparked accusations of hypocrisy from Republicans and some disappointment from ascendant progressives on Democrats' left wing.
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The hypocrisy of that is that Rex Tillerson is on the record saying that climate change is real.
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Adding to their anger was what many saw as hypocrisy on the part of New York City officials.
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If you violate your promise, if you commit the sin of hypocrisy in politics, that's the greater risk.
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And it&aposs gone on in both parties for at least the last 50 years and by the way, there a lot of hypocrisy in Washington but there no area full of hypocrisy that judicial selection as Laura pointed out when she quoted Schumer from Justice Ginsberg&aposs nomination fight.
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And because self-righteous white people love pointing out hypocrisy (or what they believe constitutes hypocrisy), these people wasted no time lambasting Roker for dressing up as a character of another race a week after Megyn Kelly went down in flames for wondering aloud why blackface was such a big deal.
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In fact, in some ways, they're worse because they don't even acknowledge the backwardness or hypocrisy of their actions.
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I want to shine a light on the hypocrisy of supporting first amendment rights but not second amendment rights.
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Demonizing hard work while abetting grifters enriching themselves on tax dollars is a potent stew of hypocrisy and irony.
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Do you think there's a great degree of hypocrisy out there from some companies and perhaps some countries especially.
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" Later, she added that Watson "complains that women are sexualized and then sexualizes herself in her own work. Hypocrisy.
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Democrats and the border wall Trump accused the Democrats of hypocrisy for their opposition to his proposed border wall.
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The comedian also posted several retweets that highlighted perceived hypocrisy by Disney, the parent company of ABC and ESPN.
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And we&aposll do something nobody else in the media will do and we&aposll talk about liberal hypocrisy.
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So my actions, I guess, were precipitated by my feeling of hypocrisy, because I talk about harassment a lot.
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Penny Young Nance: T he staggering hypocrisy of all the Hillary defenders going after women of the Trump administration.
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"When Trump screams socialism, all of his hypocrisy will not be lost on the American people," Sanders said Wednesday.
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In the US Pavilion, the artist's work takes on a new context: wrestling with the hypocrisy of Jeffersonian democracy.
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There is a hypocrisy in trying to boost one's image using the same tools you're exploiting as a scapegoat.
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More than anything, though, the main emotion he conveys while tearing into political hypocrisy is complete and utter frustration.
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After FedEx's statement, multiple people have called out the hypocrisy, while others have canceled services which use FedEX. Bullshit.
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But that has not stopped Mona Charen from calling out what she sees as blatant hypocrisy in both parties.
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" I was going to talk to her about the hypocrisy of CoverGirl about saying, "Girls can't unless they're beautiful.
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Weinstein attorney Benjamin Brafman, said in a statement that the report "reveals a stunning level of hypocrisy" by Argento.
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Trump's hypocrisy on the issue — not for the first time — did not go unnoticed by some social media users.
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She does privately condemn cabinet for its hypocrisy since some members are divorced, but that's where her fight dies.
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And Obama has been accused of hypocrisy for his proposed trillion-dollar overhaul of American's own nuclear weapons program.
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Nathan Fuller, a campaigner with the Courage Foundation, accused the Trump administration of hypocrisy in its prosecution of Winner.
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Mr. Pence's speech "exuded sheer arrogance and hypocrisy, and was packed with political prejudice and lies," Ms. Hua said.
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Hence the lack of hypocrisy of Boockvar simultaneously saying the economy stinks and the Fed needs to raise rates.
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Like other pre-emption attempts, the Alabama effort is championed almost entirely by Republicans, and the hypocrisy is obvious.
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LONDON — A British artist has created an illustration highlighting the hypocrisy of the burkini ban in parts of France.
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Not to mention blatant hypocrisy, which I stumbled upon the very next day: This fight is long from over.
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The decision to submit the campaign to awards organizations was made to confront the industry with its own hypocrisy.
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Hypocrisy has its own way of chasing its own tail while presuming to track it down in others.2.
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She wants to choose her own husband, and refuses a loveless arranged marriage filled with sexual hypocrisy — a masquerade.
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And there is more than a little hypocrisy in American airlines' complaints about government support for the Gulf carriers.
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Conservative strategist Chris Barron called it a "new low for any media outlet" and slammed the paper for hypocrisy.
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Leftists point to American hypocrisy in supporting friendly authoritarian states, like Saudi Arabia, while condemning Castro's human rights abuses.
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Congressional Republicans quickly pounced on the incident, framing it as a sign of hypocrisy by the Obama administration. Rep.
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She initially pointed to the hypocrisy of Jones's willingness to sign and play athletes who had committed domestic abuse.
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Hearing her voice underscores the hypocrisy in trying the Freddie Gray case in the face of the aforementioned incidents.
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Charles Krauthammer said Democrats are exhibiting a "delightful festival of hypocrisy" in taking a more hawkish stance toward Russia.
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While there is plenty of hypocrisy to go around, Democrats' newfound adoration of checks and balances simply isn't credible.
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Its continued reliance on its profitable line of gas-guzzling SUVs, however, prompted some to accuse Ford of hypocrisy.
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Obama's detractors will cry hypocrisy, noting that he was one of the most successful candidates ever at raising money.
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Drezner acknowledges that there is some hypocrisy in China taking up this mantle, since the nation itself practices mercantilism.
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The part of their behavior that's most morally worrisome, as you recount it, isn't their hypocrisy, it's their heartlessness.
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Democrats on Tuesday tried to seize on the payments Mr. Trump made to his businesses as evidence of hypocrisy.
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Critics, including many journalists, accused the organization of hypocrisy for criticizing the comedian while claiming to defend free speech.
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It would also be the height of hypocrisy and irony not to push this measure with their full energy.
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But what jars is the harsh, anti-immigrant rhetoric of both candidates, and the underlying hypocrisy of their positions.
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These women were idealistic, moralistic and opposed to much of what they saw around them: corruption, hypocrisy and disappointment.
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The United Nations has developed an unenviable reputation over the years for hypocrisy in its approach to human rights.
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This is why Donald Trump's objection to Bee's language not only smacks of hypocrisy but also makes no sense.
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The future felon who destroyed the landmark last week shone a bright light on Hollywood hypocrisy and double standards.
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The vote didn't expose any hypocrisy, but it did reveal the speech for the empty rhetorical gesture it was.
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I look at the hypocrisy in what they're doing and I decide to poke holes in it with humor.
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Their exclusionary behavior displays their hypocrisy -- inclusion for me, but not for thee -- and voters see right through this.
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Rather, Trump was right in exposing the moral hypocrisy that lies at the heart of America's anti-choice movement.
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Michael Bennet lets loose on Ted Cruz on the Senate floor, accusing him of hypocrisy over the government shutdown
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He explained that he was trying to point out a moment of hypocrisy and "false nuance" in Facebook's practice.
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To some, the spending is a sign of hypocrisy and a threat to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's legitimacy.
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Her position reflects the same hypocrisy and double standards of the emperors, pharaohs and feudal lords who preceded her.
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The Pakistani people have suffered too much from the ravages of the Taliban, and the hypocrisy of Pakistan's leaders.
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Instead, they should seek to codify fair play wherever they can so that conservatives can't weaponize their procedural hypocrisy.
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And for a bill that touts itself as being "pro-family," they believe the proposed cut amounts to hypocrisy.
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They have also exposed the hypocrisy of career activists who think the revolution's principles apply to everyone but themselves.
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But there is no recourse to be found just in highlighting the hypocrisy of Breitbart News or its readers.
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"What struck a chord was the hypocrisy," Livvie Mann, of the group Rise and Resist, said of Mr. Heastie.
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But he excoriated Democrats for blocking the wall, accusing them of hypocrisy and exposing the country to criminal immigrants.
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Dr. Edwards, who later determined that she was not pregnant, denounced the congressman for his hypocrisy in the messages.
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There needs to be a debate, a big one, on whether to authorize coaching, because hypocrisy has its limits.
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Mr. Duterte has repeatedly accused the church of hypocrisy, suggesting that many of its priests had affairs with women.
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Impeachment stalemate is result of two decades of partisan hypocrisy Trump enters 2020 on a bull market high MORE.
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But on Wednesday, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang condemned the US decision and accused Washington of prejudice and hypocrisy.
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" He declined to directly respond to questions about Warren's hypocrisy on Super PACs, saying only: "It certainly seems inconsistent.
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However, though he often lambasted their supposed hypocrisy, underlying cooperation in areas ranging from business to security ran deep.
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He represents everything that's wrong with Washington — blind partisanship, rank hypocrisy, blatant obstructionism and total subservience to special interests.
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He seized on what he regarded as his critics' hypocrisy, often employing that same wit, sarcasm and steely demeanor.
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This fact highlights the hypocrisy of those who are anti-choice and pass laws restricting access to birth control.
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That hypocrisy — professing to defend women while secretly, according to The New Yorker article, beating them — seemed particularly rank.
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We are witnessing today, in the Republican Party, one of the great moments of hypocrisy in American political history.
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Bellocchio admires his bravery and his virility, but doesn't turn away from his hypocrisy, his opportunism or his cruelty.
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Turning it into one issue, I think, is an absolute hypocrisy that I have a lot of trouble with.
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"If you were against [President] Obama's deficits and now you're for Republican deficits, isn't that very definition of hypocrisy?"
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There is a guilty pleasure in savoring the moments of mockery, since they usually puncture hypocrisy, obsequiousness or arrogance.
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With this type of hypocrisy, can there be an expectation that Republicans wake up if they lose the House?
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"There's a degree of hypocrisy about it," says Richard Gowan of the International Crisis Group, a conflict-prevention NGO.
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Hence the hypocrisy: If courts can review the Obama administration's use of enforcement discretion, why not the Trump administration's?
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It was another for Warren, who could be taken apart with accusations of hypocrisy, to demand a litmus test.
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Paul railed against members of both parties, including Republicans for what he termed hypocrisy over concern about deficit spending.
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"It shows the hypocrisy of the elevated status that legacies and athletes get in the admissions process," Jack said.
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However, she has regularly been accused of hypocrisy given her husband's penchant for personally attacking others using social media.
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Others accused him of hypocrisy for having used an offshore unit while calling for an end to tax avoidance.
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And until #MeToo acknowledges and grapples with this, it will remain open to the fully justified charge of hypocrisy.
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Though the Church has traded much of its nineteenth-century lavishness for something less concrete, the hypocrisy is unchanged.
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"I think he would redact (the Democratic document) in a fit of hypocrisy," Quigley said in a phone interview.
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Like the poet, however, these famous men are human beings, subject to the devouring hypocrisy of white corporate America.
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The hypocrisy of ignoring all principles of originalism and trying to rewrite the Constitution by executive order is stunning.
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So the hypocrisy that's bound up with this is I think something that Trump also exploited very, very well.
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In Boykin's tweet, which has amassed more than 8,000 retweets and 19,000 likes, he highlights the hypocrisy of Trump's statement.
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Every single day I think it's waking up to new devastating news of violence, judgment and hypocrisy… It's very timely.
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And if Democrats are worried about the apparent hypocrisy of doing what they criticized Republicans for doing, they probably shouldn't.
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Others are pointing to his accusations of perjury against President Bill Clinton from decades ago as a form of hypocrisy.
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But if their Slack messages are any indication, Juul employees already seem to think the rumored deal reeks of hypocrisy.
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Go deeper: When money is green Wall Street reckons with climate risk Bill McGlashan's firing exposes hypocrisy in impact investing
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But Sarahcuda shows that we are truly the equals of men, capable of narcissistic explosions, brazen hypocrisy and unapologetic greed.
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The hypocrisy of the strangers' outrage is most evident when the two women are seated together on a sidewalk bench.
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He countered by accusing the US of hypocrisy over racial discrimination, money-clogged politics, and the suppression of Communist media.
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Although some Twitter users condemned Khulood, others came to her defense and pointed out the hypocrisy of the arrest warrant.
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As an evangelical Christian, I am deeply disturbed by the hypocrisy of the outrage at Trump's comments on sexual assault.
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Go deeper: When money is green Wall Street reckons with climate risk Bill McGlashan's firing exposes hypocrisy in impact investing
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There were loud complaints of hypocrisy: Mr Joyce had loudly defended "traditional" marriage when parliament legalised gay marriage last December.
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Greek society is tolerant of personal idiosyncrasy but intolerant of perceived hypocrisy, even though both words have equally Hellenic roots.
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"It's called hypocrisy," Lemon replied, in a reference to Trump's past heavy criticism of former President Barack Obama's golfing habits.
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Grande kept the roast going by digging up a nude of himself that Morgan shared and called out his hypocrisy.
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Firms can no longer spout platitudes about corporate "values"; independent watchdogs and staff stand ready to brand discrepancies as hypocrisy.
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While some accused him of hypocrisy, other Democrats and political commentators commended Herring's honesty and genuine remorse over his actions.
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As a result, I was introducing a whole series of amendments, in part, to demonstrate the hypocrisy of the Democrats.
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It's not a very useful citation—it really just sits there as if to mock the company for its hypocrisy.
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"The hypocrisy of an investigative news program shutting down an investigative print story is incredible," a CBS employee told Farrow.
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Stop the hypocrisy and get on board with making America great again or get the hell out of the way.
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But there are worse sins than hypocrisy in this world, and the Nixon-to-China dynamic could be beneficial here.
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But, beyond hypocrisy, the bad news for America — albeit good news for Democratic Party politicians — is that it won't work.
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Although it's true that Christian teachings condemn sex outside of marriage, there's a glaring element of hypocrisy at play here.
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Twitter was quick to call her out on the comment, considering its hypocrisy in light of her past musical endeavors.
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It was clear that both the message within "Black Hypocrisy" and new music from the artist had been long overdue.
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In a second tweet, Murphy called on his Republican counterparts to call McConnell out for the "hypocrisy" in his statement.
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Jeb Bush for what he has called negative attack ads, while Trump has accused Kasich of hypocrisy on the issue.
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For a group that is supposedly so concerned with the unfairness of the American prison system, it's some stunning hypocrisy.
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I will expose the hypocrisy and duplicity of these elites who have lied to you (and me) for so long.
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Did they worry they might be properly tagged with acute hypocrisy for pretending to be concerned about deficits for decades?
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"I have one word for all this hypocrisy and corruption: enough," Priebus will say, according to excerpts shared with CNN.
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The thing that really rubs people the wrong way is the sort of hypocrisy of the social-justice progressive left.
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The song is about the rage and frustration of a young man as he details his own shallowness and hypocrisy.
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It's not only a staggering degree of hypocrisy, but for conservatives, it's another example of leadership being strategically short-sighted.
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She can't stand the hypocrisy of men who claim to know Ayoola's soul when all they see is her face.
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Journalists also build bridges through stories that shock or disturb us -- by factually and meticulously revealing wrongdoing, incompetence or hypocrisy.
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This hypocrisy and disrespect for the law would be almost comical if the stories I've recounted here weren't common occurrences.
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A Yale University study shows that, not surprisingly, the American people hate the hypocrisy they see on a daily basis.
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Mello lost the election earlier this month, and his hypocrisy on this issue may have been part of the reason.
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Sometimes a person's contradictory behavior felt like hypocrisy, but often it was simply a way to survive a flawed environment.
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" Federal prosecutors had a somewhat different take on the matter, saying that Mr. Hastert's career is "marred by stunning hypocrisy.
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Fu Cong, China's ambassador to the Human Rights Council, denounced the group's findings, pointing to what he called American hypocrisy.
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Through that lens, Mr. Oshima fashioned a slapstick philosophical treatise that attacked Japanese hypocrisy in general — capital punishment in particular.
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President Trump on Wednesday blasted the Democrats for criticizing his firing of FBI Director James Comey, accusing them of hypocrisy.
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Thoughts & Prayers works because it underscores the hypocrisy of empty rhetoric; thoughts and prayers don't save anyone from a gunshot.
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These small things, for him, reveal the bias and hypocrisy in those who choose any round other than social improvement.
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Reid apologizes, saying her "insensitive, tone deaf" comments were a "ham-handed way...to call out potential hypocrisy" from Crist.
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Sharif thinks any distaste at the thought of having to donate after death is "hypocrisy" that needs to be challenged.
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There's also their hypocrisy and corruption, as well as the triviality and rhetorical wasteland that characterizes much of public discourse.
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Some athletes accused the IOC of hypocrisy, comparing the hardline rule to the committee's supposedly lenient treatment of doping scandals.
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As for America's role as a protector of small states against China, Beijing is quick to point out Washington's hypocrisy.
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Also in later use: the practice of raising a supposedly analogous issue in response to a perceived hypocrisy or inconsistency.
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You can find plenty more examples of hypocrisy, but what's really concerning is when Goop rationalizes its editorial decision-making.
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Simon has to contend with the fallout from what he considered a necessary hypocrisy and the personal betrayals it entailed.
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Liberals rolled their eyes at right-wing hypocrisy, but ranked the affair fairly low on the list of Trump outrages.
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By associating profanity in rap with profanity in a "Formation" lyric, McCaughey isn't just trying to blame Clinton for hypocrisy.
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During a town hall meeting with Fox News this week, Bloomberg again exposed his elitism and hypocrisy on the issue.
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In Russia's case, it's: If RT looks biased, it's because you live in a bubble of Western arrogance and hypocrisy.
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That made him more vulnerable, and led to a younger black comedian publicly calling him out for hypocrisy, he added.
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The internet hive mind and political activists have been rooting around for anything that could be used to indicate hypocrisy.
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Its critics, however, see Norway's third-biggest oil field ever as a perfect symbol of the Scandinavian country's climate hypocrisy.
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She has repeatedly said she will remain committed to the anti-bullying cause despite any criticisms or accusations of hypocrisy.
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At that age, you're so binary with the recognition of hypocrisy, so we were, like, This is a total scam.
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This dislike of hypocrisy is emotionally intuitive, but if you pause to think about it, it constitutes a psychological puzzle.
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DeSteno is not a football fan, but he is an expert on the psychology of emotion, hypocrisy and moral judgment.
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As soon as images of Trump with the baby elephants hit the internet and airwaves, there were cries of hypocrisy.
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Gregory Meeks called Pompeo out for such blatant hypocrisy earlier this year, the Secretary of State mounted an absurd defense.
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The hypocrisy hadn't gone unnoticed in some corners of Washington, but it fell to a woman to point it out.
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Outplaying Trump at his own game, Stormy Daniels showed that she knows the media-savvy world hates hypocrisy and lies.
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Fact Check Over the past week, the president has accused Democratic lawmakers of lying and hypocrisy on dealings with Ukraine.
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Fact Check Over the past week, the president has accused Democratic lawmakers of lying and hypocrisy on dealings with Ukraine.
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" The video closes on a revised version of the sci-fi series' logo reading "Democrat Hypocrisy is a Strange Thing.
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Hypocrisy is indeed a subtext in the long story of drugs and war — and it is not only the Americans.
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Set aside the hypocrisy of America punishing Turkey for an offensive that Mr Trump himself acquiesced to earlier this month.
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The move has been sharply criticized by Greenpeace Sweden, with the climate activist group accusing the energy company of hypocrisy.
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Paul Begala: Hypocrisy, thy name is GOP The GOP would rather get the confirmation right away than get it right.
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The problem is first with Google's hypocrisy, and secondly with Google's monopolistic behaviors involving Google Chrome, Search, Android, and advertising.
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It's hard to imagine how deeply Hunter Biden's situation can be interrogated before everyone runs headlong into the underlying hypocrisy.
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Beyond the spectacle the art traffics in, there's a whiff of hypocrisy to the project that I can't quite shake.
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The campaign received criticism from a top Democrat as "hypocrisy" given Trump's past business dealings and current products manufactured overseas.
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Wherever he can, he exposes the seeming hypocrisy and fecklessness of Western democracies, blurring the line between fact and fiction.
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In response to Grenell's tweet, Hua Chunying, the spokesperson for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, accused the U.S. of hypocrisy.
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Climate activists accused Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos of hypocrisy after he pledged $10 billion on Monday to address climate change.
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