Incendiary and demeaning content: Content that is gratuitously incendiary, inflammatory, or demeaning.
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Trump and others trafficking invective must understand that they ultimately share the responsibility if members of the public match their incendiary words with incendiary devices.
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The FBI's website describes a weapon of mass destruction as any explosive, incendiary or poisonous weapon containing an explosive or incendiary charge of more than four ounces.
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Incendiary munitions, cluster bombs detailed in report In addition to attacks on hospitals, the report points to the repeated use of incendiary munitions and cluster bombs by Russia.
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A few days later, during a Republican debate, Ted Cruz called Donald Trump's language "quite incendiary," and "incendiary" ("tending to arouse strife, sedition") shot up in the rankings. Dictionary.
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The remixed #HB2 is incendiary & about more than bathrooms.
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The FBI describes a weapon of mass destruction as any explosive, incendiary, or poisonous gas, including a bomb, grenade or rocket that has an explosive or incendiary charge of more than four ounces.
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And that's not even direct replies to his incendiary tweets.
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The more incendiary or controversial his material is, the better.
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Those incendiary positions have not stopped voters from supporting Trump.
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They'd never heard such incendiary rhetoric from a U.S. president.
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Critics have said Trump stokes violence with racially incendiary rhetoric.
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His incendiary comments helped draw attention to a longshot campaign.
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Jordan is incendiary as Killmonger, scathingly sharp in each scene.
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Meanwhile, the emerging incendiary rhetoric against Russia is extremely dangerous.
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Trump, an inveterate and often incendiary tweeter, is one reason.
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We must tamp down the incendiary rhetoric and the hyperbole.
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Palestinians have also launched incendiary balloons and kites into Israel.
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Perhaps she could save her more incendiary observations for then.
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The vocalist La Lupe had a brief but incendiary career.
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Nobody wants to go viral for being incendiary these days.
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Similarly incendiary statements appeared on the news agency's Twitter feed.
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He offers no evidence to back up the incendiary charge.
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With that, they are prepared to overlook his more incendiary comments.
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Huppert's unfussy fearlessness as a performer isn't exclusive to incendiary material.
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Sam Brownback, she's kept mostly quiet about more incendiary political topics.
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Rush Limbaugh may be the most incendiary radio host in America.
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The most incendiary stories about Mr Trump come from leftist sources.
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Yet the government has not explicitly used the incendiary word "selection".
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Robert Pittenger's incendiary statement about the Charlotte uprising against police brutality.
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You can't make money on YouTube with hateful or incendiary content.
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The feds told people to stop using these incendiary time bombs.
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They burned down the street where I lived with incendiary bombs.
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It's a tense, sometimes incendiary movie that constantly challenges the audience.
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Messrs Veloso and Gil sported androgynous costumes and were incendiary live.
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King has also repeatedly made incendiary comments about immigration and diversity.
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Streep's speech scored based on Trump's incendiary attacks, past and present.
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Meanwhile, Russian jets struck nearby towns with incendiary bombs in retaliation.
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Squint, and you'll note the incendiary nature of Mr. Vance's argument.
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Avoid public scenes and incendiary words that can provoke an argument.
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In the past, Kelly's reel was dominated by racist, incendiary opinions.
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It's a tense, sometimes incendiary movie that constantly challenges its audience.
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Its claims are incendiary, suggesting a broad conspiracy against President Trump.
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He has also on occasion provoked a backlash with incendiary tweets.
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He recalled Trump's incendiary comments after the fatal protests in Charlottesville.
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Often, the more incendiary the campaign, the further its dollars go.
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Even by Mr Bannon's standards, Mr Moore is an incendiary figure.
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They are incendiary words and images meant to ignite a movement.
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They cheer his incendiary tactics, sometimes likening them to Mao's methods.
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Mr. Wolff's publisher, Henry Holt, has stood by his incendiary account.
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Still, the nature of the current controversy makes it especially incendiary.
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Greenwald presided over what appeared to be the most incendiary scoop
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Marsha Blackburn on Thursday posted several incendiary tweets about Lt. Col.
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Kaiser Wilhelm II forbade incendiary bomblet attacks on Paris in 2125.
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That may sound incendiary, but think about it for a moment.
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But Ms. Lavelle clearly did care about Mr. King's incendiary language.
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All Feiffers light up a dark world with their incendiary wit.
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That has raised the stakes for groups on the left and the right, guaranteeing an incendiary, ideological, partisan and well-financed confirmation battle in a capital already riven by incendiary, ideological, partisan and well-financed politics.
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Their comments are, at times, very alarming, and too incendiary to print.
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Some of the trolls' most successful content was not actually very incendiary.
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He also has made incendiary comments about gender, indigenous groups and torture.
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He isn't just adding incendiary D-League stats to his resume, though.
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People make the most incendiary, irresponsible claims as if stating indisputable facts.
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The leader has made numerous incendiary comments since taking office in 2016.
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After all that, Mr Trump's trans-Pacific tweets struck an incendiary note.
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Before founding Erisden, Malcolm had been some kind of incendiary political organizer.
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Sunday, was set intentionally and cited "incendiary evidence" found at the scene.
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What could have been an incendiary meeting was instead one of gentleness.
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One country's irresponsibly incendiary political expression is another's sacred freedom of speech.
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Reports speak of bunker-buster, incendiary and white phosphorus bombs raining down.
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Very few people argue that the incendiary tweets are good for him.
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Incendiary political speech and political violence have been pervasive in U.S. history.
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The blacklisting added another incendiary element to the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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An uptick in prices follows incendiary comments from President Donald Trump Wednesday.
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An uptick in oil prices followed incendiary comments from Trump on Wednesday.
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But his incendiary rhetoric has had a profound impact on the debate.
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"It was some kind of incendiary device," an NYPD spokesman tells PEOPLE.
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Sadhvi Pragya Thakur, however, for an incendiary speech in which she asserted
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Several other incendiary petitions for review are pending at the high court.
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Our industry is in the crosshairs of the president's incendiary trade rhetoric.
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It's got the potential for some great, incendiary performances from the actors.
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"This was incendiary in the 1980s," Sociologist and author Chauntelle Tibbals said.
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Then he placed an incendiary device in the corner of the building.
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Mr. Trump made the incendiary assertion hours after his running mate, Gov.
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Democrats have highlighted his penchant for incendiary statements about Muslims and homosexuality.
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He also reiterated an incendiary and false accusation against Virginia Democratic Gov.
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Rossini stripped out much of the incendiary content to maximize the comedy.
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The president's remarks were widely viewed as incendiary, and on Monday, Gen.
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And Lewandowski provided Mueller with some of the report's most incendiary details.
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The fact check never gets as many shares as the incendiary claim.
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The pages he found were selling merchandise along with pushing incendiary content.
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But the Trump context has made this controversial issue even more incendiary.
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Aprea said bomb technicians found no trace of incendiary or explosive devices.
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And its filmic counterpart isn't nearly as incendiary as you might expect.
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The incendiary shows lit the fuse that sent John and Taupin into orbit.
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These two were absolutely incendiary together and I couldn't get enough of them.
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Many of those had incendiary viewpoints and were popular among Americans discussing politics.
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The company's website notes it sells specialized ammunition, including tracers and incendiary ammunition.
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The lead-up to last week's Cabinet meeting on the budget was incendiary.
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These clashes are often spurred on by incendiary rhetoric by pundits and politicians.
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The result of all this fuel, combined with weather conditions, has proven incendiary.
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It's in his music that fans hear this become a truly incendiary quality.
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Saturday, reporting a man outside with a rifle who was throwing incendiary devices.
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But in the context of the infighting in the Vatican, they're downright incendiary.
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While also being set on fire by a frightened sniper using incendiary ammunition.
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But the most incendiary and money-making matches were between blacks and whites.
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The video is not the user's first foray into incendiary and controversial content.
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Republican lawmakers, however, have come under fire for incendiary comments as well. Rep.
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All three participated in the incendiary group chat that spurred this month's protests.
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The assaults on border police in multiple countries and use of incendiary devices.
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One new tactic: incendiary kites and balloons that set fire to Israeli farmlands.
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The Republican has repeatedly made incendiary comments about race, immigration and white nationalism.
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Here are a few of his most incendiary comments and claims from 2017.
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The two incendiary powders in the box matched materials found in Poff's home.
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THE LIMOUSINE LIBERAL: How an Incendiary Image United the Right and Fractured America.
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We have tried death by bunker busters and cluster bombs and incendiary weapons.
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Hammill tweeted the video claiming it was Ryan who made the incendiary remark.
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"It's incendiary, I get it," one Nevada Republican said of the Trump ad.
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Stephen A. Smith's signature brand of incendiary hot takery inspires deep, impassioned vitriol.
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It's not, or at least it wasn't until Trump levelled his incendiary charge.
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"Tokyo was one of many cities where incendiary bombs were dropped," he said.
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"Our style is to be conciliatory, not incendiary," he said in an interview.
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The building's insulation, marketed as RS5000, was also incendiary, according to the suit.
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Other photographic evidence points to the use of incendiary munitions and cluster bombs.
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But they do not justify Mr. Kelly's incendiary message to his work force.
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Victor, his attorney, declined to comment about CNN's questions about the incendiary rounds.
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Could be simple, but I understand it seems to be quite incendiary indeed.
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If there were any clear answers, these 27 words wouldn't be so incendiary.
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Just in case anyone forgot the somewhat incendiary nature of this particular time.
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When Carlson competed in 2006, he wasn't the incendiary figure he is today.
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He's clearly unfazed by Jon Voight's incendiary comments that Shia's protest is treasonous.
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Phone video: Igniting incendiary material Special Agent Licata says that video recovered from a cellphone belonging to one of Rahami's family members shows the bombing suspect igniting incendiary material in a cylindrical container partially buried in the ground of a backyard.
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Maxine Waters has also said some very incendiary things about him and Trump supporters.
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But the media have a special responsibility to hold everyone accountable for incendiary conduct.
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The 71-year-old has a long track record of incendiary -- sometimes outlandish -- claims.
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The incident began Friday when Biplop's account posted incendiary comments criticizing the Prophet Mohammed.
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The bombs can create thick white smoke screens and are used as incendiary devices.
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S. tension, with daily incendiary headlines making European markets jittery, is a distinct possibility.
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Several attacks used incendiary devices that hit shops and markets in southern Thai provinces.
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An incendiary image of Frida Kahlo accompanies the literature for Invisible-Export's latest exhibition.
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But a much more incendiary claim was made by one of our other guests.
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There are two incendiary reactions from two opposite factions of the comic book community.
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Republican elected officials and party elders lined up Saturday to denounce Trump's incendiary remarks.
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Jeff Flake confronted the presumptive GOP presidential nominee over his incendiary comments about Sen.
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Incendiary devices thrown at police "included fireworks, smoke bombs and Molotov cocktails," police tweeted.
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Populist parties -- the ones that offer incendiary, crowd-pleasing answers -- belong on the fringes.
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They're incendiary sequences, spontaneous displays of physical brilliance that swerve off road without warning.
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His actions could prove so incendiary as to spark more and more popular resistance.
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Nothing I saw led me to feel that the book was incendiary or dangerous.
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Poverty, alienation and the loss of a beloved figurehead may prove an incendiary cocktail.
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However, Trump's comments on Monday night were quite different from his usual incendiary speeches.
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On the incendiary issue of immigration, where Kelly and Trump have very different instincts.
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As Deb suggests, Roseanne Barr making incendiary and conspiratorial comments is hardly a surprise.
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Nonetheless, his presence became an incendiary element in the post-election mood at Howard.
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"What Donald Trump is saying regarding immigration could not be more incendiary," Johnson said.
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But Mr. Trump's incendiary comments have dimmed the possibility of reaching such a deal.
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But a few tepid responses don't erase the president's long history of incendiary rhetoric.
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The "Fire" part came from the incendiary bombs used by the Royal Air Force.
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The incendiary rage unleashed by Trump's election needs to be directed back at him.
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This moment calls for proactive measures — not incendiary policies that are destined to backfire.
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He has made several incendiary comments and repeatedly sparred with the state's news media.
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The Ukrainian authorities attributed the fire to a drone having dropped an incendiary device.
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The authorities said the protesters were armed with homemade incendiary devices and iron bars.
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Equally incendiary was her role as a paid adviser to an American think-tank.
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But it can also be used as an incendiary weapon, setting very hot fires.
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Each had at least one bullet wound and had been doused with incendiary fluids.
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The account had a knack for pushing incendiary content across the social media platform.
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Trump made a series of incendiary statements at a Tuesday night rally in Arizona.
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They were making very, very clean stuff, though the content was repugnant and incendiary.
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A professor and his young student, two people on stage, really incendiary subject matter.
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We outdo each other with incendiary remarks to get the most "Likes," shares and reposts.
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Because it's 2018, and we can't just have nice things, it produced an incendiary reaction.
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Trump also made light of an incendiary comment shouted by a person in the crowd.
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Kelly noted that despite Trump's incendiary comments about women, he does tend to hire them.
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Fire is dramatic and certainly Mr Morris wants to suggest that this is incendiary stuff.
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He'd be running straight into the teeth of conventional political wisdom about this incendiary moment.
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The potential demographic impact of the loss of autonomy might be its most incendiary consequence.
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Breitbart, previously headed by former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, has published incendiary commentary.
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Image: 21chanYesterday evening Buzzfeed published an incendiary document alluded to in an earlier CNN scoop.
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They contacted Instagram and began flagging for removal the remarks that were racist and incendiary.
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But, as with most jobs, incendiary responses to our least capable POTUS are being automated.
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Incendiary Art: Poems, Patricia Smith (Author), (TriQuarterly Books/Northwestern University Press) Outstanding Literary Work – Children
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Trump has generally avoided his same incendiary style — including frequently attacking others on Twitter. Mrs.
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Trump's hateful tweets fit right into a decades-long pattern of racist and incendiary rhetoric.
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"Incendiary and demeaning" content that uses "gratuitously disrespectful language" is also included in the guidelines.
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It's obliquely incendiary ... talking about shootings in this political climate, but Lin-Manuel has opinions.
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Lynn Chevalier, the legendary investigative reporter, had used the incendiary audio to expose Vince Lepardis.
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Politicians, their parties, and their supporters must start immediately moderating their incendiary rhetoric and actions.
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And political competition, married with Soviet pride and human ambition, is a terribly incendiary fuel.
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Your talent doesn't need to be incendiary if you know how to play the game.
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It includes a series of incendiary accusations from her time serving in the Trump administration.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly has failed to stop the President from delivering incendiary comments.
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No matter how incendiary and provocative Fake Karl's tweets were, Real Karl always went further.
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Trump's incendiary immigration policies have afforded Jayapal a spotlight seldom made available to freshman legislators.
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By the time I reached the bottom, the last few spoonfuls of broth were incendiary.
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The signal-boosting powers of social media turn individual acts into incendiary forms of protest.
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Ha. Rating "How an incendiary image united the right and fractured America," says the subtitle.
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Israeli officials have painted a stark picture of the incendiary campaign against Israel's southern farmlands.
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Pence's choice of a Messianic Jewish rabbi was, within that context, a highly incendiary one.
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Mr. Kelly fought loudly with the president over some of Mr. Trump's most incendiary ideas.
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Milo Yiannopoulos, far-right incendiary and professional complainer, has been banned from a furry convention.
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LOS ANGELES — The incendiary device came shooting toward the homeless encampment without words or warning.
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Gladwell has never shied away from incendiary material, and his newest book is no exception.
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It was the latest example of his history of writing incendiary tweets that seize attention.
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Holding everyone accountable, for his or her incendiary behavior that is hurting this beautiful state.
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How can the White House best deploy the quotable and incendiary Vice President Spiro Agnew?
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Retro Report examines a particularly incendiary one of recent vintage: the outlandish assertion that Mrs.
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Condemn Trump enemies in the most incendiary and exaggerated language possible (treason, traitors, coup, etc.).
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IBM maintains that the accounts of its role in Hitler's regime are overblown and incendiary.
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James Doolittle led a mission that dropped incendiary bomblets on Tokyo alongside high-explosive munitions.
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Those talks were soured by Trump's incendiary remarks about "shithole" countries in Africa last week.
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The chief justice wrote for the narrow majority in the incendiary case of Trump v.
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The incendiary comments about the bomb incidents were not limited to Limbaugh, Coulter, and Owens.
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Some, when posted, have fake names, include incendiary rhetoric or don't address the right topic.
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Hong Kong's government scraps the incendiary extradition bill that has sparked months of protestsHong Kong stocks are surging as leader Carrie Lam scrapped the extradition bill that sparked months of protestHong Kong's government scraps the incendiary extradition bill that has sparked months of protests
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Look, Maxine Waters has been one of the most incendiary people on the Democrats&apos side.
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Bolsonaro also has a long history of making incendiary comments about gender, indigenous groups and torture.
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He is known for incendiary comments towards black, gay and indigenous Brazilians, as well as women.
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Often that means the most incendiary or surprising messages find their way to the biggest audience.
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That realignment fueled incendiary culture clashes over crime, welfare, affirmation action and immigration long before 2016.
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These stories and incendiary posts bounce between social networks, including Facebook, its subsidiary Instagram, and Twitter.
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Dunford's incendiary comments came during a budgetary hearing by the Senate Armed Services Committee this afternoon.
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Surrogacy for gay couples will remain banned, however, with the government deeming the issue too incendiary.
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By flirting with reparations the Democrats have already provided Mr Trump with racially incendiary attack lines.
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The most incendiary of Trump's tweets were his retweeting of anti-Muslim videos of questionable origin.
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Fire Gyal Flexi -- a competitor in a Dancehall contest -- tells us the incendiary moment was accidental.
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Nearly all of those Democrats have condemned Trump's incendiary rhetoric for inflaming racial tensions and anger.
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Ilhan Omar, who was recently targeted by President Donald Trump in a series of incendiary attacks.
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THE LIMOUSINE LIBERAL: How an Incendiary Image United the Right and Fractured America, by Steve Fraser.
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Perhaps the most incendiary line of Harding's article is when she makes her case for Sen.
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"We must also stop the hateful, incendiary comments; we've got to do it," Cummings told NPR.
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The implication was clear: this show, heralded by panicky press releases from politicians, was incendiary stuff.
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Corker is a businessman like Trump, but he has criticized some of Trump's most incendiary comments.
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In addition, we've documented around 200 Russian attacks that have used cluster bombs and incendiary munitions.
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The exception, he added, was Republican nominee Kim Guadagno, who released one incendiary ad on immigration.
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It is unclear if the rounds that struck the tank were also of the incendiary variety.
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Trump made the incendiary comments to CBS News at his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland Sunday.
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Arabs and Muslims across the Middle East condemned the U.S. decision, calling it an incendiary move.
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The incendiary nature of many of his statements about other political leaders only exacerbates the problem.
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His language on the economy is often incendiary, referring to it as "unjust at its root".
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Doolittle and Lieutenant Cole alternated in flying their bomber, armed with high-explosive and incendiary bombs.
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The United States and China are already at odds over an incendiary case involving Iran sanctions.
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Of course, it's difficult to prove that incendiary speech is a direct cause of violent acts.
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Inside, they vent their fury at Democrats and the news media using the president's incendiary language.
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At a rally on Thursday, he bragged that he was using less incendiary language than usual.
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The season focuses on the case of a young Brooklyn Muslim, arrested for posting incendiary videos.
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But feel free to serve them with a spicy dip if you want something more incendiary.
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"From a brand perspective, he can't be that incendiary and that's what's rewarded online," he said.
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I think we've reached the breaking point between active protests and incendiary actions, and media coverage.
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Because this is the incendiary language the president uses, the country seems to have followed suit.
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When you make that baseless and incendiary charge, be aware that people are listening to you.
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Jane Sanders on Tuesday argued that her husband's campaign rejects the incendiary atmosphere surrounding Trump's run.
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And he once again rejected any blame for the role his incendiary rhetoric may have played.
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Modi attacked Arvind Kejriwal, his opponent in Varanasi, as "an agent of Pakistan"—an incendiary charge.
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Why: It includes incendiary remarks about the president from former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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Videos posted by social media showed children suffering burns from what activists said were incendiary bombs.
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It included several incendiary claims against Trump and his campaign that have loomed over his presidency.
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But officials did not disclose that he had used incendiary rounds when firing at the tank.
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Along with the brush, they provide a huge source of highly incendiary fuel for future fires.
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Finding deeper meaning in diss tracks and incendiary TMZ clips often seems like a fool's errand.
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Moore, who is prone to incendiary comments on social and cultural issues, has survived controversy before.
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Cruz refused to criticize Trump's more incendiary comments, no matter how many times he was asked.
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Last January, Munich's Institute of Contemporary History republished the incendiary text, adding over 3,500 academic annotations.
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As the caravan approaches, their incendiary rhetoric increases, with members calling for the group's deportation — or worse.
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Imagine Trump making his racially incendiary remarks in the most populous state, California, where Latinos outnumber whites.
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Possibly also pre-painted placards with incendiary slogans, as the occasion and gravity of the situation demands.
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Hamas on Friday vowed it will continue weekly protests and the launching of incendiary devices at Israel.
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The incendiary kites and balloons have devastated large swaths of farmland and nature reserves in southern Israel.
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In contrast, only 12 percent focused on his issue stances or political beliefs, including his incendiary comments.
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However, as its popularity exploded, so did subreddits that spewed violent, anti-Semitic, racist, and incendiary content.
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A candidate won the Republican primary not just despite his incendiary, extreme language, but because of it.
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"The thing I would be concerned about is some inadvertent incident that could go incendiary," he said.
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Matt Bevin, for his record and his incendiary conduct to argue why voters should oust the incumbent.
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Israel had blocked all but humanitarian deliveries in response to incendiary kite and balloon attacks by Palestinians.
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Rebel officials and rescue workers said incendiary bombs were among the weapons that rained down on Aleppo.
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Knocking down buildings in well-heeled areas can cause resentment; taking from the poor may be incendiary.
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Just this weekend, Trump is under fire for incendiary remarks about his unwillingness to negotiate with Canada.
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Celebrity chefs scrapped their plans to open restaurants there after Mr Trump made incendiary comments about Mexicans.
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At the close of his incendiary remarks on Tuesday, mentioned a large "house" he owns in Charlottesville.
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This person is Joe Scanlan, an artist who has become linked with certain incendiary works he's produced.
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However, Waters has also led the charge for impeaching Trump and has made incendiary comments, he added.
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Yet if Reddit can't control this incendiary community, the whole site risks becoming unvisitable by the mainstream.
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Stone has repeatedly raised Jackson's ire by making incendiary posts on Instagram and other social media platforms.
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Kerr has taken several digs at the Trump administration's penchant for incendiary rhetoric and aversion to facts.
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Michael Wolff has tapes to back up quotes in his incendiary book — dozens of hours of them.
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In fairness to Wynn, however, the incendiary line does not represent the full context of his remarks.
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A week before the surrender, Mr Assad's air force bombed the last remaining hospital with incendiary weapons.
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That step could prove politically incendiary, and laws would be open to challenge in Hong Kong courts.
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Testifying for the defense, Carolyn Bryant offered incendiary testimony accusing Emmett of grabbing and verbally threatening her.
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Hong Kong's CEO Carrie Lam on Wednesday scrapped the incendiary bill that sparked the months of protests.
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For years, she told me, Wim worried that someone might hide an incendiary device in his car.
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Stout told investigators he used the same type of incendiary device that destroyed the mosque on Aug.
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" Sulzberger added that Trump's "incendiary rhetoric is encouraging threats and violence against journalists at home and abroad.
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Or was she reacting to an often incendiary Instagram account helmed by Andrea Gallagher, the SEAL's wife?
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None of the people I call patriots see America that darkly or take such an incendiary tack.
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Last week, old radio clips surfaced of the Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson saying some incendiary things.
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Palestinians have launched incendiary balloons and kites into Israel and on occasion breached an Israeli frontier fence.
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Trump's most incendiary comments of all come through his inaccurate and racist questioning of Obama's American citizenship.
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The statement did not reference an incendiary bullet or say whether it would have made a difference.
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It was easier for Christie to cast his lot with the incendiary rock star, which came naturally.
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Trump's CEO councils abandoned him in a rebuke to his incendiary comments on the violence in Charlottesville.
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An informal adviser to Mr. Trump, his rhetoric has grown as incendiary as that of his candidate.
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Sok Eysan, the spokesman for the governing party, dismissed some of Mr. Hun Sen's most incendiary talk.
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"The thing I would be concerned about is some inadvertent incident that could go incendiary," he said.
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Large areas were flattened or burned by Japanese incendiary bombs, with extremely heavy loss of civilian life.
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Noura's radiance becomes erratically pyrotechnic, setting off dozens of incendiary ideas but letting many of them fizzle.
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The comments are the latest in a long string of incendiary statements from the president on abortion.
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To the Editor: Frank Bruni may be right to blame incendiary celebrity rants for helping President Trump.
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It was not the first time Mr. Cramer had made an incendiary comment about the Kavanaugh case.
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At one point, he offered a summary of the Democratic race that featured a less incendiary analogy.
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For Mr. Carter, for the United States and for the Middle East it was an incendiary decision.
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The candidates challenging Mr. Trump for the White House have generally tried to ignore his incendiary language.
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Foreign governments do not know whether to believe Mr. Tillerson's reassuring words or Mr. Trump's incendiary statements.
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In March, a man in Staten Island threw an incendiary device toward a parked mobile command center.
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It's doubtful that they've forgotten his incendiary remarks last year, when he compared German officials to Nazis.
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"Pimp," Iceberg Slim This biography, written with a novelist's stylization, was an incendiary moment in western culture.
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The crisis at the U.S.'s southern border is so incendiary it even has Trump loyalists cracking.
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Tomas Mikula, 28, was charged with unlawful possession of explosives, unlawful possession of an incendiary device, willful ignition of an incendiary device, unlawful possession of a handgun, unlawful possession of a rifle, unlawful possession of ammunition and unlawful possession of a high-capacity firearm, according to the Boston Herald .
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Instead he spun incendiary tales of "American carnage," suggesting division from our past and isolation in our future.
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Unfortunately, Trump and violence have also been synonymous since before he became president, thanks to his incendiary rhetoric.
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Having already reached for the most incendiary language available, what is left but putting his threats into action?
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It's why he rarely says something truly incendiary, but also why his supporters so often wish he would.
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Most incendiary for this administration, the South Korean government was accused of devaluing its currency for competitive advantage.
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Spurred on by incendiary reports in the press, vigilantes have attacked camps and harassed Syrians in the streets.
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An employee at the detention center called police, reporting a man with a rifle outside, throwing incendiary devices.
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Lithium-ion batteries can be unstable and have been blamed for incendiary Samsung smartphones and smoking Dreamliner airplanes.
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Moreover, this incendiary attack is aimed at a policy that his own running mate, Mike Pence, strongly supports.
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" He not only replied to the incendiary post once but twice, adding, "Only got love for my wife.
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The larger issue is that Donald Trump's unpredictably incendiary foreign policy sits uneasily with the principles of FOIP.
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The court document said Bowlsby had been charged with possession of an explosive or incendiary device on Dec.
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U.N. investigators are looking into the alleged use of the incendiary weapons phosphorus and napalm in several cities.
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It says gunman Stephen Paddock fired eight incendiary rounds at a fuel tank at the city&aposs airport.
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At a time when things can feel quite incendiary, it doesn't surprise me that people are enjoying this.
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The once-incendiary hit eventually went on to become one of the most celebrated songs in Madonna's canon.
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He has avoided making any incendiary comments on the matter, instead focusing on the "basket of deplorables" remark.
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The incendiary FCC vote in December to repeal those requirements happened despite overwhelming public support for the regulation.
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Over the years he has written dissenting opinions, letters, op-eds, and other items that are worryingly incendiary.
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"Trump's incendiary comments about Judge Curiel were the final straw," said Representative Steve Israel, Democrat of New York.
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Long before he was a candidate, Trump was known for complaints about the justice system and incendiary rhetoric.
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UNRWA spokespeople routinely promulgate anti-Israel propaganda, broadcasting incendiary, one-sided narratives on both traditional and social media.
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In the month before the party's convention, Mr. Trump has bounced from one incendiary statement to the next.
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THE LIMOUSINE LIBERAL How an Incendiary Image United the Right and Fractured America By Steve Fraser 291 pp.
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"The president's comments were incendiary, while at the same time people across America love that," the person said.
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In 2016, U.S. outlets gave Trump $2 billion in earned media, covering every incendiary comment and moral outrage.
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Trump's incendiary rhetoric is not likely to have as much of an effect here as in other states.
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But Mr. Trump's more incendiary remarks in other arenas have left many congressional Republicans facing a painful dilemma.
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Steve King of Iowa for incendiary remarks about rape and incest he made at a conservative club event.
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Bunker buster bombs, cluster munitions, and incendiary weapons are being dropped on them by Russian and Syrian militaries.
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They had not disclosed that he used incendiary rounds to fire at the tank, which contains jet fuel.
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Incendiary rounds stream from our gun barrels and over the river, the red tracers like lasers through fog.
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Many Americans are wondering whether the nation will continue to support a President who represents such incendiary ideas.
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Donald Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, has made plenty of incendiary comments during the 2016 campaign trail.
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These include depictions of death or incendiary social issues even as part of news or an awareness campaign.
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Carlson has become the latest Fox News broadcaster to start bleeding advertising dollars after making an incendiary comment.
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America has a strong common narrative — but it has been largely overshadowed by fear and incendiary political tactics.
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Hours after President Trump landed in Britain, the British tabloid The Sun published an incendiary interview with him.
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Her cool approach to incendiary topics is part of what makes her work so brilliant and so frustrating.
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An hour after ABC aired the first episode of "The Conners," Barr fired off a customarily incendiary tweet.
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Their imaginary sex was both tender and incendiary, fueled by shared pasts, synchronized breathing and enviable muscle control.
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" The speech is rife with incendiary language: • "Those whom the gods wish to destroy, they first make mad.
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The result is "an exceptional work, a humane book about an incendiary subject," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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It was so incendiary that, when it appeared, many Soviet readers thought that government censorship had been abolished.
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And some Republicans warned that incendiary language, when used by either party during electoral disputes, was sometimes troubling.
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White House officials, including press staff, say they rarely receive any forewarning before the president tweets something incendiary.
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Known for her mysteries, Cha uses this incendiary real-life event as the basis for her latest novel.
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They're not just being algorithmically pushed whatever is the most incendiary thing that might be in their feed.
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He has certainly used incendiary rhetoric to describe what he sees as an illegal immigration crisis in America.
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He Latinized his surname to Rius, he said, in case his family considered his irreverent cartoons too incendiary.
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Promotional disputes, incendiary remarks and outright harassment have led to troubled racial dynamics for St. Louis police officers.
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Mr. Hegseth has also earned criticism with some of his Fox commentary supporting Mr. Trump's more incendiary moments.
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Much of Dickinson's poetry from this time has an experimental, incendiary flair; images of combat and violence occur.
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The warhead further contains a 1.5-ounce ring of zirconium, an incendiary metal that burns furiously when ignited.
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The bullets in the cartridges were armor-piercing, with an incendiary capsule in the nose, the complaint says.
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Abe the outlier That statement, while incendiary, will likely strike a nerve for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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" He accused the state of "painting a one-sided, incendiary portrait of an innocent 21 year-old student.
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But they chose, instead, to give copies, including the incendiary appendix, to the leadership in Congress as well.
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Playing to an audience of thousands in an airplane hangar, Trump delighted his supporters with his incendiary language.
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Self-conscious of her own edge toward the mainstream, Ms. Le Pen now buries her most incendiary proclamations.
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But since Thursday morning they have been sending a constant hail of incendiary shells upon residence and business quarters.
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Yet the Republican primary race this year, defined by Mr. Trump's incendiary rhetoric, has been too much for him.
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The group was responsible for dozens of bombings and incendiary attacks during the decade, according to law enforcement officials.
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The jury's decision was a huge sigh of relief for the city, which was bracing for an incendiary acquittal.
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You save words like "incendiary" and "verbal diarrhea factory" for when they insult your mom, not your distant boo.
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The attacking troops will probably use indiscriminate weapons, such as incendiary and cluster bombs, as well as heavy armour.
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And among the people who seem to best understand the potentially incendiary nature of these memes is ... Scott Adams.
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Joe Bernstein met Ngo the day of the assault, planning to explore how Ngo constructs an incendiary political narrative.
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Schumer herself offered a mealy-mouthed disavowal of Metzger, rather than a full-throated rejection of his incendiary comments.
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He sought to distance Bannon from the incendiary headlines on his website, saying they were written by unspecified others.
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But Mr Northam, with an incendiary advert of his own, managed to turn the conversation back to Mr Trump.
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The Trump campaign was offered incendiary information about Hillary Clinton by the Russians as a pretext for the meeting.
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In light of this show announcement it has been brought to my attention the incendiary impact of his work.
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And now, in this incendiary climate, I find that I have very little to say that anyone will hear.
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How popular and active they are varies, but the incendiary tone and wildly exaggerated content are all but indistinguishable.
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Trump has already tested China's patience through a number of incendiary tactics during, and even prior to, his presidency.
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Indeed, some in the party establishment do believe that Trump would have cross-over appeal, despite his incendiary comments.
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We will not tolerate any incendiary actions that are discriminatory in nature and/or designed to disrupt the event.
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Steele has previously been critical of GOP rhetoric that he found incendiary or harmful to the party's core message.
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Trump's incendiary anti-Muslim rhetoric is likely to inflame the troubled people most inclined to commit terrorism in America.
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Part of that strategy hinges on exploiting Trump's incendiary image and linking him to the Republicans down the ballot.
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On Tuesday afternoon, McConnell's wife, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao stood by Trump's side as he made his incendiary remarks.
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When paired with incendiary comments, she said, the photo can lead to threats against the judiciary and incite violence.
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On Wednesday, federal officials said the fire that preceded the blast that day had been "incendiary," or intentionally set.
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In an incendiary tweet on Wednesday, Trump said Russia should "get ready" for missiles to be fired into Syria.
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"Cummings said of the president's rhetoric in an interview with NPR:"We must also stop the hateful, incendiary comments.
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Hundreds of people marched in solemn protest around the Squirrel Hill neighborhood, many carrying signs condemning Trump's incendiary rhetoric.
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People familiar with the matter say that Steele knew he could either shred the incendiary information or carry on.
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The president seemed to confuse Agent Orange with napalm, an incendiary gel that was also deployed in that conflict.
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Tracts of Israeli land have been burned up by incendiary materials flown over the border by kite or balloon.
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Several excerpts published Wednesday revealed interviews with Bannon in which he made incendiary comments about Trump and his family.
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They were confident that his incendiary remarks about immigrants, women and Muslims would make him unacceptable to many Americans.
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Democrats have sought to draw a link between the mail bomber's violence and Trump's divisive, and sometimes incendiary, rhetoric.
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But Nat Turner's is a more incendiary narrative; he was a slave but also a true rebel against injustice.
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They hit on ways to kill the enemy with cunning and panache, with exploding pancake flour and incendiary bats.
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And he leveled an incendiary charge of his own at Ms. Abrams: that she wants noncitizens' votes to count.
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There's another connection here: Mr. Evans was Ms. Bartlett's grandfather — the man who taught her about the incendiary dip.
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A third defendant, a Finnish woman who worked on Mr. Janitskin's incendiary website, was also given a suspended sentence.
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And there will be incendiary moments: What happens after Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian Authority's octogenarian president, dies or resigns?
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She said she felt the country was more divided than ever and cited the incendiary rhetoric emanating from Washington.
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Pooh, who memorably said, "People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day" — among other incendiary remarks.
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He cited the strike while attacking his political rivals with language that was incendiary even for a Trump rally.
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In the final days of 1940, the Germans dropped incendiary bombs on London that started fires across the city.
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Some outlets ask staffers who don't cover incendiary beats like politics to refrain from commenting on political goings-on.
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The couples have met to hash out their response to an incendiary and horrific incident involving their teenage sons.
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Nowhere was such tribalism more incendiary than in the Middle East, thanks in large part to Mr. Obama's predecessor.
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He might take the lead to try to keep his fellow justices from being quick to hear incendiary cases.
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They worked, in large part because of their incendiary content, tailored to stoke fears on divisive issues like immigration.
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Trump on Saturday called Manigault Newman a "lowlife" following a number of other incendiary claims stemming from the book.
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The president's visit was met by protesters who blamed his incendiary and sharply partisan rhetoric for inciting political violence.
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The references are subtle but unmistakable in a story fueled by brutal inequality, bureaucratic apathy, obsession and incendiary rage.
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" He also wrote: "No, they aren't facing ethnic cleansing or anything remotely close to what that incendiary term suggests.
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Sitting atop it all was a ring of zirconium, an incendiary substance meant to ignite any nearby flammable material.
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By 1971, arms designers had added incendiary elements for lighting fuel tanks afire and other forms of property destruction.
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Haig did not mention the incendiary rounds -- which are meant to ignite what they hit -- in Friday's news conference.
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The bullets in the cartridges were armor-piercing, with an incendiary capsule in the nose, a criminal complaint said.
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Uninhibited by the traditional protocols of his office, he makes the most incendiary assertions based on shreds of suspicion.
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Men armed with bats, pistols, and incendiary bombs burned two police stations, four police cars, and six police motorcycles.
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" Another anti-vaccination leader blamed the postings on grieving parents' pages on "infiltrators" who try to "create incendiary situations.
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The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also said shelling by "incendiary substances" caused fires in Eastern Ghouta.
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Democrats, of course, will do everything possible to keep his most incendiary comments from the primary front and center.
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Despite taking their business, Lütke said Shopify is not advertising on Breitbart, which is known for its incendiary headlines.
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After firing off the incendiary tweets, the president hit the links at his Trump national golf club in Virginia.
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However, the ACLU worries that the TSA could justify improper checks on the pretence of searching for an incendiary device.
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On Sunday, Israel says it discovered a falcon to which Gaza militant tied an incendiary device meant to set fires.
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For months, diplomats and world leaders have watched Trump deliver incendiary speeches on the campaign trail with wariness and trepidation.
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And finally, we&aposll bring you all the latest on "Roseanne" canceled by ABC after Roseanne Barr&aposs incendiary comments.
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Also, there's perhaps no better way to ensure clicks than with incendiary or extreme headlines that confirm a reader's beliefs.
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Ocasio-Cortez even calls herself a socialist, a standard term in Europe but an incendiary one in the United States.
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Largely thanks to his incendiary politics of polarization, America has not been so divided against itself since the Great Depression.
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These included aerial bombs, air-to-surface rockets, cluster munitions, incendiary bombs, barrel bombs, and weapons delivering toxic industrial chemicals.
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She was back at it again yesterday on The Breakfast Club on Power 105.3 FM, throwing incendiary insults Cardi's way.
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And every piece of it, no matter how seemingly frivolous, ill-considered, or incendiary, tells us something about those humans.
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Issues such as how the same-sex marriage plebiscite is handled will now be even more incendiary within the party.
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You know, just in case the latest incendiary tweets from president number 45 become a bit too much to bear.
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Trump has used his Twitter account to share announcements, unload off-the-cuff commentary and notoriously, to issue incendiary strikes.
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Mr Wang has, over the years, earned a nickname as China's chief firefighter for his adept handling of incendiary problems.
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And lo and behold, the contents do not match LePage's incendiary rhetoric about non-white drug traffickers in the state.
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The latest example started early yesterday morning when Apple pulled several podcasts associated with the controversial and incendiary Alex Jones.
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Yet Clarke's incendiary and irresponsible comments demand exactly this, taking the militarization of the police to its final, inescapable conclusion.
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On the trail Mr Carson's thin skin and mumbling, almost sleepy delivery, co-existed with a taste for incendiary rhetoric.
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The left has taken Twitter to task for relative inaction over incendiary comments from far right pundits like Alex Jones.
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Civil servants are reacting to the incendiary rhetoric of the Trump administration and the potentially destructive nature of its policies.
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Today PEOPLE announces his latest single, "Give Me Tomorrow," the soaring album opener featuring an incendiary guitar solo from Lukather.
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Rebel officials and rescue workers said incendiary bombs were among the weapons that rained from the sky on the city.
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Palestinians have also launched incendiary balloons and kites from Gaza into Israel and on occasion breached the Israeli frontier fence.
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" Soros pledged $10 million last month to fight an increase in hate crimes he partially linked to Trump's "incendiary rhetoric.
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Also downright incendiary was the video for the track, which featured the pair drinking and dancing on a beach. 22016.
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In essence, because people massively reported Jones's latest incendiary tweets and videos after the backlash, Twitter did something about them.
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There were several indications early on that the Nunes memo would not prove to be as incendiary as Republicans claimed.
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Another time he pitched an "Apprentice" season pitting black contestants against white contestants, an incendiary proposal that NBC never pursued.
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Mr. Trump's support among female voters has eroded during the course of his campaign, after a number of incendiary statements.
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In August, south of Damascus, the last 1,20123 people in Daraya capitulated after an incendiary bombing of their last hospital.
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But while Trump's incendiary rhetoric may help jumpstart his base, his tone risks alienating suburban voters, some observers have cautioned.
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Tim "Baked Alaska" Gionet, a social media troll who toured with the incendiary, alt-right leader Milo Yiannopoulos last year.
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Debated Social Issues – Content that is incendiary, inflammatory, demeaning or disparages people, groups, or causes is not eligible for ads.
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There is an alternative to a potentially drawn out legal fight over Mr. Trump's incendiary remarks in the Bergdahl case.
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It comes as the social media platforms Mr. Jones relies upon to spread incendiary claims initiate efforts to curb him.
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And the season ends with Thomas Bradshaw's incendiary "Southern Promises," which drew acclaim and revulsion upon its premiere in 2008.
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But because 823 was rainy in the Northwest, the threat of wildfires kindled by the balloons' incendiary bombs was minimized.
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WASHINGTON — Michael Cohen may be locked up, but apparently we're not done hearing incendiary accusations from President Trump's former attorney.
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Set in Lagos, the book is an incendiary mash-up of two unlikely genres: the slasher and the domestic novel.
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Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri, suggested the president's inability to refrain from incendiary statements was detracting from his agenda.
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But this political consensus has not stopped Mr. Zeman from using increasingly incendiary language to make his point on immigration.
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You can make the curry as incendiary as you wish or keep it on milder side, using less hot pepper.
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The United States has experienced similar debates over whether and how to feature incendiary figures on its most prominent platforms.
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Instead, most take steps to demote groups, making them hard to find, or to remove incentives for posting incendiary content.
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It's a noticeable shift for a politician who three years ago took an incendiary turn in the nation's culture wars.
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PARELES Last year, Blueface joined NLE Choppa on the remix of "Shotta Flow," one of 2019's most incendiary singles.
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Trump's false and incendiary claims against Cruz four years ago would have marked the end of any other candidate's career.
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The rallying cry was still mostly focused on heritage, but a new and more incendiary faction had begun to emerge.
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Finally, we don't have to be incremental or incendiary when it comes to making our democracy worthy of the name.
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Evangelista identified the figure behind the incendiary posts as a businessman and political rival of the mayor named Ruben Feliciano.
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"We are concerned about the reports of the use of incendiary weapons in Aleppo, Syria," U.N. spokesman Farhan Haq said.
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Later in the show, Hannity said he did not want to directly link the country's "incendiary rhetoric" to the shooting.
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They included in it another potentially incendiary detail: The cows' bacterial DNA contained a few unwelcome genes for antibiotic resistance.
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Palmieri added that Trump's incendiary rhetoric on the campaign and "his embrace of the alt-right" truly "frightened" Clinton's supporters.
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The accounts typically operated under fake identities, posting incendiary comments around political and social issues and organizing real-world events.
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It is certainly not a courtesy King ever extended to the communities he terrorized with bogus hearings and incendiary attacks.
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In their own tweets, some of Trump's prominent allies made the campaign's dishonest framing of Clyburn's remark even more incendiary.
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Not so with Lidia Yuknavitch's brilliant and incendiary new novel, which speaks to the reader in raw, boldly honest terms.
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The President is making clear he will not tame the incendiary political mood that his critics warn is fostering violence.
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Fox News has also pulled the ad, which some have called racist and incendiary, while CNN refused to run it.
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Syrian activists said the regime fired thousands of artillery shells and rocket fire Friday night and Saturday, including incendiary bombs.
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He told the lawyers he had something incendiary: a vast archive of Mr. Epstein's data, stored on encrypted servers overseas.
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Lanford Wilson's incendiary 1987 drama returns to Broadway with a pair of highly flammable stars: Adam Driver and Keri Russell.
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Lanford Wilson's incendiary 25812 drama returns to Broadway with a pair of highly flammable stars: Adam Driver and Keri Russell.
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We're told the Secret Service does not jump to conclusions that incendiary photos or writings are serious or in jest.
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England illustrated the city's wartime trauma — "Broken lines indicate war damage by incendiary bombs 1941/2," he captions one drawing.
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"The left likes to talk a lot about incendiary rhetoric," wrote Daniel Greenfield at the right-wing Front Page magazine.
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Also seen on their page was a retweet of (also since deleted) similarly incendiary sentiments from former Congressman Joe Walsh.
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Few senators were more virulently outspoken against desegregation than the Mississippi senator, who was known for incendiary floor speeches on race.
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The incendiary tell-all book that sent President Donald Trump and the White House reeling earlier this month is going international.
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"We aren't going to tolerate incendiary acts to disrupt this event," said Jeff Giesea, who is helping to organize the DeploraBall.
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That incendiary incident came hot on the heels of Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 (double) recall and major issues with "hoverboard" batteries.
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The difference between us and what's happening in the States is we haven't elected manifestly demagogic and incendiary politicians into office.
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This after "Roseanne Barr" made some really incendiary pretty appalling comments on Twitter about the appearance of Obama aide Valerie Jarrett.
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WHEN YOU HEARD IT DID YOU THINK THAT HE WAS SAYING SOMETHING THAT COULD BE INTERPRETED IN SUCH AN INCENDIARY WAY?
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Such incendiary episodes are now routine between U.S. and Russian militaries in the Black Sea, the Baltics and the North Pacific.
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In a mission to destroy civilian morale, British planes pounded Dresden with explosive and incendiary bombs on the night of Feb.
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Websites that used years-old photos with incendiary headlines to promote those same names contributed to the spread of unverified information.
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There's Tumblr's Mako Mori Test, Manohla Dargis' DuVernay Test, Kelly Sue DeConnick's Sexy Lamp Test, Twitter's incendiary Furiosa Test, and more.
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Attackers struck targets in seven southern Thai provinces, using bombs as well as incendiary devices that set shops and markets ablaze.
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So when writing about them, it seemed appropriate to wear them within the pages beneath the cover bearing this incendiary title.
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However, the incendiary rhetoric from both sides is increasing the risk, so analysts are calling on all parties to de-escalate.
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And he served with a sharp tongue, just as Ms. Chappelle-Nadal has been incendiary, once, for instance, cursing at Gov.
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And a RAB methodology would not resolve the incendiary issue of whether tech platforms should be responsible for what they publish.
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We know what these debates look like normally, imagine with Russian trolls kind of stoking the flames with very incendiary rhetoric.
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With Trump, the problem may be even worse since so many of his most incendiary comments have been made in public.
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A man got on board and threw "some type of incendiary device" at the driver, Queensland Police Commissioner Ian Stewart said.
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We got him leaving Equinox in L.A. on Friday and asked if Ye's incendiary comment will end up destroying his career.
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Protesters lit tires on fire and threw incendiary projectiles to protest as the US officials opened its new embassy in Jerusalem.
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But Trump's capacity to stir up a whirlwind of negative media coverage with incendiary rhetoric is weighing on top Republican officials.
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He has done little to appeal to Democrats, and he has only continued with the incendiary partisan rhetoric of the campaign.
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Automated ad networks often ban hate speech because buyers don't want their products popping up next to incendiary or controversial headlines.
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In the aftermath of the President's incendiary act, we have seen the adults around him scramble to put out the fire.
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He is currently being held in the Polk County Jail on charges of possession of explosive or incendiary material with intent.
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Another damaging after-effect of Trump's incendiary Charlottesville remarks was the number of CEOs that pulled out of Trump's special councils.
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As of this afternoon, West has taken down all most incendiary tweets, and advocated for world peace and positive energy instead.
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This incendiary documentary explores how activists pushed for authorities to do their jobs and finally put a stop to the killings.
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The conservative artist frequently makes incendiary comments on Twitter, freely using the n-word and attacking the Black Lives Matter movement.
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She was later arrested on charges of possession of explosive and incendiary material with an intent to create a destructive device.
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What this implies is that we would allow inflammatory content as long as it doesn't cross the line into being incendiary.
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"THOUSANDS of incendiary @realDonaldTrump campaign ads, THIS YEAR, invoked the menacing language of 'invasion' mimicked by El Paso gunman," Axelrod tweeted.
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Republican donors had hoped that Mr. Trump would shed his practice, from the primary season, of seizing attention with incendiary remarks.
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Too often in history, incendiary rhetoric has fed into dangerous policies and catastrophic miscalculations by both its perpetrators and its recipients.
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Perhaps less incendiary yet no less impactful was the attack on Facebook posted by legendary singer-songwriter and curmudgeon Neil Young.
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The court's conservatives said the president's power to secure the country's borders was not undermined by his history of incendiary statements.
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Activists had demanded the attorney general look into the 68-second video by Zionist group Im Tirtzu, saying it was incendiary.
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The president told her that she would likely receive backlash over the topic, given his incendiary Twitter habits, the Times reported.
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Albeit less incendiary than the Kardashian/Rose selfie, these questions fuel Leanne Shapton's brilliantly titled 2006 graphic novel Was She Pretty?
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She also hints that a friendship with her is right there waiting for Williams once Williams gets over her incendiary wrath.
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The chefs pulled out after Mr. Trump made incendiary comments last year about Mexican immigrants as he announced his presidential campaign.
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The aircraft had largely been stripped of their armaments so that they could carry even more clusters of small incendiary munitions.
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Mr. Trump was deploying a familiar tactic: barreling into the next news cycle by supplying the next bit of incendiary programming.
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Hamas had promised to curtail border protests and the use of incendiary balloons that had torched vast stretches of Israeli farmland.
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Some social media users, however, not only backed the broadcast, but tweeted incendiary and sometimes discriminatory comments under the hashtag #EnochPowellWasRight.
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Mr. Cronin also directed a documentary of the same name about the Columbia protests, which were instigated by two incendiary grievances.
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A major reason this TMZ report has become so incendiary is that it runs completely against the grain of a movie.
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Growing up amid incendiary late-70s L.A. punk, Swezey was galvanized by the self-starting ethos of underground zines and labels.
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People from around the country flooded the website Yelp to denounce the salon, calling its workers racist, often in incendiary language.
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Constant incendiary media coverage contributes to the sense of danger, which leads to heightened fear and further escalation of perceived danger.
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Hundreds of military personnel were involved, creating sham accounts and celebrity pages, then flooding them with incendiary posts, the sources said.
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The younger Mr. Flynn had been fired from the transition team days earlier for spreading incendiary conspiracy theories on social media.
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So it was little surprise that Mr. Stephenson talked about less incendiary topics in his 45-minute meeting with Mr. Trump.
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Chaat is India's seemingly limitless genre of snacks, alchemies of sour-sweet, tart and smoky, cooling and incendiary, creamy and crackling.
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What weapons are actually banned by international agreements are chemical weapons, certain incendiary weapons, and cluster munitions, to name a few.
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The first of these is that a play, however incendiary its plot, is a very different thing from a political speech.
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Burr said investigators have "hit a wall" in their review of a dossier that contained incendiary allegations about Trump and Russia.
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Trump's economic populism, on the other hand, tends to be drowned out by his incendiary anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim positions.
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The diversity on display during Hollywood's self-congratulatory season — or the lack thereof — has been an incendiary topic in recent years.
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Officers responding to the attack found four more "incendiary devices" and a crumpled Walmart receipt for the chemicals in the bottles.
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Grassley singled out the Alliance for Justice, claiming it often makes incendiary and false criticisms of judicial nominees in its reports.
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The group was known for its incendiary, sometimes grotesque lyrics, and also for songs that grappled with morality in stark terms.
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The munitions battering Aleppo have escalated to bunker buster bombs, incendiary phosphorous shells, and cluster bomblets, according to eyewitnesses and activists.
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The resurfaced audio clips published by Media Matters on Monday night focused on incendiary comments Carlson made about race and ethnicity.
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Facebook has taken down some posts, including temporarily shutting down the account of an ultranationalist Buddhist monk who posted incendiary content.
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As the students waited, Sandmann says that four Black Hebrew Israelite protesters were yelling racially incendiary remarks at the mostly-white students.
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It&aposs explosive, because it really shows some of just the real -- the vitriol and the incendiary rhetoric in calling for violence.
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"He was strapped with some homemade incendiary devices, firecrackers and doused himself with some kind of flammable liquid," Georgia State Patrol Capt.
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But incendiary materials flown in from Gaza by kites or helium balloons have destroyed swathes of farmland and forests, and killed wildlife.
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In Brandi's opinion, the medically inaccurate and incendiary terms used by anti-abortion advocates are a tactic to spread misinformation and fear.
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In less than 24 hours, Trump distanced himself from the incendiary tone he struck on China and Japan while running for office.
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"It was so incendiary that, when it appeared, many Soviet readers thought that government censorship had been abolished," the writer's biographer wrote.
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He also embraced incendiary rhetoric against indigenous, LGBTQ, and other minority populations, and expressed nostalgia for the country's decades under military rule.
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Terms like: disqualifying, vacuous, lies, deeply offensive, harmful, toxic, corrosive, incendiary, grotesque, morally reprehensible, contrary, farfetched, unrealistic and counter to the Constitution.
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Ralph Reed, head of Trump's religious advisory board, shrugged off incendiary comments made by the GOP nominee in a newly unearthed video.
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In Ukraine last year, drones operated by Russian separatists (or perhaps by Russian special forces) attacked several ammunition dumps with incendiary grenades.
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Panel member Betty Murungi also said Gaza authorities should stop the use of incendiary kites and balloons, devices that destroyed Israeli farmland.
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But for whatever reason, the intra-caucus politics don't seem to have been there until Trump's incendiary "shithole" remarks came to light.
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The change could massively reduce the reach of incendiary political groups, fake news peddlers, and more of the worst stuff on Facebook.
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Video SEVEN BOMBSHELL REVELATIONS FROM THE DOJ INSPECTOR GENERAL REPORT ON FBI, DOJ BIAS At an incendiary hearing earlier this year, Rep.
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Plank's positive comments about the President are a stark contrast to its competitors' recent actions regarding Trump's polarizing (incendiary, really) immigration ban.
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He is one of the only figures involved whose speech was censored by the organizers because it was deemed too politically incendiary.
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Reagan delivered his own shock and awe moments in the early part of his administration with incendiary rhetoric about the Soviet Union.
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Trump's campaign has done the opposite, alienating minorities and women with incendiary rhetoric, which is sure to hurt him in November. 22019.
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Maybe we are back in the 1960s and incendiary slices of pop music can become both hit singles and cultural conversation starters.
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We often read incendiary comments from people such as Robert Shireman of the Century Foundation who routinely vilifies private colleges and universities.
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There is also division between diplomats from other countries on Trump's comments, with some criticizing them as incendiary and others supporting them.
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Orange City is in Iowa's Fourth Congressional District, that of Representative Steve King, who is notorious for making incendiary anti-immigrant remarks.
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But calling the incendiary toys flamethrowers and later backtracking is far from the first time The Boring Co. has shifted gears radically.
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A man died early Saturday morning after throwing incendiary devices at an immigration jail in Tacoma, Washington while armed with a rifle.
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The incident was thrust back into the spotlight earlier this week, when Deadline published incendiary pieces of a transcript from the case.
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SYRIAN rebels looking to the heavens for salvation have grown used to seeing Russian incendiary and Syrian barrel-bombs raining down instead.
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It's a call to arms—an incendiary hymn dipped in sea shanty cadence and wrapped in a swooping nu-metal guitar tone.
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But at least in the short term, Mr. Trump's willingness to hurl the most incendiary charges has given him an overwhelming advantage.
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It's human nature, in and out of politics, not to want to offend people with comments that are inflammatory, defamatory or incendiary.
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Critics will contend that a former FBI director should not make such an incendiary charge without providing his basis for doing so.
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The companies have struggled to draw the line between freedom of speech and incendiary propaganda that has the potential to radicalize users.
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Democrats immediately began to tie the attacks to incendiary GOP rhetoric, which has sometimes positioned the targeted figures as evil or immoral.
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And on the threshold of this, Trump and Iran appear to be competing to put a match to another potentially incendiary confrontation.
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Some of the airstrikes, Mr. Kerry said, included use of incendiary weapons and bunker-buster bombs, heavy-duty explosives that kill indiscriminately.
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A bomb squad was also called to the scene after police discovered an "incendiary device" in a backpack near the victim's vehicle.
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For a second straight day, Trump pushed back on a Washington Post story recounting the fallout of his incendiary tweets targeting Reps.
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He retweeted an incendiary graphic indicating that 81 percent of murdered whites are killed by blacks (the actual figure is 15 percent).
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There's something incendiary about these novels: They want the reader to feel repelled by the pestilence they're exposing, which merits some applause.
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Sessions as U.S. Attorney General in a time of heightened national focus on violence and injustice against communities of color is incendiary.
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The crowd's ugly, racist chant didn't materialize out of nothing: it came from the president's own tweet and words and incendiary rhetoric.
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People bemoaned the viciousness of trolls, the impact of incendiary fake news, the frog memes and Twitter bots and YouTube conspiracy videos.
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Speaking of incendiary, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more emotionally-charged foreign-policy issue other than the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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It also includes score marks DuBois made alongside dozens of passages, "many of them incendiary in nature," according to the seller's description.
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Hundreds of military personnel were involved, creating sham accounts and celebrity pages then flooding them with incendiary posts, the sources told us.
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Hindu mobs fueled by incendiary rhetoric from leaders of organizations affiliated with Mr. Modi's party attacked homes and businesses owned by Muslims.
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Just before serving, he adds half a teaspoon of crushed Ghanaian kpakpo shito peppers, ever so slightly less incendiary than Scotch bonnets.
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An Israeli official, responding to Mr. Haniya's assertions, accused Hamas of repeated rocket attacks and daily launches of incendiary balloons from Gaza.
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But others are denouncing him for publishing incendiary claims generated as part of an F.B.I. smear campaign, without offering any corroborating evidence.
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He pointed to another episode last November, when Mr. Klemp made a series of incendiary comments during a meeting about public holidays.
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Blending history and investigative reporting, Bergman has written a judicious book about an incendiary subject: secret assassinations committed by Israel's intelligence services.
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At the same time, if he stops his incendiary provocation of nationalist and ethno-centrist hatred, he risks losing his frightened followers.
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But drawing far more notice have been his incendiary remarks, which began long before that brand of political discourse became everyday fare.
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Clinton, Facebook said that most of the material sought to exacerbate divisions over immigration, race, guns, gay rights and other incendiary issues.
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The call came amid incendiary claims, linking Muslim refugees in Twin Falls to crime, that circulated on far-right websites last year.
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YouTube and other tech giants have faced mounting allegations that such incendiary content boosts the user engagement that they crave for advertising.
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His recommendation to Nixon that the administration's incendiary rhetoric on race would benefit from a period of "benign neglect" was also distorted.
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It's not a book that will inspire hot takes or incendiary tweets; the author is unfashionably male and the concerns unfashionably universal.
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Still, the episode illustrates how the network's coverage of Trump's remarks, including the most incendiary, has the potential for real-world consequences.
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When Judge Timothy J. Sullivan read some of his more incendiary talk from the secret recordings about derailing trains, Mr. Mathews laughed.
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President Donald Trump's incendiary tweet taunting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's nuclear firepower stoked the ire of politicians and pundits alike.
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Thousands had gathered at several locations along the Gaza fence, the Israel Defense Forces said, when incendiary balloons were launched toward Israel.
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The move was celebrated by Democrats, who had long complained about the congressman's history of incendiary comments related to race and immigration.
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There was also a sixth incendiary device at a Goodwill store in Austin but police are also unsure whether it was related.
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He then allegedly stepped off the porch, lit an incendiary device and threw it at the building's front window, which was closed.
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But on some of the album's most incendiary tracks the original Carnival recordings are still audible, roughly entwined with Charles's band arrangements.
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It would also encourage presidents to make similar incendiary claims in the future to protect themselves from the consequences of their wrongdoing.
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Prior to Carlson's incendiary remarks about immigration in December, his show included approximately 36 ads per program, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Kicking off what was billed as a "thank you" tour, Mr. Trump was incendiary and prideful, hopeful and indicting, vengeful and determined.
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Trump earlier in the day ripped Bannon following the release from a new book containing incendiary criticism of Trump attributed to Bannon.
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Panel member Betty Murungi also said Gaza authorities should stop the use of incendiary kites and balloons, devices that destroyed Israeli farmland.
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It intensified within hours, with a sarcastic, racially incendiary jibe — "Pocahontas" — lobbed by Mr. Trump himself during a visit to Las Vegas.
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The film, first shown last year, arrives after Brazil's election of a far-right president who relied on incendiary rhetoric to win.
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The show has taken on everything from Barack Obama to gay marriage, and they always couple incendiary humor with genuinely interesting insights.
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Despite the rise of figures like Wynn and Cain on the platform, criticism of YouTube being used to host incendiary content remains.
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Using striking rhetoric and the incendiary narrative of culture wars, Sessions characterized America as an implicitly Christian nation under attack from secularists.
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Defiantly, Asch took his incendiary play abroad, finding a worldwide audience entranced by his debauched tale of respectable Jews operating a hidden brothel.
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Additionally, the ads urged users to click "like" on certain political groups, triggering a barrage of incendiary messages in their Facebook news feeds.
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Parties have weaponized the platforms to spread incendiary messages to supporters, heightening fears that online anger could spill over into real-world violence.
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Activists and fighters in eastern Ghouta in recent days have said the bombardment has included incendiary material that causes fires and burn injuries.
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The criminal act took place amid increases in the incendiary rhetoric used by anti-choice advocates and lawmakers such as President Donald Trump.
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But some experts argue that, despite some tariffs and his relentlessly incendiary rhetoric, Trump hasn't actually governed like that much of a protectionist.
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Some were tackled in the studio or released as demos, but a few, like the incendiary "Pigs in Office," exist only as lyrics.
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Elena Hatib, president of the NYU chapter, said the club has decided to change its invitee selection in favor of less incendiary personalities.
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" REAL HOUSEWIVES REWIND: Peter Deflects an Incendiary Question on RHOA The Bailey Agency-owner added that Thomas "has good days and bad days.
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Her uncharitable view of human frailty and the trials imposed by the unfairness of life makes her an incendiary figure on the left.
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" READ: Trump lets 'heeby-jobbies' comment slide "The stuff he's saying is just incendiary," Johnson said of Trump, adding he's a "neo-isolationist.
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Since then he has appeared as an incendiary insurgent, one-half of a mushroom cloud, a struggling golfer and as an unruly child.
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Holzer's art is packaged in a way that makes sense online: The Inflammatory Essays could be Instagram captions, the incendiary one-liners, tweets.
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We recognize victims of mass shootings and other tragedies are vulnerable to offensive and incendiary comments, and we don't allow attacks against them.
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Donald Trump unveiled his first campaign ad on Monday morning — a 30-second spot that focuses on some of his most incendiary proposals.
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Qatar claims the article and the incendiary statements inserted into it were the result of a hack, but Saudi Arabia didn't buy it.
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Social media reactions first flared on Wednesday with images of incendiary tweets from an unverified Twitter account that looked to belong to Jeong.
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Just on Tuesday, Bloom publicly shamed Kardashian for leaving up some of his incendiary tweets from the tirade, despite his attorney publicly apologizing.
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Trump's comments have been slammed as incendiary by his political opposition as well as some foreign powers, but have been supported by others.
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A Tennessee corrections official is no longer employed after he posted several incendiary Facebook messages about President Obama, according to a new report.
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Israel has lost a soldier to a Gaza sniper and tracts of forest and farmland to fires set in cross-border incendiary attacks.
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Roseanne was tough and honest and occasionally incendiary, and it could pivot from very, very funny to very, very heartbreaking on a dime.
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He has made immigration a central theme, repeatedly calling for a wall along the Mexican border and making incendiary comments about undocumented immigrants.
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In the past weeks, the army has escalated its bombardment of the rebel-held bastion, intensifying the use of barrel and incendiary bombs.
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The comment -- for which Bee later apologized Thursday -- comes in the wake of a national debate about incendiary language in the political arena.
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Israel clamped down on the crossing after a wave of incendiary and explosive kites were flown from Gaza into Israel in recent weeks.
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S. relationship fraying in recent years, attention to Kosovo is scarcer than ever, and policies the current administration does encourage are often incendiary.
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My intention here is to deconstruct this incendiary device, for its effectiveness and adherence to standards on a rubric of my own making.
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He also made the incendiary claim that Saudi Arabia had offered Israel billions of dollars to launch a war against Lebanon and Hezbollah.
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It is a far trickier proposition in South Sudan, however, as an intervention could embroil United Nations troops in an incendiary ethnic conflict.
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As he visited more and more libraries, Xie became increasingly interested in the ways China has historically extinguished literature it perceives as incendiary.
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How can any security officials in their right minds brief a candidate who has shown himself to be willfully ignorant, unstable and incendiary?
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Mr. Trump has increasingly been trying to fire up his base of supporters by ridiculing Republican leaders and making incendiary allegations against Mrs.
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One of the Democrats' most incendiary claims about the House-passed health care bill is that "people will die" if it becomes law.
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Trump and House Republicans sat back and watched last week as Democrats ripped each other apart about whether incendiary comments by freshman Rep.
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He also has a reputation for the incendiary, recently describing illegal Bangladeshi immigrants as "like termites" taking grain and jobs from India's poor.
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Hundreds of military personnel were involved, creating sham accounts and celebrity pages and then flooding them with incendiary posts, the sources told us.
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And Mr. McDaniel, who has a history of making incendiary comments, would be more at risk of losing than a less-controversial Republican.
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Here are some of the most incendiary picks TIME has made since it first started naming a "Person of the Year" in 1927.
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Those incendiary-titled late-'70s works rage, but they also grin, plainly proud of a virtuosic pianistic exuberance that recalls Liszt and Rachmaninoff.
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But, Mr. Enoch said, his client's bizarre, incendiary claims were exactly the type of "fringe speech" that the First Amendment seeks to protect.
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At times of high incendiary risk, the Finnish authorities are highly effective at delivering warnings across most forms of media, Mr. Lindberg said.
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How have things changed for women in low-wage industries since the advent of this incendiary national discourse about sexual harassment and assault?
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Government officials also showed CNN a handwritten manual detailing instructions for how to build incendiary weapons, including white phosphorus munitions, amongst other things.
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His polished older daughter, Ivanka, sat for a commercial intended to appeal to suburban women who have recoiled from her father's incendiary language.
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Although the tone of this documentary is judicious, its incendiary vintage footage of protesters and I.R.A. terrorist bombings can't fail to stir emotions.
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HOUSTON — At some point, the incendiary chatter will dissipate and most everything uttered outside of the white lines will fade into the ether.
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Ms. Apple's new song is not the first time that Mr. Trump's comments from the incendiary recording have been repurposed by his opponents.
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In a Saturday interview on Fox News, Trump weighed in on House Intelligence Committee Democrats' newly released rebuttal to an incendiary GOP memo.
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Now it's Democrats' turn to grapple with next steps when it comes to King and the politically incendiary terrain of race (The Hill).
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Tensions also remained high at the Gaza border, with Palestinians launching sporadic rocket and mortar fire and sending incendiary balloons into southern Israel.
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"The noose is an incendiary image with repugnant racial connotations," Robert H. Tembeckjian, the judicial commission administrator, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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But even so, in his personal behavior and incendiary rhetoric, Trump is aberrant—and, it should always be noted, he is deeply unpopular.
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But he did not comment on the incendiary video, which has circulated online since The New York Times first reported on it Sunday.
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Moore could give GOP heartburn Alabama conservatives rallied to Moore's banner, but he is a deeply controversial figure renowned for his incendiary statements.
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Editorial in The Financial Times of Britain The world waits nervously to see if Mr. Trump's policies are as incendiary as his words.
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Even before today's debate, women's health care had emerged as one of the most polarizing — and politically incendiary – touchstones of the Trump presidency.
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Jeff Flake, an Arizona Republican, one protester compared the Kavanaugh confirmation process to the incendiary confirmation hearings of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
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On funding bills, which must pass in some form, Ryan has tasked the Rules Committee with blocking politically incendiary amendments from floor consideration.
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While the rose more than 20.1 percent last year, the index barely budged on the days of some of Trump's most incendiary comments.
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Art Review After the triumphant "Sugar Baby," the artist pushes her incendiary art into the present, merging collage, political cartoons and history painting.
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Hindu mobs fueled by incendiary rhetoric from leaders of organizations affiliated with the Bharatiya Janata Party, targeted homes and businesses owned by Muslims.
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The outcry over Mr. Trump's incendiary comments has focused almost entirely around his remarks about immigration and Mexicans since announcing his campaign in June.
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The less incendiary step of trying to shoot down Mr Kim's missiles whenever he tests them would prevent the North from developing an ICBM.
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With the midterm elections a week away, the president has also said he has no plans to tone down his increasingly incendiary political rhetoric.
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For example, YouTube's algorithms recognized that progressively more extreme content keeps users stuck to their screens, so its autoplay feature recommends increasingly incendiary videos.
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A law that undermines educational opportunities for the privileged and the underprivileged at once could prove far more incendiary than a little foreign influence.
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I guess the idea is that people will just scroll past the incendiary garbage because it takes up slightly less space on their screens?
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He wants Trump to communicate a positive vision, avoid using foul and incendiary rhetoric and keep the party united on its core conservative principles.
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After his incendiary comments on Saudi Arabia, for example, two British officials said his words had not in fact gone down badly in Riyadh.
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The incendiary rhetoric of the Tea Party and the alt-right is unlikely to reassure voters worried about yet another disruption to their coverage.
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A confident, energized regime and a determined Russia feel no fear in dropping incendiary bombs on civilians, bombing hospitals and possibly even using chlorine.
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On Thursday, West rejected the idea that Trump's incendiary and divisive comments about race and immigrants leave him undeserving of support from black Americans.
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Washington (CNN)Republican elected officials and party elders lined up Saturday to denounce Donald Trump's incendiary remarks about women that he made in 2005.
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Mike Crapo, who is up for reelection, on Saturday became the first sitting Republican senator to back away from Trump following the incendiary comments.
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Whether Alex Jones, Donald Trump, or any number of incendiary voices belong on the platform depends on what Twitter feels like that particular day.
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At an incendiary news conference afterward, President Trump said there were "very fine people" in both groups — remarks that Biden spotlighted in his video.
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They eventually settled in the heartland birthplace of the conservative congressman best known for his lengthy history of incendiary comments about race and immigration.
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In his new movie out tonight, big premier tonight in Washington, is riling up liberties with some incendiary claims about the left&aposs history.
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And he repeatedly attacked individual Democratic candidates with incendiary language, calling Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum a "thief" without evidence and saying California Rep.
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They've sought to tie House Republicans "like an anchor" to Trump's most incendiary positions and comments in hopes of gaining an advantage down ballot.
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And I'm not even talking about the incendiary comments Trump has made since he launched his campaign, which most of us can still remember.
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Cleveland cited Tokyo's controversial former Governor Shintaro Ishihara, who retired in 2014 after a political career full of incendiary and often racially charged statements.
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Paul LePage, a Trump supporter known for making incendiary comments, said Tuesday that he was not confident the election in Maine would be clean.
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Many of Clinton's ads have been negative, including her most memorable spot, which shows children watching a TV screen of Trump making incendiary comments.
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Organizers say the Deploraball is a cocktail party for Trump supporters from all ethnic backgrounds and no incendiary or discriminatory actions will be allowed.
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Are you going to spend your Friday night rocking with Beyoncé's incendiary new "visual album" Lemonade or Drake's oh-so-smooth new LP VIEWS?
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Even if no single one of Trump's incendiary remarks would do it, shouldn't the whole bunch of them collectively be enough to disqualify him?
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Putting Chelsea Handler on a festival stage with an incendiary figure like Tomi Lahren might sell tickets, but chances are it won't be enlightening.
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Mr. Goguen had reported to the police that Mr. Nash threatened to publish false and incendiary information unless Mr. Goguen paid millions of dollars.
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Kohan is now fully and self-assuredly committing to the kind of incendiary social commentary few other shows even attempt, let alone pull off.
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We shirk our responsibilities in our struggle against real terror when we entertain inane, incendiary invitations to punish and expel enemies that don't exist.
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The president was met by hundreds of protesters, many of whom said he was not welcome due to his divisive and sometimes incendiary rhetoric.
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" Perhaps the most incendiary line appeared at the end, after the author's byline and e-mail address: "Ibram Rogers' column will appear every Wednesday.
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These are incendiary comments to me as a former governor of a state that's one of the four majority-minority states in the country.
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Trump's policies are often at odds with those of conservatives, and his comments on the campaign trail have often been both incendiary and crude.
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But before he hits the road, he'll join his original incendiary bandmates, including Flavor Flav and Professor Griff, for a free show in Brooklyn.
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On Tuesday, the President reacted with his customary incendiary rhetoric to the murderous rampage on a bike and pedestrian pathway bordering the Hudson River.
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The skeptics point not just to the businessman's incendiary statements, but also to polls suggesting a huge swath of the population views him negatively.
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As chairman of the Breitbart News website, Mr. Bannon has been viewed as a conservative provocateur, making incendiary comments on a range of topics.
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Trump has faced near-constant protests at campaign events for months — many of them in response to his incendiary rhetoric on immigration and Muslims.
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But Northam has tried to dial back some of his most incendiary rhetoric, which included calling Trump a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
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But in the wake of some of his more incendiary comments on the campaign trail, those deals are becoming increasingly difficult to come by.
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Incendiary bombs emit bright light that resembles fireworks and ignite persistent fires, heating to temperatures up to 10 times the boiling point of water.
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Numerous videos in recent weeks — many of them cited in the Human Rights Watch report — show fires and other telltale signs of incendiary bombs.
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As scary as Iran and North Korea truly are, the president's actions and comments may not be as incendiary as Corker and others say.
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On Washington Donald J. Trump has some advice for panicked Republicans in Washington who are melting down over his most incendiary statements: Man up.
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The sources, briefed on the investigation but not authorized to speak publicly, said the incendiary rounds were recovered in an area near the tank.
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Rescue workers in the rebel-held area said army helicopters had dropped the chlorine in incendiary barrel bombs, an accusation the government has rejected.
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The president's incendiary comments drew clapbacks from several athletes, team owners, and the NFL, supporting the players' rights to protest as they saw fit.
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In a few cases, the bomber has been able to hand themselves into the authorities and allow security forces to remove the incendiary device.
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That led Facebook to ditch the incendiary red flags in favor of showing Related Articles with more level-headed perspectives from trusted news sources.
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As with any Tweet, one that is harassing or harmful, or that might contain incendiary content, will go viral when it gets Re-Tweeted.
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As Daniel Dale of the Toronto Star highlighted, the headlines major outlets used to describe Trump's rally completely ignored his lies and incendiary smears.
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Stewart has come under fire for incendiary remarks on the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year and his defense of Confederate symbols.
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Fire bombs, or incendiary bombs, let loose flammable substances as they strike, as opposed to high-explosive bombs, which destroy with concussion and shrapnel.
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The chapter is one of three reputedly cut after the assassination of the civil rights activist in 1965 because they were deemed too incendiary.
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On Monday alone, at least 28 new arson fires caused by incendiary devices attached to kites and balloons had broken out by early evening.
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A bike messenger, who has shot a cult leader, and a serial killer engage in an incendiary debate about fate, faith and moral responsibility.
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This is what Fox does: They throw down these distorted, incendiary versions of the liberal world and they keep bringing it up every day.
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And Cook, for his part, withdrew the iPhone giant from sponsoring the Republican presidential convention, given Trump's incendiary comments about women, immigrants and minorities.
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President Donald Trump tweeted an incendiary political ad Wednesday that suggested members of a migrant caravan heading towards the U.S. could be cop killers.
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They also have employed a new kind of weapon: kites armed with incendiary devices, sometimes painted with Nazi symbols, that have burned Israeli farmland.
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The incendiary editorial was the latest in a series of pieces in The Democrat-Reporter in recent years that were seen as racially insensitive.
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Both right-wing and left-wing politicians have traded in incendiary tropes, like the ideas that Jews secretly control the financial system or politicians.
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The most recent example came on Tuesday morning when Bloomberg News published a story chronicling YouTube's struggles to quash misinformation, conspiracies and incendiary content.
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"Hamilton," it seems — especially as led by its incendiary newborn star, Mr. Westman — can make a traitor of any English citizen for a night.
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His incendiary language has left a mark on his followers: Many have said they will claim electoral fraud if he doesn't win the election.
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Even as Republicans make gains with blue-collar voters, they face considerable headwinds in the suburbs, where voters recoil at Mr. Trump's incendiary style.
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The campaign will be running its "Role Models" spot, which features small children appearing to watch some of Trump's more incendiary remarks on television.
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The House should consider the president's incendiary rhetoric as a separate offense, worthy of its own article of impeachment, as it was in 1868.
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The incendiary atmosphere of the Obama and Trump eras and the increasingly polarized judicial confirmation process may be creating a more polarized Supreme Court.
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Last year, Twitter said it would not ban President Trump despite incendiary tweets, including allegations that he threatened to declare war on North Korea.
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The chefs had a change of heart about doing business with the hotel in 2015, after Mr. Trump made incendiary comments about Mexican immigrants.
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A segment from August featuring an incendiary address to the San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick has been watched on Facebook 66 million times.
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A. Newspapers of the day said Ms. Ganz, who was arrested in the food riots of 1917, was incendiary and cursed like a sailor.
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Most of the memes in this vein are slapsticky in their humor but center on the incendiary and hyperpartisan themes of Mr. Trump's politics.
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In each of the cases, unknown perpetrators tossed incendiary devices at the churches in an attempt to set them ablaze, according to the FBI.
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The authorities have charged an 18-year-old accused of lighting an incendiary device and throwing it at a Planned Parenthood building in Delaware.
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Anyone who tweets or maintains a Facebook presence knows that it is the most incendiary comments that travel best and get the most attention.
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And to many of his core supporters, his incendiary dog whistles, bullhorn attacks and nonstop flouting of "political correctness" remain energizing symbols of authenticity.
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Bergin held the boat steady while the engineman calmly reloaded the mortar with an incendiary round, as enemy fire poured in from close range.
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With thermite and white phosphorous, British and American incendiary cluster bombs torched German cities, including Dresden, where tens of thousands of people were killed.
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After the incendiary event, the railroad wrote a letter of apology to Dickens and the other customers affected by the fire, the museum said.
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Many of the accounts featured names like 4mysquad, Blacktolive and Bleepthepolice, and pushed both messages of racial empowerment and incendiary content that sparked outrage.
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Polls consistently demonstrate that Trump is highly unpopular with female voters due in part to incendiary remarks he's made about women over the years.
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The ride-hailing company, still reeling from an incendiary blog post written by a former employee, has now been accused of using stolen technology.
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The steady stream of new revelations and incendiary statements from Trump made it almost impossible for Biden to not take a more fiery stance.
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A bike messenger who has shot a cult leader and a serial killer engage in an incendiary debate about fate, faith and moral responsibility.
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In "Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland," Patrick Radden Keefe trains a cold eye on an incendiary subject.
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Worlds apart, but the two incendiary situations have had a similar effect on the stock market in the last two weeks, prompting worried selling.
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Bachelet urged Venezuela's political leaders to hold talks to defuse the "increasingly incendiary atmosphere" brought on by an entrenched social, political and economic crisis.
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As Deciem's sub-brand the Ordinary gains popularity for its $27 acids, its founder gains notoriety for his incendiary and even offensive Instagram presence.
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The coinage actually stems from the "trial of the (last) century" — the incendiary story of the murder of Stanford White by Harry K. Thaw.
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He landed on the FBI's radar after he authored incendiary blog posts supporting violent jihad, terrorist groups like al Qaeda, and the death of Americans.
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A group that organized the protest against Vice Media co-founder Gavin McInnes said he was known for using incendiary language, according to local media.
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Israel has been battling fires caused by kites rigged with incendiary devices launched by Palestinians in Gaza that have damaged forests and torched agricultural fields.
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During that visit, West rejected the notion that Trump, who has a history of making incendiary comments about race, doesn't deserve the support of minorities.
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During this time, fires caused by incendiary helium balloons and kites launched by Palestinians in Gaza over the border have ravaged tracts of Israeli farmland.
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The woman has been saying crazy, hateful, incendiary things for years, and the difference now is the entire Democratic Party had drifted into Maxine land.
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Israel has lost tracts of farmland and forests to fires set by kites and helium balloons, laden with incendiary material and flown over from Gaza.
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In these incendiary pages, Anderson casts herself the wise adult figure who will do what so many adults won't: Tell the truth, but with kindness.
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Despite its incendiary and anti-Semitic content, the book wasn't actually banned in Germany and could be found online, in secondhand bookshops and in libraries.
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Another blast at a Goodwill in Austin, Texas, on Tuesday night was determined to have been caused by an incendiary device rather than a bomb.
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With Spear Operations Group's mission in Yemen, these trends converged into a new and incendiary business: militarized contract killing, carried out by skilled American fighters.
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Trump's often violent and incendiary language arguably does mislead audiences on a routine basis, and translating it will necessarily conflict with many translators' personal ethics.
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It's not just that the platform takes these ads; its algorithmic design juices their circulation by advantaging the incendiary over the informative to increase engagement.
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LUCEDALE, Miss (Reuters) - Mississippi's vast flatlands, laced with the remains of a fading industrial base, are fertile ground for the incendiary populism of Donald Trump.
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It is unclear why Trump has not been more forceful in condemning these actions and avoiding the kind of incendiary language that has caused criticism.
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Deana Weibel-Swanson, professor of anthropology at Grand Valley State University, alerted her followers to the incendiary search results in a Facebook post on Sunday.
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Although the honorifics far surpassed the negatives, Ali's incendiary remarks on race, patriotism and religion were hotly debated in a flurry of social media posts.
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Rebels and residents say napalm and incendiary weapons, which Damascus and Moscow deny using, were dropped on several civilian areas to force rebels to surrender.
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The film culminates with the incendiary monk atop a hill, watching the smoking ashes of a village where violence between Muslims and Buddhists has erupted.
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The terse and incendiary message Linton sent to Breitbart News staffers as Steve Bannon are uncannily similar to some of the Breitbart chairman's real emails.
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The incendiary remark was written in a journal found at Winner's home in Augusta, Ga. home, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jennifer Solari said, according to HuffPost.
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Brands such as Serta and Macy's separated from their licensing agreements with Trump shortly after some of his most incendiary comments on the campaign trail.
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Grubhub CEO Matt Maloney says his comments were misconstrued in an email Wednesday in which he strongly objected to President-elect Donald Trump's incendiary policies.
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Last weekend, a 69-year-old armed man was shot dead by police after he threw incendiary devices at an ICE facility in Tacoma, Washington.
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Their joint military operation in Syria has attacked hospitals and schools, used internationally banned cluster munitions and incendiary weapons, and otherwise carried out indiscriminate attacks.
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The company offered an apology, saying that the ad was reviewed and approved in error, but Rihanna clapped back with an incendiary statement on Instagram.
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If Unsheltered is a fictional depiction of life in America, then Rebecca Traister's incendiary book Good and Mad, out October 2, offers a political analysis.
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Trump's "America First" agenda has not produced radical change in the nation's formal international commitments, and few of his more incendiary campaign promises have materialized.
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Based on the level they reached during the playoffs, it's easy to wonder what could have been if not for Klay Thompson's incendiary jump shot.
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Effectively abandoned by his father, it was Nelson who raised the young MC, but memories of past abuses—real or imagined—fueled this incendiary track.
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In recent weeks, Israel has further tightened Gaza restrictions in response to the incendiary devices, including suspending fuel shipments through Gaza&aposs only cargo crossing.
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Incendiary balloons and kites, many set off during border protests organized by Hamas, have caused fires that have devastated southern Israel&aposs farmland and forests.
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The Trump/GOP suicide pact reached a new level of absurdity yesterday with the release of incendiary comments made by the Republican nominee in 2005.
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The issue of comfort women and Koreans forced to work in wartime factories and coal mines remains incendiary more than seven decades after the war.
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It's stuffed with plenty of old-fashioned rippers, songs like "Kafe Mania!" and single "Plastic Thrills" built around incendiary riffs and oozing glam-punk swagger.
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Police say Willem Van Spronsen, 69, was armed with a rifle and incendiary devices when he attacked the Northwest Detention Center before dawn on Saturday.
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And, from a purely political perspective, Trump's burn-all-the-bridges approach to politics -- with Twitter as his preferred incendiary device -- makes little sense either.
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At the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth, newspapers run by William Randolph Hearst were notorious for their incendiary content.
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Two Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) officials are departing the agency after being forced out following incendiary social media posts, Politico reported Friday.
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As President Donald Trump continues to target a group of Democratic congresswomen in a series of incendiary attacks, arguments are raging about the president's motivation.
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Even those congressmen, whose loyalty to Trump is unquestioned, might not quite match Bannon's zest for defending the president even at this most incendiary moments.
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Two Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) officials are departing the agency after being forced out following incendiary social media posts, Politico reported Friday.
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" On Monday, Merkley's spokeswoman Martina McLennan told CNN that the senator is disturbed by Grenell's "significant history of making misogynistic and other incendiary statements online.
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And finally with Trump, we find ourselves living in a state of siege entirely framed by her incendiary rhetoric: MANIPULATION IS NOT LIMITED TO PEOPLE.
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Incendiary politics is Marine Le Pen's territory; Mr. Sarkozy's plan, obviously, is to siphon off as many votes as he can from her National Front.
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He has heightened his incendiary comments in recent days, striking notes of nationalism as he continues to call for drastic changes to the immigration system.
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Clovis' decision to step aside followed weeks of reports about incendiary comments he had previously made that had not disqualified him from the administration post.
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He is likely the single biggest donor to the alt-right, supplying millions of dollars to Breitbart, the incendiary Web site run by Steve Bannon .
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The Ruptured Duck, encountering sporadic antiaircraft fire that missed its mark, dropped four bombs over Tokyo, including an incendiary device that struck a steel mill.
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They argue that had a figure popular in conservative circles made similar incendiary remarks, progressive leaders would be calling for them to be held accountable.
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Khashoggi spent the past year as a columnist for the Washington Post, where he regularly published incendiary articles critical of Saudi Arabia and its leadership.
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It invaded Iraq in 2003 with mechanized columns protected by an overpowering rollout of fire support, including airstrikes, cruise missiles, incendiary bombs and cluster submunitions.
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And Republican officials are putting up with the sort of incendiary candidacy that a party more devoted to nurturing a tolerant image might have rejected.
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Denis Johnson seems to be the abiding spirit of the novel, which achieves the incendiary strangeness of his prose if not the same supreme illumination.
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Critics say the freewheeling community forums website is a cesspool of hate speech and pornography, where anonymous trolls can make incendiary comments without facing consequences.
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Not only didn't it live up to the hashtag hype, but many of its most incendiary claims were still shrouded in classified documents or reports.
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For one thing, these self-described independents do not side with mainstream Democrats on the kinds of incendiary issues that President Trump loves to promote.
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Mr. Trump outlined a hard-line immigration proposal that had little chance of passing, but refocused attention on the most incendiary issue of his presidency.
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I will have to ask him about The Times's first bombshell report about Harvey Weinstein, just published, and Hollywood's guilty silence on the incendiary subject.
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It's heartening that the White House sent a diplomat to the meetings, rather than a C.I.A. officer, which would have been a more incendiary signal.
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In Silicon Valley, Facebook, YouTube and, as of Thursday, Twitter, under pressure to better curb hate speech and incendiary misinformation, have largely cut him off.
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During the candidates' last debate, Mr. DeSantis angrily rejected a question about his ties to a conservative author, David Horowitz, who has made incendiary statements.
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Police believe Chan's assailant left a backpack holding an incendiary device and items that could be used for an abduction beneath the car, authorities said.
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Posing as fans of pop stars and national heroes, hundreds of military officers flooded Facebook pages with incendiary comments that targeted the country's Rohingya Muslims.
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Mr. Loeb, a hedge fund giant and political megadonor, quickly deleted and disavowed the incendiary comment after it became public, but the damage was done.
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And it's an especially incendiary part of the debate, as New York Times tech writer Taylor Lorenz learned when she went to bat for dubbing.
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It isn't even worthwhile citing the deficiencies in media coverage, the lack of perspective, the focus on the incendiary or the absence of responsible journalism.
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The latest charge is particularly incendiary: Lawyers and investigators funded in part by Mr. Bacon claim that Mr. Nygard raped teenage girls in the Bahamas.
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Perhaps it arose from press coverage of Ms. Daniels's incendiary claims and from the bumbling and inconsistent public responses of Mr. Cohen and President Trump.
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" Even at its most painful, the Band's story captures something golden, incendiary and wistfully beautiful — "so beautiful," Robertson reflects, "that it went up in flames.
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He rejected that out of hand and even dismissed less incendiary suggestions to establish a commission to examine the Bush administration's response to the Sept.
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Some Trump critics say he stoked the enmity with his incendiary campaign rhetoric, including vows to ban Muslim visitors and deport millions of undocumented immigrants.
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Facebook's decision not to require fact-checking for political candidates' advertising in 2020 has flung open the door for false, manipulated, extreme and incendiary statements.
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"The only hypothesis that could not be eliminated is incendiary," ATF agent Robert Elder told reporters Wednesday in West, according to the Waco Tribune-Herald.
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Malloy was described by Deutsch as an "incendiary critic" of Sanders and one who unfairly blamed loopholes in gun control laws on the Vermont senator.
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That transformation began even before the event opened, when Mr. Schlapp asked Milo Yiannopoulos, Breitbart's most incendiary attention-seeker, to take a prime speaking slot.
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That December, after a campaign in which he made several incendiary anti-Muslim speeches, he led the B.J.P. to a huge electoral victory in Gujarat.
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"Congregants once gathered here to debate incendiary ideas originating in Paris, the holy city for the positivists," said Christiane Souza, 48, the church's heritage director.
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He retains a close-to-incendiary bitterness over of the attempts to muddy his war record, led by partisans without direct knowledge of his actions.
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"To the Hispanic community, I get it why you don't like us," Graham said on Wednesday about Trump's incendiary comments and proposals regarding Mexican immigrants.
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Israel has lost tracts of farmland and forests to fires set by kites and helium balloons laden with incendiary material and flown over from Gaza.
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The president has a long history of incendiary comments toward immigrants and has made restricting immigration, both legal and illegal, a central part of his administration.
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This reaction was mainly due to an incendiary response given by Amazon VP of Public Policy Brian Huseman, who was representing the company at the hearing.
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Yet even as Trump sought to play down his hyper-incendiary tone, he still held fast to several of his most well-worn, and false, claims.
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Facebook's WhatsApp messaging service has been under fire from the Indian government over several mob beatings and deaths triggered by false, incendiary messages circulated on it.
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Honestly the YA genre in general can be oversaturated, especially right now, and it can also be an incendiary place to host this kind of discussion.
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With "Avatars Against Trump," members of massive multiplayer online communities are coming together to express their frustrations and solidarity about the new presidential administration's incendiary policies.
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Adding to that, the desire to believe every incendiary thing about our president has evolved into a comforting dopamine rush, even when it's based on nothing.
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In the post, he wonders how to make his girlfriend, with whom he has a tense and sometimes incendiary relationship, realize that he cares about her.
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More incendiary rhetoric from President Trump, more deadly threats from the North Korean supreme leader, and the prospect of nuclear war still there for us all.
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The controversy comes after the Plain View Project reported that police officers across the US had made thousands of incendiary posts on Facebook, sparking several investigations.
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A meticulously reported story set in a declining rural Virginia county, Monica Hesse's true crime is incendiary both in its subject matter and its suspenseful telling.
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" And when asked if he was worried that some supporters might take his incendiary message too far, Trump responded, "It's my only form of fighting back.
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Mandiberg said he left the meeting shortly after the protestors, disillusioned and frustrated by his first exposure to the complicated and incendiary situation in Boyle Heights.
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Enough people do that on Facebook to help drive some of the most incendiary and hyperbolic stories to the top of Trending and our "news" feeds.
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NBC has now fired off its answer, saying when someone does something as incendiary as Gallagher did, they assume the risk someone will come after them.
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The film is a newspaper drama that chronicles the Washington Post's 1971 effort to publish the incendiary Pentagon Papers over the objections of the US government.
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The nuclear ICBM is the incendiary game-changer that explains why the US has gone to deliberate lengths to confront North Korea since Trump took office.
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The Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect appeared to have left behind a trail of incendiary posts on Gab, the social media platform preferred by the far right.
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The incendiary Latin funk of "Oye Como Va" showcases the band's virtuosity, and allays any fears that the show would merely coast on Starr's storied past.
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In comments that were significantly more incendiary than any made by US presidents in the past, Trump had appeared to threaten nuclear war with North Korea.
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Imagery accelerates and magnifies user engagement; it also encourages users to take and spread screencaps of incendiary private discussions and inflammatory discussions from other social networks.
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There is no good that can come out of President Trump holding one of his typically incendiary rallies so soon after the tragic events in Virginia.
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Meanwhile, President Trump still gets to tweet with impunity despite what many see as incendiary messages, particularly coming from the theoretical leader of the free world.
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YouTube didn't listen to internal concerns about the spread of "false, incendiary and toxic content" on the video platform, according to a new report in Bloomberg.
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Tillerson has sought to keep open a channel of communication with North Korea amid a nuclear showdown exacerbated by Pyongyang's missile launches and Trump's incendiary rhetoric.
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Mr. Trump starts the general election campaign with a still-unfurling roll of incendiary proposals and provocations that are the stuff of dreams for opposition researchers.
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Bennett argued that it was virtually impossible to ignore a controversy when an erstwhile senior aide was making a series of incendiary accusations against the president.
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But to win over more black voters Trump must contend with larger questions about his rhetoric, which has regularly been criticized as incendiary or outright racist.
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An interview from a talk show in 2015 has resurfaced in Japanese media, and quotes her voicing incendiary opinions on policies toward LGBT students in schools.
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While each year finds some new twist, often nuanced, sometimes incendiary, the argument has been running long enough that the world has begun to move on.
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"It seems that every time I say that I'm concerned about incendiary comments, more continue to flow," added Dent, co-chair of the centrist Tuesday Group.
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Earlier Monday, the IDF said its warplanes had struck two Hamas positions, from where it said militants were launching arson attacks on Israel using incendiary balloons.
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His incendiary viral ad may help Trump win the nomination, but when it comes to life after the convention, it puts him in an impossible spot.
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On Monday, Roque suggested that Duterte's claims that a priest molested him as a high schooler could be motivation for his incendiary remarks, CNN Philippines reported.
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Jay Brown, a spokesman for the Human Rights Campaign, said the L.G.B.T. advocacy group was appalled by the incendiary comments of Mr. Jimenez and other pastors.
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Trump also tweeted more incendiary language toward the Palestinians, further provoking them after stunning the world by declaring Jerusalem as the capital of Israel in December.
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Unlike chemical weapons, incendiary weapons are not entirely banned, but an international agreement signed by 113 nations forbids their use on areas with concentrations of civilians.
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