A double album that captures all the essential Drake modes: indignation, flirtation, celebration and more indignation.
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" — Frank Luntz, Republican consultant and pollster "No one shows indignation better than Bernie Sanders, at a time in the nation's history when indignation is appropriate.
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" For teachers, he said, "you can imagine the indignation.
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The funding was restored, but the collective indignation crackled on.
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On the other hand, Madonna's indignation is a little puzzling.
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IndigNATION collects Carrey's political cartoons from the past two years.
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In rural France, few recent policies have prompted such indignation.
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Yet now he is in power his indignation has waned.
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Aura Noire is an album that exudes indignation and aggression.
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What's all this righteous indignation and smearing bought Hillary Clinton?
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Central to Trump's indignation and accusations is the "dishonest" media.
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The waIls of righteous indignation I had built fell apart.
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But I pressed ahead, my voice filled with righteous indignation.
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Many others do not, and instead react with furious indignation.
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The attitude has to be one of defiance and indignation.
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The same Republicans who have expressed righteous indignation over Rep.
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The TL is dripping with sweat and blood and indignation.
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Such ratings "tend to intimidate expressions of indignation," Hope said.
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"Grow a sense of humor, it feels better than indignation."
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Cut the dramatics, please" and "Spare us the false indignation.
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Democrats, meanwhile, reacted with indignation to the president's latest pronouncements.
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She grew hoarse in her indignation and choked slightly— hlook!
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Her partial expression refuses guilt or indignation over her task.
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In the time of #MeToo, their indignation is long overdue.
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In the time of #MeToo, their indignation is long overdue.
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In the meantime social media buzzed with indignation, and ridicule.
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It noted that Trump's comments had immediately sparked "controversy and indignation".
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Corruption, which is again widespread across the world, also creates indignation.
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Indignation at having been ignored was directed towards other institutions, too.
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Nothing unleashes righteous indignation in otherwise pleasant people more than coffee.
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That Trumpian indignation was not shared by Israeli dignitaries at Nevatim.
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She recounts the night with terror but also arrestingly ugly indignation.
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Underpinning her appearance were anger and controlled (but not covered) indignation.
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"He was full of righteous indignation," the source said of Trump.
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For the moment, however, it just seems to be generating indignation.
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It simply imposes structure on debate where otherwise indignation would rule.
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The supplements at Per Se can cause indignation, among other emotions.
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Despite Betty's righteous indignation and Jughead's desire, FP remains in jail.
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At best, I had "Grrr," an expression of nauseatingly adorable indignation.
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His death left the city of Salvador in mourning and indignation.
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Both sides walked away from impeachment with similar levels of indignation.
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He's propped up by righteous indignation up on the hospital bed.
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Indignation can be a motivator to run but not to govern.
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I repeated the word in my head, trying to approximate indignation.
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Antagonism, indignation, anger — these qualities don't diminish democracy or impede progress.
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The outrage and indignation, of course, are what makes it work.
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O'Malley's self-abasement was matched by the indignation of his accusers.
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Their indignation at being robbed of their financial dignity is wholly justifiable.
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These regressive behaviors have already triggered strong indignation of the Chinese people.
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My clients deflect feelings of shame by embracing blame, contempt, and indignation.
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Gay and lesbian celebrities and clergy from liberal Christian groups voiced indignation.
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Some of those fans have taken to Twitter to express their indignation.
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Police jailed him for three months, despite public indignation (soon censored online).
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"I also play things," she deadpans, lowering her eyebrows in bemused indignation.
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In the end, their moral indignation with racism is thin at best.
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Russia's response to its suspended disqualification, meanwhile, has been one of indignation.
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To his great surprise and indignation, his army immediately went on strike.
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This helps explain why pain and indignation are sweeping through prosperous countries.
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La digna rabia, as we say in Spanish, to refer to indignation.
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He did with a forceful denial notable for its passion and indignation.
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This was philosophy and sociology; it sounded like righteous indignation and protest.
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"Indignation has rarely sounded so joyful," Elisabeth Vincentelli wrote in The Times.
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" Elle se souvient lui avoir demandé avec indignation : " Mais qui êtes-vous?
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Indignation is often deserved and always makes for a great media strategy.
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The consistency in their explanations was mostly in the subtext of indignation.
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Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed "indignation and regret" at Panama's decision.
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During that time, his frequent statements reeked of sanctimony and righteous indignation.
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There was "indignation and incredulity" expressed by the members of the Court.
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Even if Keith's music was good, Seb's indignation would drown it out.
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The 21-21987 finish has drawn mass indignation about the Sooners' bid.
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Insults and indignation were served up Thursday in the House Judiciary Committee.
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The endorsements cause indignation among those who are most vigorously opposed Trump.
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Wokeness produces a righteous indignation that can definitely win a Twitter beef.
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Within hours of the news conference, the internet was fuming with indignation.
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When it comes to balancing poise and indignation, women politicians can't win.
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"My friends, it is outrageous," she said, raising her voice in righteous indignation.
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INGRAHAM: Newt, Newt, the hypocrisy and the selective moral indignation is beyond stunning.
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Perhaps it is significant that the Grenfell Tower fire has provoked great indignation.
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His entire internal life is a hamster wheel of fear and righteous indignation.
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But it was her perceived excuse for his actions that spurred public indignation.
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Please consider the following before you slide into my mentions with your indignation.
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During the campaign, the opposition Labor party tried to stir indignation about immigration.
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In the book, we describe 19th-century "indignation meetings," which were remarkably widespread.
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After a prayer, the presidential candidate delivers a fiery speech, full of indignation.
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But China is a world leader in this specialised form of righteous indignation.
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The selective indignation about these 'so-called football fans' can truly frustrate me.
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More than 600 readers weighed in, with responses ranging from compassion to indignation.
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The absurd unfairness of this outcome lights a spark of indignation in Greer.
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Initial reactions on social media were a mix of amusement, surprise and indignation.
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Others have come at Mr. Trump with indignation, righteousness and appeals to decency.
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Her voice swelled with indignation that anyone would blame the workers at Wilson.
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I nevertheless find the surge of indignation now building in America hugely encouraging.
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It was only after seeing her indignation that her GP took another look.
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There's indignation here, but also, as with Monkman's work, a sense of playfulness.
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As Coutinho — 26 that day — reacted in mock indignation, Neymar buckled with laughter.
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At France's Liberation a wave of indignation shut them all down, in 1946.
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From some corners of the city, the post from Mr. Trump brought indignation.
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" And "that is why we have to rise up in a holy indignation.
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Yes. The Cuban government's first response to President Trump's speech displayed expected indignation.
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It is only natural to respond to his every provocation with righteous indignation.
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" He called on the citizenry to punish the offending press with "public indignation.
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But that indignation eluded him when he was running for president in 2016.
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I bristled, I stiffened, I ballooned to twice my natural size with indignation.
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Bill Pascrell of New Jersey voiced his indignation at security protocols at the facility.
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The book on Eichmann is wonderful just for its sense of narrative and indignation.
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Louise in the adult version, too pent up with righteous indignation of her own,
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The Weibo posts frequently include images of women holding signs with messages of indignation.
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BRANDON DUNCANSan Francisco On behalf of righteous cephalopods everywhere, I must express my indignation.
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Better to lose on scorecards and conjure indignation and conspiracy than to back down.
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The nationality-stripping proposal has stirred indignation above all because of its symbolic nature.
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England beat Germany comfortably, but there was indignation in sections of the British press.
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The Iranian government expressed indignation, and protesters in Tehran attacked the Saudi Arabian Embassy.
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The politicians' complaints seem to have backfired, provoking indignation on the ECB's governing council.
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Many of Clinton's detractors on the left met these observations with howls of indignation.
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AMERICAN PASTORAL It's been a good year so far for Philip Roth dramas ("Indignation").
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Fallingwater was built out of hand-hewn sandstone, glass, concrete, steel — and smoldering indignation.
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This indignation and strong dose of "I told you so" is to be expected.
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Predictably, the press exploded in righteous indignation to Trump's thought about ending daily briefings.
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"It is with great incredulity and indignation that we received ... this judgment," he said.
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President Trump and congressional Republicans fan the flames of controversy by expressing righteous indignation.
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While Maspeth burns with indignation, the larger city has a problem on its hands.
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That fact heightened the indignation of the protesters when the police began teargassing them.
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Trump, to whom moral indignation — indeed morality itself — is a stranger, does not care.
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Israel's bad decision to forcibly deport African migrants has stirred additional, and warranted, indignation.
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Russian social media reaction to the scandal was a mix of indignation and humor.
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Wall Street responded with righteous indignation, which suggests she may have hit a nerve.
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In tones of high indignation, they carry on about weather conditions and wardrobe demands.
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She paid no heed whatsoever & persisted in cultivating associations which have caused widespread indignation.
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Every nerve in my body turns to the old rage, the white-hot indignation.
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Today many are outraged, but the key is turning that indignation into action tomorrow.
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Lawyers for Princess Hassa expressed "indignation" at the verdict and said they would appeal.
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I believe he's your candidate, because he has the same righteous indignation you have.
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Had she been just a daughter, her indignation would have been easier to accept.
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But now it's about displaying indignation about things that other people are doing wrong.
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Federal employees, she said, are "sharing their heartache" with one another — and their indignation.
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He looks like he's having fun, while his opponents appear humorless in their indignation.
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They make everyone feel comfortable — in their indignation, in their suspicion, in their hostility.
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The Western internet is not overloaded with indignation about the country's malpractice, genuine or imagined.
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It was from Andrew Breitbart's book, Righteous Indignation: Excuse Me While I Save the World!
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She reacts with the proper level of indignation and throws Cash out of her room.
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For a moment during the protests, I felt this energy of indignation, frustration, and anger.
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Now that I think about it, that is my first memory of a righteous indignation.
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One historian estimates there was one indignation meeting every five days in 19th-century America.
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Munoz's now infamous use of the term 're-accommodate' led to widespread mockery and indignation.
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If Gawker was writing about it, the assumption was, its indignation was by definition righteous.
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Also as expected, righteous indignation poured forth from environmental groups, Democratic politicians and international leaders.
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Valerie knew, though, that her parade of competence and righteous indignation was a lie, really.
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This week I left the arena here each night burning with indignation at Mike Pence.
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"It is with great incredulity and indignation that we received ... this judgment," Emmanuel Moyne said.
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The second factor obscured by the cloud of indignation concerns cultural, rather than literal, capital.
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Beijing has repeatedly voiced its indignation over the charges against Meng, who denies any wrongdoing.
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Unfortunately all the righteous indignation in the world won't help when you're outnumbered and outgunned.
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"But know this is both strike one and strike two," he says, boiling with indignation.
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Their delivery is more than comedic ... you hear indignation and even anger in their voices.
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But caceroladas are not meant to be aesthetic experiences; they are expressions of popular indignation.
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If Comey didn't react with indignation and anger, how bad could the conduct have been?
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Seriously, spare your friends and family the self-righteous indignation and enjoy your meal — together!
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When Trump feels what he believes is a righteous indignation, his default position is hatred.
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New Yorkers first responded with indignation, asserting that a good bagel should never be toasted.
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And even the highly nationalistic Global Times tabloid stopped pushing populist indignation over the tweet.
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City Hall responded to the contention that it had not given enough money with indignation.
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Is it seen as the righteous indignation of a man who has been wrongly accused?
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That is the case with James Schamus's "Indignation," and, in particular, with one volatile exchange.
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It is a subject that would seem to lend itself to sensationalism and horrified indignation.
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Ms. Wallace will raise her voice in reaction to clips, and doesn't withhold her indignation.
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It's a horrendous situation that has provoked indignation in the US and across the world.
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The Japanese government fully co-operates with the UN's special rapporteurs ("Bristling with indignation", June 10th).
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The speakers elicited gasps of wonder, un-self-conscious giggles, or heavy sighs of righteous indignation.
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Indignation so great as to overgrow party interest may secure a conviction; but nothing else can.
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But they have sparked fires that have damaged agriculture, killed wildlife and whipped up considerable indignation.
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"The terms to describe this situation are well-known: pain, shame, anger, indignation, tension," he said.
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Despite the tragedy at Hogar Seguro, she fears that "the indignation hasn't yet reached that level".
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There's no doubt it was a pointed moment, but the Republican indignation has been comically outsized.
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The event, with its suggestion of pagan worship, set off a social-media firestorm of indignation.
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The indignation, the self-critique, the perseverance — they could have come from any of West's albums.
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Marie and the Nuns Only Marie could summon righteous indignation in a confrontation with two nuns.
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They were not about to let their indignation get in the way of a good selfie.
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Better still, the KMT is in too much disarray to take advantage of all the indignation.
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For all her indignation, only Peña's last two wins—both decisions—have been over recognizable names.
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The indignation stems from Bannon having previously presided over "white ethno-nationalist propaganda mill", Breitbart News.
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There's almost a certain amount of gleeful indignation at this latest affront from some Yiannopoulos supporters.
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"Jealousy gnawed her vitals, affront inflamed her proper pride, ingratitude aroused her moral indignation," Winston wrote.
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But any suggestion that the American aid spigot might be closed a bit has prompted indignation.
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The protests, coupled with indignation on social media, prompted city officials to postpone the plan indefinitely.
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Yet the New York senator refused to alter his course, making his case with angry indignation.
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"Just the Funny Parts" is a record of her scramble, retrofitted with post-"Lean In" indignation.
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"The dismissal of Mr. Fajt is met with great indignation by his colleagues worldwide," it added.
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But by this point in the film, it's hard not to relate to her righteous indignation.
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It's more commonly seen as to be "in a huff," like a warm cocoon of indignation.
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Millions of Americans see this travesty for what it is and share my disgust and indignation.
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We join with the people of Puerto Rico in their indignation and outcry for better governance.
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But it was Warren who shone in her clear, authentic indignation at the New York plutocrat.
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Naturally, I am insulted by this, but out of pride I don't let my indignation show.
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The exchange was among several moments of indignation and incredulity during the argument in Maslenjak v.
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"I try to shift my indignation to something I can do something about," Dr. Gunter said.
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Consumed by grief and indignation, Mr. Gray and his team completely overhauled plans for the show.
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In some cases, the police tactics have prompted indignation from those they are designed to help.
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Germany's video pleads its case — and expresses indignation that the Netherlands beat it to the idea.
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There is also growing indignation about a perceived lack of concern from London about Northern Ireland.
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Perhaps they're voicing their indignation at an aspect of progressive or diverse culture they don't understand.
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It's a work of journalism and of imagination, of history and portraiture, of indignation and melancholy.
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But the outrage and indignation that an executive like Sandberg displays, though likely genuine, also feels superficial.
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But Trump&aposs doing none of that so the selective indignation on the left is truly hilarious.
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Her facial expression turned from disbelief to indignation to excitement to acceptance in less than a minute.
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Trudeau crossed the aisle, pushed aside one member and unintentionally jostled another, provoking an explosion of indignation.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — In the past week Chile has been gripped by a wave of fury and indignation.
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But it is also a reason for indignation at what is called an American policy of containment.
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His moral indignation at robot fucking seems increasingly justified as Dolores, in particular, becomes much more human.
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This post came as protests against the relocation turned deadly in Gaza — evoking indignation on social media.
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Sanders is the candidate of red-faced moral indignation, with a blustering, bulgy-eyed intolerance for hypocrisy.
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As the press howled with indignation over his supposed tax dodges, other politicians released their own data.
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In person Mr Sparks was direct to the point of bluntness, his eyes readily bulging with indignation.
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The army chief's call for moderation was met with cries of indignation from members of the coalition.
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But even more irrational would be a belief that our righteous indignation will change President Trump's mind.
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He is full of shame, indignation, and self-loathing—all the cold comfort of the recently rejected.
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Pyongyang's sudden indignation at this week's US-South Korea exercises, known as "Max Thunder," is a sham.
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" Northern California erupted with an indignation that Mr. Chang called, in a subsequent interview, "just retardedly stupid.
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Our sexuality, always expressed as something animalistic and promiscuous, is often still the subject of public indignation.
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That's the thing that's most surprising: the wave of public indignation about the treatment of these people.
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His comments unleashed fury and indignation across Indian social media -- as well as complaints from back home.
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That gives you almost a full month build your indignation for the moment that envelope is opened.
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It has not lost any of its capacity to shock and enlighten and surprise and create indignation.
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Once the robbery makes the news, it sparks public outrage and indignation, not least from Juan's father.
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Mr. Sánchez is nonetheless betting that his push for higher wages will address indignation over income inequality.
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More indignation, it stingingly seems to many protestors, than that which the public generally shows about femicide.
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He lashes out in self-righteous indignation and blames everyone else for what he is accused of.
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Lauv sounds lonely and a little lost in his heartbreak, while BTS arrives with indignation and finesse.
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She expressed indignation at the idea that Judge Kavanaugh's credibility could be questioned but not Dr. Blasey's.
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Mussolini again had his passport impounded, and again worldwide indignation forced the Duce to change his mind.
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I'm sure the look on my face betrayed the mix of indignation and astonishment I was feeling.
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He is unmoved by the indignation, the denunciations, the many enemies his contemptuous, bullying behavior has made.
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"Noted was the feeling of indignation as being high and nothing useful to say," read the minutes.
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It was McKim's hope that these stories would excite our admiration, reverence, and indignation, and they do.
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He drew indignation two weeks ago when he responded to growing unrest from the fans with indifference.
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But it was still recognized as a thorough and important survey of feminist activism, even earning a snitty writeup from the New York Times, accusing it of "an attitude of self‐righteous indignation"—what kind of indignation would be acceptable goes unsaid —and "an overindulgence in paranoia," which, ditto.
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But for all the righteous indignation, Rock's Oscars showed very little sensitivity towards people of other ethnic backgrounds.
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Black leaders express 'profound indignation' over Dem leaders' failure to 'protect' Maxine Waters 'How did he get elected?
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Campaigners say they are ready to escalate, spurred by righteous indignation about the world they stand to inherit.
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"Fashion influencers are primed for righteous indignation," said vice president of journalism school The Poynter Institute Kelly McBride.
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The members gathered at the base of a spiral staircase, full of indignation, to hold a news conference.
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Rhetorically, as on executive pay, Mrs May might appear to be doing something in response to public indignation.
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Mr Erdogan's attempts to extract concessions from Europe by threatening to flood it with refugees have fuelled indignation.
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What started as confusion has now turned to pure joy and indignation that they dare be so cute!
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Anger in such a situation isn't necessarily problematic; righteous indignation has always been a part of progressive struggles.
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"The surprise and the indignation is misplaced, and it's not effective," Tur said on the latest Recode Decode.
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There was indignation and accusations that the tweet was sexist, a misfire in the pursuit of youthful appeal.
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INDIGNATION Ohio, 1951: A nice Jewish boy from the East Coast enrolls at a small liberal arts college.
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Their decision to change tactics and flash violent indignation was a page torn directly from the Trump playbook.
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On the contrary, inquiries about high-level consequences were met with indignation at company headquarters in Wolfsburg, Germany.
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Her arrest set off indignation in China, and the government summoned the American ambassador, Terry Branstad, to complain.
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With help from her backing trio, Scope, words of indignation and warning come wrapped in a hazy indeterminacy.
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Your anger or indignation or gleeful schadenfreude is only one drop in a great countrywide wave of it.
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It is also a pleasure to see a Desdemona so full of verve and increasing, chin-raising indignation.
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Indignation ran high when another bomb killed a young sister and brother who were playing on the street.
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Best of all, the fury and indignation they inspire are very nearly as entertaining as their memorable content.
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Erik Wemple of The Washington Post and Jack Shafer of Politico both wrote rebukes of the Times's indignation.
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The episode also has raised indignation across political classes in a country that traditionally respects politicians' private lives.
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The unlikely duo wielded the same combination of indignation and inquisition that framed their argument about sexual harassment.
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For its part, "Bombshell" tells a crucial chapter of that larger tale with coolheaded style and heated indignation.
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But by Thursday morning he was full of indignation over the investigation and the rising drumbeat of impeachment talk.
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Every time a new compromise comes to light, indignation briefly flares up in the press and on social media.
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That sense of indignation is called naive realism: the feeling that our perception of the world is the truth.
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Likewise, Project Lakhta members allegedly strategized over how best to package articles in a way that stoked partisans' indignation.
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The indignation was at its most virulent in Catalonia, one of Spain's richest regions, where nationalist parties embraced separatism.
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It's easy to fall down the rabbit hole of social media indignation — and it is definitely not always righteous.
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The fact that Jamie apparently has ANOTHER WIFE (WHO IS SHE????) makes his indignation about Frank even more hypocritical.
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As members of the main opposition party, the Social Democratic Front, marched past the president they showed their indignation.
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Raymond Aron, a French philosopher, thought that modern society was "to be observed without transports of enthusiasm or indignation".
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Not only does Mr. Barney understand the indignation about profiting off public funds, in one sense, he shares it.
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"We feel strong indignation at this inhumane, despicable act of terrorism, which has claimed many lives," he told reporters.
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Trump, Figueroa once told me, "makes us more Latino": His threats and insults provoke a unifying sense of indignation.
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"Yesterday Puerto Rico showed its caliber with its indignation and its strength," she wrote in Spanish in a tweet.
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Kuttner's indignation about its fall from grace is more straightforward than the course of events that led to it.
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The old rules no longer apply, and no quantity of indignation on behalf of the Europeans will reconstitute them.
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As I reached high school, my fear of how others would react to my religious identity morphed into indignation.
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By the numbers: Trump's metrics for his long-nursed indignation over trade imbalances are factories closed and jobs lost.
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"Indignation" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for sexual content and some strong language.
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The Times described Mr. Bruce in 1959 as "a four-button mongoose" imbued with a streak of moral indignation.
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"His responses to international events are so chaotic, stupid, uninformed," Larry adds, increasing in indignation with each new adjective.
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The documentary elicits some viewer indignation on her behalf, but overall, it's not a very inspired piece of work.
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Word of the Day : a feeling of righteous anger _________ The word indignation has appeared in 108 articles on nytimes.
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He gave those tapes to a German documentary journalist named Hajo Seppelt whose report triggered a wave of indignation.
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So when I first confirmed my students' concerns, I was engulfed by a feeling of righteous indignation, even anger.
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"As of now, the Wuhan police has not even offered any apology," Chen said, his voice raised with indignation.
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Stuff your self righteous indignation and tear down that wall around the Vatican before you start your virtue signaling.
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Her struggle is to project an image of sociability, compliance and quiet competence over her barely concealed seething indignation.
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" His editors, taking note of the word "rage," encouraged him not to appear angry, so he instead registered "indignation.
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"I'm not just doing this work because I'm in college," Carey tells me, with a slight edge of indignation.
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He said the widespread indignation over Jussie walking free was the only time he agreed with Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
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That triggered indignation at the thought that NASA did not have a supply of sizes suitable for women on board.
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But then in July 22009, public indignation exploded as British feminists began receiving a flood of rape threats on Twitter.
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Cusack's deserving male ego turns into Kravitz's feminist indignation, and the updated universe vibrates with the boldness of that choice.
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There is much indignation, much rage, about this rubbish, but nobody seems very interested in talking about who produces it.
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In February, the filmmaker took to Twitter to express indignation that the movie was taking so long to reach theaters.
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In Ireland as elsewhere, efforts by bishops to cover all this up provoke as much indignation as the actual misdeeds.
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President-elect Trump's tweeting isn't either of those things, and we'd all do better to focus our time indignation elsewhere.
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As details continued to emerge Tuesday, the outrage towards police was accompanied by a slew of tweets questioning the indignation.
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The Jewish human rights group expressed "shock and indignation at several actions taken and comments made" by minister Zlatko Hasanbegovic.
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Both sides carry and carefully guard the kind of sustained righteous indignation that comes with certainty of the religious kind.
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He called Mr. Lindsay at his campaign headquarters and demanded with mock indignation: "You want me to run this town?"
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And what about people who are neither Mexican nor immigrants and who feel indignation at the treatment of Mexican immigrants?
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And when I witnessed new nativist rumblings in the country I felt a fresh sense of engagement, and of indignation.
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But those sole apologetic notes did not raise the tone of profound indignation Nix struck throughout almost the entire session.
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Murder invites righteous indignation in those left behind; cancer, noble sorrow; death at old age, feelings of gratitude and accomplishment.
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"Filled with righteous indignation and moral outrage," Abdur-Rashid replies when asked how he felt upon learning about the brief.
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"The Big Short" managed to mix a dollop of indignation into its comic-thriller treatment of the 2008 financial meltdown.
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But despite its faults, "Indignation" is easily the best film made of a Roth novel, which is saying a lot.
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Venezuela's Parliament, which is run by Mr. Maduro's opponents, but which he has rendered largely powerless, reacted with rightful indignation.
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The author of two other novels, Altschul has also written about U.S. politics, with a righteous indignation not unlike Leo's.
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Just as we get prepared to settle into certain satisfying grooves of indignation, her version of motherhood thwarts our judgment.
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In Mary's case, his suggestion that perhaps it's time she strike out on her own is greeted with explosive indignation.
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Her comments were meant to evoke the Holocaust, and to call forth our indignation at our government's mistreatment of refugees.
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But prudent reconfiguration can get drowned out by dramatic overreactions — not that politicians ever feign indignation to gain political advantages.
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What seemed to the left like a tantrum over thwarted entitlement was, to the right, a moving display of indignation.
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"Any journalist who has ever been polite to Henry Kissinger, you know, fuck that person," he said, his indignation rising.
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Protests and righteous indignation on social media and in Hollywood may seem to liberals to be about policy and persuasion.
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She handed it back to me in confused indignation, saying there was no chip, magnetic strip, or credit card number.
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But so far, this firestorm of public indignation has not been enough to rally Congress to swift and decisive action.
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Wu Qian, Chinese Ministry of Defense spokesman, said they had expressed their "strong indignation and firm opposition" to the Pentagon.
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They jettison a host of scientific data because it is inconvenient to their narrative of doom, gloom and righteous indignation.
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"He hung up without answering," Conner tells the reader; the gesture is meant to be read as furtiveness, not indignation.
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It's gripping and disturbing and filled with righteous indignation—a witty, viral manifesto written through a character on the brink.
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Eating is no longer just eating but the act of attempting to keep something in a stomach unsettled by indignation.
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The media's righteous indignation at Trump's attack on the press only feeds Trump and his supporters' claim of a biased press.
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I feel their pain, their indignation, and seeing their comments pop up in my news feed always gives me a smile.
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"I have brought you here today because it is necessary to publicly show our indignation over these regrettable events," he said.
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Outrage and indignation over the PCA's ruling were the order of the day on Weibo, China's Twitter-like social media platform.
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Still, it is a wrinkle of the human condition that hypocrisy and sincere indignation can co-exist in the same breast.
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The promo, which you can watch below, definitely shows Mary grabbing Spencer with a look of cold indignation in her eyes.
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"He has a righteous indignation, the same fire in the belly that I have," Turner said in an interview with CNN.
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"I'm always amused that Republicans feign indignation when they hear the word s--- out of Tom Perez," he told the Post.
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A highly dubious red card shown to Messi in the third-place playoff against Chile only deepened their sense of indignation.
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In 2016, the two presidential campaigns that became movements, Donald Trump's and Bernie Sanders's, both rallied popular indignation against elite control.
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Please don't let there be hearings in which members of Congress who voted for the TCJA feign indignation — just fix it.
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But Chinese officials say they have rejected the summons and have instead summoned Britain's ambassador to Beijing to express China's indignation.
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The film's indignation is clearly fuelled by the rancor that has persisted into the epoch of Trump, but there's a hitch.
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But when suddenly presented with a known face from the Icelandic media, Gunnlaugsson becomes dismissive, curt, and full of righteous indignation.
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But despite his indignation, he was afraid to speak openly about his personal experience or to have anyone else do so.
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There seem to be, as expressed in the narratives, two sentiments, by which the living continue to memorialize: indignation and resignation.
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And the more indiscriminately indignation is indulged, the less attention it will command on these occasions when it is truly needed.
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He relinquished his duties but did not resign immediately, spurring indignation among politicians and ordinary Australians, Catholic and non-Catholic alike.
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Gone Girl gets this and, by using it as a narrative device, lets audiences revisit the moral indignation the crisis sparked.
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We greet tragedies like the school shooting in Florida with shock, sadness, mourning and grief that turns into indignation and rage.
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When Mr. Durbin a few hours later challenged Judge Kavanaugh to call for an F.B.I. investigation, the nominee erupted in indignation.
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Soon, though, it becomes clear that Mr. Perry has chosen Stephanie's occupation as a way to gin up indignation and conflict.
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A good place to begin is with Andrew Breitbart, whose foundational philosophy is pretty thoroughly detailed in his autobiography, ''Righteous Indignation.
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I only knew that I was expected to loathe both, and I did—loudly, at any opportunity, and with righteous indignation.
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I cannot suppress indignation at such moves of the U.S., and harbor doubt about the U.S. sincerity for improved DPRK-U.
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So that there's a kind of righteous indignation he can perform because it's not his fault that trans jokes didn't joke.
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The only time Roberts showed some moral indignation came when he chastised senators for using harsh language within the Senate chamber.
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Here's why: great performances, especially Raúl Esparza, who ranges from spluttering with rage and indignation to simmering over betrayal and defeat.
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Skurka carried out his study by editing a clip of Jimmy Kimmel discussing climate change and Sarah Palin in four ways: one kept only the informational content, another kept only the humor, one kept only the indignation, and one — the satirical version, and the one which was closest to the original — which kept both the humor and the indignation.
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China's representative office in the city issued a statement last Friday expressing "great indignation and strong condemnation" over their statements last Wednesday.
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There is one point that the left and the right should be able to agree on especially given the recent media indignation.
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Her survey surfed waves of patriotic indignation crashing over the Chinese internet, heightened by puffs of windy outrage in the state media.
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Clarence Thomas, a Supreme Court justice who faced accusations of sexual misconduct 27 years ago, offered a smokescreen of blustery righteous indignation.
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Two years ago, a suspected sighting of a mysterious submarine near Stockholm led to a frenzy of indignation at purported Russian militarism.
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But few can match the satirical indignation of a former ferry operator, John Taylor, who used to carry passengers on the Thames.
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Because many people, including ourselves, feel so passionate about the cheesy dish, it's unsurprising that the photo was met with such indignation.
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To her credit, Wolf refused to back down or apologize, and of course the indignation cycle moved on, as it always does.
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But what if people then step up and fund it directly and fight to protect women's health with more than empty indignation.
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The response from some fans, and others who noticed, was indignation, and the online comments to the stories expressed outrage and disgust.
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An artist who tried to score some sort of political point was cheating, using indignation to achieve things their own technique couldn't.
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The feelings that drive intergroup conflict—empathy, righteous indignation, loyalty, honor, pride, vengeance, hatred, and so on—just about always feel right.
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"This morning's shooting incident which injured mainland fishermen arouses indignation," Xinhua quoted An Fengshan, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office, as saying.
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Among them are outrage, indignation, and distress, which are commonly born of empathy for the victims rather than animosity toward the victimizers.
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HQ (as the human quintet had taken to calling themselves) nodded solemnly, trying to summon the appearance of indignation and forgiveness simultaneously.
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There are plenty of times when Trump should be criticized and plenty of times when moral indignation should be expressed and amplified.
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Maybe this year is different, but for 100 years, Democrats have tended to win with youthful optimism and not anger and indignation.
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Trump's opposition needs less self-important indignation, more charitable judgments of Trump's base, and a pragmatic message aimed at middle class anxieties.
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Ivan de Sá received with confusion and indignation the information that his name had been mentioned in plea bargain testimony, TBG said.
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"I'm here to show my indignation and my exhaustion," said Belkis Pernalete, a psychologist who marched in the central city of Valencia.
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And honestly, as tempting as it is to summon up righteous indignation against this lazy cash grab, what good does it do?
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In his book, he expressed mock indignation that such a painting was deemed not to fit the sanctioned realism of the time.
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"Blazing with self-righteous indignation toward others is often what people use to hide their own sins in the shadows," Elnes said.
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Diplomats said the letter provided a less risky but nonetheless effective way for states to express indignation over China's measures in Xinjiang.
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Younger people, scarred by the wreckage of the financial crisis, looked at the world they'd inherited and felt wide-ranging moral indignation.
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Some on the left denounced the buckraking; plenty of others expressed righteous indignation over anyone telling the former president what to do.
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It set the stage for the worst leader in modern times to tweet his way into office on a wave of indignation.
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We need someone who can match Trump blow for blow — the indignation of Bernie Sanders, the confrontational, prosecutorial style of Kamala Harris.
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I mean, I know there is an ethical and emotional catharsis when I fire up my engines of indignation and let fly.
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It's warm and human, full of rage and righteous indignation, as well as delight in well-told jokes and well-placed silliness.
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Before Hamilton fans see this and swarm me with Twitter indignation: Diggs's last-place ranking on this list isn't entirely Diggs's own fault.
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But potential anger at the provocative hand gestures was far outweighed by Serb indignation at Brych&aposs failure to consult the VAR system.
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But the manufactured and selective moral indignation all over the media today, including the ladies from the View was totally over the top.
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BMW's contrition, and its assurances to owners of defective vehicles that they can count on all necessary assistance, have not doused the indignation.
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They are moving to the left, powered by a furious indignation at the rise of the Trumpenproletariat and its equivalents around the world.
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A large part of Warren's appeal is that she was not propelled by ambition or entitlement but by intellectual curiosity and rightful indignation.
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Her decision to rescind an Obama-era guidance instructing how college campuses investigate allegations of campus sexual assault was also met with indignation.
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These faces and voices helped bring down a governor: Zuheidy Ramos, 21 Ramos summarizes her presence at the protests in one word: indignation.
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While your indignation is likely appropriately placed, however, it might not be the most productive thing to bring with you to a meeting.
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The passive pleas and quiet contemplation of "Pray You Catch Me" only need a few songs to boil over into white-hot indignation.
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Yet, incredulously, the Commander-in-Chief spoke not one word of indignation on behalf of the service members he has sent to war.
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Either of those thoughts might roil the righteous indignation that the Republican elite seeks to muster as it works to sideline its voters.
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After her testimony, I joined the hundreds of women in front of the Supreme Court and we blocked the street in righteous indignation.
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Like Marx, Berman felt that nostalgia is a trap, since even indignation over a dispossession or loss, he recognized, can be more productive.
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A cast of talking heads—Jane Mayer, the late Wayne Barrett, Jeffrey Toobin, a surprisingly thoughtful Tucker Carlson—provides context and righteous indignation.
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At its core, too, is how that shift torpedoed the 1988 presidential run by Gary Hart, played with convincing indignation by Hugh Jackman.
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Like Ken Loach, Arteta is clearly confident of preaching to the converted, and of whipping up indignation at those who mean us harm.
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Scenes of police officers seeking checkpoint bribes or beating civilians sometimes amount to no more than a handful of Facebook comments expressing indignation.
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The exhibition is entertaining, but it's also a slow burn, balancing chimerical imagination with political indignation, notably regarding disrespect for the natural world.
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Editorial The refusal by Senate Republicans to consider the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court vacancy has rightly prompted indignation.
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MLK himself wrestled with rage and indignation at the treatment he and fellow African Americans received at the hands of the American state.
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There were many things I could have said, but there, in the moment, I decided not to focus my indignation at this supporter.
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When I rewatched the bout and looked up the stats in a fit of righteous indignation, I was surprised by what I saw.
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Today, even though the number of Mexico's homicides soared to near 35,000 last year, the bloodshed seems to draw less attention and indignation.
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"Indignation" might be dismissed as a small, exquisite period piece, but it is so precisely rendered that it gets deeply under your skin.
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He expressed indignation that the tweet, combined with Flynn's guilty plea itself, had obscured the Senate's approval of a sweeping tax cut package.
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The council's resolution represented deepening international frustration and indignation at the assault on eastern Ghouta by the government and its allies, including Russia.
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But there is more to this chronicle of campus misbehavior than he said/she said, and more humor than indignation in the telling.
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Kelly's breathless vehemence means her argument is always throbbing with righteous indignation, but it's also not always a particularly rigorous or convincing argument.
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"There is anger, anger and indignation that many French share," he said in 13-minute prerecorded speech from the Elysée, the presidential palace.
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Past antigovernment demonstrations were dominated by rage and indignation, but Mr. Guaidó and his allies have tried to strike a hopeful, conciliatory tone.
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"Where's the righteous indignation for these young women?" said State Senator Lauren Book, a South Florida Democrat and survivor of childhood sexual abuse.
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Ms. Stone handles the scene exactly right, letting you see the tremor of indignation while keeping righteousness in view yet also in check.
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Within hours, the video had passed from France's extreme right to its mainstream right, with politicians competing with one another to express indignation.
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Opinion: An author in Milan observes that a sense of indignation over travel restrictions has morphed into a dawning sense of community awareness.
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Reflecting growing indignation, thousands of rights activists and others braved strong rains on Monday to show their support for Mr. delos Santos's family.
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There's almost no monster hunting—there's grunting at annoying humans, eye-rolling at traditions and righteous indignation for the mistreatment of the downtrodden.
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That the admission was followed by Trump's victory made women bristle not only with indignation but, more importantly, with determination to bring change.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Geng Shuang said Friday Beijing "expresses its indignation" over the sanctions, and was already in "solemn negotiation" with Washington.
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Much of the indignation surrounding President Trump's announcement has focused upon the fact that naming Bannon to the National Security Council was unprecedented.
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It does not matter whether his indignation is because your assumption — that the gift suggested something more than friendship — is right or wrong.
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He is the laureate of bridling, and "Indignation," published in 2008, is as much a study in mulishness as "Portnoy's Complaint," from 1969.
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Transparent and consistent protocols are needed to provide justice for the victims and to adequately respond to the legitimate indignation of the community.
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Tall and physically commanding, fastidious in his attire, he often built to a crescendo of indignation, gesturing firmly with long-fingered, well-manicured hands.
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Perhaps it's our common penchant for righteous indignation, or our love of barbecued meats that predisposes us to a shared love of the show.
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China's defense ministry, in a statement on its microblog, expressed "indignation" over Inada's comments, and said there was ironclad evidence of the Nanjing massacre.
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The case's racial element — Yovino's white and the men she accused are black — has added to their indignation and helped fuel anger toward Yovino.
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It likely did not arouse the SEC's indignation because the level of trading was so low and it obviously has not impacted many people.
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Whichever way you look at it, it cannot be right that our indignation arrives only when black people are killed in the United States.
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"I and the members of the government listen to (the opposition's) voice, we hear his cry, we understand his anger and indignation," Ceant said.
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And other people have taken to bombarding Strother's office with emails, letters, and at least 180 phone calls, expressing their indignation at his sentencing.
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There was chatter all over social media, particularly on a popular triathlon forum called Slowtwitch, where hundreds of posts reflected widespread outrage and indignation.
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Despite international indignation, however, Rohingyas continue to cross the border in large numbers, with tales of recent horrors: 12,000 arrived on October 16th alone.
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"She simply lied through her teeth to get re-elected, forming a wave of national indignation," said Antonio Risério, a historian and cultural commentator.
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I am writing this to express my indignation at the egregious manner in which the agency conducted its investigation of my firm and me.
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Once this latest round of indignation hits a boil, Keurig, in its role as liberal bogeyman, will be drained and ditched by its enemies.
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With higher emotional granularity, however, your brain may construct a more specific emotion, such as righteous indignation, which entails the possibility of specific actions.
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But indignation is a resource to be deployed carefully, on occasions when its importance outweighs its tendency to reinforce Trump's self-serving persecution narrative.
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Pakistani Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif added his voice to a chorus of indignation over the U.S. criticism, reiterating Pakistan's denial that it harbors militants.
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We're a society perpetually drunk on indignation — even more so now, in the age of the hourly Twitterstorm, than when Mr. Lindh entered prison.
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It's too cool for melodrama and too pretty for politics, and the drama of May's experience occupies a middle ground between pity and indignation.
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But it is getting hard to keep my righteous indignation at a level that will continue to fuel such a high level of action.
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Mr. Trump attributed his decision to absolve Mr. D'Souza and his interest in the other two cases to indignation over selective or excessive justice.
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Athens — think of Achilles — stands for the competitive virtues: strength, toughness, prowess, righteous indignation, the capacity to smite your foes and win eternal fame.
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With Australia's Senate holding hearings this week on whether he appropriately approved the au pair visas, he has defended his decisions with righteous indignation.
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The cavalcade has twinned two nations in shared public grief and indignation, as the procession moved deliberately across a crescent of Shiite historical memory.
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Sunday's power failure marked the second weekend in a row that parts of the city had been plunged into darkness, amplifying New Yorkers' indignation.
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Pelosi, expressing indignation at McConnell's statements, ended the standoff on Friday by announcing she intended to move the impeachment process forward the following week.
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I am not the revolutionary type, but the indignation I felt that night prompted me to join the hundreds of thousands in the street.
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Most of the indignation in Russia came from the presidents of winter sports federations, who slammed a decision they said was unjustified and demeaning.
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The spectacle of Rajoy facing prosecutors' questioning prompted indignation from opposition parties, with the leader of the Socialists calling for the prime minister's immediate resignation.
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" He then swiftly regressed into thin-skinned indignation, complaining that despite the first lady's strength as an advocate for women, "she gets so unfairly maligned.
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The paper's comments section is full of indignation and requests that the paper be removed, and it has inspired such hashtags as #Creatorgate and #HandofGod.
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And when they do, stand by for the howls of righteous indignation about how Republicans are gaming the system to give themselves an unfair advantage.
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I certainly don't think Biebs's new look should consume more of your righteous indignation than the mass incarceration or voter disenfranchisement of people of color.
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As absurd as the kerfuffle was, it certainly isn't funny when the administration applies the same kind of indignation to concerns about health and science.
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After Trump accepted a congratulatory phone call from Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen, Beijing expressed its strong indignation at the perceived breach of diplomatic protocol.
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I deflected offers of the first by pointing to my wedding ring, and the second by feigning indignation and announcing that I did not drink.
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Perhaps more indignation should have been directed toward Kershaw, who is 7-0, with a 1.29 E.R.A. in 11 regular-season starts against the Mets.
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Testifying before the Senate Judiciary committee, Brett Kavanaugh took an emotional approach, combining indignation, rage, and tears while defending himself from allegations of sexual misconduct.
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JIM BICKFORD Wakefield, Quebec To the Editor: David Brooks has allowed his indignation to lead him to generalize about the alleged evil of Donald Trump.
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But if they remember one thing from the film, it's that we all get this moment of moral indignation, and we can act on it.
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I feel a spark of indignation and turn my mind to the mental exercise I've practiced over the weeks since we last saw each other.
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The eye-rolling or perhaps even indignation that a lingerie calendar of American winemakers' daughters (and employees) might spark seems to be absent in Austria.
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As Madame Géquil (à la "Jekyll"), a taunted high school physics instructor in the outskirts of Paris, Huppert channels pent-up indignation into lawless incalescence.
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Gorsuch's steady, measured performance during the marathon session, marked by a few moments of indignation under Democratic questioning, indicated he was on track for confirmation.
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To the righteous indignation of many Jewish progressive and alt-left groups, AIPAC has remained silent on both Friedman and Bannon, which is their custom.
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Both men have campaigned in outbursts of anger and indignation, setting a tone for the contest that is largely in line with the national mood.
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Where debt caused the middle-class families in Zaloom's study to feel shame and insecurity, young people nowadays talk about it freely, with righteous indignation.
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Because of her reputation, Ms. Stenberg had felt as if her followers expected her to contribute to each uproar, with note-perfect nuance and indignation.
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All that said, though, I have been arguing for months that the Obama camp's denials, for all their strident indignation, have been narrow and Jesuitical.
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She said she had felt compelled to air her indignation with Mr. Trump in part because she believed her audience deserved a diversity of viewpoints.
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Trump's main indignation has been directed at European governments that consistently allocate under 2 percent of their GDP for national defense despite NATO's common requirements.
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It was only by burrowing through books that I hated, books that provoked feelings of outrage and indignation, that I truly learned how to read.
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Doe claims she still suffers from extreme distress, humiliation, indignation and outrage -- along with depression, anxiety and related symptoms associated with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Without Donald Trump, would we have had #MeToo and the swell of female rage and indignation that led women to talk to reporters about Weinstein?
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The man's comments "incited the righteous indignation of netizens and has caused a seriously adverse social impact," Shenzhen police said in a statement on Monday.
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"Beware you envious thieves of the work and invention of others, keep your thoughtless hands from these works of ours," Dürer seethed with righteous indignation.
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Le juge d'instruction ne l'avait en revanche pas fait, et l'enquête a changé de cours seulement après que des associations juives aient exprimé leur indignation.
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Yelling, booing, demands for a recount, and indignation that reportedly turned physical, dominated Nevada's Democratic state convention at the Paris Las Vegas Casino on Saturday.
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WILDES: I appreciate the frustration, but these individuals by and large are here for our country&aposs mercy and not for our indignation or our judgment.
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But The Global Times, a popular mainland tabloid that has made nationalist indignation its selling point, proclaimed victory in a commentary widely circulated by Chinese websites.
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The bemusement, at times admiration, expressed for the British rebellion, was a far cry from the outrage and indignation voiced in the official quarters in Brussels.
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Prodded by campaign consultants like me, candidates often abandon righteous indignation at a system stacked against working folks for bitter, sarcastic, personal attacks on their opponent.
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It is unrecognizably Qual with the exception of Maybelline's blistering vocals shrouded in indignation and lust—it is his own skewed interpretation of a love song.
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"I feel profound indignation at this latest wave of attacks deliberately targeting civilians," said Tadamichi Yamamoto, the senior United Nations official in Afghanistan in a statement.
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"They have a good mix of students and wealthy homeowners, which provides the perfect combination of bad parking behaviour and good-mannered, righteous indignation," he said.
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Authenticity rules the day on Snapchat as well, and the Democrats righteous indignation (whether you agree with it or not) certainly plays well to its audience.
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At the end of November Turkish jets shot down a Russian warplane which they claimed had strayed into Turkey's airspace, causing a storm of Russian indignation.
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From Alanis to Tracy to Melissa, a long list of amazing women were using their voices to lay bare their soul and grind out their indignation.
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And Paine's personalized refrain against the "royal brute" of England and his colonial enablers inspired a chorus of indignation, and emboldened a daring movement for Independence.
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Told about Posto da Torre's ignominious role in the scandal, he reacted with indignation and then fumed about the everyday corruption that complicates life in Brazil.
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It is a kind of staring competition between women, in which the strength of female honesty and indignation is pitted against the force of feminine illusion.
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We get a much larger return on investments we make into love, happiness and personal well being, than we do investing in hate, anger and indignation.
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The temptation during reckonings such as these is to allow criticism to become little more than an exercise in retroactively affirming one's indignation, judgment absent discrimination.
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The editorial is wrong in its angry tone of righteous indignation, and in portraying the issues as a simple zero-sum game with a binary choice.
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It's the "sane and reasonable Republicans who deserve shame," he writes: This week I left the arena here each night burning with indignation at Mike Pence.
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In fact, he's so good at this — he so expertly generates outrage, moral indignation, contempt, disgust — that I'm not even sure he's trying to do it.
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" Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia of Russia ridiculed the American indignation, accusing the United States and its partners of seeking to preserve a panel with "extremely systemic flaws.
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Italians have also responded to her indignation at her brother's death in the custody of institutions — law enforcement, legal and medical — that exist to protect citizens.
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The artist took a festive symbol of the return of spring and community celebration and turned it into a vehicle of indictment and indignation — and horror.
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In Veracruz, one of the main battlegrounds of warring drug cartels, femicides leapt almost 300% to 159 in 2019, fueling the indignation of women's advocacy groups.
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Mr. Stora said Mr. Macron's declaration was important for France's former colonial possessions in Africa, where indignation over its imperial behavior remains at a low boil.
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Michèle's prurient, inscrutable cat is his alter ego, and we are the mice, batted from indignation to dread to uneasy amusement, according to his predatory whims.
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It reacted just as he might have guessed it would, with a formal response, and the kind of self-righteous indignation — the president is a racist!
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Although your sense of indignation is commendable, it's not your duty to enforce these rules, merely to report violations to the appropriate authorities, and you have.
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Ms. Thunberg explained her indignation this way on a "CBS This Morning" interview: "We cannot focus on what we can and cannot say now," she said.
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In April, FBI agents raided Cohen's home, offices and safety deposit boxes, seizing thousands of documents and prompting indignation from the White House and Trump allies.
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The deliberations come as Friedman growing indignation in the U.S. over partisan comments and other actions in which he has publicly sided with Israel over its critics.
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Turkish social media users responded with indignation, and graphics showing the Icelandic flag with a brush taking the place of the vertical bar of its red cross.
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And you're left with nothing but the warmth of your delusions, the heat of your disappointment, the burn of your indignation, and a gnawing at your insides.
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The dark, raw and bleak son taken from the band's second album, Age of Indignation, deals with the anger many Irish women feel towards the Catholic Church.
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But the outpouring of indignation from the cultural sector on social media in the past year suggests that Cuban cultural ministry has less support than Rojas claims.
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In the last week, Biden had been telegraphing a more aggressive strategy, launching preemptive strikes and indignation that he and his allies made little effort to conceal.
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Then again, thinking about the potential of saving 60,000 Jews and their millions of descendants, I might have shelved my righteous indignation and tried to save lives.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Rubio voiced indignation that supporters of Mr. Cruz had inaccurately told Iowa voters that Mr. Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, had suspended his campaign.
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There seem to be collective enthusiasm for Bernie Sanders as a French bulldog, all bug-eyed indignation, but also smart, classy and never willing to admit defeat.
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The payout to Tapie came from state funds, prompting public indignation and questions as to whether he benefited from political connections, including with then-President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences expressed its outrage by kicking Harvey Weinsteinout of the org, but the question ... is this honest indignation or PR?
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In an op-ed published Tuesday, the government-owned paper acknowledged the indignation felt by the Chinese, but denounced "irrational" acts as a way of expressing patriotism.
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The interview prompted indignation, especially in Connecticut, where 20 children and six adults were killed by a gunman at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown in 2012.
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I can tuck this 4-inch phone into a shirt pocket or in one of those backpack phone compartments that modern smartphones sneer at with oversized indignation.
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In this universe next door, that Death Star of our nightmares, Donald Trump, does not continue to pose a threat; he vanished in an explosion of indignation.
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Within the White House, Trump's aides privately expressed indignation at the derailed news conference, which unraveled on cable television Tuesday afternoon and has been replayed endlessly since.
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Partly in response to indignation on Capitol Hill from Senators such as John McCain and Lindsey Graham, President Trump is rapidly shifting his rhetorical stance on Syria.
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As if BET Networks CEO Debra Lee heard my feminist indignation, she introduced the surprise guest, "very special lady" Michelle Obama in a gorgeous asymmetrical shoulder gown.
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"As pressure mounted from pending defamation lawsuits and growing public indignation, Mr. Jones chose to destroy evidence of his actual malice and defamatory conduct," the motion stated.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's embassy in the United Kingdom strongly condemned and expressed strong indignation on Friday at the attack on a Hong Kong government official in London.
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"However, the continued commission by the United States of vicious anti-DPRK hostile actions, running counter to these developments, prompts my shock and indignation," the statement reads.
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This moment does feel different, though, largely because the teen-age survivors of the Parkland shooting have commanded the national stage with their raw and righteous indignation.
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What we seek from a sense of indignation about America's criminal-justice system is not to release the innocent but to humanize the treatment of the guilty.
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The righteous indignation of the former and the cynical "I was trying to do the right thing" line from the latter are nothing more than partisan politics.
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"We are gathered to express our sadness and consternation but also our indignation," Joanne Liu, president of MSF International, told the crowd gathered outside Geneva University Hospital.
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The interviewees become the voice of the city itself, crying out in indignation as its character and color are purged for the sake of an unstable market.
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"Sometimes anger makes people do unfortunate things," Sansa tells Arya, and that's the problem—Arya's been running off fumes of righteous indignation for most of the series.
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"Indignation" captures with an uncanny realism a moment of innocence and caution in a post-World War II era, when an oppressive, puritanical conformism dominated white America.
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By marching in protest and openly exercising their constitutional rights to voice their displeasure and indignation over the removal of Confederate statues, the demonstrators were seeking affirmation.
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Yet if she failed to reflect the national mood during her last run, Democrats had spent years before that straining to project indignation in the right proportions.
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My immediate reaction to hearing about the March for Our Lives was anger and indignation, because now Paige's memory would be one mixed in with so many.
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He had been more confident, and less susceptible to letting his weaknesses — self-righteous indignation, verbal blunders, and meandering speeches — distract from his case to be president.
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He said it was understandable the victims' parents could not accept the painful truth — a remark that caused indignation among the victims' families and human rights groups.
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And many Chileans reacted with indignation when Mr. Piñera was issued a fine in August for dodging property taxes on an estate he has owned for years.
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He'd joined the Bloomington, Indiana, chapter of the Occupy movement for a while, but saw the blaze of indignation dwindle to fumes without any lasting political victories.
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The indulgence of hatred is, for a certain kind of person — not an uncommon type, either — extraordinarily pleasurable, as is the expression of outrage, disgust, and indignation.
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All the same, my suggestion to a senior White House official that Trump might have some help in producing his mini-masterpieces was met with heated indignation.
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Then comes the moment of indignation, when the injustice strikes you not only as unfair but also as having crossed a new boundary, reached some new low.
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As Ben Hubbard reported for The Times, the prospect of a Turkish military invasion has sparked a sense of both deep fear and indignation among Syrian Kurds.
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When The Daily Mail initially described the assailant outside the mosque as a "white van driver" rather than a terrorist, Muslims were not alone in their indignation.
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The counter-reaction is that voters who detest these actions rise in large numbers with righteous indignation to vote against them with great enthusiasm on Election Day.
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"President Trump is very pleased with Brett Kavanaugh's righteous indignation regarding the personal destruction of his good name and his family," a senior White House official said.
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And, true to form, Collins's opening statement on the House floor was a vehement denunciation of the entire impeachment process, delivered with his characteristic tone of indignation.
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His indignation only deepened when Obama made fun of him during a 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner speech and television cameras found Trump scowling in the audience.
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For $110 billion in weapons, or far less, you can allegedly kill a dissident journalist without so much as a whiff of indignation from the US President.
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The list of basketball players better than DeMarcus Cousins is short; the list of players better at working themselves into a state of righteous indignation is effectively nonexistent.
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For the remaining 40 minutes, Trump served up the red meat and comic indignation that his rowdy supporters expected after waiting several hours in the hot Florida sun.
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President Donald Trump unleashed his indignation again on former attorney Michael Cohen after the publication of a secret tape Cohen made of a conversation between the two men.
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"Vanesa was really loved and respected by her community so there's a huge feeling of injustice and indignation," says Giovanna Rincon, director of trans rights organization, Acceptess Transgenres.
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This time around, Sanders delivered what seemed like a Red Bull-infused performance, feisty and with skin ruddy with indignation and eyes bulging with impatience for dissenting opinion.
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Swaddling ourselves in righteous indignation, we settle by the fire, cooing to our superior intellects and noticing too late the hungry mob building a pyre beyond the window.
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In one survey by the polling company Metroscopia, respondents chose the same few words to describe their feelings about the political deadlock: disappointment, indignation, shame, weariness and deception.
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Mediapart published images of plump lobsters and 500 euro ($562) grand cru wines at one dinner hosted by De Rugy, sparking indignation and calls for him to quit.
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When the team is bad, it's a lot more fun to direct some righteous indignation toward the unlikable nerds in charge than bunkering down for a long rebuild.
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Likewise, virtue signaling is an effective ideological idiom that psychologists say adopts a strategic expression of indignation to assume the shape of moral outrage most palatable to audiences.
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I'm talking about the fact that Google is considering re-entering the Chinese market after leaving it with a lot of righteous indignation less than a decade ago.
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President Trump takes action that stuns the country, eliciting indignation and disbelief from Democrats and leading them to conclude that the vitality of American democracy is under assault.
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What is certain, if BLM was willing to match its capacity for righteous indignation with actual intellectual rigor on this issue, black lives will be far better off.
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His widow, Marina (MyAnna Buring), is the central character in a quest for justice; Ms. Prebble channels the indignation that has presumably only intensified within Marina over time.
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That was consistent with the tone of their letters in recent weeks, which are often curt and condescending, laced with occasional sarcasm and bursts of self-righteous indignation.
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But witnessing the courage of others allowed me, and thousands of other survivors, to release it and to transform the sadness into righteous indignation and urgent political action.
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It wasn't a boo of indignation that Colon would sully a somber night; it was the plain old fan-frustration at one of the game's more tedious strategies.
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" The director slammed Aberle's writing as slander, writing, "Only the author's presumed youth can possibly excuse his deeply offensive display of ignorance, and warped PC-fueled sense of indignation.
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The same companies and CEOs who can't wait to publicly slam President Trump for his immigration policies, ought to use that same indignation to slam this protectionist streak too.
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The greater the public indignation and scrutiny, the unlikelier it is that all the witnesses to these alleged crimes will suddenly change their tune or fall under a bus. ■
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Rudd resigned as interior minister last year after facing an outpouring of indignation over her department's treatment of some long-term Caribbean residents who were wrongly labelled illegal immigrants.
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Now, when you scroll through the search results for #Fairybread on Twitter, you'll find a flood of tweets about the article that range from amused confusion to utter indignation.
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In the days since Reese's announced that Reese's Thins were coming to the market in March 2019, fans of the classic candy have taken to Twitter to express indignation.
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For all his scorn and righteous indignation, he's probably experiencing a measure of relief and even gratitude that the weight of the crown has been at least temporarily lifted.
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Days N' Daze songs deal in puppy love, blood-boiling resentment, righteous indignation, isolation, revelry, all the loud feelings, and now and again, the quiet, pleasant pauses between explosions.
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The Indigenous Missionary Council on Monday said it "repudiated, with vehement indignation" Albuquerque's proposal and blasted the administration of right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro, who assumed office on Jan.
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Where Dre was met with disgruntled indignation, the white woman who found it in her heart to give Jeffries a chance is met with cheers and a free dinner.
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Brazile's indignation at a rigged primary is a bit odd, however, since she also did her part to give Clinton an unfair upper hand over Sanders during the primary.
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This will entail increasing the credibility of our threats and promises, and lessening our sensitivity to Russia's false indignation and knee-jerk protests to defensive U.S. and NATO activities.
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Mr. Blanchard's album, released on Blue Note last year, is just one recent statement of many, driven by indignation, the push for justice and the urge to bear witness.
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Does the widespread indignation and outcry caused by this vicious policy mark the beginning of a radical reassessment of how undocumented migrants seeking asylum are henceforth treated and received?
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BEIJING, Nov 15 (Reuters) - China's embassy in the United Kingdom strongly condemned and expressed strong indignation on Friday at the attack on a Hong Kong government official in London.
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" Ueberal added in a statement that the president's indignation is "laughable" but said people shouldn't overlook the fact that "the persecution of critical journalists is bitter reality in Turkey.
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Rudd resigned as interior minister last year after facing an outpouring of indignation over her department's treatment of some long-term Caribbean residents who were wrongly labeled illegal immigrants.
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To read her novels is to feel that you are drawing on a reservoir of shared emotion — rage, disgust, pity, indignation, tenderness — to which you have somehow, secretly, contributed.
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"The Last Duel" has already provoked indignation on social media; Affleck and Damon play a knight and a squire who are forced to duel after a woman's rape accusation.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Thousands of protesters fanned out on the streets of Brazilian cities on Sunday to voice indignation with political leaders who are trying to stymie anticorruption investigations.
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One of the horses was a russet chestnut color with the in-flight attitude of a spoiled child to match, a snort of indignation for every jolt of turbulence.
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In Mr. Moore's telling, set in 1954, Rand's husband, Frank (Ted Koch), appears too drunk to care, while Branden's wife, Barbara (Brontë England-Nelson), reacts with shock and indignation.
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At some point, it becomes clear that the abnormal, outrageous and unacceptable have become a constant, and even the rolling boil of righteous folk's indignation reduces to a simmer.
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That was especially true in New Orleans, where a sense of righteous indignation from fans whose hometown Saints were the victims of poor refereeing contributed to the audience collapse.
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What's left behind when these are swallowed up by righteous indignation is not mere gas and steam, but ashy debris pocking a landscape as bleak as it is barren.
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The press has responded with an attitude of righteous indignation, skewering the White House (rightly) for an unprecedented volume of dishonesty and generating a ton of compulsively readable copy.
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The billionaire real estate mogul has caused indignation south of the U.S. border with his views on immigration and promise to build a "great wall" along the Mexican border.
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A righteous indignation, in opposition to the progressive demolition not just of our political process, but of the social trust and moral decency without which no mature democracy is possible.
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As a consequence, "Shooter" is extremely violent, with its protagonist motivated by righteous indignation, especially when the bad guys put his wife (Shantel Vansanten) and young child in harm's way.
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"I have brought you here today because it is necessary to publicly show our indignation over these regrettable events," Defence Minister Salvador Cienfuegos told a special gathering of 26,000 troops.
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His voice brimming with indignation as he addressed the nation during prime-time TV news, Netanyahu dismissed the three criminal cases as a political "witch-hunt" designed to oust him.
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Our trade is now tirade, but that righteous indignation only lasts until the next drug commercial for diseases we didn't know we could have or even get—restless leg syndrome?
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More recently, this thread of indignation led Tarana Burke to create an initiative combating widespread sexual violence that, in the past year, mushroomed into a movement of previously unimaginable scope.
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Long before this popular wave of rage and indignation, generations of Puerto Ricans endured epic levels of corruption and mismanagement at the hands of the political class, many demonstrators said.
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"Lawmakers will put their indignation on full display for television cameras during what will likely be a very tough grilling of Zuckerberg," Mark Hamrick, a senior economic analyst at Bankrate.
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Le Maire, who had condemned the Dutch stake purchase as "incomprehensible" and "unfriendly", played down the dispute on Friday - even as ripples of indignation continued to be felt in Paris.
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Le Maire, who had condemned the Dutch stake purchase as "incomprehensible" and "unfriendly," played down the dispute on Friday - even as ripples of indignation continued to be felt in Paris.
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I recalled that, in projecting my feelings onto this woman in a gold dress, in feeling indignation on her behalf, I was objectifying her just as much as Kjartansson was.
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Most recently, the issues addressed -- with great seriousness and sporadic bursts of indignation -- have involved the flight speed of ravens bearing urgent messages and dragons traversing huge swatches of ground.
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He had also "summoned the Libyan charge d'affairs in (Burkina Faso's capital) Ouagadougou to express our indignation at these images that belong to other centuries, images of the slave trade".
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While at times uneven, the show continues to be the finest in Netflix's stable, bursting with quirky humor, sadness, and righteous indignation on behalf of the imprisoned women it depicts.
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" In his conversation with me, Icahn expressed indignation about the effort to hold him accountable, which he has described, in conspicuously Trumpian language, as "fake news" and "a witch hunt.
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It's happening everywhere, most hypocritically in Turkey which stood up in great moral indignation at Jamal's murder, but has just turned around and jailed another seven of its own journalists.
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Because of the work of many people, especially slavery survivors that transformed their trauma into leadership, moral indignation at the appalling images of slavery can find outlet in practical action.
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And his display of indignation helped change the dynamic in the hearing room after a morning when Republican senators were unable to dent the credibility of his accuser, Dr. Blasey.
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On the whole, the narrator suffers from a breed of Holden Caulfield syndrome — fueled by the libidinal charge of anger and indignation — but his author lacks Salinger's grace and control.
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An attempt to level all religions, and to make it a matter of state policy to hold all in utter indifference, would have created universal disapprobation, if not universal indignation.
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While he now tries to distance himself from the scandal-ridden Mr. Strache, claiming that "there were many situations" he found "difficult to swallow," his new found indignation rings hollow.
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If 2017 was art's year of indignation, in 2018 artists and museums have hunkered down and gotten serious about the immense political, environmental and technological hazards that lie before us.
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Hollywood marketers are mostly allergic to controversy, but nothing lights a fire on social media like indignation, and a growing number of advertisers are trying to spark thought-provoking discussions.
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But after the church asked a local workshop to give the statue a makeover, the results horrified the town's authorities, scandalized professional restorers and set social media alight with indignation.
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But using the phrase "dumb Southerner" would risk offending an important part of Mr. Trump's base, and several lawmakers from the South expressed indignation over reports that he said that.
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Our big "blow torch" conservative radio station out of Des Moines blasts conservative indignation and self-righteousness for hours a day and serves up Sean Hannity for hours every night.
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For all the righteous indignation about the outcome of Wednesday's vote, I understand the reluctance of any senator to convict an elected president and forever ban them from the ballot.
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" In a memo to his firm's employees sent to Reuters by a spokesman, Fisher said "It pains me to know that my comments have caused you grief, concern, and indignation.
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"They just think about themselves," she said about Mr. Temer's government, expressing indignation about the pay increases granted to some public employees while much of the country is still reeling.
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You haven't made a single thing better for anyone suffering the actual effects of racism, but when has that ever stopped a white person from airing a little righteous indignation?
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Mr. DeRogatis veers from expletive-laden indignation to choked-back tears when describing the effects of Mr. Kelly's alleged behavior with what he estimates to be at least 254 women.
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"Frustration can't always remain peaceful, and this was my way of expressing my indignation and also understanding why chaos ensues when people feel like they're not being heard," she said.
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Gamergate united men's rights activists, white nationalists, and neoreactionaries around indignation over the inroads that women and minorities had made into video game culture, previously dominated by young white men.
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Europe's indignation that the US could trigger a trade war with its closest allies is coupled with anger at Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal last month.
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China on Friday had also expressed "great indignation and strong condemnation" of two Hong Kong lawmakers who raised the disputed issue of independence at their official mid-week swearing-in ceremony.
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Wound up by now to a pitch of gentle indignation, he set up bodies that offered inventors advice on patents and ownership of ideas, and helped them find reputable business partners.
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In "Indignation," which James Schamus adapted from Philip Roth's novel, Ms. Gadon plays Olivia, a beautiful blond student who becomes more than just the object of a young Jewish man's affection.
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But in the rush and uproar of Broadway, if you look into the faces of the passengers, there is dejection or indignation in the seniors, a certain concealed sense of injury.
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As if employing a secret double password, I believe I was signalling to the President that, despite my indignation—and even at the risk of betraying my father—we were friends.
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Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley stands alone in indignation at the UN holding pictures of poisoned, dying babies; face-to-face with the Russian delegate without hesitation, without compromise.
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Amused when her gynecologist tells her that she has the reproductive system of a 16-year-old, Sam repeats the observation to her 40-something friends, whose faces freeze in indignation.
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They reside in their own echo-chamber bubble of indignation about everything from "New York values" (urban, ethnic rights, LGBT, social justice), to the war on Christmas and Black Lives Matter.
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Letter From Europe PARIS — Long before the large-scale migrant crisis began to haunt Europe, the camp at Calais in northern France was the object of political contention and humanitarian indignation.
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Outrage discourse involves efforts to provoke emotional responses, (especially anger, fear, and moral indignation) from the audience through the use of overgeneralizations, sensationalism, patently inaccurate information, and belittling ridicule of opponents.
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Trump for sure mostly 'cause you're indignant almost ... A high state of indignation from much of the nation and a high state of thrill for the other half of the nation.
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As the number of new infected cases shoot up abroad, the increase of confirmed cases in China has slowed steadily -- a development that spurred some Chinese nationalists into pride and indignation.
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The only way to save his nomination, Mr. McGahn said, was to show the senators how he really felt, to channel his outrage and indignation at the charges he had denied.
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The character of Masters's major-domo, Higgins — a showcase for John Hillerman's comic indignation in the original — has been gender switched and is now played by an actual Briton, Perdita Weeks.
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In his comments on Monday, Mr. Trump expressed indignation that Democrats were questioning Judge Kavanaugh's youthful drinking and suggested that some of them were being hypocritical because they themselves abuse alcohol.
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In Madrid next Sunday, barring legal maneuvering or an indignation-driven boycott, Boca Juniors and River Plate will finally settle the second leg of the final of the 2018 Copa Libertadores.
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Five months ago, the "Empire" actor told the police he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack in downtown Chicago, eliciting a wave of indignation from politicians and celebrities.
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When you don't have such attitudes about people — second-order reactive attitudes, like the anger and indignation you feel — you treat them as if you weren't enmeshed in relationships with them.
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But no sooner had the image of the sausage roll savior been published than consumers of all faiths took to Twitter to express moral indignation — and more than a few snickers.
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There was a book for every facet of this quandary: "Goodbye, Columbus" for interclass tensions; "The Human Stain" and "American Pastoral" for the perils of passing; "Indignation" for assimilation and intermarriage.
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Mr. Rajoy, prime minister since 2011, claimed ignorance of the goings-on, but popular indignation boiled over last month when 29 people, including a former party treasurer, were convicted of corruption.
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In speeches and interviews, he has sought to channel the indignation of his bilingual border community over Trump's racist comments and actions -- which people here say is fomenting hatred and violence.
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A #MeToo movement that moved all-too swiftly from righteous indignation against undoubted predators like Harvey Weinstein to a vendetta culture based on rumors and whisper networks based on self-censorship.
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As social media exploded with indignation, Thompson rallied to force a playoff with Ryu before the South Korean — now ranked No. 1 in the world – prevailed on the first extra hole.
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" Of all the things people love to hate — Mondays, the Kardashians, candy corn, Nickelback — few evoke the scorn and indignation of what Mr. Connare affectionately calls "the Justin Bieber of fonts.
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The fainthearted lions of the Senate ought to bear in mind that a defiant citizenry inflamed by indignation and jealous of its rights can overwhelm a corrupt regime's dirty electoral plans.
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" Publicly, Trump has projected a mix of confidence and righteous indignation, insisting he did nothing wrong and portraying himself as the victim of a "witch hunt," a "sham" and a "hoax.
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As Mr. Koolhaas says, the focus on urbanism "gave people the right to ignore the countryside," incubating a "reservoir of indignation" — although it's not quite clear whom he means by people.
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In interviewing hundreds of parents of children with disabilities, I found a recurring theme of indignation from parents whose children had achieved much more — or much less — than doctors had anticipated.
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At the same time, their faces are more human than almost any other bird, with large, forward-facing eyes triggering an urge to anthropomorphize, to see in them annoyance, enlightenment, indignation.
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The police killing of Stephon Clark in his grandmother's backyard stirred in the California legislator the same anger and "righteous indignation" expressed by protesters after his death in Sacramento in March.
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With its brooding and moral indignation, Matthes's interpretation has a touch of Hamlet in it, which helps make this "Misanthrope" the weightier — and more German — of Berlin's two current Molière offerings.
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Your indignation is itself a sign of your own goodness, and if you can be indignant quicker than the people around you, that just shows how much more good you are!
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But he made Klinghoffer's indignation musical, and the aria sung by the character's dead body, falling from the ship after being thrown overboard, was a controlled outpouring, rage focused into tenderness.
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Because of the public indignation ahead of his appearance, Mr. Trump spoke to a small group of dignitaries in the museum, not the larger crowd assembled outside for the official ceremony.
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After White House press secretary Sarah Sanders announced that she had been denied service at a Virginia restaurant this past weekend, prominent figures from across the political spectrum expressed their indignation.
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For all the grievances related to his farts, dad jokes, skittles obsession, and the general indignation he donated to teammates after his welcome was overstayed, this move was primarily about money.
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"The information revealed about the so-called White House triggered a lot of indignation," Peña Nieto said during the speech, parts of which were also tweeted out by the presidential office.
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True, the righteous indignation by the United States that a foreign power was trying to meddle in the results of its election might be regarded as hypocritical by most of the world.
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Much of what you see over the next 12 weeks will be pure theater staged for the purpose of taking an already electrified Democratic base into new ecstasies of outrage and indignation.
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Just listen to the indignation in his voice when he says, "Most HDTVs come with this feature already on, by default" and as he complains how manufacturers obfuscate ways of disabling it.
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"Is it not", he continues, the "task for a government to protect its subjects against the nuisance of those who spend their energy and wealth in the service of some pet indignation."
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But Russian authorities also focused their indignation narrowly on two countries, America and Britain, which they accused of putting EU and NATO allies under "the greatest pressure" to join their diplomatic campaign.
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He is filled with righteous indignation when girls don't offer to pay for their own drinks — he wouldn't have let them, but for form's sake, he insists, they really should have tried.
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"Ultimately what it's going to take is the righteous indignation of a critical mass of Republicans who are willing to stand up and tell the President this is not acceptable," said Gillespie.
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Britain's interior minister resigned on Sunday after Prime Minister Theresa May's government faced an outpouring of indignation over its treatment of some long-term Caribbean residents who were wrongly labeled illegal immigrants.
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The indignation bubbled to the surface again as political leaders - setting aside a government crisis in Rome - and relatives gathered in the northern port city to honor the victims on the anniversary.
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When Beyoncé shifts moods on "Lemonade" away from indignation and toward healing, Jay Z shifts from a shadowy figure to a near-collaborator, even though his voice is nowhere to be heard.
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The indignation bubbled to the surface again as political leaders - setting aside a government crisis in Rome - and relatives gathered in the northern port city to honour the victims on the anniversary.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China on Friday expressed "great indignation and strong condemnation" of two Hong Kong lawmakers who raised the disputed issue of independence this week at their official swearing-in ceremony.
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"Indignation" is book-ended by brief scenes of the Korean War that lend it structure and a tragic dimension, but they feel too mechanical and tacked on to pack the required punch.
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Candidates who best use virtue signaling are the ones who wait for the right moment, using indignation to buoy policy points, switching out self-righteousness for purposeful discourse at the last second.
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"The reason Bill Barr is not here today is because the Democrats decided they did not want him here today," Mr. Collins said, his rapid-fire Georgia accent winding up in indignation.
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The story of his rise, roller-coastering through four decades of American history, is a hectic blend of psychohistory, domestic drama and sketch-comedy satire bound together by McKay's ingenuity and indignation.
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Inside the arena, however, Mr. Trump's supporters basked in the glow of the president's claims of vindication and expressed indignation on his behalf at the proliferating investigations into him and his administration.
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For the likes of Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, being associated with global soccer can help divert attention from the international indignation at the killing of a dissident.
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This is life with an MSNBC mom: a liberal woman whose retirement years have coincided with the rise of Donald Trump and who seeks solace, companionship and righteous indignation in cable news.
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For spectators at least, there's something not only familiar but also perversely self-satisfying about hollering over a bad call in real time, filled with righteous indignation that it can't be overturned.
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This seemed like the right moment to ask him about a concept often discussed in New Right circles: thymos — an ancient Greek word use to signify a sense of prideful, righteous indignation.
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Wuhan Mayor Zhou Xianwang, one of the public faces of the crisis, previously offered to resign "to appease public indignation," but the central government has yet to take him up on that.
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Since her diagnosis, Edith has become terrified that, because she will have to wear a colostomy bag, her husband will "never touch her again"—a revelation that makes Luce tremble with indignation.
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Her imperfect voice is actually a strength here: It strains and crackles, lilts and soars, beautifully contrasting the glossy dance floor bait and making you believe every word of her righteous indignation.
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Last week, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association produced predictable indignation when it announced that, for the fifth year in a row, not one female director had been nominated for a Golden Globe.
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Without proactive leadership, we'll wind up with only the occasional outrageous right-wing pseudo-scholar coming to campus to incite outraged reactions from students, followed by puffed-up indignation from opinion writers.
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What kicks off like a record spinning anxiety, indignation, and dissonance into powerful noise-pop anthems soon begins taking stock of the world around it, and doubles down on its restless angst.
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Roth's landscape is pitted and rutted where people have dug in their hooves and refused to budge, whatever the cost may be; and in "Indignation" the cost could scarcely be more severe.
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Together with Tracy Letts, who brings to Caudwell both a dash of amusement and a will of iron, Emond presents "Indignation" with a snag: the senior actors are tougher than their juniors.
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He visits the wrongfully convicted Dr. Nicky in prison (hello, John Stamos!) seeking answers, or at least indignation, but Nicky has found peace through religion, convincing himself that he deserves his punishment.
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The fact that the liturgical calendar doesn't have a season for anger, or include in its canon a "Righteous Indignation" Sunday, speaks to just how ingrained our anti-anger theology truly is.
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" He told me that he'd been reading Andrew Breitbart's 2011 autobiography, "Righteous Indignation": "There's a part where he's on a plane for five hours, without Wi-Fi, and he has withdrawal symptoms.
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Word of Gaethje's sentence spread fast, and since fight fans love nothing more than a reason for righteous indignation, by the end of the day there was a FreeJustinGaethje hashtag and everything.
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Comedian Michelle Wolf headlined the White House Correspondents' Dinner Saturday night, shocking the crowd and spinning up indignation among Republicans and even some journalists for accusing press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders of ... lying.
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"Why on earth would we elect somebody president who actually rooted for the collapse of the market?" she said with indignation in Riverside as the crowd roared their approval and chanted her name.
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An irate Earn waxes from fuming indignation to pained distress over the loss of his phone — his sole tradeable commodity — until Darius meekly offers his own phone for Earn to use as tender.
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He's in nearly every scene of the movie, and the young actor is capable of reaching remarkable emotional depths, bringing Conor through anger, resignation, frustration, and indignation, while never coming off as melodramatic.
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One client railed against her supervisor's "bias" in giving her a poor performance review; indignation helped her avoid feeling shame about some accurate criticism she heard concerning habitual lateness and inattention to detail.
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But Fox is an entertainment channel built on righteous indignation as well as a political operation, and in Mr Trump it faced for the first time a politician whose star power outgunned it.
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Corbyn self-describes his political ideology as democratic socialism, and his position on Brexit remained relatively ambiguous during the European Union referendum campaign to the indignation of many of his fellow party members.
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The Clinton email saga is the product of a perfect synergy between typical conservative scandal-mongering and the media's indignation that information they were entitled to, if otherwise uninterested in, had been concealed.
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"The perverted symbolism that has spoiled the colors of the rainbow has provoked indignation among Ukrainians with traditional values," Right Sector said in a statement on Monday, praising the action of its members.
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As does his righteous indignation about the corrupt system of government that we have now that's controlled by the few billionaires, so that the voices of everyday people are drowned out by dollars.
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Commenting on the fall in the rupee, Finance Minister Dar "expressed deep concern, indignation and disappointment at the fact that the current political situation is being exploited by certain individuals, banks and entities".
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"We write to share our profound indignation and deep disappointment over your recent failure to protect Congresswoman Waters from unwarranted attacks from the Trump Administration and others in the GOP," the letter states.
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It's a strong solution to the Oscar's typically janky optics, borne from asking a single person to usher an annual award show with the exact right amount of political indignation, humor, and grace.
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The rapist's four-year suspended sentence with a two-year probation period sparked indignation among human rights organizations in Ukraine, which held it up as an example of the widespread impunity surrounding rape.
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They also frame the issue as an act of harm-reduction for prostitutes and a tacit admission that modern law enforcement and age-old moral indignation has done little to stem the practice.
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And Mr. O'Connor, the Democrat, has attempted to channel a nonthreatening kind of indignation, trumpeting broadly appealing themes like protecting government-backed retirement benefits, rejecting corporate donations and promoting "new leadership" in Washington.
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His face as sharp as the blade of a hatchet, his brow creased with his weariness and his eyes ablaze with indignation, Mr. Neeson is a mighty presence on a small, cramped stage.
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But none have Alan's hard-earned view, his heart, his organic and sometimes abrasive indignation that was part of who he was, not a response to a particular moment or crisis or president.
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All of the countries that have had recent turmoil share a populace with a deep dissatisfaction and indignation when it comes to pensions, labor rights, wages and access to higher education, Torrijos said.
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What emerges from Gerwig's movie, though, is a strong sense, such as Alcott would not have dared to admit, that indignation is not just the natural lot of women but their rousing right.
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It also resulted in some self-righteous indignation from supporters who claimed that criticism of Antifa was fear mongering, as the group was the antithesis of the racists/bigots they sought to confront.
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I love picks like Things to Come, The Witch, and The Fits, but I might lose a few others (High-Rise, Indignation) to make room for a few that are missing (especially Cameraperson).
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Now his promise to Russia's 267 banned Paralympic athletes is getting twice the acclaim, as the public's mood shifts from outrage at the "discriminatory" ban on Russian athletes to a deeper sense of indignation.
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And on Thursday, Mr. Trump riled up a crowd by responding with indignation to criticism from an unlikely source: Pope Francis, who suggested that Mr. Trump's views on immigration were inconsistent with Christian principles.
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Footage of a captive killer whale beaching itself after a show at a Tenerife water park has caused indignation on social media, prompting calls for the giant animal to be returned to the wild.
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I believe Trump's overzealous presentation comes from a place of honest indignation over how US immigration policies have displaced black workers, exacerbated crime, and prevented many of us from fully realizing the American dream.
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The lyrics — which Cyrus pointed out incredulously, with righteous indignation — ask Santa Claus for ostentatious presents (a car, a yacht, checks) while hinting the singer would hook up with ol' Saint Nick in exchange.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The president of Air France-KLM Jean-Marc Janaillac has expressed "indignation" at the detention of members of a flight crew in Argentina and referred the matter to the French Foreign Ministry.
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"The extreme terrorism in Xinjiang was quite serious, seriously undermining stability and tranquility in the locality and aroused strong indignation from the people," said Yasheng Sidike, the Uighur mayor of the Xinjiang capital Urumqi.
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He rolled his eyes and squeezed indignation into his forehead, saying he didn't care about the perpetuity of his insignificant ego, but I could see the grin growing on his face against his will.
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In three-and-a-half months in office, the 45th President has shown that indignation, impulsiveness and a prickly desire to protect his own self image are at the core of his governing philosophy.
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" In a statement, the president of Air France-KLM, Jean-Marc Janaillac, "expressed his indignation to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs about the arbitrary detention conditions that the Air France crew were subjected to.
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Beyond that indignation at myself for failing, I was annoyed that I was spending my leisure time getting angry at a bunch of video game characters smashing one another around in some virtual woods.
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Ms. O'Connor spoke at a news conference marked by quiet indignation and tears after the release of the long-anticipated report of the Iraq Inquiry Committee, led by John Chilcot, a former civil servant.
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The MTV reality show explosion only ignited my indignation: How lucky to be LC or Kristin Cavallari in their tube tops and cut-off shorts, I would muse to myself from my London bedroom.
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BEIJING — A lavish four-hour Lunar New Year show televised to millions across China on Thursday night set off a flood of indignation with its caricatures featuring blackface and African men in animal suits.
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When the United States accidentally bombed China's embassy in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1999, the deaths of three Chinese citizens personalized the episode and triggered a wave of anger and indignation against the United States.
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But when Dana Perino, who then held the same spokesman's job, expressed her indignation, Mr. Bush sighed and told her to find a way to forgive Mr. McClellan or risk being consumed by anger.
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" But in a series of aggressive interrogations, Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee expressed indignation and asserted that the attorney general had been "purposely misleading," engaged in "masterful hairsplitting" and even "lied to Congress.
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A crowd — small at first, but increasingly larger and louder — surround the house, yelling, beating on drums, and eventually turning violent in indignation that the Meyers would even believe they could live among them.
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It was her more abstract experience of large-scale urban renewal elsewhere, particularly in Philadelphia, under the then much praised Edmund Bacon, that really kindled her growing indignation about what was happening to cities.
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Maurice Mahoney, a Democrat who served on the board early in Mr. Sanders's tenure, said the party had underestimated Mr. Sanders's gifts for political organizing and channeling indignation, and paid a price for it.
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Aligning people and firing them up with indignation can loosen civic commitments across identity lines, and end up undermining trust in the kinds of institutions that cultivate deliberation, from schools and journalism to science.
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The intensity of the reaction to the NBA's capitulation — "These spineless weaklings have shamed themselves and their country," read a column in the Washington Post at the time — seemed to exceed mere patriotic indignation.
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Only two directors were black women during that period: Amma Asante, the director of the British period drama "Belle," and Ava DuVernay, the director of "Selma," whose omission among last year's Oscar nominees prompted indignation.
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Seeing Lithgow, as President Trump, delivering lines with furious indignation about closing down the "witchhunt" investigation and barking orders to his staff to follow through carried a much greater wallop than reading the dry text.
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Advocates for victims of domestic violence quickly expressed indignation over the Chapman decision because strangulation and access to firearms are primary predictors of future lethal violence, according to risk-assessment screening used by police officers.
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Celebrities routinely use the place as a stage to express indignation over the living conditions; well-dressed young people can be seen filming videos of themselves, or bending over at odd angles to take photographs.
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Congressional indignation was on display recently as House members grilled Mylan CEO Heather Bresch about price increases for her company's EpiPens, prefilled syringes that deliver a rescue drug for people suffering life-threatening allergic reactions.
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Solange floats in over airy piano chords to reclaim anger as resilience—she takes back her right to express indignation over oppression and injustice from those who don't believe that expression is worth fighting for.
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As the founding director of a movement committed to overcoming "patriarchy" within Islam, she reacted with indignation to news that Donald Trump had retweeted a video of a statue of the Virgin Mary being destroyed.
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"Chairman Jean-Marc Janaillac expressed his indignation to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs about the arbitrary detention conditions that the Air France crew were subjected to," Air France-KLM said in a statement on Tuesday.
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So are public statements of indignation; bigger and better sanctions; more pressure on the North's Chinese allies to support these measures; military steps to show the North Koreans and our allies that we are resolute.
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They note that the electoral map always favored the Democratic nominee, and lament — with some indignation — that Trump has done little since securing the GOP nomination to extend his reach beyond his core of support.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia reacted with indignation and some concern on Thursday to Bernard Tomic's admission after a lackluster first round defeat at Wimbledon that he was struggling to care about his results at major tournaments.
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My anger had the quality of undergraduate indignation: I wanted to tell him that I knew how to read a CT scan and understood what a low-sodium reading was, but I bit my tongue.
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Either out of embarrassment or to hide their role in the scam of GM receiving massive tax cuts only to make massive job cuts, the president and some members of Congress reacted with swift indignation.
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"Spare us the indignation of the vultures of the main parties who let the wolves in to carry out this carnage," declared Eric Domard, a senior adviser to the National Front leader Marine Le Pen.
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As I wrote back in March when the H.B. 2628 law was first passed, North Carolina has become a hotbed for culture-war issues, especially in an election cycle that has promoted fear and indignation.
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"Reporters Without Borders expresses its sharp indignation on learning of the Ukrainian secret service's manipulation carried out as part of an information war," Christophe Deloire, secretary general of Reporters Without Borders, said on social media.
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Nothing brings out the indignation of a certain kind of rock 'n' roll fan like the suggestion that the music of Little Richard, Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain and other iconoclasts has aged with its audience.
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But if you read carefully you might find veiled traces of the racism and class-based snobbery that last year spurred Prince Harry to issue a highly unusual statement of indignation on Ms. Markle's behalf.
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The résumé, which was leaked and shared widely online this week, has provoked a mix of fascination, indignation and debate about whether children in China's test-crazed education system are being raised as soulless strivers.
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A significant factor in keeping the peace has surely been anticipatory catharsis: The widespread expectations of a big Democratic wave in the coming midterm elections are containing and channeling that indignation, helping to maintain order.
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But when it comes to the anti-Trump memes at least, what shines through—beyond the sense of play—is indignation, the amusement of ridiculing powerful figures, and the comfort that comes from collective coping.
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Jose Luis Abalos, the member of parliament in charge of formally presenting the motion on behalf of the Socialists, told PP deputies that the court ruling had triggered a wave of indignation across the country.
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Almost every day of the week, the late-night indignation machine seizes on some new comment from Trump, then feeds its interpretations back into a news cycle that Trump himself — a devoted TV watcher — consumes.
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The prospect of a new and entirely autonomous church in Ukraine has sent Russia's political and religious leaders into fits of indignation, even raising fears that Moscow will try to sabotage the project by force.
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Perhaps most of all, Democrats have vented indignation at the F.B.I. and its former director, James B. Comey, for reviving the issue of Hillary Clinton's private email server in the last days of the race.
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"Wow today is a day for self righteous indignation on #CapitolHill & around #DC @JeffFlake @BobCorker," Nance tweeted Tuesday, the day Flake said he would not seek re-election and denounced Trump on the Senate floor.
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Flannery suppresses her "distaste and indignation" at her husband's behavior, and is subsequently described as "Willa's mother," as though parenting has drained her of even the very last vestige of her writerly self — her name.
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A sense of indignation and a good cause lead first to moral urgency, and then soon afterward to repetition, whereby the reformers become captive to their own rhetoric, usually at a cost to their cause.
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His use of the word, during a visit intended to spur negotiations between the Polisario independence movement and Morocco, stirred the indignation of Rabat which expelled dozens of U.N. staff, greatly reducing the mission's work.
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But both the sentimentalized Thanksgiving myth and Deloria's indignation are products of a more modern America, with its relative comfort and security; neither sprang out of the darkness of the seventeenth-century New England forest.
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It seems like the power of indignation that comes from having the world's ills dropped at our feet every time we order a Frappuccino could be enough to propel us to the next imperfect solution.
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The spectacle of "Ivanka Vacuuming" and the media hubbub it spawned — Ms. Trump weighed in with both self-righteousness and mild indignation — got me thinking about other art I've seen starring the Trumps, usually Donald.
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The truth was that few people could match Berryman's enthusiasm for the tortuously slow grind of money laundering investigations and, at the same time, his degree of righteous indignation at the idea of people corrupting soccer.
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Prosecutors say they are well aware of the efforts to confound their investigation, but remain confident that rising public indignation and the weight of evidence of various crimes will ensure those responsible are brought to justice.
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What angers him now, when he thinks back to all that has happened in the years since his cousin was killed, is the aura of indignation and immunity emanating from many of the officers he sees.
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" In a statement ringing with resolve and indignation, Mr Mnuchin said: "the administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their alleged interference in US elections, destructive cyber-attacks and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure.
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The charge, breach of peace, is defined in Hungarian law as antisocial, violent behavior capable of inciting indignation or alarm, and it carries a maximum sentence of two years in prison unless there are aggravating circumstances.
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But they will soon test whether they can change the way their study subjects see junk-food ads long term — so that each new soda commercial acts like a booster shot of indignation, rather than temptation.
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If America circa 2018 has a unifying art form, it's loudly making mountains out of other people's mole hills, blurring the line between performative indignation and actual anger for the sake of having something to say.
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A small group of protesters outside the presidential palace Thursday also held signs calling for a military counter-intervention, and a rotating cast of passersby stopped to express their indignation at the latest turn of events.
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And for all his indignation at the start of the speech, Mr. Trump lapsed into well-worn themes later in the one hour and 22-minute speech, even delivering a leisurely reminiscence about his election victory.
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At a more subjective level, Sanders's rhetorical tone of righteous indignation has served him well with Democratic voters, but it remains untested among the independent and swing voters who cast ballots only in the general election.
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Over the last few months of protests against femicide and rape, a large part of the public response, both in the press and on social media, has been indignation over the graffiti left on national monuments.
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During a Wednesday rally for the Republican gubernatorial candidate in Louisiana, Eddie Rispone, Trump interspersed his talk with a scattering of indignation at what he called House Democrats' "deranged, delusional and destructive and hyperpartisan" impeachment inquiry.
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The attorney general must also understand his religious indignation seems dubious since he was appointed by a president whose moral character has been called into question in a way not seen since the very Civil War.
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In a February 22nd email signed by a Heritage Foundation employee, whose name the Justice Department has chosen to redact, the employee expressed their indignation over the direction the commission's chairman, Vice President Mike Pence, was headed.
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But Bannon shrugged those tiny groups off as "irrelevant," implying that liberalism must be in pretty bad shape if it has to elevate a few thousand marginal characters into a national political force to justify its indignation.
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Responding to criticism of the Boschi cartoon, Fatto Quotidiano deputy director Stefano Feltri said it was the only thing that caused indignation on a front page that included an article calling for urgent humanitarian intervention in Syria.
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Though Wheaton maintained that "she was not asked, encouraged, or pressured to resign," the move was met with indignation by many Wheaton students, who thought the administration showed a lack of commitment to the campus's L.G.B.T. community.
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There is a mood across America, but especially on campus, that in order to show how aware of social injustice you are, you have to go around in a perpetual state of indignation, negativity and righteous rage.
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Over the past week, a number of journalists and politicians have expressed indignation as details of a new conservative media venture, which aims to personally attack journalists by unearthing their offensive social media posts, have leaked out.
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Over the years, he has talked a lot about drugs, but only about how none of his riders use them, and often — despite increasingly unexplainable incidents — with how-dare-you-insinuate-that-they-are-not-clean indignation.
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Rage themselves straddled these tiers, as a multiracial act who made millions through their contract with a Sony subsidiary, but their songs seldom muddied the borders — clear-cut indignation was more important to the band than contradiction.
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From the Mueller report hitting the floor with a thud through the litany of impeachable offenses they struggled to come up with, the Democratic Party exhibited its growing incompetency to offer anything other than rage and indignation.
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" This was voiced with the same kind of indignation towards progressives expressed all year by moderate House Democrats, annoyed that their part in retaking the House had been eclipsed by the rise of AOC and "The Squad.
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Once Palestinian officials get over their reflexive indignation, said Ghaith al-Omari, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, they will focus on his enthusiasm for a deal rather than obsess over semantics.
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A friend recently told me he had become disillusioned and no longer had the righteous indignation with the world that I did, and I thought to myself, secretly, that it had to be because I'm HIV-positive.
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Screenwriter C. Robert Cargill, in a fit of exasperation and indignation, responded to criticisms recently that his movie committed the age-old Hollywood tradition of whitewashing by casting Tilda Swinton in the role of the Ancient One.
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As Manfredi Piccolomini wrote in 303 in the American Interest: Puritanism is often cited to explain American indignation toward turpitude in high places and the moral outrage that follows the disclosure of sexual, financial and political scandals.
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Nadler's performance during the trial has irked Republican senators at times, with a few expressing indignation at his suggestion last week that the Senate would be complicit in a cover-up if they do not call witnesses. Sen.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has traditionally brushed aside corruption allegations against top officials but that stance has become harder to maintain since an economic crisis slashed the incomes of ordinary Russians and fuelled public indignation about official graft.
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I love the righteous indignation that marks my Sunday mornings, the way I howl with disgust as announcers and commentators talk about how "talented and aggressive" he is every time another driver rescues him from his bad decisions.
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It's like a bad joke: lawyers criticizing a social-justice measure because it goes against their ability to discriminate freely; attorneys full of indignation because now you can stop them from acting against the dignity of their colleagues.
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There's a thread of disgruntled Trump affiliation running through Adrian's concerns about, er, economic uncertainty, in the way his not-unjustified indignation of corporate-government collusion crushing his small business leads him down a road to darker choices.
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And at a time when border communities are especially under attack, facing new threats of escalated policing and detention at our already hyper-militarized international boundary, I think we need more art like ATDI's that echoes our indignation.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Towering cranes dot the Havana skyline as communist-run Cuba races to build luxury hotels, amid indignation among some residents and concern that U.S. President Donald Trump might reverse a detente that fueled the tourist boom.
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"China expresses strong indignation at these unreasonable actions by the U.S. side and has already lodged stern representations," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters in Beijing, adding the moved seriously harmed bilateral relations and military ties.
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In a two-hour interview in the ministry last week, sitting alongside a large Russian flag and a grand window with Corinthian columns, Mr. Mutko expressed a range of emotions: defiance, contrition, indignation and shades of hesitant acceptance.
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The decision to scale back was met with "indignation" across the island, said Jorge L. González Otero, the mayor of Jayuya, a town in the central part of the island, where about half the residents still lack power.
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"His sense of the justice of our cause and his indignation at what has been done to so many Tibetans are so urgent that he has not rested," the Dalai Lama wrote in a foreword to the memoir.
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In the past six days, we have all aged at least 15 years as we endured rightful outrage, righteous indignation, and an unending stack of thinkpieces about the President's seemingly undiminished ability to make racist, tone-deaf comments.
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"This food is who I am and there is no reason I shouldn't serve it, even if that means breaking the law," she said with indignation, noting that mass-produced meat is often treated with additives and chemicals.
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Reformers must avoid fanaticism and listen to the facts; but the friends of reform must keep their indignation intact, and not be blinded to suffering by the news that our model of how people suffer should be retuned.
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Kamala Harris' shock decision to drop out of the race president -- a development that shook Democrats awake to a winnowing field with diminishing diversity, and allowed Booker to step into the breach with a message of righteous indignation.
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My brother and I would lie in our beds fuming with indignation at being excluded from the nocturnal world of grown-ups, determined to stay awake and spy on them, until invariably our bodies betrayed us with sleep.
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It's a familiar pattern: President Trump says or does something controversial, and all of the usual suspects erupt with a new round of condemnation and indignation while he sits back, amused by the clockwork predictability of it all.
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Jericho's intensity from the build-up played well here, his indignation apparent from the outset as he shoved respected official Red Shoes, locked his son in a Lion Tamer, and used a four-letter word gratuitously in all directions.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A hardline Pakistani Islamist group has warned of "terrible consequences" if a Christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy is granted leniency in an appeal heard on Monday, a case that has drawn global headlines and indignation.
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"It would be reckless to walk away from a country that has that much influence and just say as a form of moral protest or indignation, you know, we're going to take our marbles and go home," she said.
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In a statement released Friday by Meaux Dioceses in France, Father Jacques Lacroix, 89, has been removed from all activities surrounding the church after the video went viral, causing rage and indignation by millions of people who viewed it.
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Certainly the Republican Party's audacity is worthy of indignation, but its strategic expenditures and long-term focus are impressive, enviable even — especially in comparison with the bumbling Democrats, who seem to have been blindsided by the G.O.P.'s takeover.
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Engel's technical and dramatic imagination rises to a frenzied pitch in a wrenching discussion between Bea and Al, in which she voices her frustrations with him and with her own life, and he responds with petulant and juvenile indignation.
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Anger could touch off a backlash, advisers said, though at the same time he needs to show more indignation than he did during a Fox News interview on Monday when he stuck closely to talking points and looked rehearsed.
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In addition to indignation from the right, Abreu has attracted flak from the left, especially after indicating that Rio city council member Marielle Franco, who was killed by gunfire in March 2018, would be his first lady in memoriam.
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What started as mass outrage over a celebrity being targeted based on his race and sexual orientation turned into indignation at Mr. Smollett after the police concluded that he planned the attack himself in an effort to gain publicity.
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Word of the Day noun: a sudden outburst of anger noun: tightly woven fabric with raised cords verb: cause to feel resentment or indignation verb: raise interest or curiosity _________ The word pique has appeared in 199 articles on NYTimes.
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As Sanders lobbed practiced lines like "You were not a fan of Bowles-Simpson?" and Biden feigned righteous indignation when Sanders attacked him for accepting donations from billionaires, the two candidates, both aging war horses, sounded equally off-key.
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" Miller blasted the complaint, which largely aligns with a White House summary of a call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, as a "little Nancy Drew novel" that "drips with condescension, righteous indignation and contempt for the president.
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LONDON — Chastened by a wave of public indignation, the British government on Sunday took direct control of the response to a deadly apartment tower fire in London, sidelining local officials whose response has been criticized as slow and disorganized.
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Mr. Uribe has announced that he and his partisans are taking to the streets to seek a new referendum against critical points of the agreement, and that he will seek the presidency in 2018 under the banner of indignation.
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After an uneven season in which New England stumbled through the final quarter of its schedule and many in the N.F.L. community prepared an obituary for this dynasty, the Patriots had built up a fair amount of righteous indignation.
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Essentially, Gamergate systematized a form of online harassment that involved close-reading ancient chats and private messages, as well as public content and social media activity, in search of anything that could be used as fodder for righteous indignation.
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His literary comuniques also stoked indignation at continued small-scale agressions against Zapatista communities, as well as the government's failure to honor promises to implement peace accords recognizing indigenous rights that were negotiated early on, and then seemingly forgotten.
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But a wall by any other name has stirred indignation among prospective neighbors, who have vented in public comments sent to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, which is responsible for devising a plan that will meet the federal requirements.
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There was, appropriately, a fair amount of indignation; the claims Fowler made, and the subsequent stories that emerged about corporate culture at Uber, are so egregious that it's hard to believe it was all kept under wraps for this long.
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While both countries are among the world's powerhouses when it comes to hacking to spy on foreign targets, the US has long insisted it doesn't do so for the sake of its private businesses and expressed indignation that China does.
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He has questioned Mr. de Blasio's knowledge of the schools, accused him of not being forthcoming with information, and expressed indignation when the mayor, after testifying for nearly four hours at one Senate hearing, did not attend a second one.
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"To me, what you say about the novel and the way character is developed, and the relation between fact and fiction is more interesting, and original, than your indignation—though I share it entirely—at McCarthy's slander on women," Sontag added.
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Press indignation to the CNN slight was immediate and loud; the flap drew extensive coverage from virtually all media outlets, taking up space in the news agenda that would be better devoted to stories about things not involving the media.
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During the uprising last year, for example, he caused a stir on CNN when he denounced the anchor for using the term "thug" with a flurry of unvarnished indignation that I can tell you is precisely what I love about Carl.
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Highlights Canadians outraged by Trump's attack on their prime minister have called for a consumer boycott targeting the United States, but indignation may be hard to sustain in a nation enamored by U.S. popular culture and larded with American goods.
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Although numerous prosecutors and former Department of Justice officials have accused Mr. Comey of violating formal guidelines and informal norms against commenting on continuing investigations or publicizing political cases just before elections, voters do not seem to share their indignation.
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Could she, short of the military red lines that surround her, have expressed her indignation at the immense suffering of Rohingya civilians, and condemned the arson and killing that sent hundreds of thousands of terrified human beings on their way?
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But he must not stop there: He must prove that he really has understood the "anger and indignation" he referred to in his speech on Monday and that from now on he and his government are listening closely and sympathetically.
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Donald Trump learned that this week as an avalanche of indignation came down on him and his administration for his brutal, inhumane "zero tolerance" policy at the border, which was resulting in the terrible suffering of children and their parents.
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The result is a powerful and suspenseful film, part detective story and part courtroom drama, fueled by a potent mix of curiosity and indignation and full of memorable characters speaking in the lively idioms and varied accents of New York.
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His rampant energy has been kicked up a notch by Trump-era indignation, and on "Songs of Resistance, 1942-2018," a new album featuring some all-star guests (Meshell Ndegeocello, Tom Waits and more), he's funneled it all into something powerful.
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Though he has been criticized by some liberals for his history of nationalist views, he has focused his indignation in his popular blogs and calls for protests on what is arguably the most vulnerable attribute of the ruling elite: its corruption.
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And yes, when those two start singing show tunes, when the happy islanders' canoe hulls break the waves, that soaring Broadway feeling you get — thank you, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Opetaia Foa'i — can momentarily disarm indignation and silence the stickler.
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You can feel the indignation radiating off Emily's black, white and periwinkle face when she discovers that Charlotte has gone into her desk and read her poems; her outraged "How could you?" bellows off the page and across the moors.
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Impotent in the face of a party that defied all political convention and wisdom with its victory in the last election, and unwilling to reshape a political order that offers them sinecures, political elites have only indignation and repetition as recourse.
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On protesting: I've taken part in the protests, out of indignation with the thievish way in which they adopted Emergency Decree No. 13, and with its contents, and intent to save the criminal Dragnea [Liviu Dragnea, the ruling party's leader].
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Patrick Cockburn, who publishes much of his best work in the LRB, writes about the Middle East, but is the greatest living foreign correspondent in English, a writer of understated integrity and compassion, with the necessary balance of indignation and detachment.
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It has been quite interesting to witness the recent explosion of confessional narratives from women who have been the targets of sexual harassment, and the indignation expressed by arts professionals who seek to distance themselves from the status of enablers.
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Ultimately, the revelation that the academy, the government and the textbook publishers all consider the changes to be optional — the sentiment had been buried under the initial avalanche of indignation — exposed the whole affair as little more than a tempête in a teapot.
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READMEPetcube Bites is good if you live in a place bigger than mine, which is approximately the size of a hermit crab's shellYour pet may or may not appreciate it as much as you doYour pet may never forgive you for this indignation
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The idea of the U.K.'s sovereignty being threatened by Brussels has ignited the British imagination and indignation over the years, with media stories (many apocryphal) about EU bans on anything from "bendy bananas" to conker games in the U.K.'s school playgrounds.
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And even though millions of Mexicans were seething with anger and indignation, their President didn't respond to a comment by a man who has single-handedly riled up millions of American voters against Mexico since, oh, about three minutes into his campaign.
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Analysts said the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) had effectively devalued the rupee to its lowest level against the dollar since December 2013, but Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said he felt "deep concern and indignation" at what he called an artificial weakening.
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After meeting German Chancellor Angela Merkel and leaders of European center-right parties in Brussels for talks, Fillon said Europe's efforts to stop the Syria conflict had shown "indignation", but this in itself never saved lives and would not stop the slaughter.
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Johnny Watterson, a columnist with the Irish Times, spared no poetry or indignation in decrying the Carvalho fight, and particularly its last few seconds of unanswered ground-and-pound from Carvalho's opponent, as a "calamitous and indefensible episode" in Irish sporting history.
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I don't claim to have a simple magic rule for deciding when criticism and indignation help our cause and when they don't — or what exact forms they should take on what occasions, or what exact forms protests and other activism should take.
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When you visit a place like Birkenau, where the very earth you walk on is soaked in the blood of innocent men, women and children, there is simply no limit to the pain, loss, and righteous indignation one can feel for their deaths.
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But the publisher list's inclusion of Breitbart News provoked a firestorm of criticism over the weekend as journalists and media critics voiced indignation at being lumped in with a publication widely seen as seeking above all else to advance a far-right ideology.
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" In his beguiling, energetic, razor-sharp prose, Durkee pinpoints the justified resentment and righteous indignation that fuels such behavior, diagnosing it as a "yellow mind," a psychological malady wherein one finds oneself "autocorrecting the world with a cuss-filled stream of consciousness.
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American presidents have attended the Western Hemisphere meeting, known as the Summit of the Americas, in previous years — Barack Obama made history there in 2015 by meeting with President Raúl Castro of Cuba — but few have stoked as much indignation as Mr. Trump.
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In those cases, defensiveness, what relationship expert Dr. John Gottman describes as "self-protection in the form of righteous indignation or innocent victimhood in an attempt to ward off perceived attack," feels like it's protecting you but really it's keeping you jailed.
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In her fine new book about those horrors, "Damnation Island," Stacy Horn lucidly, and not without indignation, documents the island's bleak history, detailing the political and moral failures that sustained this hell, failures still evident today in the prison at Rikers Island.
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It might occur to you that while Mr. Gruffudd is perfectly fine as the problematic Andrew — whose protestations could indicate innocent indignation or anger at being found out — the role would have been right in the wheelhouse of the "Broadchurch" star David Tennant.
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Given all that pain, one might presume that some glee on my part would be justified at the sight of Americans squirming in indignation at the spectacle of their democracy subjected to foreign interference — as Chile's democracy, among many others', was by America.
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While many Americans were outraged about my braids being pulled — and the Transportation Security Administration apologized — that same sense of indignation doesn't seem to transfer to football team names like the Chiefs and the Washington Redskins or traditions like the tomahawk chop.
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He is a musician, whose proudest boast is that he owns a piano stool once sat on by Hoagy Carmichael, and whose dearest wish is to open a jazz joint in what is currently, to his great indignation, a samba and tapas place.
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Iraq, lacking a functioning government, now finds itself trapped in a fray over which it has little control, compelled by public indignation to denounce the American airstrikes on its territory but loath to lose the American counterbalance to Iran and its proxies.
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His was the overwhelming presence, brooding like a weather system over Cuba's dilapidated streets; and his was the voice, droning on in televised speeches for hour after hour, alternately rising to a peak of righteous indignation and falling to a whisper of injured innocence.
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Blesa was an avid big-game hunter and photographs of him posing with a rifle and a slaughtered hippopotamus, a bear and a lion, among others, caused a wave of indignation in a country where one in four workers were out of a job.
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The president extolled Limbaugh's "decades of devotion to our country," as though he were a latter-day Walter Cronkite and national unifier, rather than one of the creators of the insult-laden, indignation-oriented, attack-focused brand of conservatism that gave rise to Trump.
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If people are left with the impression that Google's legal but unethical tax dodging — which is widespread across both tech companies and service industries — has been reined in, then the passionate indignation that's led to these measures in the first place could peter out prematurely.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - A Swedish court on Tuesday blocked the building of a new Nobel center which is meant to showcase one of the world's most famed prizes, but whose plans have sparked royal indignation, political spats and the ire of a local business tycoon.
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When Trump adviser Stephen Bannon, and then Trump himself, criticized the media for taking on the role of the "opposition party," and when Bannon said the media ought to "keep its mouth shut," the howls from the news industry were afire with indignation and outrage.
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All of these new tenants of online discussion—indignation, losing the thread of debate, content for the sake of content—came to a head in the aftermath of the Paris attacks, where outrage seemed to overtake grief as a more direct way to express mourning.
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But Stony Brook's Fleming told Vox this indignation is for show, and that central to the alt-right's attempt to mainstream white nationalism and racism is its tactic of going right up to the line of violence — but being careful not to explicitly endorse it.
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Just as importantly, Mr Sanders at last took his booming indignation at an economy and a political system that he calls "rigged" for the benefit of the richest 1%, and aimed it not at Mrs Clinton but at the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump.
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But when she recalled Mr. Godard's presenting her with a difficult monologue on the set of "Made in U.S.A." and insisting on shooting it right away, her incredulity and indignation made it sound as if she was upset about something that had happened just yesterday.
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She also isn't entirely right — she's fueled by anger as much as righteous indignation, and near the end of the episode there's a shot of Quinn behind a board in the production office with the note: "Tell Lies to Girls," which can't be a coincidence.
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Moore is a controversial conservative who has twice been removed from his position as chief justice on the Alabama Supreme Court for refusing to enforce laws he felt violated his Christian beliefs, a kind of religious indignation that is less popular among suburban women.
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More than a month after changes to the Central American nation's social security system triggered student-led protests, indignation at a brutal crackdown in which at least 77 people have been killed and over 800 wounded has morphed into a daily challenge to Ortega's rule.
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I don't know if I truly believe it, but I want to believe that [there's a] spark [of moral indignation] in everybody's soul at seeing some injustice—I don't care if it's a traffic stop, I don't care if it's a massive human rights atrocity.
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What's more, attacking Democrats with thundering indignation is not a tactic universally embraced within the party, reflecting a divide over how Republicans believe they should approach the delicate questions that the Kavanaugh confirmation has raised, about gender equality, mistreatment of women and sexual assault.
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The Kremlin may fool most of its people most of the time, but abroad, its feigned indignation is ever less credible — though not necessarily with President Trump, who famously declared that he believed Mr. Putin when he said he didn't meddle in American elections.
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In June this year, the restoration of a 16th-century wooden figure of St. George in a church in Estella, in northern Spain, drew indignation after it was left looking more like a childish model of a cartoon character than a precious piece of art.
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Mr. Putin doesn't like to tamper with the existing order, which is fully under his control, and the last time he pulled a fast one to prolong his stay in power — the infamous office swap with Dmitri Medvedev — Russians took to the streets in indignation.
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The explosion of indignation, mockery and free publicity that greeted Tuesday night's move to prevent Senator Warren from reading a letter about Senator Jeff Sessions written by Coretta Scott King resonates with so many women precisely because they have been there, over and over again.
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His "the system is rigged" rhetoric made him the Republican's equal when it came to indignation, supporters note, while his rumpled asceticism (he is one of the poorest members of the Senate) and plain-spoken integrity made him a more convincing anti-establishment champion than Mrs Clinton.
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You see, when Episode 3 of Instinct (not to be confused with the 1999 Anthony Hopkins crime thriller of the same name, or the 1992 crime thriller Basic Instinct) premiered, fans expressed indignation at its uncanny similarities to a plot from an episode of Bones in 2009.
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"The president has instructed me to ensure that Mexico's indignation translates into... efficient, prompt, expeditious and forceful legal actions for Mexico to take a role and demand that conditions are established that protect... Mexicans in the United States," Ebrard said in a video posted on Twitter.
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The FBI raid against Michael Cohen spiked President Donald Trump's rampant indignation over the Robert Mueller probe to previously unseen heights, multiplying the persecution complex he feels about the FBI and his own Justice Department and fueling his sense he's the target of a witch hunt.
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The president's withdrawal from the Paris climate accord, the rolling back of environmental regulations, the separation of immigrant families at the border and the detention of children in cages: The litany of outrages has caused anger, sadness and a Trump Tower-size amount of spluttering indignation.
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"Heaven forbid we let the facts get in the way of your righteous indignation, but Forrest, when he decommissioned his men, told them to make peace with the men they had fought and live as good citizens of the United States," Brett Talley wrote on TideFans.
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And just as welfare cheats attracted criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike from the Reagan years through the Clinton administration's welfare reform plans in the 1990s, so woke young people have aroused the choreographed indignation of leaders as different as Presidents Donald Trump and Barack Obama.
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An inveterate phone-talker, Bergljot tells her tale as one would in conversations with a friend, doubling back on earlier versions as though to retrieve some crucial detail that might prove her claim once and for all, vacillating among indignation and dark humor and self-doubt.
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Chicago's mayor and police superintendent deployed the "race card," but the punch line to their righteous indignation in the Smollett case is Chicago's history of systematic police abuse and cover-ups of physical violence, brutality, and even death of black folks at the hands of the police.
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