The index goes from 0 (least nationalistic) to 1 (most nationalistic).
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Among lower-income Trump supporters, 50 percent of the most nationalistic support taxing the rich, compared to 62 percent of the least nationalistic.
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But the external criticism will, of course, push the government further into the position of a besieged fortress, strengthening both the nationalistic rhetoric...and the nationalistic mood in the country.
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Nationalistic passions in India have risen since the terror attack.
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There's a long, kind of simmering underneath of nationalistic feelings.
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In the Twittersphere, for example, Filipinos were feeling pretty nationalistic.
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Some saw it as a sign of Netanyahu's nationalistic extremism.
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Nationalistic words made up around 6.5% of last night's address.
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Why did "patriotic education" and nationalistic thinking appear after 1989?
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But whaling "has become a sensitive, nationalistic topic," she said.
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Now a lot of progressive economic thinking is nakedly nationalistic.
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"Die Meistersinger" was easily made to function as nationalistic agitprop.
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But overall, the memo isn't laden with fiercely nationalistic proposals.
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"There is a hard-right core that is extremely nationalistic, but unlike the Nazis, not murderously nationalistic," said Michael Wolffsohn, a professor of modern history at the University of the German Armed Forces in Munich.
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There are the Olympic distractions, novelties and nationalistic strains to navigate.
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For his vocal nationalistic base, it is a passionately held cause.
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"The mood wasn't overly aggressive, but it was nationalistic," Busch said.
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Anger over wartime history can stir nationalistic feelings in both countries.
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But his nationalistic pride never turned boastful on the world stage.
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"The Koreans I know are intensely proud and nationalistic," Lee says.
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The then-populist government in Macedonia responded with similarly nationalistic fervour.
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The economic might coincided with the Communist Party's increasingly nationalistic stance.
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Elizabeth Warren drive the equity stake approach into explicitly nationalistic territory.
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Its tone became increasingly nationalistic, populistic and — its critics said — racist.
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"I wouldn't consider myself a nationalistic person," Ms. Ingleby Davies said.
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ANT has also inspired the anger of other nationalistic hacker groups.
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Foreign newspapers narrowed in on the nationalistic turn in US foreign policy.
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A nationalistic state-run tabloid accused "foreign forces" of encouraging the protests.
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Across Europe, a number of elections could give nationalistic parties more clout.
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Feel-good films spiked with nationalistic fervour make for an intoxicating combination.
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But the analysis showed that, across the sport, nationalistic preference is prevalent.
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A highly technical issue has been simplified into a crude nationalistic argument.
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Nestlé is not particularly nationalistic, but they do enjoy selling bottled water.
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He also concluded that younger respondents were less nationalistic than older ones.
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The country is not at risk of retreating into a "nationalistic crouch".
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China's latest actions may be to please a nationalistic audience back home.
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China is a hugely patriotic country, but it is also increasingly nationalistic.
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The population here is deeply nationalistic and anti-Chinese sentiment is visceral.
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The inaugural address was short yet bleak and nationalistic in its appeal.
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Others are emboldened to act in an equally nationalistic and assertive way.
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American: more nationalistic in its tone, more austere in its social programs,
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"China cannot stop and take a break," the nationalistic Global Times warned.
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In place of the stirring nationalistic music, there's a heavy, uncomfortable silence.
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That also neutralizes the main opposition parties, which are all highly nationalistic.
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A more nationalistic regime in Yerevan also could not restrain the movement.
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And it's especially problematic when you're speaking at a nationalistic mass meeting.
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Meanwhile he downplays the dangers of far-right nationalistic dictatorships such as Russia.
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Chávez, in a nationalistic gesture, brought 160 tonnes to Venezuela from storage abroad.
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But at end of day, same ole nationalistic view, did nothing 2 unite.
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A guy so nationalistic he made two albums about boring-ass states. French?
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Recent talk of another border war against Ethiopia has opened a nationalistic vein.
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Perhaps because of this, Britons have long been more nationalistic than other Europeans.
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"The artists blamed nationalistic tendencies for the war in Europe," Ms. Josenhans said.
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Media on both sides kept up a nationalistic drumbeat during the recent crisis.
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"The nationalistic politics and theology goes hand in hand now," Mr. Hegar said.
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It's not a nationalistic thing, it's just that the pool is so rich.
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Europeans have grown more nationalistic, more politically extreme and less welcoming of outsiders.
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Mr. Trump's nationalistic approach to business puts international companies in a difficult position.
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Ukraine can be shorthand for a Ukraine dominated by its more nationalistic, more
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And in recent years, China's official Oscar entries have trended noticeably more nationalistic.
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Loudspeakers blared nationalistic music as energised protesters chanted calls for the government's fall.
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With that context, the chant was quickly seen as derogatory, nationalistic and racist.
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Too violent, too soft, too nationalistic, too unpatriotic — is pro football in trouble?
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And not letting nationalistic tendencies swapping over to the rest of the world.
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" Nationalistic Chinese state-run tabloid Global Times said the meeting showed Obama's "mean side.
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Her patriotic messaging could tug at the nationalistic heartstrings Mr Trump strummed in 2016.
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Pollsters expect the ruling party to benefit from the nationalistic passion sweeping the country.
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"The critique voiced was that the flags represented an exclusionary, nationalistic narrative," they wrote.
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"Modi needs to come across as strong and nationalistic to his base," Ganguly said.
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A nationalistic, "American First" Republican, who is also a moderate on the social issues.
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The conflict was largely political and nationalistic, centring on the constitutional status of Ireland.
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It should learn from his populist, nationalistic appeal while avoiding its (and his) excesses.
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Both parties will need the nationalistic NZ First Party to form a coalition government.
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They chanted nationalistic slogans ("Chemnitz is ours — foreigners out") and reportedly gave Nazi salutes.
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Economic threats against China won't force a nationalistic government to sacrifice its basic security.
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Or as part of a broader global turn toward more nationalistic forms of politics.
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It also remains to be seen if the dispute would trigger a nationalistic backlash.
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President Donald Trump is stuck — caught between his nationalistic impulses and a globalist disease.
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Mr. Trump, on the other hand, rode a wave of nationalistic populism to power.
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"An unstructured and nationalistic outcome will not be survival of the fittest," CAPA said.
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MNS, which thrives on its nationalistic affiliations, had threatened to stall the film's release.
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Netanyahu waged a nationalistic campaign, promising to annex territory in the occupied West Bank.
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Or, if there are military skirmishes, how will the nationalistic forces in society react?
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"Republican politics boils down to ethno-nationalistic passions ungoverned by reason," writes Jonathan Chait.
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President Trump battled leaks, signed new executive actions and gave a nationalistic speech at CPAC.
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The government promotes a "nationalistic, populistic counter-revolution", says Eugeniusz Smolar, a foreign-policy analyst.
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Still, Mr. Soros said he saw signs that people were growing tired of nationalistic tendencies.
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China's nationalistic state-run tabloid Global Times quoted scholars who were "stumped" by Trump's success.
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He says he's not a fan of the president's nationalistic rhetoric or his foul language.
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In the 20's and 30's there was a nationalistic fervour in the squad.
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And Stephen Miller's nationalistic voice is a lonely one inside the White House these days.
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Hitler and Trump have both used nationalistic fervor to unite citizens against a common enemy.
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The fiercely nationalistic, unbending and forceful leadership of Russia and Turkey makes compromise incredibly difficult.
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When Britpop began to dominate the decade, I didn't see anything terribly nationalistic about it.
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The post-modernist trained in the fever swamp of anti-Americanism, cannot accept nationalistic impulses.
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Today, Erikson says he focuses his energy on supporting nationalistic ideas and strict immigration laws.
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In the nationalistic mood of the moment, many Turks have even applauded Mr. Erdogan's riposte.
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The selection was mainly a mix of pre-modernist works appealing to Russian nationalistic tastes.
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"The government wants to build rather conservative, rather nationalistic, tendencies in the theater," he said.
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For all his nationalistic bluster, Mr. Abe's hawkishness has served South Korea's defense interests well.
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But what happens when nations begin to rethink their membership and focus on nationalistic interests?
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Xi can point to short-term stability, reinforcing the nationalistic themes rehearsed at the Oct.
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And even the highly nationalistic Global Times tabloid stopped pushing populist indignation over the tweet.
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Last Saturday, when speaking to France's far-right National Front, he affirmed their nationalistic platform.
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He speaks to a disenchanted electorate that includes the white, nationalistic fringes of his party.
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Mr. Bannon has been criticized for his association with racist, nationalistic and anti-Semitic views.
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The New Zealand suspect allegedly left behind a manifesto that detailed his white nationalistic ideology.
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The rambling document espouses far-right and white nationalistic views, specifically targeting Muslims and immigrants.
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They know that humanity is about everyone, not just a nationalistic attitude in our own country.
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A wave of nationalistic sentiment broke out in China in 2017 as the system neared completion.
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On Chinese social media site Weibo, news of Monday's protest was met with broadly nationalistic comments.
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The reason for the alarm is Bolton's stated worldview, as aggressively nationalistic as it is hawkish.
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"We would sit together for hours and read books...mostly nationalistic and propagandistic kinds," she said.
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" Added Pidduck, "One day the administration is very nationalistic and another day it has global concerns.
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The speech was the most nativist, restrictionist, nationalistic and offensive speech he has given to date.
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A Russian film to be released this month celebrates that victory in a heavily nationalistic manner.
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Intensely nationalistic, the government for decades has been reticent about seeking outside help of any sort.
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Global Times, which is published in both Chinese and English, is known for its nationalistic coverage.
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Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, a rising star of the nationalistic hard right in France, also spoke.
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"There is little nationalistic plot in 'The Wandering Earth'," Chinese film critic Raymond Zhou told CNN.
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It also remains to be seen if the trade dispute would trigger a nationalistic travel backlash.
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"The assessment forming is that this was a nationalistic terrorist attack," Erdan told Channel Two News.
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And in this era of local pride and nationalistic fervor, that has become a political liability.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump delivered an aggressively nationalistic speech at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Bannon was the advisor pushing the hardest for a more nationalistic approach to U.S. economic policy.
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The coalition includes the anti-migrant League and the nationalistic, neofascist-rooted Brothers of Italy party.
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"The Arab-Jewish conflict escalated into a nationalistic conflict, with Jerusalem at its center," he said.
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But while the tone may be less strident, the programme is as nationalistic and illiberal as ever.
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Naturally, Trump ended his crypto fireside chat with some trademark, nationalistic confidence in the United States Dollar.
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And he's known in Ohio for a populism that predates Trump and lacks the president's nationalistic fervor.
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Modi has run a nationalistic campaign, and aimed to make the election a referendum on his leadership.
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"The editorial is nothing more than a hyper-aggressive piece completely filled with nationalistic passion," it said.
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It's the first time stepping in front of an international audience and flaunting how nationalistic you are.
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China's leaders have a nationalistic public to appease; they will not retreat if a trade war starts.
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Jones added in the interview that Trump's "nationalistic approach" toward tariffs was beginning to worry Alabama voters.
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The only element of the Republican Party supporting the Trump tariffs is his nationalistic, anti-immigrant core.
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Khan's celebrity past and personal brand of nationalistic populism have led to some public comparisons with you.
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But I've noticed that many in our audience who express their views publicly take a nationalistic stance.
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But in our time, the findings from ancient DNA leave little solace for racist or nationalistic misinterpretation.
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The regime closely resembled other 20th-century authoritarian and nationalistic systems of government, such as Nazi Fascism.
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" And he dismissed the Trump administration's nationalistic approach to Christianity as "a heretical form of theological malpractice.
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Their staunchly nationalistic views aren't exactly a successful formula for cooperation in the pan-European political body.
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The war is sold by a nationalistic, Fox News-like network (that also broadcasts criminal executions live).
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He is one of several world leaders expected to push back against Mr. Trump's more nationalistic agenda.
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They have generally stayed off social media and refrained from making critical comments or displaying nationalistic symbols.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Putin has repeatedly flirted with this same imperialistic rhetoric in order to stoke nationalistic fervor.
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Mr. Trump's campaign, on the other hand, may be less relevant, but it pushes Mexico's nationalistic buttons.
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Mr. Trump's unapologetically nationalistic approach has put into question the value of many alliances and multilateral institutions.
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And public lectures by U.S. officials only crystallize support for the domestic regime and fuel nationalistic feelings.
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But a hostile mind-set can still get the better of us when nationalistic sentiments are involved.
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But Khamenei, Iran's highest authority, has tried to drum up nationalistic sentiment to secure a strong turnout.
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But Khamenei, Iran's highest authority, has tried to drum up nationalistic sentiment to secure a strong turnout.
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In an interview, Mr. Wang said he wasn't a big believer in appealing to such nationalistic tropes.
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He now makes a nationalistic argument on behalf of Facebook: Empower us, or cede ground to China.
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" Also, he said nonofficial media in China also weighed in and became "quite outspoken, nationalistic and confrontational.
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Their Instagram page is a mix of scantily clad women, muscle dudes, military hardware, and nationalistic messages.
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Many have similarly likened an Italian NO to the successful 'nationalistic' Brexit Leave and US Trump votes.
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It's easy to dismiss the rush as a Trumpian move — to prioritize flashy nationalistic rhetoric over substance.
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There's also the added difficulty in operating in Russia, nationalistic as it is, as a U.S.-based company.
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Others say the nationalistic rhetoric espoused by his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has alienated minorities and stoked fear.
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Westerners are talking up faster integration, even if that means leaving nationalistic easterners behind in a "multispeed Europe".
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Global Times is well-known for its bellicose and nationalistic tone and its news coverage often attracts controversy.
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He also said leaving could open the doors to "a more nationalistic approach with bad consequences" across Europe.
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Driven in part by nationalistic urges, it has fostered the growth of a community that knows no borders.
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Many young voters in Paris still believe in the European idea, despite the rise of nationalistic, populist movements.
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The lineup is an allusion to numerous Hitler-Trump comparisons made in response to the candidate's nationalistic ideology.
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Complaints and demands for an apology were mostly confined to the angrier nationalistic fringes of Twitter in Japan.
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That brought endless suggestions from Russia to either boycott the contest or send the most nationalistic crooners possible.
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And they are doing so at a time when the Chinese government is growing more assertive and nationalistic.
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This is outright retaliation against a journalist who has ticked off an increasingly nationalistic and authoritarian prime minister.
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In short, Trump voters were more nationalistic than Clinton voters, but most Americans are bullish on American greatness.
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Trump praises "strong" nationalistic leadership in authoritarian countries, while democratic leadership in allied countries is criticized as weak.
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As the refugee crisis has worsened, it has generated a nationalistic backlash in Europe and the United States.
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Perhaps it's a sign that younger people are more global and less nationalistic than their parents or grandparents.
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After the report was published, Facebook shut down the sites, which trafficked in nationalistic and anti-immigrant screeds.
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On social media, in between anti-immigrant and nationalistic messages, his party also championed bread-and-butter causes.
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Given the current nationalistic mood in China, such a splashy reception for a foreign artist may seem odd.
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That's why even the most avowedly nationalistic parties, like One Nation, have been caught up in this mess.
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Republican governors, mostly supportive of Mr. Trump, also acknowledge that they are working around the president's nationalistic stance.
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She calls for "intelligent protectionism" and backs nationalistic economic policies, such as favoring French businesses for public contracts.
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The Global Times, a state-owned newspaper known for its nationalistic views, called the agreement a new beginning.
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Similar hostility stirred in the 1940s when a nationalistic Thai government was at war with France in Indochina.
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The tenuous situation of contested borders with neighboring countries — especially Vietnam — is the object of much nationalistic fervor.
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Leading clerics, many of whom have become increasingly nationalistic, have also called for less foreign influence in the country.
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Tillerson's remarks showed "courage", said the state-run Global Times newspaper, which is usually known for its nationalistic bent.
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In 1945, Fidel entered the University of Havana law school and became involved in nationalistic and anti-imperialist politics.
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"The economic impact ... on national firms are being subordinated to greater strategic ... and nationalistic strategies, I think," Varathan said.
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China propped up its currency and cut U.S. pork orders, while state media took on an increasingly nationalistic message.
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The general drift is towards more authoritarian, more nationalistic policies that appeal to voters whose living standards have stagnated.
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Mr. Modi remains popular, partly because he has stoked nationalistic feelings, but that popularity may be beginning to slip.
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"People do feel a bit nationalistic about this type of thing," Morningstar analyst Adrian Atkins said of the assets.
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Worn down, their souls crushed, they accepted Jewish doctrines that denied the Fatherland and opposed all that was nationalistic.
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Last year's show was panned online for being too nationalistic and propaganda heavy, especially songs praising the Communist Party.
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Children may be too young to join an organization, but the Kremlin is targeting them, too, with nationalistic propaganda.
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Chinese leaders are incredibly wary of the risk of being outflanked by nationalistic sentiment on the cross-strait issue.
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" In the interview with Women's Wear Daily, Ford said Trump's victory and its aftermath made him "feel more nationalistic.
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I see the liberals as actually more nationalistic than the conservatives are, and that plays into their defense policy.
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One could argue that these large-scale social-cultural programs fostered European culture far beyond a limited nationalistic visions.
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Another thesis holds that the European "agreement" was nothing more than a temporary blip in his broader, nationalistic approach.
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Similarly, among Trump voters, the least support for taxing the rich also comes from the most nationalistic Trump supporters.
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Asked what Donald Trump represents to him, Mr. Gonzales said, "America first" — specifically, more nationalistic immigration and trade policies.
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"I suspect that this effort is aimed mostly at invoking the nationalistic pride of the domestic audience," said Chiu.
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Both countries have substantially placed more money in their military budgets, and both have become increasingly nationalistic and aggressive.
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Tiexue, whose name means "iron-willed" in Chinese, carries articles on military affairs and history, often nationalistic in tone.
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But Beijing is mindful of a possible nationalistic backlash if it is seen as conceding too much to Washington.
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That's because he is a deeply patriotic and nationalistic Korean, and he resents the patronizing scorn of bullying Westerners.
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Then, like now, a culturally polarizing Republican candidate was narrowly elected after a campaign waged atop nationalistic, identitarian appeals.
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His government is ramping up nationalistic propaganda, portraying its handling of the virus as a model for other countries.
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Second, European governments face anemic growth and some governments, such as Italy, are shifting towards nationalistic forms of governance.
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The February visit would be a welcome distraction for both nationalistic leaders, who face deepening political troubles at home.
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But some of the country's biggest recent blockbusters have been criticized as overly nationalistic, effectively acting as government propaganda.
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Roughly 120,000 Serbs live in northern Kosovo, near the Serbian border, and mostly embrace the nationalistic fervor of Belgrade.
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Still, he said, China seems to be in a new era in which nationalistic sentiment has become the norm.
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That capital is now a global commodity shows the relative shortcomings of a nationalistic approach to protect vital assets.
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"Washington doesn't need to act as if it has been taken for a ride," wrote the nationalistic Global Times.
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Trump, who literally invites foreign powers to investigate his political enemies, has never drawn such a furiously nationalistic condemnation.
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Now he's confronting his most nationalistic work — as the first Jewish director in the Bayreuth Festival's 141-year history.
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"Trump has gone so inward, so nationalistic, that readers are rebelling by going more global," she said by telephone.
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The Global Times, a state-run tabloid with a nationalistic bent, said China "cannot be weak at this time".
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The examples of such nationalistic chauvinism are not only plentiful -- they are held at senior levels of European political establishment.
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"The nationalistic, patriotic, imperial sentiments hold sway," said Pyotr Zolotaryov, the boss of Unity, an independent trade union at Avtovaz.
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While Indian regulators are probably less nationalistic than China's, India being a democracy, clarity on regulations may actually take longer.
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If Raonic won his third-round match against Viktor Troicki, he decided, he would return the nationalistic show of support.
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There, you'll find home items like Pomelo's minimalist table lamp and SuperMama's signature porcelain crockery, emblazoned with recognisable nationalistic motifs.
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But using a national security crisis for electoral ends could also put the nationalistic Modi on a path towards escalation.
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Can Bannon actually run a media company that transcends a small niche of the most nationalistic and pugilistic American conservatives?
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Outsiders called them "little pink" as an insult, and the phrase soon caught on as a label for nationalistic youth.
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The basic takeaway is straightforward: The more nationalistic the country, the worse the poor are doing relative to the rich.
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" The conclave was organized by the India Foundation, a think tank that "seeks to articulate Indian nationalistic perspective on issues.
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Plans for Breitbart: He wants to expand it globally, and mentioned India and Egypt where he sees similar nationalistic sentiments.
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What remains is a more pliant, nationalistic staff, one much more aligned with Trump on trade, immigration and other issues.
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The relationship showed strains from the start, with Mr. Ryan alarmed by Mr. Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric and nationalistic appeals.
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But when he returned to the presidency, Pifer says, he adopted a much more nationalistic approach to garnering domestic support.
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That is also where you can also reach every single conservative, alt-right and white nationalistic site in a millisecond.
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Putting it on the market during an election year will almost certainly force presidential candidates to stake out nationalistic positions.
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Mr. Abdul-Rauf, who converted to Islam in 1991, said he did not believe in standing for any nationalistic ideology.
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It is a nationalistic sign that many with ethnic Albanian roots make to mimic the black eagle in Albania's flag.
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Thursday, represents the most concrete translation of Trump's nationalistic and populist rhetoric on the campaign trail into dollars and cents.
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Even more surprising, the Mexican Army was by far the most nationalistic and anti-American element in the Mexican government.
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Democrats are more economically nationalistic than they used to be, but still mindful of the value of global co-operation.
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So, they have obviously been resolved in a way that nationalism did not result in-, in the nationalistic candidates winning.
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Mr. Hu brushes aside criticism that he is exacerbating tensions between China and the United States by promoting nationalistic views.
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But in the mid-2010s, he started recording tracks with nationalistic messages, including the one set on the Iranian frigate.
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Energetic and pugnacious, he earned widespread popularity by adopting a more nationalistic platform, including promoting Russian interests in neighboring countries.
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Audiences evinced a particular distaste for any works featuring the German language, and disdained pieces by living or nationalistic Germans.
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It will give him the time and political space to turn his deeply nationalistic vision for China into a reality.
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That is because populist parties often promote nationalistic, or nativist, policies which seem to discriminate against foreign companies, workers and goods.
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Global Times, a state-run tabloid known for its nationalistic rhetoric, posted a video Saturday showcasing gay social life in Beijing.
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Moreover, by promoting nationalistic, extremist, and corrupt politicians in the former Soviet space, Putin weakens Russia's neighbors by amplifying social divisions.
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What is a concern, though, is the fact that these nationalistic, anti-immigrant parties are gaining ground in the first place.
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A smaller top tier of multinational firms will burrow deeper into the economies of their hosts, helping to assuage nationalistic concerns.
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He has also tapped nationalistic sentiments by portraying officials in Brussels as meddling bureaucrats who are a threat to Hungary's sovereignty.
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The Global Times is a state newspaper under the official People's Daily that's best known for its nationalistic op-ed page.
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It's also pulpy and nationalistic, with heroic Indian soldiers and cackling Pakistani villains who wouldn't be out of place in Sgt.
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But it will have to compete with the nationalistic views of several Bolsonaro ministers who are former high-ranking military officers.
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"In anticipation, ISIL has been spreading a nationalistic narrative, portraying itself as the most important bulwark against foreign intervention," they said.
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He was known for his nationalistic poetry, calling for a reawakening of the Jewish people during the early 20th Century. 4.
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Very mob rule, nationalistic, racist, all these things that are being linked with it, largely due to Donald Trump's pushing it.
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Germans believed they were great because they were German, and their nationalistic fervor led to some of the world's greatest atrocities.
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But the right says our educators should instill moral values, which is to say civic values, which is simply nationalistic pride.
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The nationalistic and xenophobic rhetoric he sometimes employs, which has contributed to a barrage of hateful incidents, sends the same message.
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Even if every American website could be accessed here in China, Chinese would be just as nationalistic, or even more so.
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But this involves wide-angle thinking, instead of mimicking the obstreperous, nationalistic posturing of those who can do nothing but destroy.
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There is a nationalistic component to this rediscovery, an imperative to embrace the country's past, its agricultural heritage and its pain.
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Democrats have often been ambivalent about that ardent nationalistic voice, but this week they were happy to accept Trump's unintentional gift.
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His policy, she argued, is a "nationalistic" strategy in which the United States can only win at the "expense" of others.
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The treatment of Chinese consumers by foreign firms is an issue that resonates in a country where nationalistic sentiment runs deep.
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Rival students turned up to show support for Beijing, with some playing nationalistic songs and chanting "China is great", media reported.
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China, Europe and the U.S. are all racing to produce a coronavirus vaccine, and the efforts are tinged with nationalistic competition.
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Mr. Khan's nationalistic broadsides against American policies and what he describes as a humiliatingly uneven relationship chime with the military's position.
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He has repeatedly said that the more Democrats talk about identity and race, the more it helps his white nationalistic cause.
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The tabloid that Hu edits is known for its nationalistic coverage and bellicose opinions, which are frequently quoted by Western media.
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The rest of the world is moving ahead with trade alliances as the Trump administration pushes a nationalistic "America first" agenda.
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The case of North Korea suggests that even in the absence of nationalistic fervor, autocratic regimes can maintain control through repression.
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Russian employees who worked for specialized departments feel especially vulnerable because they carry a certain stigma in Russia's current nationalistic mood.
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Two worldviews collided: the mantra of globalization that underpins the advance of technology and the nationalistic agenda of the new administration.
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Seeking a fifth term in office, he has waged a nationalistic campaign, promising to annex territory in the occupied West Bank.
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The head of a nationalistic Chinese newspaper said Hong Kong police should use snipers to fire live ammunition at violent protesters.
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In recent years, many nationalistic Chinese have stoked a backlash against many foreign companies that are seen to be anti-China.
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But Wrexham are not English: the club are based in North Wales, adding a nationalistic flavour to their rivalry with Chester.
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And with a government in the undefined near future embracing nationalistic policies and suppressing its citizens' language, the novel feels disturbingly contemporary.
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Unlike the reasons for forming the U.S. and Russian space programs, India's goals for space travel aren't mainly motivated by nationalistic competition.
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Local elections in Andalusia on Sunday gave the fiercely nationalistic and socially conservative Vox party 12 of the provincial assembly's 105 seats.
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Putin, Erdogan, and Mugabe all have something in common: They were extremely popular and rode waves of nationalistic pride to win elections.
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Trump's embrace of Strange has put him at odds with his former adviser Steve Bannon and the nationalistic wing of the party.
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"On the security side, there was initially a nationalistic movement to reset the agenda in Mexico's terms," a former American official said.
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The commentary came after similar sentiments were published by the Communist Party-run People's Daily and its nationalistic sister paper Global Times.
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The North Korean propaganda that Park mockingly tweeted out brought down the full force of South Korean nationalistic legal proceedings in 2012.
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The school's interests will likely win out if the district's investigation confirms Volitich tried to promote white nationalistic ideas among her students.
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It profoundly affected the evolution of American foreign policy from harnessing American idealism toward policies inconsistent with Russian dignity and nationalistic passion.
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The idea being that anyone against the sort of nationalistic, racist violence we've been seeing could identify themselves as a "safe" ally.
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Global problems are not tackled because governments fail to co-operate; voters get angrier and push their leaders into more nationalistic positions.
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"I'm against Trump's nativist and nationalistic agenda, which divides people and is very hateful of the other," Rojelio Banuelos, 26, told CNN.
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His repeated reference to the nationalistic concept of "sovereignty" in his address to the UN General Assembly won approval in the Kremlin.
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The sponsor of the conference was Global Times, the state-run newspaper that Mr. Wu had criticized for its stridently nationalistic views.
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Trump sees himself in—and aspires to be—the Russian president, not just as a nationalistic authoritarian but a distinguished culture warrior.
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Wittingly or not, Trump's yoking of nationalistic rhetoric and less redistribution fits a larger political pattern, one with potentially powerful psychological underpinnings.
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Nationalism is part of online culture all over the world, and I think everyone is nationalistic to some degree, more or less.
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"The Catalan question is activating a nationalistic and identitarian confrontation not only in Catalonia but also in all of Spain," Orriols said.
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Both leaders have also expressed disdain for federal agencies and balances of power, all while touting reputations as decidedly and unapologetically nationalistic.
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Clinton veer from admiration, mostly among women and civil libertarians, to distaste, mostly among male policy makers and an often nationalistic public.
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For the first time, a party was elected to the Bundestag that is openly nationalistic and islamophobic and that advocates historic revisionism.
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Mining companies also have a global image problem, with many increasingly nationalistic governments wanting to extract more value from their mineral resources.
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Japanese colonial masters were armed with a powerful bureaucracy, a monopoly on arms and communications, and galvanized by a ruthless nationalistic purpose.
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At the dawn of World War II, most of Europe was ruled by right-wing, non-democratic, nationalistic and often racist governments.
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"It is true one will find deeply nationalistic priests, priests who are not modest, who enjoy a more lavish lifestyle," he added.
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"Trump's appeal is nationalistic, the authoritarian shepherd of the flock," Al Cross, an associate professor at the University of Kentucky, told me.
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The Catalans certainly have a right not to be discriminated against, but the nationalistic nature of the separatist campaign is not encouraging.
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For its detractors, it was an example of the kind of nationalistic Islamophobia many see as characterizing the current Austrian political climate.
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This nationalistic shift inspired the former punk musician, who found solace in the city's isolated electronic scene while drawing on Western influences.
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Some reporters from state media outlets seem to have responded to Mr. Xi's call with an enthusiasm that borders on nationalistic bullying.
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A junior partner in Bulgaria's coalition government is an alliance of three nationalistic parties that are known for their anti-migrant rhetoric.
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Uzbek folk traditions were banned under Soviet rule for supposedly being backward and nationalistic, but they are now experiencing a renewed interest.
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J, the middle school teacher from Maine, says he's especially perplexed by the way white nationalistic language has seeped into the mainstream.
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That institution would focus on the Polish narrative of sacrifice and suffering, and take what skeptics see as a more nationalistic perspective.
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To be sure, the state-run North Korean media also color the threat of regime change with frequent outbursts and nationalistic messages.
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The big picture: Modi is quickly implementing his party's nationalistic and right-leaning objectives that emphasize a Hindu identity, per the Post.
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That year, our government had announced a plan to overhaul the curriculum to what amounted to a mandatory course in nationalistic brainwashing.
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The Chinese president is also pushing a nationalistic agenda, as he tightens his grip on the country's political, social and economic life.
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Like Trump, India is pressuring both of Mr. Bezos' businesses as its leaders become more nationalistic toward foreign companies and news media.
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Chinese-made movies accounted for 54 percent of ticket sales, with baldly nationalistic action thriller "Wolf Warrior 2" topping the box office.
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Instead, Mr. Trump seems to take an older, more nationalistic view, in which might is the final deciding factor in any conflict.
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It is an aggressive use of presidential power that follows through on the nationalistic vision Mr. Trump presented during his presidential campaign.
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This, in turn, would invite nationalistic electoral rhetoric and complicate the process of getting to a mutually agreeable and politically feasible outcome.
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The week ended with the departure of controversial Trump aide Steve Bannon, seen as the most nationalistic and populist of his advisors.
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In this context, Cohn's departure creates a significant power and influence vacuum that will be filled by more nationalistic and protectionist views.
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And some of the traditional parties have moved in a more nationalistic direction, taking a bit of wind out of his sails.
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Pope Francis: In a major address to the Vatican, the pope lamented the rise of "nationalistic tendencies" in the U.S. and Europe.
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Plenty of others on the right love Israel because it's a nationalistic, pro-American power in the middle of the Middle East.
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It wasn't even just "nationalistic areas"—there were massive queues in the Ballyhackamore post office and that is considered a Unionist stronghold.
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"He's always been anti-immigrant, always been protectionist, always been fiercely nationalistic on matters of war and peace," Vox's Dylan Matthews writes.
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The worst thing would be if this kind of idea, this very nationalistic idea, would swap over to the rest of Europe.
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Another is bathos-infused and nationalistic: It depicts a miner drilling into the ground as refinery towers rip into the sky behind him.
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Nationalistic, anti-immigration doctrine, coupled with waves of protests against the outcome of the US presidential election makes Downtown Browns feel incredibly timely.
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In the process, Chinese propaganda has pushed hard on the portrayal of China as a strong, nationalistic country, with Xi at its core.
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How emphatically he carries that nationalistic message Tuesday night will signal to the world just how much of a geopolitical reshaping he intends.
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Dubbed the Us + Them Tour, the 45-year-old song title takes on a whole new meaning in the nationalistic post-Brexit age.
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Global Times, a state-run tabloid known for its nationalistic rhetoric, posted a video Saturday showcasing and praising gay social life in Beijing.
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The Frankfurt court decision said there was evidence that the soldier had "nationalistic" views and that he had seriously considered killing senior politicians.
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Depending on who you ask, thanks to global climate change and increasingly nationalistic government policy, there are multiple potential disasters heading our way.
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The government, led by the nationalistic Law and Justice party, instead opted for an American company which has a factory in the country.
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But if other countries follow the U.K. and become more nationalistic, it could affect the resources technology puts into government relations, Holland said.
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"This demonstrates the intensity of the nationalistic, xenophobic, anti-immigration feeling that exists in the U.K. [and] other parts of Europe," he said.
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Gibraltar does not quite share this nationalistic sentiment, as Dr. Chris Grocott, a lecturer in economic history at the University of Leicester, says.
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History has repeatedly shown that a reliable way to fuel nationalistic, insular, populist politics is to ignore the downsides of disruptive economic change.
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The program is a hallmark of China&aposs emboldened state security apparatus under the deeply nationalistic, hard-line rule of President Xi Jinping.
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Rather than being an occasion for nationalistic displays by a single, powerful host country, the Olympics would become a celebration of human diversity.
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Although coming from the left, it seems to know no bounds and mirrors the nationalistic nastiness of the Trump campaign in full swing.
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This country was not founded on a wave of nationalistic and patriotic fervor, it was founded on the principles of Freedom and equality.
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The native of Crimea already has a following around the Black Sea, where his gold medal made him popular among increasingly nationalistic Ukrainians.
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"It's heartening that nationalistic attitudes towards refugees is in decline in the UK," said Ruben Vardanyan, co-founder of the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative.
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"Since China has become more nationalistic, the possibilities that the US and China might end up in a tangle are higher," Kennedy said.
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However, within both groups there's some variation, enough that I could break respondents into three equal groups based on how nationalistic they are.
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These days, movies and television shows are still often historical in nature, but they're less overtly nationalistic and more focused on pure entertainment.
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"There's a lot of nationalistic buying in that category because Chinese consumers interpreted what happened to Huawei as an attack," he told Bloomberg.
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Her current research explores the development of such nationalistic sentiments in China after the military suppression of the protests on June 24, 289.
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Last year's influx of refugees unleashed nationalistic and xenophobic forces in many European countries, unsettling their politics and societies, threatening the union's cohesion.
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Lawyers said a rising backlash against foreign influence in China's fiercely nationalistic education system means even qualified teachers are increasingly vulnerable to exploitation.
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That reasoning appeals to the nationalistic instincts of Trump's base — those who believe that foreigners mean lost jobs, higher crime, and more terrorism.
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It's not just Republicans' nationalistic rhetoric that's escalating; Trump and others in the party are also using racist language against their minority opponents.
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While the country's military adventures seem far removed from daily life for many Iranians, they do align with the public's often nationalistic views.
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Sunday's attack, though largely nationalistic at core, also had a religious motif, like much of the violence over the last couple of years.
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"The danger is that the mainstream discourse shifts toward more simplistic, nationalistic language, and that centrist parties adopt populist frames," Ms. Schaller said.
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Say something, almost anything, and you expose yourself to being called too pro-Russian, too pro-Western, too nationalistic or not patriotic enough.
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President Trump is championing a more nationalistic stance in the United States, while Europe is generally calling for freer trade to stoke growth.
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"Some countries slow to respond to virus," read a recent headline from Global Times, a stridently nationalistic tabloid controlled by the Chinese government.
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Doubtless the Democrats running today would prefer the Republicans remain in their climate-change denying, planned-parenthood hating, tin-eared nationalistic comfort zone.
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Others have already criticized some of Lowry's historical oversights, such as his insistence on divorcing 20th-century fascism from its obvious nationalistic roots.
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Critics have said that an overly nationalistic Chinese stance may have hardened the U.S. position, Reuters reported, citing sources close to the government.
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Erdogan only has one tool in his box and that's his nationalistic image, and he tries to defend the currency with a flag.
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Europe has had centuries of nationalistic, identity-based conflict from which to draw lessons, and it is clearly headed back in that direction.
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Moscow may have less direct influence with Pyongyang than does Beijing, but it evokes far less nationalistic resentment and suspicion among North Koreans.
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China Central Television Mr. Xi's signature phrase is the "Chinese dream," a nationalistic promise of prosperity and rejuvenation for China and its people.
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But these materials arguably also offer a heavy-handed (even nationalistic) treatment of photographs that are compelling enough to stand on their own.
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But that nationalistic message will have consequences outside Brazil's borders, and could even shift the country's role in the region and the world.
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CCTV has in the past used strong nationalistic language to reassure the domestic audience that China's economy can weather the tariffs imposed by Trump.
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Well I could think of Japan for instance which has strong nationalistic streak, it prizes their culture and has a very strict immigration policy.
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Both sides are pushing a nationalistic economic agenda, but issues of religion and ethnicity are expected to feature prominently in the six-month campaign.
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This could in turn provoke an anti-China backlash in South Korea and help create a powerful negative cycle between two famously nationalistic citizenries.
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The reason Russia's current nationalistic, anti-American propaganda is so much more effective than the Soviet version is that people choose to believe it.
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It showed up in a Labour spat three years ago which would have been baffling to those unversed in the nuances of nationalistic symbolism.
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Expectations that persons of different cultures and religions should conform to an American ethos would be derided by many as oppressive and dangerously nationalistic.
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Since I was a child, I've wondered why we need nationalities and all these nationalistic symbols as flags and passports for labeling the people.
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Western democracy as represented by the U.S. political model "is crumbling," the Global Times, China's nationalistic newspaper, said in an unsigned editorial on Friday.
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But news that Miller will be writing the speech raises the specter of a return to the original rhetoric considering Miller's more nationalistic worldview.
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His racialized, nationalistic, economically populist-inflected platform made quite a change for the GOP, and, if actually implemented, it could fundamentally reshape political coalitions.
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Koichi Shin, 60 and head of a group suing to ban the ritual, cited the rite's nationalistic underpinnings as one reason for its opposition.
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In 1968, the politics of race had not yet turned in a nationalistic direction, and identity politics was just in the process of formation.
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He quickly turns livid when his nationalistic aunt Pat, played with ferocious fun by Dearbhla Molloy, keeps ranting about "that fuckin' bitch" Margaret Thatcher.
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"But now, Barber says, "the Chinese are patriotic, nationalistic, happy to come down strong on a Western company if they upset the national image.
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His Paris tenure has been the subject of much discussion in cultural circles on both sides of the Atlantic, sometimes with mildly nationalistic overtones.
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Le Pen revealed new National Front posters on Wednesday exhorting voters to "Choose France," echoing the nationalistic tone of Trump's "America First" rallying cry.
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The First Quartet (1948) is the most overtly nationalistic of the three, with motifs and rhythms inspired by the pampas, the grassy Argentine plains.
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Koichi Shin, 60 and head of a group suing to ban the ritual, cited the rite's nationalistic underpinnings as one reason for its opposition.
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But an increasing number of nationalistic Jews have settled in the Muslim quarter, inflaming tensions with Palestinian residents who see their presence as provocative.
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During her 2012 campaign, she developed her brand of nationalistic protectionism, calling for France to leave the European Union and the restoration of tariffs.
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It's a very roundabout nationalistic angle, falsely representing the scale of a business and financial networking opportunities in a new corridor of technology companies.
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But the nationalistic, anti-immigrant sentiments have remained and Trumpism's success highlights the stronger draw of right-wing populism as compared to limited government.
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He would stand as a right-left populist who supports closed borders, trade barriers, local and nationalistic culture and an America First foreign policy.
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Generally, I think most people are quite nationalistic or patriotic, but about China itself as a country and culture … not necessarily about its politics.
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It treads especially lightly in the 20th century, and does not push too hard at recent nationalistic and religious upheavals of the Islamic world.
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Mr. Trump made trade a major part of his message in Asia, and his tone grew more bluntly nationalistic as the trip wore on.
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The Global Times, a nationalistic Chinese media outlet, has floated the idea of a boycott of Canadian tourism and products like Canada goose jackets.
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Without being overtly "meta," Jez Butterworth is considering the way we tell stories (replete with nationalistic clichés), for ill as well as for good.
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Facebook's announcement made few waves in Israel or the Palestinian territories, where the social media system is already filled with nationalistic and political messaging.
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Normally, the Commerce Department is short on policy influence, but Mr. Ross has made himself a loud advocate of President Trump's nationalistic trade policies.
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The cause of South Korea's comfort women has fallen hostage not only to nationalistic interest groups, but also to the country's fractious domestic politics.
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This was a boost to uncompromising nationalistic visions on both sides, giving birth to a messianic settler movement and violent strains of Palestinian terrorism.
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That's because the Democrats treat them as a monolithic group of predominantly uneducated, nationalistic xenophobes, concerned with the plight of the white working class.
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" In fact, nationalistic state media outlet Global Times said in a Wednesday op-ed that China should be ready for a "looming trade war.
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One analyst said Beijing may have been motivated to allow a concession in order to begin reining in the nationalistic rhetoric to some degree.
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"And some of the traditional parties have moved in a more nationalistic direction, taking a bit of wind out of his sails," he said.
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Should some be allowed to compete as individuals without any of the nationalistic trappings after proving they are subject to strict drug-testing regimens?
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"At some point, Chinese leaders may want to get nationalistic and stir up anger against U.S. companies, but that's a dangerous road," McGregor says.
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The overhaul is already threatening economic relations, adding to concerns that Mr. Trump is advancing a nationalistic agenda at the expense of other countries.
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Of course, nationalistic myopia is not exclusive to Israel: The Gulf countries, under similar scrutiny, suffer from an assumption of privilege and entitlement too.
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Gabriel said the European Union and Germany must stand together "to defend our interests" and to prevent such nationalistic fervor from gripping the continent.
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Both she and Énée are damaged goods: Trauma has left her with crippling depression, while he arrives shouting nationalistic rallying cries at a wall.
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ROME — Pope Francis defended "modern multilateral diplomacy" and international institutions against "the resurgence of nationalistic tendencies" in an address at the Vatican on Monday.
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President Theodore Roosevelt, a Republican, repeatedly advocated tax policies that would create more equality — for moral and nationalistic reasons, not merely to raise revenue.
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He told the Telegraph earlier this month that re-locating clearing post-Brexit would be "a pretty extraordinary and retrograde and really nationalistic movement."
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The only thing you can add to those issues above, two years down the line, is that some countries are more, shall we say, nationalistic.
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He is relying on the kind of nationalistic rhetoric that buoyed him during the primary season to give him a similar boost heading into November.
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The Nazis banned the work of designers who did not adhere to their standards and employed others who were willing to further their nationalistic intentions.
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Kramer said a vote by Britain to leave the bloc would be "egotistical and nationalistic" and did not make sense given the expected negative fallout.
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A history of racial rhetoric Trump targeted the liberal Democratic lawmakers in a flurry of Sunday morning tweets that reverberated with extremist white nationalistic sentiment.
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There are a whole medley of other international rivalries, each with their own variable degree of entrenched xenophobia, political antipathy and deep, vicious, nationalistic hatred.
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Nationalism is increasing which makes decision-making harder to anticipate and increases the risks for foreign investors, who may be the subject of nationalistic decisions.
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On the first Saturday of March, just blocks from the Berkeley campus of the University of California, an ultra-nationalistic rally met anti-fascist resistance.
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But Trump also promised that this would change, because White House adviser Steve Bannon's nationalistic revolution would sweep Europe and Make Countries Ethnically Homogenous Again.
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In this sense, Mr Trump is symptomatic of the rise across Europe of more nationalistic politicians; in Hungary and Poland, they have come into power.
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We must move beyond domestic political polarity and nationalistic animus to collaboratively address new and emerging risks with lessons learned from a decade of recovery.
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Merkel is running for a fourth term in September national elections, with many Germans wary of military deployments given the country's militaristic and nationalistic past.
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"(ECOWAS) calls on the Gambian defense and security to perform their role in a nationalistic manner and protect lives and property," the final communique said.
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Mr Trump also continued with his habit of using nationalistic words like "flag", "patriot", "enemy" and "nation" more often than any of his predecessors did.
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Yet Karagumruk is also known as a rough-and-tumble place of nationalistic attitudes, small-time mafias, jittery drug addicts and gunfire in the night.
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"The potential strengthening of nationalistic and protectionist movements could have a detrimental effect on the EU, even threatening its existence," the credit rating agency said.
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In his speech, he said "the rise of trade protectionism, resurgent nationalistic movements and inward-looking policies" seemed to be emerging even among ASEAN nations.
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At the same time, I was alarmed by the nationalistic rhetoric emanating from the Tea Party, the populist political movement that arose after Obama's victory.
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China's nationalistic Global Times tabloid struck a reserved tone in an editorial published late on Sunday, saying China had become "overconfident" about its technological advancements.
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In light the President's nationalistic policies, other countries are giving America the side-eye for not being a team player, but can you blame them?
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Secondly, there were no particularly original design features to distinguish it from other altcoins (alternative bitcoins) – and their website text was weirdly nationalistic in tone.
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Wrapping his gray-toned body print in a vibrantly colored US flag, he caricatures those who zealously "wrap themselves in the flag" in nationalistic fervor.
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Many in the Eastern Orthodox Church are weary of what they call Russian arrogance and the excessively nationalistic attitude of clerics under the Kremlin's thumb.
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" Xi's speech focused on nationalistic themes, telling assembled delegates that the "rejuvenation of the Chinese nation has become the biggest dream of the Chinese people.
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"Extreme economic concentration yields gross inequality and material suffering, feeding an appetite for nationalistic and extremist leadership," he writes, by way of introduction and warning.
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Four years ago a group of religious, more nationalistic settlers moved into some empty houses there and quickly filled a new neighborhood of trailer homes.
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It is a story that should sound uncomfortably familiar: An economic crisis yields widespread economic suffering, feeding an appetite for a nationalistic and extremist leader.
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There are two major things about Trump's presence at UNGA this year that depart from convention and signal a more nationalistic attitude toward the summit.
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The critic's nationalistic desire for an aesthetic attributed to the United States must simply accept that non-white cultural production can be authentically American too.
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HONG KONG — In the White House, Stephen K. Bannon helped shape President Trump's nationalistic rhetoric that blamed China for economic woes in the United States.
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He was promised crowds -- big ones -- by his charismatic but increasingly nationalistic counterpart, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who greeted Trump upon arrival with a hug.
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"The closed-border, highly nationalistic, America-first vision is not the world's scientific view of how to keep a population safe and healthy," he said.
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"The White House lifted a rock, which fell on the feet of the America public," the Global Times, a nationalistic tabloid, wrote in a Sept.
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They were supposed to function like the nationalistic rap songs, viral videos and other projects by the Communist Party meant to win over younger audiences.
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Mr. Jones, in case you aren't aware, is the conspiracy-theorizing, flame-throwing nationalistic radio and internet star who's best known for suggesting that Sept.
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"It's likely that where it was arson, it goes in the direction of nationalistic," Police Chief Roni Alsheich told reporters, without going into further detail.
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Supporters of Trump's nationalistic agenda told the Daily Beast they hope Dobbs exerts more influence over Trump in his second term, especially on immigration issues.
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The front-runner in most polls is former Mexico City mayor and two-time presidential runner-up Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, a leftist with nationalistic leanings.
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" Fashioning the military into "props in his nationalistic show raises ethical questions," wrote Ben-Ghiat, noting that "militarization has always been central to Trump's political playbook.
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Hollywood and the British film industry at their best have been more imaginative than you think, despite being hindered by the normal degree of nationalistic myopia.
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In the nationalistic climate, many people in the Anglophone democracies seem to consider the ability to talk to foreigners in their own languages distasteful, even suspect.
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Hu Xijin, the editor of Global Times, a staunchly nationalistic mainland newspaper, said the ad was "ridiculous" and seemed aimed at stirring up critical news reports.
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Just goes to show how what might be nationalistic, gazey trash in one decade can be reworked into a morally ambiguous milestone of representation in another.
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It's a decision that upheld his political instincts, nationalistic economic vision and dark view of a predatory world with one unified goal -- to rip America off.
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This man was part of a nationalistic, right-wing protest that called for the first strike against North Korea if they continue to test nuclear weapons.
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The genesis and evolution of the European integration was instead to bypass nationalistic divisions and create a porous European world -- and possibly an all-inclusive citizenship.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has long sparred with Trump and believes his nationalistic approach spurns Western values, is warning of a "contentious" G-7 summit.
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Within a more nationalistic backdrop, investors should opt to own real assets like commodities, real estate and precious metals, as well as infrastructure and defense names.
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He said countries around the world are "experiencing a period of difficulty, with the resurgence of nationalistic tendencies," harming vulnerable communities including migrants, according to Reuters.
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Clinton voters overwhelmingly support taxing the rich, but it's the most nationalistic Clinton voters who are least supportive of taxing the rich, especially among the poor.
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The 86 percent of highly nationalistic, low-income voters who support taxing the rich is lower than the overall 94 percent support among all Clinton voters.
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Global Times, a nationalistic Chinese publication, warned on Monday that "political cliques" in the United States that were seeking to overthrow the Cuban government still existed.
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On the nationalistic, world-is-flat side, White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon and EPA administrator Scott Pruitt want President Trump to pull the U.S. out.
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While China has not said whether or how it may retaliate to the measures against Huawei, state media have taken an increasingly strident and nationalistic tone.
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To the increasingly nationalistic public in China, the American requests are reminiscent of 19th century history of unequal treaties forced on the country by foreign powers.
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A study published in February found a surprising decrease in nationalistic sentiment among young people in Beijing compared with previous years, and compared with their elders.
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Yet Mr. Erdogan feeds nationalistic passions by berating the United States and attacking Kurdish separatists in Turkey's southeast and their Kurdish allies in Syria and Iraq.
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On Sunday, President Emmanuel Macron of France criticized Mr. Trump's nationalistic posture in his remarks at the commemorative event at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
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Far from the ideological fare that many have come to associate with North Korean musical acts, the concert program was surprisingly light on the nationalistic propaganda.
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Beijing initially fanned nationalistic outrage, but later moved to tamp down public anger at the N.B.A. amid concerns that it was damaging the country's international reputation.
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When approached, these companies by default turn to politicians, drawing upon nationalistic and social concerns as a defense to avoid engaging and moving a deal forward.
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An assertive and increasingly nationalistic Indian state has limited patience for the solidarities of the past; the very suggestion of racial intolerance draws a prickly response.
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The act would designate the Department of Commerce as the leading U.S. governmental body on artificial intelligence policy, mandating the department to prioritize nationalistic economic goals.
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There were the usual gestures of cooperation, mixed with hope that Mr. Trump's angry and nationalistic words would not mean an American retreat from global responsibility.
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After the election loss, Chinese officials resorted to a favorite tactic by blaming the West, a nationalistic message that plays well to the masses at home.
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Mr. Jones "is the conspiracy-theorizing, flame-throwing nationalistic radio and internet star," and an occasional source and validator for the president, our media columnist writes.
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It also demonstrates that both countries are so focused on protecting their Syria agendas that even their nationalistic, grievance-prone leaders would rather play it cool.
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In it, Trump put a global spin on his "America First" mantra, as he trumpeted Western values in a fiercely nationalistic speech that unnerved his critics.
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Many may even fall into line and wax nationalistic — creating a feedback loop that will only push China's leaders toward more extreme positions, internally and internationally.
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Even the rediscovery of Frida Kahlo in the 1980s did little to reshape our expectation that Mexican Modernism is predominately political, passionately nationalistic, and overtly masculine.
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But in the letter, Enders spoke of attacks by vested interests and urged staff to ignore "simplistic and nationalistic bluster" and to focus on industrial priorities.
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Some complained that the confrontational, nationalistic rhetoric of U.S. President Donald Trump has encouraged right-wing extremists and fed a surge in activity by hate groups.
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"What we heard today were high nationalistic tones," Gabriel said in an interview with the public broadcaster ZDF, the first official German reaction to Trump's inauguration.
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It was part of a nationalistic push by Mexico, 12 years after the government expropriated foreign oil assets and created Pemex, to assert economic and industrial might.
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"What we heard today were high nationalistic tones," Gabriel said in an interview with the public broadcaster ZDF, in the first official German reaction to Trump's inauguration.
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The centuries-old French winery is betting that it can ride out China's economic slowdown and turn nationalistic headwinds to its advantage with a locally made product.
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In a stridently nationalistic commentary, the ruling party's official newspaper described China's determination to protect it national interests and dignity as being as "firm as a boulder".
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The boycott - if it proves to be more than just a brief burst of nationalistic fervour - could marginally add to that, unless consumers spend on something else.
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While Finland was swept by a nationalistic wave, Jansson revelled in mocking authoritarian regimes of all kinds, and stripping Hitler and Stalin of their symbols of power.
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But there is an undeniable tension behind all this nationalistic fervour, a sense that celebrating British superiority jars uncomfortably with the Brexit vote and its ugly aftermath.
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The boycott - if it proves to be more than just a brief burst of nationalistic fervor - could marginally add to that, unless consumers spend on something else.
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" He writes that he simply can't support a candidate who "preys on nationalistic, tribal tendencies and has an army of white supremacists online as his loudest cheerleaders.
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Lastly, acting against the trade and the "festival" could also expose the Yulin authorities to nationalistic accusations that the local leaders are bowing to Western cultural imperialism.
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Doing so isn't just a matter of geopolitical strategy or economic necessity, but a matter of nationalistic pride for many Chinese citizens and the ruling communist party.
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Even the Global Times, an influential and normally stridently nationalistic tabloid, has sought to temper expectations on how China could use a Trump presidency to its advantage.
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Everyone saw the tenor of the gubernatorial race, it was a very nationalistic anti-immigrant sentiment, we're going to make sure that we are inclusive of everybody.
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Both sides, rhetorically at least, are preparing for a long trade fight while proudly waving nationalistic battle flags in the face of high political and economic risks.
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" Global Times, a state-run tabloid known for nationalistic editorials, said Trump "seems to be pragmatic on his Beijing policy, and has no interest in ideological diplomacy.
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I am also ashamed at what this dreadful policy says about what this great country is becoming under the misguided, nationalistic, anti-immigrant leadership of Donald Trump.
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Compared with the same survey in mid-2014, when the country was swept with nationalistic pride over the annexation of Crimea, optimism in Russia has dropped sharply.
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And the lure of the strongman is particularly powerful for those believers whose theology was somewhat Trumpian already — nationalistic, prosperity-worshiping, by turns apocalyptic and success-obsessed.
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China's nationalistic Global Times tabloid responded by saying China should issue an international arrest warrant for him to face prosecution under the country's 2005 Anti-Secession Law.
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But a nationalistic backlash within the Chinese government prompted Chinese negotiators to send a new version of the draft agreement to American negotiators that deleted extensive passages.
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The prospect of rewriting Chinese legislation in response to the demands of a foreign power had stirred a nationalistic backlash within the Chinese leadership and civil service.
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Hu Xijin, the editor of The Global Times, one of the nation's most nationalistic outlets, wrote that the arrest amounted to "a declaration of war" against China.
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These companies enjoyed the support of the Japanese state, through the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, which pursued a nationalistic industrial policy thought to be infallible.
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Mr. Blum repeatedly challenged the idealistic premise of American exceptionalism and argued instead that world hegemony was Washington's covert goal, for economic, nationalistic, ideological and religious reasons.
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It is an education that all people need, young and old, rich and poor, black, brown and white — especially in these times of exclusion and nationalistic arrogance.
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It could be a victory for the nationalistic far right: The Alternative for Germany party is poised to enter Parliament for the first time in 60 years.
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The move by the automaker is the latest example of a foreign company being cowed by the growing power of a critical, but increasingly nationalistic, consumer market.
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If countries increasingly retreat into their nationalistic shells, no amount of fiscal or monetary stimulus will be able to head off the inevitable economic and financial consequences.
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But some faculty members said Australian universities were simply struggling with how to handle a new generation of Chinese students who feel more nationalistic and more empowered.
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In response, Global Times, a state-run tabloid known for its nationalistic bent, published an article arguing that the survey results reflected a misunderstanding of the plan.
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Other times, however, some will assume that I am speaking to them from a foreign country, which I am not, and make nationalistic remarks that are disturbing.
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Yet even the strait-laced Iranian government has used Mr. Tataloo's popularity to record a nationalistic video vaunting Iran's military effort in the Persian Gulf in 2017.
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There's an enemy within it: the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), a xenophobic nationalistic party that clambered into the Bundestag for the first time this term.
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"There was a real effort to connect nationalistic pride to athletic achievement," said Mr. Huish, who was scheduled to make his 21959nd trip to Cuba on Monday.
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The Hindu narrative is now the prevailing one in most Indian media, aided by the current Indian government, which is deeply nationalistic and outright hostile to Muslims.
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Orbán has touted a nationalistic agenda — much in the same vein as Trump — and has worked to crack down on refugees from the Middle East entering Hungary.
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"Nationalistic populism has a very domestic focus, but it also entails attacks on the European Union, and what we're seeing is a counterreaction to that," he said.
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Mr. Vimont, now a visiting fellow at Carnegie Europe, sees the new strains as reflective of a more individualistic society, which has also become selfish and nationalistic.
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Khan is a populist running on an anti-corruption and nationalistic platform, and he's well known in Pakistan because of his former career as a cricket player.
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In recent months, it has awoken nationalistic and xenophobic rhetoric rarely heard here but increasingly normalized north of the border with the political rise of President Donald Trump.
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In this nationalistic vision of European geopolitics, the EU is portrayed as an invading force: dictatorial, aloof and undemocratic, hellbent on the formation of a continental super-state.
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The Global Times, a popular tabloid known for a nationalistic bent, said in an editorial Western media coverage was "too extreme" and China had no problems with discrimination.
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The policy was tested by President Xi Jinping's increasingly assertive and nationalistic leadership style and Beijing's aggressive pursuit of territorial claims in the South and East China Seas.
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But he is unlikely to back away from the nationalistic policies that have frustrated and unnerved allies which he sees as key promises to his most loyal voters.
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Exchange rate effects are usually short-lived, Nowotny said, adding that in the long-term, a nationalistic economic policy in the United States could harm its economic development.
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Oneworld; £16.99 The first and perhaps only book on the relative merits of American and British English that is dominated by facts and analysis rather than nationalistic prejudice.
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Geng was asked to comment on the tiff that erupted between Singaporean ambassador Stanley Loh and Hu Xijin, the editor-in-chief of Global Times, a nationalistic tabloid.
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Two very obvious, contradictory paths are: towards deeper nationalistic populism of the kind we're seeing more of all around the world since 2008—hardening borders and national identities.
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Free trade and open borders are being questioned by more nationalistic politicians in Europe and the United States, and an escalating trade war between the U.S. and China.
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In some cases having multiple passports also allowed firms to win the support of more than one government, or undertake mergers that would have otherwise raised nationalistic hackles.
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"The G.O.P. is becoming more nationalistic, and this trend will probably continue whatever happens with Trump," Ms. Ingraham wrote in an email before the referendum result was announced.
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"More and more nationalistic, populist regimes are starting to suggest that women's empowerment is a challenge to power," said Argentina's former foreign minister Susana Malcorra, a founder member.
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Trump is unlikely to back away from the nationalistic policies that have frustrated and unnerved allies but which he sees as key promises to his most loyal voters.
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The trend toward the hard right is represented by nationalistic leaders in Hungary, Poland, Greece, Austria, and other European countries, as well as by some extremist Republican politicians.
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I was very worried that Britain was going to become very jingoistic and nationalistic during those four years, but it actually hasn't been as unpleasant as I thought.
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An editorial on Sunday in Global Times, a Chinese newspaper known for its nationalistic views, said that trade would be "paralyzed" if Mr. Trump imposed such a tariff.
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Mozart subtly questioned aristocratic hierarchies; Beethoven's sole opera is about the rescue of a political prisoner; Verdi stoked nationalistic fervor and explored the machinations of church and state.
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A record 5.1 million retail investors, the majority Saudis, took part in Aramco's $29.4 billion IPO, lured by nationalistic fervour, promise of a hefty dividend and easy credit.
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A record 5.1 million retail investors, the majority Saudis, took part in Aramco's $29.4 billion IPO, lured by nationalistic fervor, promise of a hefty dividend and easy credit.
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With the event — parts nationalistic pep rally, arms bazaar, junior Olympics and nerd science fair — the organizers made a distinct effort to make the Youth Army seem cool.
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The party's eventual candidate, Fillon, published a book called "Conquering Islamic Totalitarianism" and promised immigration quotas based on country of origin — nationalistic policies often bolstered by the Kremlin.
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Even as prominent Republicans as well as Democrats criticized Mr. Trump's nationalistic, anti-Europe displays in Brussels and Helsinki, Mr. Mattis offered no more than deflective, anodyne remarks.
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Rifts are growing in China's Communist Party, with some critics saying that an overly nationalistic Chinese stance may have hardened the US position in the burgeoning trade war.
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But the nationalistic, conservative populist agenda that Mr. Trump ran on has wealthy patrons like the Mercer family, the software billionaires, and Peter Thiel, the Silicon Valley entrepreneur.
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A record 5.1 million retail investors, the majority Saudis, took part in Aramco's $29.4 billion IPO, lured by nationalistic fervor, promise of a hefty dividend and easy credit.
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At the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit meeting, he delivered a vitriolic, nationalistic speech on trade that made the United States look angry and rendered us more isolated.
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Mr. Xi's words dominate propaganda posters across China, and the party routinely promotes his nationalistic ideology, known as Xi Jinping Thought, in schools, newspapers and across government offices.
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A campaign led by relatively privileged international and domestic organizations — or even migrants themselves — chastising xenophobic firebrands for their nationalistic sentiments is like pouring gasoline on a fire.
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Tensions flared in 2013, when the standoff over the disputed Diaoyu/Senkaku islands in the East China Sea inflamed nationalistic sentiment on both sides and impaired economic ties.
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Even Hu Xijin, the editor of the nationalistic Global Times, has called out the Wuhan government for silencing whistle-blowers in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Beijing loves the nationalistic sentiment, but only to the point that it's controllable," said Samson Yuen, an assistant professor of political science at Lingnan University in Hong Kong.
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If Putin actually respected him instead of calling him "colorful," if he stood in the growing ranks of nationalistic leaders around the world, representing American nationalism and xenophobia?
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As a point of strategy, it may behoove Democrats to embrace patriotic or nationalistic language — to insist that there is more than one way to make America great.
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For its part, the Global Times, China's hyper-nationalistic Communist Party-run tabloid, in a Monday editorial called for Americans to recognize China's strength in the trade disagreements.
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Pope Francis: In a major address at the Vatican, the pope decried "the resurgence of nationalistic tendencies" and urged European leaders to "show some concrete solidarity" with migrants.
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Regardless of who gets elected, Taiwan's governance will be intertwined with Beijing's agenda in the coming years amid a global economic slowdown and the rise of nationalistic sentiments.
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"Ostensibly there is a defiant, almost nationalistic expression of intent to resume commercial whaling" in Japan, said Ramage, director of marine conservation at International Fund for Animal Welfare.
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But it was Sisi's decision to transfer control of two islands to Saudi Arabia — and the surge of nationalistic sentiment and anger that followed — that sparked the current crisis.
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The moves put a spotlight on the WTO, a multinational forum that is based on rules, in contrast with Trump&aposs nationalistic approach that emphasizes country-to-country relationships.
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In its sensitivity, disciplined search for perfection and openness to foreign influence, bossa nova was everything that Mr Bolsonaro's vision of Brazil—vulgar, hate-filled and nationalistic—is not.
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Slogans against and in support of Qatar in Arabic have dominated Twitter, which is hugely popular in the region, and have grown steadily more nationalistic and aggressive in tone.
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Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of nationalistic tabloid Global Times, was mocked online last year after he used his iPhone when expressing support for Huawei and domestic peer ZTE.
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Meanwhile, over in the Eurozone, European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi might lack the necessary backing to support ailing European economies if more nationalistic leaders come into power.
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He added that nationalistic sentiment was an important source of legitimacy for the ruling party, and expected the guidelines to be taught in schools and promoted through state propaganda.
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A lot of it looks like mindless shit your old high school friends posted all day during that time, or the frothing nationalistic imagery shared by some distant relative.
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And, even in these nationalistic times, let's not forget about massive international players like Tencent, Alibaba or Baidu's iQIYI, which went public in the U.S. markets this past year.
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It also breaks from the reported direction Trump will take his campaign in the final stretch, doubling down on his populist and nationalistic policies and law-and-order message.
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While Mr Poroshenko ran a divisive and nationalistic campaign, Mr Zelensky, a native Russian-speaker of Jewish heritage hailing from Ukraine's south-east, galvanised support from across the country.
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Many see encouraging echoes of Mao's political style in Xi's crusade against corrupt party bureaucrats, and in his staunchly populist rhetoric, nationalistic bent and repeated demands for ideological conformity.
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"Both are populistic, nationalistic, and both are very disruptive forces and relish in their disruption," said Heather Conley, a European expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Nationalistic puns aside, the simultaneous embrace and rejection of fast food shows that Russia has the very same ambivalent relationship with junk food as those in the decadent West.
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While, of course, people could become radicalized in a nationalistic way as in 1984, the path I see is more that people are gradually becoming more and more apathetic.
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At the same time, critics have credited Trump's confrontational, nationalistic rhetoric with encouraging right-wing extremists and feeding a surge in activity by hate groups in the United States.
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Juncker echoed Merkel in warning that the central economic achievements of the common market and the euro are at risk from incoherent, nationalistic reactions to migration and other crises.
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For years, the Communist Party leadership in Vietnam, headed by Nguyen Phu Trong, ignored Chinese activity off the country's coast even as its deeply nationalistic population became increasingly alarmed.
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" Friedman continued: "There is important nationalistic, historical (and) religious significance to those settlements, and I think the settlers view themselves as Israelis and Israel views the settlers as Israelis.
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As long as America kept the peace and buffered the edges between neighbors, they could engage in reckless, nationalistic rhetoric that otherwise might be destabilizing and lead to wars.
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It is true that populist parties, some more traditionally nationalistic, others perhaps more techno-populist, hearkening to "direct democracy" rather than representative democracy, did well in the European elections.
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WARSAW — Europe's right-wing populists have scrambled to outdo one another in celebrating Donald J. Trump as an American president who shares many of their nationalistic, anti-immigrant attitudes.
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"Every inch of our great motherland's territory cannot be separated from China," President Xi said during a nationalistic speech at the National People's Congress in March, drawing huge applause.
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Part of the reason is the policies of foreign governments, which have made foreign adoption harder, both for nationalistic reasons and because of worries about corruption and human trafficking.
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He later backtracked on the decree, although the claim over Guyana gives Mr. Maduro a nationalistic issue while his government's popularity and the nation's economy are in free fall.
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But he is known to have nationalistic views, with a preference for state intervention to drive growth — not unlike policies that the PT has pursued in the recent past.
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Even before the latest orders, however, the media coverage in China of the recent economic tensions with the United States has been largely free of nationalistic or inflammatory language.
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Aleksandr Zaldostanov, an ardent Putin supporter who is the leader of the nationalistic Night Wolves motorcycle club and is known as the Surgeon, was previously the subject of sanctions.
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The idea is at the heart of her nationalistic campaign, and even as her momentum has slowed she has still placed first in many polls before the Sunday vote.
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While no one saw anything wrong with pointing to the valor or sacrifice of average Americans, these personal vignettes began to serve nationalistic ends that always highlighted American superiority.
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While there is an argument to be made to limit the creation of these behemoths since they have too much power, cutting them off for nationalistic purposes is troublesome.
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"China's countermeasures are rational, and the emphasis can be found in their quantitative and qualitative aspects," said the Global Times, a nationalistic newspaper linked to the Chinese Communist Party.
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Even in calmer times the Turkish flag - a white star and crescent moon against a red background representing the blood of martyrs - is venerated in this proudly nationalistic country.
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What both Ms. Merkel and Mr. Schulz agree upon is that they have to enhance a feeling of national belonging without resorting to antagonistic or nationalistic "Germany first" rhetoric.
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Which vision will prevail: the traditional realist, internationalist perspective of Mr. Trump's national security officials, or the darker nationalistic view of Stephen K. Bannon and his Strategic Initiatives Group?
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Both dismissed suggestions that the process had been a slap to hopes of healing feelings of disgruntlement with the EU among increasingly nationalistic governments in parts of the east.
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It was unapologetically nationalistic, revived the rhetoric of race-baiting organizations from the America First Committee to the 1968 Nixon campaign, and moderated none of Trump's most contentious policies.
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Russian hostility to Western institutions like the European Union seems to be echoed by Trump aides like Stephen Bannon, who has laid out a deeply nationalistic vision for the administration.
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Indeed, Merkel's comments on Wednesday are likely to be seen as a rebuke to the nationalistic practices of some European nations as well as President Donald Trump's "America First" policy.
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Turnbull, struggling with poor voter approval ratings, rejected suggestions the visa policy change was in response to far-right wing political parties, such as One Nation, demanding more nationalistic policies.
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On the other hand, the Chinese Communist Party would have a hard time explaining any acquiescence to a Chinese population that's been drummed into a nationalistic fervor over the issue.
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German camera maker Leica is facing heat from Chinese censors and nationalistic internet users who are leaving angry comments after it launched an ad dramatizing the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.
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Moreover, many Chinese scientists feel they are in a competition with the West that has nationalistic overtones, and have even more incentive to do high-visibility work as a consequence.
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Mr. Forst's visit was the latest in a series of criticisms that Mr. Orbán's ruling Fidesz party has faced over what critics call its authoritarian tendencies and strident nationalistic rhetoric.
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Considering nearly two-thirds of Americans are unable to legally travel outside North America, it's no wonder that our news is overly nationalistic and tends to lack a cohesive worldview.
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Three months into his presidency, Trump's sternly nationalistic and isolationist rhetoric has Australia questioning whether it can continue to count on the US, testing one of the world's closest alliances.
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A: The era we are talking about, the nationalistic movement was going on, the freedom struggle was going on, and I wanted to reflect that through the sport of hockey.
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In addition, the nationalistic element of populism creates the potential for 1930s-style beggar-thy-neighbour policies – one thinks of Donald Trump's musings on a 45% tariff on Chinese goods.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - A British vote to leave the European Union would give a boost to separatist and nationalistic forces across the bloc, Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said on Friday.
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Moreover, ALMO's nationalistic approach will weaken the respect for the rule of law, particularly those principles based on multilateral agreements and with greater immediacy, those agreed among the NAFTA partners.
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Bottom-line takeaway: Within each income group, but especially among the under-$40,000 respondents, the most nationalistic respondents were notably less supportive of taxing the rich, controlling for their vote.
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Will he nationalize industries, including energy, and will he interact with the United States from as much of a narrow nationalistic position as he has argued for in the past?
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Democrats, including the party's elite, remain decisively liberal, and have become more cosmopolitan — more readily accepting of globalization, more welcoming of immigrants, less nationalistic — and more optimistic about the future.
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Sadly, this is how the Republican leadership is justifying uniting behind an unstable candidate who has shifted the party away from laissez-faire capitalism to a right-wing nationalistic populism.
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German populist party Alternative for Germany, for example, saw a surge in voter support in recent elections last month after campaigning on nationalistic, anti-immigration and anti-European Union goals.
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Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of nationalistic tabloid Global Times, was mocked online last year after he used his iPhone when expressing support for Huawei and domestic peer ZTE Corp.
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To those who weren't put off by all the nationalistic melodrama, he was a flag-waving idol and, as his short-lived vests and T-shirts often read, 'American Made'.
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The overarching idea of "Damascus Cover," though, provides a worthy payoff: the idea that there are alliances that transcend religious wars and nationalistic sentiments for the sake of saving lives.
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And then there is this worrisome thought: If leaders embrace aggressively populist and nationalistic policies in good times, what will happen when the economy takes a turn for the worse?
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A fiercely intelligent man with deeply conservative, nationalistic and aggressive views about American foreign policy, Mr. Bolton may bring more consistency and predictability to President Trump's foreign policy, many suggest.
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Liberals may think that country music is hopelessly red, and conservatives may believe it is inexorably nationalistic, but the genre, like the Republic itself, has been more subtle and challenging.
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It's just really, really fun to watch — and when you combine that with the kind of nationalistic passion usually reserved for the Olympics, it's pretty easy to get into it.
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In a world that is dominated by fear, hatred and intolerance, the song is a direct result of Brexit and Trump and the general rise of right wing nationalistic xenophobia.
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As for the two coaches in Friday's game, they were born 70 miles apart in Bosnia, and neither seemed interested in discussing the nationalistic tension inherent in their teams' showdown.
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In the nationalistic fervor of the 19th and 20th centuries, Slavs who identified themselves as ethnic Macedonians pressed for a separate state, with Thessaloniki, Greece's second city, as its capital.
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At the same time, the threat of global warming is an opportunity for us to overcome our nationalistic divisions and unite in a fight for survival and just, sustainable development.
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Sincere or not, the message is at least supranational, in stark contrast to the protectionism and xenophobia displayed by President Trump and emerging nationalistic ideologies in Europe, India and elsewhere.
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The community outside the base is called Yamato, a name of stinging significance once used to signify the country and its ethnically homogeneous population, redolent of history and nationalistic pride.
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The challenge is getting countries to adopt this strategy at a time when leaders such as President Donald Trump advocate a nationalistic approach of putting a country's own people first.
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It is possible that working-class whites, a key source of support for Republicans, felt threatened by the country's growing Hispanic population and were attracted to Mr Trump's nationalistic rhetoric.
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Yet Xi's pursuit of party control and nationalistic rhetoric has made his legitimacy and that of his Communist Party more susceptible to political and economic shocks than is generally recognized.
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LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - Big cross-border mergers in stock exchanges look "hard" given the nationalistic focus on bourses, London Stock Exchange Group Chief Executive David Schwimmer said on Wednesday.
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Similarly, he will try at all costs to appear strong to his domestic, nationalistic audience in the face of challenges from Mr. Trump on Taiwan and the South China Sea.
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If Europe doesn't become more integrated — with a stronger central government and a shared political culture — then there's a danger that nationalistic tensions could cause the whole system to unravel.
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But if you dig beneath the jargon, you'll find a lot of intriguing topics: transgender selfies, cyborg feminism, open government data in the US and UK, nationalistic social media in Indonesia.
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The aim of the declaration is to stimulate discussion on language "without the nationalistic baggage and to contribute to the reconciliation process", says Daliborka Uljarevic, the Montenegrin partner behind the declaration.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's no coincidence that this year's best exhibitions comprise an assembly of attempts to survive in a world racked by atavistic politics and nationalistic fervor.
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The nationalistic fervor that the Syrian government whipped up in its propaganda over the years has found a home in the hearts of many on the alt-right, the Intercept reports.
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Some were Salafi, some not, but most were nationalistic in focus, disciplined in execution, and seized with a moronic misapprehension that democracy was an import from the decadent anti-Islam West.
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Since 2015 there has been Brexit, the rise of fringe parties in the euro zone, the election of President Donald Trump and a more nationalistic China under Xi Jinping, its president.
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Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of China's nationalistic Global Times tabloid, run by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily newspaper, wrote on Twitter that the negotiators had "efficient and constructive" exchanges.
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Historically, Republicans had always supported free trade, but now the mood has turned nationalistic, said Koh, who called himself an "accidental diplomat" despite 50 years of working within the Singapore government.
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Increasingly, many of the worst fears about how he might behave after his conservative and nationalistic Justice and Development Party, the A.K.P., won a crucial election in November have been confirmed.
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I went five of six in my own annual geopolitical forecasts for 2017, a heyday for inward-facing, nationalistic and threatening politicians who led by grievance and communicated in cheap shots.
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In Moscow, dancers at the Bolshoi came to embody an expressive, nationalistic idiom of dance, one that was opposed to the aristocratic refinement of their counterparts in French-influenced Saint Petersburg.
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But unwrap the rhetoric and you get the same radical nationalistic prescriptions that divide the country, make us less safe, make Americans more afraid, and sadly, will not change a thing.
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But Hu Xijin, the editor-in-chief of nationalistic Chinese tabloid Global Times, wrote in a social media post that D&G shouldn't be too heavily penalized because of the incident.
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They found that, after a financial crisis, nationalistic populist parties and politicians, using language that often attributes blame to minorities and foreigners, typically increase their vote share by about 30 percent.
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He has justified this as a necessary step in realizing the Chinese Dream, a nationalistic project to build a Strong China, a Civilized China, a Harmonious China and a Beautiful China.
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His selection, along with the nomination of the hard-line C.I.A. director, Mike Pompeo, as secretary of state, shows the degree to which Mr. Trump is indulging his worst nationalistic instincts.
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Matteo Salvini, Italy's deputy prime minister and leader of the right-wing Lega party, rallied in Milan on Saturday with a who's who of far-right, nationalistic, anti-immigrant European leaders.
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" But she also wrote that the overall message "provides a worthy payoff: the idea that there are alliances that transcend religious wars and nationalistic sentiments for the sake of saving lives.
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One, Jessica Koslow of Sqirl in Los Angeles, said MAD sessions have shown that the restaurant industry, which used to be intensely nationalistic, has become global in its outlook and concerns.
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In contrast, the so-called populist parties — who in reality serve the narrow interests of an ego-driven, nationalistic oligarchy, as opposed to the masses — fight a war against European integration.
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That's because the structures of conflict and the diplomatic disconnect between revolutionary Iran and a nationalistic US administration that tore up the nuclear deal involving both countries are still in place.
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Broadcast on the state-run network TRT 1, its sentiments are insular and nationalistic, striking a chord in a country feeling bruised and belligerent after the military coup attempt last July.
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"The awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize has always been fraught with peril, subject to the current drift of public opinion and political and nationalistic motives and prejudices," Dr. Gunderman said.
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Ms. Ortega's lawyers say they believe the severity of the sentence stems from the furor over immigration and false claims about voter fraud raised by Donald J. Trump's nationalistic presidential campaign.
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But the source said Chinese President Xi Jinping, who has sounded a more nationalistic line than his recent predecessors, could also use the issue to further cement his grip on power.
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As a former U-boat commander in World War I, Niemöller's pre-Nazi politics tended strongly toward the nationalistic and the conservative, and he was a critic of the Weimar regime.
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What does make many NATO states more nervous, however, is an agreement that Poland's nationalistic government – one of the few to embrace Trump and his worldview – may cut with the U.S. president.
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But no, Trump's speech was a populist, nationalistic campaign screed, with thinly-veiled attacks on the outgoing administration, and a triumphalist tone that would have sounded routine eight decades ago in Europe.
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This kind of "slip" is an act of nationalistic forgetfulness — a political act, whereby the devastated and murdered Iraqis (to say nothing of the victims of that war's domino effect) are erased.
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Whatever the perceived merits of China acceding to U.S. demands, authorities are seen as unlikely to swallow them in full for nationalistic reasons and appear rather to be digging in their heels.
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The campaign, which painted China as a victim of plotting by the U.S. and Japan to rob the country of its rightful territory, had clearly whipped some Chinese into a nationalistic fever.
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"You have got someone who is fairly right-leaning in a nationalistic way and then someone who is pretty much more old school, (with a view that) state knows best," Chow said.
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The title track refers to the way conservative media outlets like FOX News deified Donald Trump and his violent white nationalistic agenda, and sold him as a fascist false god to America.
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YOU REPRESENT – HAVE A LOT OF CLIENTS THAT ARE MULTINATIONAL BUSINESSES THAT ARE THINKING AND ARE WORRIED AND CONCERNED THEY TALK ABOUT IT HERE ABOUT MORE NATIONALISTIC APPROACH IN THE UNITED STATES.
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After having fought a highly nationalistic campaign to win the elections, May might find it difficult to make a Brexit U-turn without giving the appearance of having blatantly betrayed her electorate.
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"There is some but I don't think Europe's big countries can afford to be nationalistic because they would need really deep pockets to keep these companies off their markets," he told Reuters.
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Orban's government dubbed it the "Stop Soros" law, a reference to the Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire George Soros, whose promotion of liberal and open societies is at odds with Budapest's nationalistic stance.
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The primal association that everyone has to fight in themselves, because we're all born belonging to one group or another, and we can become nationalistic about that group, predatory about that group.
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While the Chinese have shown a willingness to make concessions to maintain economic stability, Xi and the Chinese people are also nationalistic and historically sensitive to being pushed around by Western powers.
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Some say that education helps drive U.S. international competitiveness, but many politicians continue to explore nationalistic measures that would likely result in a significant decline of foreign students in the United States.
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Some of the Palestinian attackers have acted out of nationalistic or religious motivations, frustrated by the impositions of an Israeli occupation now in its 50th year and with no end in sight.
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Some will argue that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ruling coalition is made up largely of right-wing parties that are highly nationalistic and that the law plays to their national-religious base.
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"There is certainly a real paradoxical relationship in that these very ultra-nationalistic movements started to act internationally and globalize their anti-globalist ideas," Julia Ebner, one of the study's authors, said.
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"I have concerns that this type of a case could really stoke a nationalistic defensive response from both sides of the border," Christopher Wilson, a Mexico expert at the Wilson Center, warned.
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It is believed that the May 2014 protests were allowed to grow at first because they were nationalistic in a way that was in line with the political will at the time.
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The violence of state-sponsored division, which has cut through indigenous lands, severed once unified communities of color, and been bolstered by dangerous nationalistic rhetoric, is shown as a continuous horizon pan.
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One could sense what was coming next — nationalistic posturing, some effort to reduce the Canadians to small wads of North American embarrassment — until it became clear that was not happening at all.
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These world leaders have, by now, experienced and dealt with Trump on the world stage for more than a year; they are familiar at this point with his nationalistic foreign policy stance.
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There is no patriotic rationale for the cruel nationalistic and I believe racist and Islamophobic policies that are coming out of this administration, other than making America all white and Christian again.
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Independent thought is bred out and propaganda glorifying the state is plentiful, the report said, as is propaganda intended to "incite nationalistic hatred toward official enemies" like Japan and the United States.
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He claims that he was planning closer integration of Renault and Nissan, and that nationalistic Japanese executives and officials, who wanted to keep Nissan independent, foiled the plan by engineering his arrest.
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In this evident "Age of the Strongman," the movement away from a global approach to the rule of law is overshadowed by populist and nationalistic views in many parts of the world.
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He didn't name President Donald Trump specifically, but clearly the United States was among the list of nations now led by more nationalistic leaders who have lost faith in the international institution.
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The ruling is a blow to the Bolivian president, who has bolstered his popularity with the nationalistic bid for sea access ahead of a bid for a controversial fourth term next year.
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Previous US administrations have had an awkward relationship with the UN, but few have been so blunt in their disdain for multilateral institutions, or so open about their pro-sovereignty, nationalistic message.
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I didn't think that a country that elected Barack Obama twice, that in that country so many people would vote for someone who has been that openly bigoted,nationalistic, xenophobic, everything else.
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The party's nationalistic Global Times tabloid, which reported Wednesday on the phenomenon of the growing Maoist movement, opined in a separate piece this week that Mao Yushi's silencing should serve as a lesson.
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Military personnel as well as nationalistic Buddhist monks and laypeople had long been spreading anti-Rohingya rumors on Facebook, including fake news about the rape of a Buddhist woman by a Muslim man.
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Earlier this month, the International Cricket Council asked Mahendra Singh Dhoni to remove an army insignia from his wicketkeeping gloves, forcing New Delhi to weigh in after a nationalistic furor in the country.
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Instead, Putin got a determined, nationalistic, and highly unpredictable U.S. president—who staffed his national security team with well-known Russia hawks and Putin critics, such as John Bolton, Fiona Hill, and Gen.
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Among those changes are a nationalistic shift in government policies and the U.S. withdrawal from multilateral agreements that it once led, said Lito Camacho, vice chairman at Credit Suisse Asia Pacific, on Tuesday.
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Apparently, liberals are more open to globalization, while conservatives—who (shocker) tend to be more nationalistic—tend to shy away from foreign products of all kinds, which means less lattes for Trump-supporters.
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Cook said in an interview with CNBC that a Chinese VAT tax cut had been a big help, and that he saw no signs of a nationalistic boycott of Apple products in China.
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Infowars is one of the largest of its kind, but there are plenty of other organizations that thrive on pumping out misleading/false content that plays into insecurities, misplayed nationalistic pride and more.
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Over the years, we've lost quite a few fans because for some reason they can't… I don't know how to explain it, we get a bad rap from nationalistic-minded types of people.
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Images of swaying cell phone torches lighting up the hardscrabble city's Nour Square as a rotating set of DJs mix nationalistic tunes have become iconic since Lebanon's protests kicked off on Oct. 17.
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As a candidate, AMLO not only ran a campaign based on the fight against corruption, inequality and violence, he also embraced a nationalistic approach that highlighted the need to strengthen Mexico's energy sovereignty.
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The Global Times, a nationalistic tabloid run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, published a slick video this week showing columns of trucks and armored personnel carriers rolling through the city.
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It was easy to plug the 2016 U.S. elections into a broader narrative about the rise of anti-establishment, nationalistic/xenophobic, and sovereignty-obsessed political parties in the industrialized democracies of the West.
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He is the leader of one of a growing number of nationalistic, right-wing parties spreading across Europe, fueled by fear of migrants and resentment about the centralization of the European Union's power.
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As it transforms the practice of medicine and our relationships with doctors and other health care providers, telemedicine promises to transform the traditionally nationalistic (or in the U.S., state-centric) practice of medicine.
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The spat is symbolic of a growing discord between Trump's binary, winner-take-all, nationalistic economic worldview and the existing system of economic interdependence favored by much of the rest of the world.
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The Chinese state media has ratcheted up nationalistic rhetoric in the past few days, comparing the trade war to the Korean War, during which Chinese troops were in direct combat with American forces.
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While the patriotic appeals have found fertile ground among working-class Chinese hungry for a sense of pride, some experts warn that placing too much emphasis on nationalistic education has its own risks.
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Despite the nationalistic rhetoric that the countries' leaders sometimes adopt with their respective domestic constituencies, ties between Japan and South Korea are fundamentally driven by pragmatic and hard-nosed considerations, especially about security.
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Aside from the search for clarity, the telephone calls — which often coincide with calls between Japan's defense or foreign ministers and their American counterparts — reflect the alignment of two conservative and nationalistic administrations.
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Mr. López Obrador's nationalistic policies are resonating in Mexico as the Trump administration vows to curtail Mexican immigration into the United States and threatens to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Even The Global Times, the nationalistic party newspaper, reported on the frustrations of a public bus driver who tried in the middle of the night to round up people suspected to have infections.
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Whatever the number, the optics of a massive turnout will enthuse Trump as he works to cultivate India as a counterweight to China and forge a trade agreement with its increasingly nationalistic leader.
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"Why have so many young people forgotten their roots and ancestry and disavowed their Chinese identity?" he asked during a recent interview with Global Times, a nationalistic, government-backed newspaper on the mainland.
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They were important enough at the end of the last century, and are only more so when closed, nationalistic visions of culture are being espoused again — even by the president-elect's top advisers.
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Fernando Haddad, a leftist in No. 2 spot in the polls, has a more nationalistic view, vowing to favor local suppliers and ensure the presalt blocks help Brazilians instead of foreign oil companies.
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ROME (Reuters) - The presidents of Europe's three main institutions on Thursday presented a bleak picture of the European Union, saying the 28-nation bloc lacked leadership and was descending into petty, nationalistic politics.
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The pressure on Taiwan might not be a single, coordinated campaign, but rather the result of different branches of the Chinese government scrambling to appear supportive of President Xi Jinping's increasingly nationalistic oratory.
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Wilders repeated his demand that the Turkish ambassador be expelled, and infused his hard-right nationalistic politics into the issue, saying that the row showed that Dutch-Turks have a problem with integration.
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Hu Xijin, editor of the state-backed Global Times, a nationalistic tabloid, said on the Weibo social media platform the Chinese government would never concede that the Canadians' detentions were related to Meng's case.
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China has not said whether or how it may retaliate against the measures directed at Huawei, but state media have taken an increasingly nationalistic tone and vowed Beijing will not bend to U.S. pressure.
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But Xi's nationalistic tone didn't appear to leave him much wiggle room to balance two goals: strike a significant trade deal on the one hand, while saving face amid U.S. pressure on the other.
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In recent months, the caravan of Central American migrants has awoken nationalistic and xenophobic rhetoric rarely heard in the country, but increasingly normalized north of the border with the rise of President Donald Trump.
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This possible handover could give new relevance to the court, which was wavering in an age in which strongmen elected on nationalistic political platforms have turned away from international accountability developed in the 1990s.
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"Trump's reckless remarks against a major power show his lack of experience in diplomacy," said the Global Times newspaper, which is known to represent the more extreme and nationalistic views of China's political establishment.
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In contrast, the Russians see the acquisition of Crimea as a geopolitical issue paramount to their security as well as a fulfillment of nationalistic aspirations and are ready for sacrifices beyond the West's comprehension.
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Fernando Haddad, a leftist academic who has climbed into the No. 2 spot after an endorsement from jailed former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, has a much more nationalistic view of the industry.
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All it took was an obscenity laced conversation with Anne Coulter and a weekend spent with conservative Fox News commentators like Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro for him to show his rawest nationalistic side.
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"The authorities should be cautious when deleting posts," Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of Global Times, a popular state-run nationalistic tabloid, wrote Thursday as news of the scandal had begun to spread online.
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The Global Times, a nationalistic tabloid run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, published a slick video early this week showing columns of trucks and armoured personnel carriers rolling through the city.
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Trump's path to "Make America Great Again" (#MAGA) is a narrower nationalistic one, which has meant withdrawing from the trans-Pacific free-trade agreement and the Paris climate accord, to give but two examples.
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"I think [the recent popularity of kvass] has something to do with the rising nationalistic sentiment in the country, hence Russian culture and its rich traditions are being exploited for political purposes," adds Barmin.
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The economy shrunk and went into recession before recovering, but President Vladimir Putin — determined to withstand the pressure, and igniting a nationalistic anti-American propaganda campaign at the same time — retained wild public support.
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Following the US's military invasion of Iraq in 2003, the country's nationalistic "Arab oil for the Arabs" campaign was transformed and opened up to foreign oil firms, including BP, ExxonMobil, and Royal Dutch Shell.
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No doubt China is a fast-rising military and economic power, beefing up its naval forces, reviving nationalistic quarrels with Japan, staking expansive claims and brazenly building artificial islands in the South China Sea.
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The growing trade conflict is causing rifts within China's Communist Party, with some critics saying that an overly nationalistic Chinese stance may have hardened the U.S. position, sources close to the government have said.
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Hu Xijin, the well-connected editor of the nationalistic Global Times tabloid, said China could retaliate by banning the legislation's drafters from China and Hong Kong, a move that would be symbolic at best.
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"Two confrontational, nationalistic, and militaristic leaders playing chicken with each other, while the world is watching to see which one will be caught bluffing, or if there will be a hellacious war," Dalio wrote.
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Mr. Short, the Mao and Pol Pot biographer, said Chinese and Cambodian communists, all fiercely nationalistic, rarely if ever used "enemy of the people" in domestic political struggles because it was an alien import.
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Under Xi Jinping, the country's authoritarian leader, the party has ramped up patriotic education on the mainland, helping shape one of the most nationalistic generations of youth that the country has seen in years.
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Mr. Trump's embrace of Mr. Son, and therefore Saudi Arabia, to take over some of Silicon Valley's most promising companies and intellectual property could be seen as being at odds with his nationalistic talk.
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The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday urged leaders of the Group of 20 major economies to avoid "myopic" nationalistic policies and to work together in agreed forums to resolve their trade and economic differences.
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The phrase on its face refers to those who would see international bodies, like the United Nations, able to impose rules on otherwise independent countries or otherwise support a less nationalistic trade system economically.
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Since the big loss for the pro-Beijing camp, Chinese state media has resorted to a favorite tactic by blaming the United States, a nationalistic message that plays well to the masses at home.
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Those brave enough to fly out while most were still at Pitti Uomo, the trade show in Florence, Italy, witnessed a nationalistic presentation of the designer's home country — complete with a collaboration with Adidas.
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Hu's Global Times has a long history of being controversial, often pursuing a passionately nationalistic or hawkish line and written in a populist, tabloid style which is starkly different from other state media publications.
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Mr. Trump's nationalistic rhetoric and frequent complaints about what he sees as European freeloading on American military spending has long grated on European leaders, but in recent weeks their annoyance has turned to anger.
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Nothing has stopped Democrats in the past from arguing that they're patriotic too, or nationalistic too, or want the best for business too — and that they just have different ways of expressing those values.
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When postwar life arrived for the artists, filmmakers, and photographers who had trudged through the Benito Mussolini years as propagandists, their work had to evolve from goading the nationalistic fervor that drove Italy toward war.
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Influential state-run tabloid the Global Times, which takes a strongly nationalistic line, this month cited an unidentified military expert as saying "a stable 8-9 percent increase from 2018 would be a reasonable prediction".
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Artist Vincent Valdez, who collaborated on the idea and design, told Hyperallergic in an email: The historic usage of the eagle as nationalistic and patriotic symbols are used to evoke power, aggression, invulnerability and triumph.
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And they warned against education that warped formative minds, whether overtly, as in Nazi Germany, or more subtly, as when an us-against-them mentality is cultivated based on nationalistic, racial or other group divisions.
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Austria's unilateral choice last month to cap daily asylum requests has made AfD's euroskeptic and nationalistic approach to migration politics all the more appealing, as Germany may admit another 1 million migrants in 2016 alone.
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Influential state-run tabloid the Global Times, which takes a strongly nationalistic line, this month cited an unnamed military expert as saying "a stable 8-9 percent increase from 2018 would be a reasonable prediction".
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I've been to Kiev a couple of times since the conflict broke out, and in Kiev you don't really feel it, but because of the conflict, you definitely sense more of a Ukrainian nationalistic attitude.
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Nationalistic rhetoric will also be used to translate popular frustration and deep disappointment into anger against the United States, giving the regime a newfound ability to connect with its citizens and rally around the flag.
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The secular Jewish Taussigs, like my secular Jewish parents, were part of the Czech nationalistic movement, identifying as Czechs rather than as Jews and taking pride in what was spoken of as the "model" democracy.
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Some of these include rising costs of U.S. higher education but, more importantly, student visa delays and denials and a political environment that draws on nationalistic rhetoric that makes life more difficult for foreign students.
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The old hyper-nationalistic order was completely discredited, and came to be seen as the source of Japan's ruin; but out of the ashes of defeat a new order, imported from America, could be erected.
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Public-facing accounts of verified government and military leaders — as well as the extremely influential accounts of nationalistic Buddhist monks — included false and inflammatory posts about the Rohingya, the New York Times reported in October.
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In his United Nations General Assembly debut, Trump applied the disruptive, bellicose, nationalistic persona that shattered US political norms and signaled an attempt to transform America's role in the world and the international system itself.
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And outside the church, populist leaders, even in the pope's own Italian backyard, have increasingly risen to prominence using the very anti-migrant and nationalistic policies and language Francis warned against in his Christmas address.
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It is a nationalistic sign that many with ethnic Albanian roots make — Granit Xhaka made it after he scored Switzerland's first goal earlier in the second half — to mimic the black eagle in Albania's flag.
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When the festival reopened several years after World War II, it consciously broke with its past by mounting increasingly abstract, symbolic productions that stripped away the Teutonic imagery that had become fraught with nationalistic associations.
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" President Trump delivered a nationalistic cultural rant at his rally in Colorado on Thursday night, veering off script to attack the Academy Awards for giving the Best Picture Oscar to a South Korean film, "Parasite.
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In the epilogue to his 1990 book "Chinese Politics and China's Modern Intellectuals," he wrote: My tendency to idealize Western civilization arises from my nationalistic desire to use the West in order to reform China.
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"Two confrontational, nationalistic, and militaristic leaders [are] playing chicken with each other, while the world is watching to see which one will be caught bluffing, or if there will be a hellacious war," he wrote.
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Britain, on the other hand, is still mired in its Brexit crisis, which started when the nation voted to leave the European Union amid the rise of nationalistic sentiment and the immigration crisis in Europe.
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This may not necessarily be an oversight on Mr. Trump's part, analysts suggest, but rather flow from a nationalistic worldview that is unfamiliar today but dominated the geopolitics of the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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In an interview with the right-wing website Breitbart in June, Grenell said that he'd work to boost Europe's conservative parties -- comments seen as an allegiance to far-right, populist nationalistic anti-European Union parties.
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If not on any ballot, Mr. Putin is a shadow figure in every race, inspiring angry European populists who embrace his nationalistic ethos, while Russia is also suspected of meddling through cyberhacking and spreading disinformation.
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Bannon had been the advisor pushing the hardest for a more nationalistic approach to U.S. economic policy, but had clashed regularly with other advisors, including chief economic advisor Gary Cohn and Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster.
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Well, I'll try to confront the realities of my appreciation of meat by developing a willingness to eat the parts that'd otherwise go to waste, and I'll perhaps adopt a more nationalistic approach to vegetables.
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The fight is essentially a battle between nationalistic authoritarianism and the liberal democratic ideals of human rights and the rule of law — at a moment when far-right movements in Europe are on the ascendency.
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The shift in perspective picks up speed as Northern Ireland's peacetime generation come of voting age, forcing new accountability from parties whose electoral monopoly previously relied on the tribal ethno-nationalistic politics of the old conflict.
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Here's his track record so far: Roy Moore ran an entirely Trumpian campaign: a stylistic embrace of a brash, bombastic sentiment, an opposition to "political correctness" (and frequently, basic decency), and fully supportive of nationalistic populism.
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"The behavior, the location, the flight, the targeting of a soldier - all of these add up to a nationalistic attack," Ashkelon police chief Shimon Portal told reporters, using a term Israelis often apply to Palestinian violence.
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"This marks an important shift in the narrative around European politics: not all popular discontent in Europe can be channeled as anti-EU or purely nationalistic," said Steven Andrew, macro fund manager at M&G Investments.
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The British referendum on Thursday, widely seen as reflecting an increasingly nationalistic and inward-looking public, also risks the splintering of the United Kingdom itself, which could further reduce its role and stature in world affairs.
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A news article on Thursday in Global Times, a state-run publication that often takes a nationalistic tone, quoted analysts who said the United States was seeking to "smear" China by giving Ms. Ni the award.
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Since 2012, Jianguo has trained his criticism chiefly on one target: the Global Times ( Huanqiu Shibao ), a pro-government, strongly nationalistic, and influential tabloid daily, which is distributed widely under the auspices of the People's Daily.
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A prime Kremlin target is Europe, where the rise of the populist right and declining support for the European Union create an ever more receptive audience for Russia's conservative, nationalistic and authoritarian approach under Mr. Putin.
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Poland's prime minister, Beata Szydlo, joined other right-wing leaders in declaring Mr. Trump's victory a validation of the rise of a more nationalistic and muscular form of government with a strong executive and resurgent patriotism.
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"Two confrontational, nationalistic, and militaristic leaders playing chicken with each other, while the world is watching to see which one will be caught bluffing, or if there will be a hellacious war," Dalio wrote in August.
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Zula is a tough, beautiful woman who wins a place at a school for traditional performing arts set up to promote a wholesome nationalistic image of post-war Poland, where the handsome Wiktor is musical director.
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True, Muay Thai will probably be too awful for them and their parents and their grandparents, but they were always going to be more comfortable with the neck-breaking suburban nationalistic frenzy of competitive cheerleading anyway.
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Hu Xijin, the outspoken editor of the nationalistic Global Times news outlet, groused on Twitter that the United States was only giving up some restrictions on Huawei that it imposed a month and a half ago.
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Among Iranians, pride in the country's culture supersedes the divisive and nationalistic fervor whipped up by current politics that has put a chasm between hard-liners in Tehran and the diaspora of Iranians in the West.
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Since the Gezi Park protests of 2013, even parks have become off-limits for large gatherings, except for the state-sanctioned, nationalistic extravaganzas like those sponsored by the government every night after the attempted military coup.
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The vision of multicultural societies seems to have vanished; the language of politicians has become more and more nationalistic; people no longer tolerate open discussion, determined to accept only confirmation of their own point of view.
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Global Times, a newspaper that often adopts a nationalistic tone, warned in an editorial that the United States might be forced to wage a "large-scale war" if it tried to block China from the islands.
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And despite the more conciliatory tone taken by Mr. Salles and businessmen like Mr. Maggi, Mr. Bolsonaro has again voiced an aggressive, nationalistic view of the Amazon, describing the rainforest as a resource to be exploited.
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Their responses — full of strong condemnations and recognition of grave threats — have mostly left out the fiery, nationalistic language favored by the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, and his father, Kim Jong-il, before him.
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Now each is pushing a nationalistic economic platform, but issues of race and religion loom large in the battle to run the world's largest Muslim-majority country, whose reputation for pluralism is threatened by growing conservatism.
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Some of the opposition parties promote a nationalistic and pro-Russian agenda, The SNS sees Serbia as a future European Union member, but it also calls for close economic and military ties with Russia and China.
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Photo by Yuri Kochetkov/EPA Despite that snafu, the anniversary celebrations, with long-range bombers over Red Square and nuclear missiles on display, are an excellent example of the ideological and nationalistic power of military modernization.
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"The fact that the attack took place on the anniversary of Iraq's invasion of Iran is likely to prompt a nationalistic backlash among Iranians," said Ali Vaez, Iran Project Director at the Crisis Group think-tank.
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"Bannon has pushed Trump toward a more isolationist policy that holds an especially dark view of the Muslim world," and his nationalistic views have made him an easy target for White House critics, writes the LA Times.
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Why it matters: Known for his nationalistic politics and history of offensive comments, Bolsonaro leads the polls now that former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is in jail on corruption charges, has been ruled ineligible.
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STRIDENT TONE While China has not said whether or how it may retaliate against the measures targeting Huawei, state media have taken an increasingly strident and nationalistic tone and vowed Beijing will not bend to U.S. pressure.
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In fact, you'll only hear the name Hitler once throughout the 16-episode run (the equivalent of two seasons), but his shadow looms large, namely through a number of language cues that indicate a growing nationalistic base.
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The nationalistic views that led Britons to vote exit are the same type of sentiments that have played out so far in the tumultuous U.S. election cycle, said Hutchins, a supporter of Democrat Hillary Clinton for president.
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According to the artist, the lack of interest in LGBTQ subject matter is a longstanding issue, not something that can be solely traced to the new nationalistic anti-refugee government, which is opposed to LGBTQ rights, too.
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President Xi Jinping's drive to restore the Communist Party's place at the center of everyday life in China has brought socialist banners to city streets, nationalistic rap music to the airwaves and patriotic heroes to movie theaters.
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The lonely US role at the G20 summit, a forum of the world's most powerful economies that Washington once dominated, is exactly consistent with what Trump sees as his mandate for a nationalistic, "America first" foreign policy.
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The Shinto Directive was introduced in 1945 by the body in order to prohibit the teaching of elements of the Shinto religion in public schools that might produce militaristic and ultra-nationalistic behaviors in the Japanese populace.
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In Crimea and eastern Ukraine, the Kremlin conducted "hybrid warfare," deploying anonymous Special Forces soldiers nicknamed "little green men," nationalistic local militias and a news media blitz to seize territory without provoking a large, conventional military response.
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But even that was an occasion for nationalistic criticism online, with some on the mainland Chinese site Zhihu saying that Ms. Gong lacked resilience, and that the tragedy reflected that China was becoming powerful and Taiwan weaker.
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The issue of the nine-dash line is delicate because China has claimed it since ancient times as its territory, and the South China Sea has become part of the increasingly nationalistic vocabulary of President Xi Jinping.
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Natural resources, especially oil and natural gas are often highly politicized, especially where local lawmakers face nationalistic political sentiments that put pressures on them to resist foreign investment, even if it is counterproductive to their own economy.
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Though Washington was not alone in using nationalistic rhetoric, Mann said the OECD had estimated that a 21.0 percent increase in U.S. import costs would percolate through the economy and ultimately lift export costs by 22018 percent.
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Indeed, a number of Republican candidates with nationalistic, if not outwardly racist views, are running for House and Senate seats this cycle, including Arthur Jones in Illinois, Seth Grossman in New Jersey and Paul Nehlen in Wisconsin.
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China's nationalistic state-run Global Times tabloid said in a commentary late on Wednesday that it was "very inappropriate" that the United States issued a public health alert despite only having a "vague understanding" of the situation.
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I spent several days in the east, which suffered deeply during both the Nazi and Soviet onslaughts and is thus not only inured to the cruelty of history but intensely nationalistic and suspicious of the outside world.
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Indeed, as a condition of joining the new government earlier this year, the C.S.U. insisted on changing the name of the Interior Ministry to the Interior, Construction and Homeland Ministry, to give it a more nationalistic tenor.
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Rao Jin, a technology entrepreneur who runs a nationalistic website and media company known as April Media, has tried to take a more substantive approach, starting a series of online talks in the style of TED events.
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Brexit will be fiendishly difficult, but there is no reason it has to be draped in so much nationalistic gravitas and secrecy, nor does it have to mean the hugely risky departure from the European single market.
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I think a Republican Party that's more nationalistic and populist, not necessarily Trumpist, but more in that direction than it was in 2004 when Mitt Romney ran, has more potential to jump racial lines than stereotypical Republicanism.
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The administration's inability or refusal to articulate — or even formulate — an overarching foreign policy beyond Mr. Trump's nationalistic slogan "America First" and his plans to spend billions rebuilding the military are the major sources of the problem.
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During the past year, we've written several times in The Hill about some of the shortcomings related to moonshot, especially regarding the partisan and nationalistic nature of its origin, and the lack of clarity in its organization.
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In a scathing nationalistic speech in Brussels in December, Mr. Pompeo criticized institutions the United States helped create to maintain its global power — the United Nations, European Union, World Bank, International Monetary Fund and World Trade Organization.
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In contrast with previous points in the Trump administration when advisers sought to reassure a nervous world that "America First" does not mean "America alone," Trump has now fully embraced the nationalistic policies he espoused on the campaign.
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It's unclear if the Trump administration will take the necessary measures to make it easier for American industries to invest in automation, especially when it involves buying products from foreign countries in what is an increasingly nationalistic environment.
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CHINA WILL NOT BEND China has not said whether or how it may retaliate against the measures directed at Huawei, but state media have taken an increasingly nationalistic tone and vowed Beijing will not bend to U.S. pressure.
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During his tenure, Russian President Vladimir Putin has moved to centralize the Russian Orthodox Church in Russian life, harnessing its conservative and staunchly nationalistic message to further solidify his vision of Russia as a stronghold of conservative values.
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He frequently used online video handles such as "Hate" and "Rampage Killer", expressed nationalistic views, and was eventually excluded from the club because the other members were afraid of him, the magazine cited the other youth as saying.
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It is once again respectable in liberal circles to say that the people are too stupid (aka short-sighted, racist, sexist, transphobic, nationalistic, bigoted) to make sensible decisions, and that dispassionate experts need to be given additional powers.
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Related: British Government Says It Did Not Operate 'System' of Abuse in Colonial Kenya Robb, meanwhile, warned against giving into nationalistic urges while so many questions persist around the validity of the various claims made to the diamond.
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Moreover, says Jonathan Eyal of RUSI, a defence think-tank, demographic factors and changing social attitudes in China suggest that there would be little popular appetite for conflict with America, despite the sometimes nationalistic posturing of state media.
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Since then he has faced an escalating trade war with the United States, development pains with his signature Belt and Road infrastructure initiative, and disquiet among sections of the political elite over the Communist Party's increasingly nationalistic rhetoric.
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"We have to ask, systematically, how someone with such clear right-wing extremist views, who writes a master's paper with clearly nationalistic ideas … was able to continue to pursue a career in the Bundeswehr," she said to reporters.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Nationalistic and free market advisers to Brazil's right-wing presidential frontrunner are deeply split about the future of state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro, foreshadowing a showdown over divestments and fuel subsidies.
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Applying the results of the U.K. referendum on EU membership to the U.S. presidential election using state-level demographic data told us that six important swing states were likely to be receptive to a nationalistic, anti-globalization message.
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Deepening jeopardy Taunting a fellow world leader who was once a friend but has recently criticized the President's nationalistic worldview might be a pleasant diversion for Trump, but cannot change the reality of the widening special counsel probe.
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The nations that had instituted spaceflight had done so largely for nationalistic reasons; it was a small irony that almost everyone who entered space received a startling glimpse of a transnational perspective, of the Earth as one world.
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Among the public projects he was involved in is the formidable "Monument to the Discoveries," a nationalistic work celebrating Portugal's Age of Exploration, created in 1939 and then rebuilt by others in 1960 out of less perishable materials.
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The Chinese authorities appeared, belatedly, to grasp the consequences of the furor and moved to temper reports and commentary about the N.B.A. that, like previous outpourings of nationalistic fervor, were threatening to spiral out of the government's control.
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"Most of these factions ... continually deny their apparent racist and white nationalist politics by hiding behind nationalistic, American chauvinist, and pro-Trump rhetoric and deploying worn out manipulations around 'free speech' and token people of color," it says.
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With nationalistic political climates in Europe and the US rife with anti-immigration hysteria, animator Andrea Mastrovito saw in Nosferatu a metaphor for modern times and set out to resurrect F.W. Murnau's iconic vampire film with a contemporary twist.
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But this doesn't explain why older voters were less likely to vote to stay in the EU. Rather, commentators use age as an indicator of other beliefs, typically claiming that older people are more xenophobic, economically insecure, or nationalistic.
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The strategic political use of sexual identity has become a bigger, more mainstream story with the rise of Trump, as conservative white gay men have used their gayness to promote white nationalistic politics and make its rhetoric more palatable.
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It's difficult to not see similar shadings between these young people and the ones who, frustrated by the failings of Bernie Sanders' socialist wave, found comfort in the upstart, albeit wildly nationalistic and authoritarian, political agenda of Donald Trump.
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The legislation to give the government more direct control of the public broadcaster, which is being rebranded as National Media, reflecting a new emphasis on nationalistic and patriotic programming, drew sharp reactions in Poland and in the European Union.
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Clinton supporters, who are increasingly Muslim and Latino, are deeply concerned that they may not have a place in Trump's nationalistic "real America," while Trump's "real Americans" feel like they don't belong in Hillary Clinton's "politically correct" America, either.
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"Two confrontational, nationalistic, and militaristic leaders playing chicken with each other, while the world is watching to see which one will be caught bluffing, or if there will be a hellacious war," Dalio wrote in August 2017 on LinkedIn.
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What might be happening instead is something new in the South: true two-party politics, in which an urban liberal-moderate Democratic Party fights for votes in the increasingly multiethnic metropolitan South against an increasingly rural, nationalistic Republican Party.
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While primarily slated to take place in Gaza, they could worsen the West Bank's security situation if they spread there spontaneously or in an attempt by Fatah to flaunt its ability to mobilize crowds and burnish its nationalistic credentials.
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The pressing necessity of winning the war, and the nationalistic spirit that accompanied it, meant that even very good reporters were completely comfortable writing about "Japs" and measuring the American effort solely in terms of its progress toward victory.
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Mr. Molinaro is trying to thread a very narrow political needle while offering a vision of Republicanism that seems more attuned to former President George W. Bush's idea of "compassionate conservatism" than President's Trump more antagonistic and nationalistic approach.
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Another that gained traction among nationalistic parts of the Chinese social mediasphere suggested that the virus originated in the US -- and that many Americans thought to have died of the flu this season were actually killed by COVID-19.
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Her research — and the research of many other social scientists studying the rise of Trump, Brexit, and other examples of nationalistic backlash around the world — points to how the politics of inclusion will be challenged in the days ahead.
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Mr. Li said that he had also noticed a disturbing trend in which people see the Nazis as the epitome of strong, nationalistic leaders, and that the relative anonymity of social media helped fuel pro-Nazi hate speech online.
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"The Russians are pumping money into the opposition to the name agreement and supporting nationalistic politicians opposed to the deal," said Michael Carpenter, a former Obama administration official now at the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement.
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In recent years, to counterbalance the Ambedkar celebrations, the upper castes, especially the Rajputs, began celebrating Rana Pratap, a medieval Hindu Rajput king, who fought several battles against the Mughal Empire, as an ideal Rajput and Hindu nationalistic icon.
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A growing trade war with the United States is causing rifts within China's Communist Party, with some critics saying that an overly nationalistic Chinese stance may have hardened the U.S. position, according to four sources close to the government.
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In the realm of business, the government has also taken a nationalistic approach, seeking to rein in the power of foreign technology giants like Facebook, Google, Amazon and Flipkart, an Indian e-commerce site purchased by Walmart in 2018.
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"The mainland will surely act to make sure Taiwan and the U.S. pay the price for their high-level exchanges," said a Wednesday op-ed published by The Global Times, a nationalistic arm of the Communist Party media apparatus.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was showing "disdain" for China's approach to Latin American by saying that the far east nation was assuming the role of "new imperial powers" alongside Russia, a nationalistic Chinese newspaper said over the weekend.
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"Young people [in the Middle East] are geared towards the religious identity on the one hand, or towards the militaristic, nationalistic identity on the other hand," which is often defined by loyalty to the ruling regime, Tarawneh told me.
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In Mr. Cohn, Mr. Trump is not only turning to yet another Goldman hand — and a registered Democrat — but he is also choosing a financier whose thinking about the economy has stood in contrast to the president-elect's more nationalistic views.
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The most cited was merely nationalistic: It splices together footage of the 9/11 attacks, reporting on the death of Osama bin Laden, and US soldiers engaged in various wars over a speech by Ronald Reagan during the Cold War.
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After pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square in 1989, nationalistic "patriotic education" classes were stepped up in schools, a move that Xi Jinping, the president, has taken to new levels since 2012, seeking to infuse every possible field with "patriotic spirit".
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The use of military garb sent the message that "the military authority is the one to assume the reins of power in a nationalistic way in the country," according to Fath Alrahman Ahmed, a political science professor at Neelain University.
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"It prompted a lot of angst because it took a very unilateral and nationalistic tone about what the US intended to do in space," says Theresa Hitchens, a senior research associate at the University of Maryland's Center for International Security Studies.
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"The Republican Party has in a way relied on the cultural populism of its base while sort of ignoring some of their tendencies toward nationalistic and protectionist economic and trade policies," said David Greenberg, a presidential historian at Rutgers University.
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Koike was endorsed for Tokyo governor by the Japan Society for History Textbook Reform, which promotes a revisionist, nationalistic view of Japanese history, particularly downplaying or whitewashing war crimes and the use of sex slaves by Japanese forces in WWII.
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