Patriotic Popcorn Patriotic popcorn is the perfect farewell-summer snack. 10.
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Fourth, they're patriotic in the way that most Americans are patriotic.
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WATTERS: Yes, Philippe, I mean, wow, burning a flag is patriotic, breaking laws are patriotic.
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Everyone also knows that Trump likes to be patriotic in a way so that everyone knows he's VERY patriotic.
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Further, viewers are likely to be pumped up with patriotic fervor, making them extra-receptive to the patriotic message of political advertising.
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Even though I'm very much a U.S. citizen and patriotic as well — and they are very patriotic as Mexicans — that doesn't divide us.
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Coming of Age Amid Patriotic Training Sarah Blesener documented 10 programs that teach patriotic values and military skills to American children and teenagers.
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To whip up public enthusiasm for the event, authorities have even banned "non-patriotic" shows on TV and instead ramped up patriotic programming.
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He is less likely to soften his work with patriotic (or even anti-patriotic) pieties that put America — as opposed to its victims — dead center.
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These include the Buddhist Association of China, the Chinese Taoist Association, the Islamic Association of China, the Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association and the Three-Self (Protestant) Patriotic Movement.
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" And on the question of class, former Vice President Joe Biden argued that paying higher taxes was "patriotic" while insisting that "the wealthy are as patriotic as the poor.
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They believe that patriotic displays turn the funerals into "patriotic pep rallies," though the deaths are a result of God's wrath over the United States' tolerance of gays and lesbians.
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And of course she wore a patriotic bathing suit to top all patriotic bathing suits — a sporty, bright red "America" bikini from Forever 21 (which she wore with classic Ray-Bans).
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" There is also new money for a "patriotic festival.
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We're saying to those who say they're patriotic but then turned a blind eye to the destruction that [Trump's] about to cause this country, 'You are not nearly as patriotic as we are.
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So who won the favor of our patriotic puppy panel?
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The new royal baby prince has a very patriotic birthday!
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For his patriotic demonstration, Trump gave him a signed coaster.
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Mostly, everyone was demonstrating how serious and patriotic they were.
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She is sowing fear of the unknown into patriotic hearts.
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The patriotic pup also served our country after Hurricane Katrina.
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And there is another reason: a sense of patriotic optimism.
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Lonsdale called Palantir "probably the most patriotic in the Valley."
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It forces young citizens to affirm a particular patriotic message.
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"It's the most patriotic thing I can do," he said.
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"It's the most patriotic thing I can do," he said.
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This was not a spontaneous outpouring of patriotic fervour, however.
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Yeah, I mean, I think the film is incredibly patriotic.
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He added, however, that individual "patriotic" hackers could launch attacks.
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They ask: What's patriotic about thwarting the duly elected POTUS?
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They don't need a piece of paper to be patriotic.
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But many who live on this island are fiercely patriotic.
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We also found this small section of patriotic home decor.
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"How dare you lecture us about what's patriotic," he said.
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African Americans are just as patriotic as any other American.
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It is, in other words, a time for patriotic seriousness.
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Why did "patriotic education" and nationalistic thinking appear after 1989?
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He has a much more profound idea of being patriotic.
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Her advice would come out especially during any patriotic moment.
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Objects and companies could be personified — likable, young, cool, patriotic.
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Senior administration figures have a patriotic duty to provide it.
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While there, she is suddenly struck by a patriotic spirit.
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She is one of the most patriotic people I know.
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Time to exhibit some patriotic spirit and defend American democracy.
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We left feeling Californian and patriotic and like good parents.
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Despite all this, my father was a deeply patriotic American.
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Instead, it is urgent that they recommit to patriotic prudence.
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Scholarism helped mobilize protests and the "patriotic" curriculum was scrapped.
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"Congress must view cyber as a patriotic imperative," Kellermann said.
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"Thank you for your patriotic leadership during this difficult time."
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"Fighting back is patriotic," she said in Muscatine on Saturday.
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Do you see military service as an important patriotic duty?
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Snowden: Being patriotic doesn't simply mean agreeing with your government.
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It would offer patriotic substance instead of perilous nuclear braggadocio.
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This was desecration of patriotic sacrifice through advanced narcissistic disorder.
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Polce sincerely believes he is doing something that is patriotic.
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Instead, they couch their extremism in more flowery, patriotic language.
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I have seen periods of rank partisanship and patriotic bipartisanship.
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They are exemplary citizens — involved, patriotic, highly engaged and serious.
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In Beijing, it is impossible to miss the patriotic fervor.
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But an older patriotic ritual ran aground on geopolitical tensions.
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They cast their uprising as a patriotic act of civil disobedience.
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Stepping up patriotic education will be strongly opposed by such activists.
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I am a patriotic, god-fearing Muslim who loves my faith.
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I have friends from other countries, they're patriotic about their countries.
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" But Jiang has continued to speak out about the "patriotic movement.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China has become more nationalist and patriotic.
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This occasion calls for feasting on the most patriotic of poultry!
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Rep. Tim Murphy of Pennsylvania met the most patriotic reveler. Sen.
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The expression had authority because it was both patriotic and Islamic.
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Generations of patriotic Americans have fought and died for that freedom.
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Patriotic posting The raid on Hidayat's page began at 8 p.m.
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Putin, himself a former KGB officer, sang patriotic songs with them.
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Whether it's promoting social credits for certain patriotic activities or statements.
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Bassil heads the Free Patriotic Movement, the party established by Aoun.
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Patriotic duty Nwachukwu is aware of the scale of the challenge.
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Some felt it was inappropriate, while others praised it as patriotic.
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No patriotic and self respecting Thai in his right mind does.
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Several Patriotic Millionaires members point to proposals, such as freshman Rep.
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When she got matching patriotic tattoos with her bestie, Abigail Anderson.
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Billy Lynn's battle with Iraqi insurgents into a comforting, patriotic war
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Patriotic music blared from loudspeakers strung up in the square earlier.
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Partygoers sported patriotic painted faces and waved Golden Jubilee-themed flags.
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The Putin that Stone presents is deeply patriotic, clear-eyed, optimistic.
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"We will ask them to play the patriotic game," he said.
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We did find this small colorful display of patriotic goodies, though.
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Steven Spielberg says there's "no room for partisanship" among patriotic Americans.
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Has Trump set off an irresistible patriotic impulse across C-suites?
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My motives that day were fairly simple, and not particularly patriotic.
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"Guys, the wealthy are as patriotic as the poor," he said.
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Put your favorite creature in its patriotic best for this procession.
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Warner is right, and patriotic Americans should unite and applaud him.
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The companies tend to describe such work in overtly patriotic language.
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You can see parts of her breasts—during a patriotic moment!
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Another actor, Marcel Iureș, states he won't recite any patriotic poems.
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Patriotic Iraqi tribes — not a corrupt government — saved Iraq from dissolution.
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Three patriotic specials compete for your attention on America's 242nd birthday.
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An incentive that myself and many other patriotic Americans will provide.
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NHL players are patriotic and they do not take this lightly.
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Interesting way to condone the violence while trying to sound "patriotic".
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Communist groups have created cartoon mascots meant to stir patriotic feelings.
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Federal workers are patriotic; nearly one-third of them are veterans.
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"Chinese patriotic education has failed — it's stiff and awkward," he said.
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Containing that could be the patriotic cause that brings us together.
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One is patriotic, idealistic, embracing old-fashioned beliefs in this nation.
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In China, CCTV carries AMTV programming, which is considered obsequiously patriotic.
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There is no cause to say that protesting is not patriotic.
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It wasn't a pleasant night, but it was a patriotic one.
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First, the club may be too patriotic for the regime's taste.
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Puerto Ricans, regardless of party or political leanings, are historically patriotic.
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Calling themselves "patriotic deserters," they set off an unrelenting international manhunt.
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Kaepernick refuses to mince words about what patriotic backlash is about.
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"Being Patriotic" is another Facebook page found to belong to IRA.
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Once I added the Patriots' flag-cape, the patriotic persona developed.
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The snap showed both girls getting into the patriotic spirit, with matching white dresses with red lobsters printed on them, as well as red, white and blue necklaces, sparkly bows and patriotic streamers in their hair.
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Every time Trump and his associates shamefully attack one of the patriotic heroes of our time, Robert Mueller, they create another highly patriotic Deep Throat candidate who believes that Americans, not Russians, should choose our American presidents.
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She apologised and promised to embark on a course of patriotic education.
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Google is celebrating Veterans Day 2017 with a patriotic new Google Doodle.
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It also signals the government's push for steadfast patriotic allegiance—or else.
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That's where I'm at and that's where every solid patriotic American is.
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"It goes to show how deeply patriotic this country is," Longell says.
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WATTERS: Do they have fireworks in California or is it too patriotic?
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This year our big Fox News patriotic crew is in Norfolk, Virginia.
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"I would never join the patriotic church," one elderly parishioner told CNN.
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Does this information fit into your patriotic weighing up of the country?
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Patriotic Warriors had now-expired business licenses in West Virginia and Arizona.
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Reactions in the comments ranged from feelings of patriotic duty to disgust.
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State television played patriotic songs and aired footage of troops in Rawa.
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"I come from a very patriotic family," Saavedra told me between shouts.
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The Patriotic Front (PF), which still rules Zambia, was elected that year.
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Can you do this without becoming nostalgic, sentimental, corny, patriotic, or insular?
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Finally, the trolls asked all patriotic Hindus to boycott Veere Di Wedding.
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Unusually, he also seeks to include students abroad in this "patriotic energy".
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The melding of sports with patriotic pageantry is a fairly recent phenomenon.
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The ads feature members of often-oppressed minority groups in patriotic settings.
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Not only is Heping Jingying patriotic, but it's less violent than PUBG.
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Obama lauded "patriotic Muslim Americans" who fight in the U.S. armed forces.
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Stirring patriotic tracks by Edward Elgar remain popular, as does Frank Sinatra.
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" The broadcasting service also called its actions "the patriotic thing to do.
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"We couldn't have asked for anything more patriotic," Streich told the Tribune.
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For some of us, hot dogs, patriotic songs and fireworks are enough.
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The Pentagon paying sports teams to put on patriotic pre-game displays.
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It is generating patriotic fervour as well as enthusiasm for space science.
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With a year's notice just imagine what this patriotic bird could do!
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Populists fight with images and feelings, with border walls and patriotic independence.
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He did so not as a Tutsi but as a patriotic Rwandan.
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It's a patriotic eagle circling about the heartlands with two right wings.
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Lonsdale on Monday called Palantir "probably the most patriotic in the Valley."
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A small nation, without a strong national identity or much patriotic pride.
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The American public cheered on the astronomers with patriotic furor, Baron said.
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And grand patriotic displays have become even more commonplace since 9/11.
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Do you see that as patriotic philanthropy, or is that something else?
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Lastly, capital is not patriotic, and it flows where it's most needed.
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Biel, meanwhile showed off her patriotic side in a second Instagram photo.
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"We're just that patriotic type of island," says Guam native Patrick Flores.
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When she slid down the most patriotic inflatable waterslide there ever was.
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A frankly stunning abdication of ethics, patriotic duty, and rule of law.
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Mostly they're a way to show everyone just how patriotic you are.
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We have been making a positive and patriotic case from the start.
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Patrio, a platform for "conservative, patriotic singles," has been around since 229.
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McCain believed in a patriotic politics of civility, bipartisanship and national unity.
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China is a hugely patriotic country, but it is also increasingly nationalistic.
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Regarding North Korea, all patriotic and sane Americans hope the negotiations succeed.
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The report also found that Being Patriotic encouraged violence against U.S. citizens.
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They also share a taste for a certain kind of patriotic demonstration.
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"President Trump thanks him for his patriotic service and wishes him well."
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Thus, both Arabs and Jews considered having large families a patriotic duty.
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"There is a great patriotic tradition in the Chinese nation," he said.
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This patriotic squirrel came from our collection of 1940s and 1950s newsreels.
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Or do we vanish the flag in a patriotic flash of fireworks?
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Perhaps she wondered, Do these gingham separates make me look v patriotic?
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Bezos set his company's support in patriotic terms and one of leadership.
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Several of our country's most recognizable patriotic melodies originated in our backyard.
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They are also genuinely patriotic and optimistic about theirs and China's future.
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At least 30 "Patriotic Tweeters" posted thanks to the government for prizes.
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But they also increasingly disagree on what it means to be patriotic.
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I wanted to recast green as geostrategic, capitalistic, economical, innovative and patriotic.
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By using the app, he said, he has grown even more patriotic.
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One who describes herself as patriotic, optimistic and outgoing is Shen Yanan.
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The scheme gives her patriotic heroine character, Liberty Belle, an origin story.
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The church, still standing, is considered a patriotic site and national shrine.
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I know David French to be an honorable, intelligent and patriotic person.
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But the patriotic oath, despite its ubiquity, is not a legal requirement.
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And of course, patriotic ornaments can be found throughout the White House.
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They performed a patriotic, healing duty immediately following the September 11 attacks.
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"I think the left is as patriotic as the right," he said.
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I prefer to speak of patriotic solidarity, or a renewed national covenant.
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" "We encourage our members to be active, patriotic citizens and to vote.
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The actors sat on the altar, in chairs draped with patriotic bunting.
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"He is a professional, competent, patriotic, and loyal officer," Dunford told CNN.
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But eagles aren't just a patriotic symbol, they're a conservation success story.
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They were met by a large, patriotic Snuff the Martians anti-protest.
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I should have felt a welling of patriotic pride at that comment.
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CHINESE PRESIDENT XI JINPING SAYS HOPES MACAU TO ESTABLISH MORE PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATIONS
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As in ancient times, the parades are used to stoke patriotic fervor.
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You can register for a patriotic pizza over at the Vapiano website.
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"I'm patriotic and didn't wear a kimono," he was quoted as saying.
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The company gave a passionate, patriotic argument honoring the new selfie tradition.
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President Trump thanks him for his patriotic service and wishes him well.
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I'm a very patriotic person — even though I'm a black, liberal woman.
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To help candidates with messaging on the tax cuts, Patriotic Millionaires is launching Patriotic Millionaires University, a website that makes the case for running against the tax cuts and gives tips and resources on how to do it.
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Because the patriotic left abhors Trump and the alt-right forces that support him, it would never occur to the patriotic left to refer to white immigrants as rapists and criminals, as Trump once notoriously described Latin American immigrants.
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Every year since 1979, the VFW Auxiliary has hosted the Young American Creative Patriotic Art Contest, a competition wherein high school students from across the country submit patriotic artworks for the chance to win a scholarship grant totaling $21,000.
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"Patrick was patriotic, even back in high school," former classmate Amina Barclay said.
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For the selectively patriotic Snowflakes who are melting over a Halloween costume: pic.twitter.
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He called it inspiring, patriotic and a sight that never diminishes in magnificence.
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Fortunately, we have dedicated, patriotic, and courageous men and women on the job.
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The singer herself was moved to tears as she swelled with patriotic pride.
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"And when Business Insider asked if it was patriotic, it very confusingly responded, "$_$!
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He is expected to head to Alaska to continue his patriotic runs there.
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What does it mean to be a patriotic American in today's divisive climate?
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And two Bachelor stars are wearing some aggressively patriotic gear with their families.
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Most wear little or no makeup, black jackets, and patriotic red lapel pins.
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She encouraged members of the LGBTQ community to start describing themselves as patriotic.
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This year's Swift-hosted patriotic bash had no shortage of couples in love.
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The head of the Patriotic Front is Congo's youth minister, Destinee Hermella Doukaga.
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People were worried about America's fate and so he became a patriotic symbol.
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If the Declaration of Independence is now anti-American, what counts as patriotic?
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Pat Toomey showed that his chamber can bring the patriotic youngsters, too. Rep.
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Andrew Yang: So I'm wearing some stars-and-stripes socks, they're very patriotic.
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You could dig out the most patriotic jacket ever and hit the polls.
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Around the 22019th of July, American TV stations fill up with patriotic content.
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Military service is often the chosen path of those with a patriotic calling.
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President Trump is quick to call out what he considers un-patriotic behavior.
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Humayun Khan, and as patriotic American Muslims with undivided loyalty to our country.
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The last Monday in May is a day for patriotic remembrance and celebration.
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Using a voiceover of Ronald Reagan, the clip is pretty boilerplate patriotic jingoism.
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So just what iconography in particular might patriotic Hong Kongers like to avoid?
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But it would be wrong to underestimate the potential for patriotic travel decisions.
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And we will make America more American by protecting our patriotic, courageous Dreamers!
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The tone was thoroughly patriotic and pro-military, as American as apple pie.
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Mattel introduced the first president Barbie in 1992, donning a patriotic inauguration gown.
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Since then the song has transformed into a classic patriotic anthem of America.
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How could President Trump or any patriotic Republican or Democrat not support this?
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We felt pretty patriotic, walking and sprinkling pubes down on Main Street, USA.
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But the patriotic euphoria in Azerbaijan and Armenia may not be entirely controllable.
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Abscal gave no details of what alliances such a "patriotic alternative" could entail.
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As we celebrate Fourth of July, which companies are really the most patriotic?
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They had reportedly been singing patriotic songs to honor the kingdom's national holiday.
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Nationalism is determined not by patriotic ardour, he argues, but by self-esteem.
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The powerful #MeToo movement, sensible, patriotic Republicans with spines and the 2018 elections.
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Two delays paused musical programs that featured a range of traditional patriotic songs.
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How incredibly moving and heroic and tragic and patriotic the guests' stories were.
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Cosmopolitans continually condescend to nationalism, but my patriotic pride is your nationalism, right?
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But he also took patriotic pride in being China's pioneering professional ocean adventurer.
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Most of these people are good, patriotic Americans trying to make a difference.
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Putin said, however, that individual "patriotic" hackers could launch attacks, the AP reported.
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Tencent later pulled PUBG and shifted users to a similar, more patriotic version.
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Presidents have patriotic, partisan, historic, financial, ego and other motives for their actions.
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Earlier this year, he accused the central bank of not being patriotic enough.
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"Why would a truly patriotic government do something like this?" the diplomat said.
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An exhausting, interminable marketing campaign to brand itself as our country's patriotic id.
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His infrequent sallies into politics usually sounded in patriotic, lift-yourself-up-ism.
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Seizing Crimea spurred patriotic fervor across Russia, prompting a run on Crimean wine.
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Discrimination isn't patriotic -- allowing all who love this country to serve, is. pic.twitter.
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"Everyone knows that I am patriotic and love the national team," Souza said.
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His memos, speeches and letters to shareholders are often sprinkled with patriotic language.
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The Mueller report is a thorny, patriotic addition to this curious American shelf.
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Before the 1960s, dissenting and progressive movements regularly invoked nationalist and patriotic themes.
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Putin himself admitted that "patriotic" Russian hackers may have meddled in the election.
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" Cuban urged small business owners to apply for the loan, calling it "patriotic.
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It's fundamentally patriotic, weaving military service back into the fabric of American life.
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Qassim Suleimani, and members of that faction, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan. Gen.
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"They had me believe that this was a big patriotic operation," he said.
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So, feeling patriotic, I celebrated in the most Trumpian way possible: I tweeted.
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State media is filling smartphones with patriotic messages meant to unite the population.
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Absolutely — I mean, surprisingly, because I've never considered myself a particularly patriotic person.
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The patriotic rush to enlist after the terrorist attacks of 2001 has faded.
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Gone are the patriotic single-letter presidential logos popularized over the past decade.
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These are valid concerns, expressed by decent and patriotic citizens from all backgrounds.
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But his type of "journalists aren't patriotic" talk is going to keep up.
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They recite instructions for patriotic behavior laid down by a 19th-century emperor.
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The only thing more patriotic might our obsession with Black Friday (Thanksgiving who?).
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Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts: Impeachment is 'not only patriotic, it is uniquely American.'
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On television, popular dramas have even been banned in favor of patriotic films.
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Parallel scenes show Germans and Frenchmen bellowing patriotic anthems even after the Armistice.
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This is frightfully childish advice to offer to supremely intelligent and patriotic adults.
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When patriotic sentiments become allergic to criticism, nationalism poses a danger to democracy.
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Frankly, I know relatively few "patriotic Americans" — though dudes with flag pins abound.
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Her family were patriotic, too — they flew the American flag all year round.
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The league has been acutely sensitive to the politics of its patriotic displays.
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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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In a moving segment on Saturday, Blackwell reminded the President and his audience that Blackwell grew up in Cummings' district -- and that hard-working, patriotic Americans lived there, just as hard-working, patriotic Americans lived in districts represented by Trump supporters.
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Today, the very word seems guaranteed to get under almost every patriotic Ukrainian's skin.
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But the range of her star support — and said stars' patriotic wardrobes — runs deep.
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Megerdichev said the patriotic factor was not the only thing driving box office takings.
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"I just made up that term about 'Patriotic Conservative,'" Batzel said with a smile.
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Luckily, the flags and patriotic bunting assure the actual photo depicts the correct day.
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Few things are more patriotic than baseball, the state of Florida, and emo music.
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Read the document published by the Federal Register below: National Day of Patriotic Devotion
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"An attempt is being made to keep patriotic forces away from politics," he said.
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The veterans are generally deeply patriotic and wave red flags and banners during demonstrations.
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These are concerned citizens who have a patriotic dislike of unemployment or Islamist terrorism.
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It's patriotic to be able to support companies that support everyone here at home.
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Francis Drake would have understood: pirates are patriotic, but usually only when it pays.
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A popular post by the website Patriotic Express called for a Taylor Swift boycott.
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But his cancellation of the trip to Washington has given Mexicans a patriotic lift.
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She thrilled the largely middle-aged crowd with her call for a "patriotic spring".
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Nana Akufo-Addo, the leader of Ghana's opposition New Patriotic Party, won the presidency.
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"It's the 4th of July and I'm feeling patriotic," the email from Kaplan began.
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Always known to be patriotic and thrifty, the Italians, in this retelling, were different.
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Take it from me: I'm a US citizen, and a patriotic one at that.
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Private Chinese companies also fly their country's flag by taking out patriotic ads overseas.
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Zhang Gang remembers that when he first heard the patriotic ditty he felt baffled.
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"Many of our conservatives do believe they're more patriotic than anyone else," Waters said.
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"God Bless the USA" has been voted the most recognizable patriotic song in America.
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Ahead, find the prettiest, most patriotic beauty looks — all made for Instagram, of course.
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That sort of moral and patriotic language has been sorely lacking from politics recently.
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The National Defence Education Law says that one goal is to develop "patriotic enthusiasm".
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Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are putting a patriotic spin on his 42nd birthday.
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She blamed the ruling Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), saying the pictures had been faked.
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Her patriotic messaging could tug at the nationalistic heartstrings Mr Trump strummed in 2016.
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Messages and displays of unity, hope, activism, and patriotic dissent abounded throughout the evening.
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Bishop Lei is a senior official in the government-backed Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association.
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The team's uniforms are red, white and blue, meant to evoke a patriotic look.
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"Nothing more patriotic than taunting a US Olympic athlete during the Olympics," he tweeted.
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A story involving a patriotic 10-year-old boy that will blow your mind.
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And what Nye believes is that celebrating science isn't just necessary; it's downright patriotic.
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But maybe that's just a little too un-American for your highly patriotic party.
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Putin: 'Patriotic' Russian hackers may have targeted US election What does social media reveal?
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Putin says they were just "patriotic hackers" doing their part for the motherland. 4.
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" The filter also features patriotic fireworks alongside Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again.
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They respond to blatantly patriotic pseudo-conservative slogans: Yes to Poland and everything Polish!
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Kimia Fasihian, one of Gordanpour's friends, is enormously patriotic and optimistic about the future.
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Fortunately, we have dedicated, patriotic, and courageous men and women on the job. Thanks.
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For more patriotic trivia with Fabio, tune in to PEOPLE's List at 8 p.m.
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Those in the room clapped and cheered and an orchestra played a patriotic song.
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Now that Trump is president, it's your patriotic duty to want him to succeed.
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We are encouraging all patriotic Filipinos to join us and fight for our territory.
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Taiwanese often remark that living in China tends to make their compatriots more patriotic. ■
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"The churches were built above the temples, our patriotic heroes were excommunicated," he continued.
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And we'll need the cooperation of the patriotic Muslim Americans, and there are many.
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Pegida is the German acronym for Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West.
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It has generated such patriotic fervour that audiences have broken into the national anthem.
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"Everyone can have a patriotic heart, but this won't improve his economy," Yao said.
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On its official Weibo site, the Communist Youth League praised the waxing patriotic fervor.
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Would it still have been un-American or would it have been considered patriotic?
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SIMSBURY Hartford Symphony Orchestra presents "Celebrate America!" with patriotic favorites, jazz hits and fireworks.
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"Happy Birthday America," Ocean Grove Summer Band performs marches, show tunes and patriotic fare.
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The current president, Petro Poroshenko, draws an alarming distinction between "patriotic" and "unpatriotic" media.
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Mel Gibson might present the optimum image: a conservative with strong patriotic movie credentials.
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Figaro also wore a patriotic American look in this red, white, and blue dress.
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The "patriotic education" campaign, working within a historical vacuum, seems to have been effective.
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Colin Kaepernick has been excoriated by many for not being grateful or patriotic enough.
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Charlie Simmons is a former Silicon Valley executive and member of the Patriotic Millionaires.
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His New Patriotic Party government is due to be sworn in on Jan. 7.
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Good news, millennials I know find it cool to be patriotic and pro-life.
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"I'm pretty patriotic, and it didn't sit right with me," Smith told the Star.
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Mr Trump's aides say the event is designed to be patriotic rather than political.
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Radio and television will broadcast patriotic and historical programming, state news outlet Granma reported.
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The website may be slightly silly, but it could also offend particularly patriotic Americans.
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Video game makers have had to tweak their offerings to add patriotic Chinese elements.
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When Trump attacks patriotic NFL players, he is attacking the American way of life.
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So what's more patriotic: Paying taxes or saving money in taxes and donating it?
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Seriously, every time she is next to an American flag, I suddenly feel patriotic.
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Nowhere was America's blindly patriotic state of affairs better exploited than at the cinema.
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She also comes complete with her signature tiara, lasso, sword, shield, and patriotic bustier.
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The sky was overcast, throwing a melancholic pall over the patriotic spectacle unfolding overhead.
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Ms. Schreck is right to regard it with fear as well as patriotic admiration.
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Millions of European Jews, none more patriotic than the German, went to the gas.
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She participated in painting him as "other" — someone who couldn't be a patriotic American.
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Over time, an underground church emerged that did not recognize the government patriotic association.
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Farmers take the instrument into fields to belt out patriotic tunes against the sunset.
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"Our patriotic movement has been under assault from the very first day," he declared.
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From an early age, children study Russian history and train at patriotic military clubs.
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A third, "Being Patriotic," tried to rally Floridians in favor of the Trump campaign.
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Mistrust prevented accurate information from being shared and encouraged patriotic posting on social media.
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In that kind of environment, it becomes patriotic for American corporations to leave China.
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They sanitize the past and install their own set of patriotic heroes and myths.
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Some conservative intellectuals think Democrats' efforts to seize a patriotic mantle is fundamentally flawed.
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"If you're a small business, it's patriotic to keep your people employed," he added.
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I think it's more patriotic to withhold applause than to grant it too readily.
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"Revenge is not the way of this patriotic country," he said at the signing.
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Impeachment is a constitutional and patriotic duty mandated when elected officials defy the law.
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All proceeds from the song are being donated to the Patriotic Service Dog Foundation.
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U.S. support enabled patriotic Nicaraguans to force Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega to hold elections.
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"President Trump thanks him for his patriotic service and wishes him well," she added.
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ONE OF THE MOST PATRIOTIC THINGS CAN YOU DO. IT'S ABOUT JUSTICE FOR ALL.
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Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts said impeachment is "not only patriotic, it is uniquely American."
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Mr. Ng's lawyer, Andrew M. Genser, said his client's motivations were patriotic and philanthropic.
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"He explained his decision in moving moral, ethical and patriotic terms," wrote Frida Ghitis.
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"The Hong Kong protests have definitely made them a lot more patriotic," he said.
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So we should never expect him to be patriotic when he is being condemned.
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The people Gorski calls radical secularists expunged biblical categories and patriotic celebrations from schools.
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CHINA DISPATCH Some come to seek an emotional lift, others to sing patriotic tunes.
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Of course most blacks are patriotic and law-abiding and every black life matters.
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The patriotic rage is a mask for a more pedestrian motive: punishing pesky critics.
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Zlotnitsky belongs to Patriotic Millionaires, a group of rich people bent on fighting inequality.
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But around Washington, both events felt more menacing and dystopian than joyful or patriotic.
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But when times are tough you won't find a more patriotic bunch than farmers.
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Dreamers are a key component of the next generation of patriotic and hardworking Americans.
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That's 23 years of patriotic young Americans finding a way to earn an education.
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It would be almost patriotic for the Fed to do that at this point.
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He made this sound patriotic and fun; how could an oligarchic technocracy go wrong?
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Whatever makes you feel even a little bit patriotic is worth celebrating next Thursday.
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" He calls American Steel "an aggressive spectacle," his "patriotic and poetic reexamination of America.
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The tragedy of 9/11 made the Patriots' patriotic Super Bowl victory into serendipity.
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It also tastefully gives America its due without taking patriotic mythmaking at face value.
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In carefully choreographed videos posted on YouTube, the Identitarian message sounds much like that of Europe's far-right politicians, but Sellner characterizes the group as a "patriotic NGO" that is the "avant-garde of this patriotic shift in mainstream politics in Europe".
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"Patriotic hackers" or "patriotic trolls" can act independently, but if someone walks around using a military-grade nerve agent developed by Russia, that becomes a problem for Moscow, regardless of the circumstances of the case or the identity of the people involved.
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Certainly, Mr Xi received the territory's grandees, and he attended a mushily patriotic variety show.
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"Assemble the broad numbers of students abroad as a positive patriotic energy," the document says.
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Most of this decor is, of course, patriotic, often to the point of self-parody.
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Every Reagan event was polished and patriotic, upbeat and focused on the experience of attendees.
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But what's the best way to wade through all that patriotic, '80s sci-fi goodness?
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His answer ended on a pleasant, patriotic note, just as the debate was almost over.
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It seems to be an Earth observation satellite, possibly able to broadcast propaganda/patriotic songs.
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WATTERS: Now, Hollywood liberals feeling less than patriotic on all days, the Fourth of July.
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"He's a decent, honorable, patriotic individual," Collins said in an interview in her Senate office.
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Just this week, Obama warned that stigmatizing "good, patriotic Muslims" feeds the narrative of terrorists.
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It reiterated an earlier statement that it was not trying to trade on patriotic fervor.
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As a Latino and as a proud patriotic American I lament this demonization of immigration.
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In 1957 the Communist Party established the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association as an official overseer.
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A "patriotic education" campaign extends from primary school all the way up to doctoral students.
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The other recent photo she shared was from a patriotic pic the Fourth of July.
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They couch their opposition in patriotic terms, trumpeting their willingness to forgo Social Security benefits.
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Indian military pilots complain their radios are being interrupted by bursts of patriotic Pakistani songs.
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Ideology played little part in them; she never joined the Communist Party, feeling patriotic enough.
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Nancy chose the patriotic hymn because it was "her husband's favorite song," the official says.
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They offered significant funding to schools that were willing voluntarily to adopt a patriotic curriculum.
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With the economy in trouble, the patriotic buzz of Mr Putin's military exploits is fading.
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But don't worry; we've got you covered with some super-simple last-minute patriotic treats.
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Lungu has led the ruling Patriotic Front since his predecessor Michael Sata died in 2014.
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Judging by the accents and patriotic outfits at the venue, Irish fans seemed particularly plentiful.
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" U.S. Virgin Islands "Where loyal, patriotic Americans are second-class citizens and denied basic rights.
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For some years the Communist Youth League has been inviting patriotic singletons to matchmaking events.
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Many Kurds, particularly in the other big faction, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, were wary.
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Public patriotic sentiment, albeit whipped up by official rhetoric, may also be an important factor.
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It cultivates the nationalism that feeds it; for example, by promoting "patriotic education" in schools.
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There are 15,000 patriotic transgender Americans in the US military fighting for all of us.
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They're trying to say that he's not patriotic and it's an attack against the flag.
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Some of them, military men especially, are hard-line, patriotic and, above all, anti-American.
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But it will take more than patriotic fervor to get investors and regulators on board.
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It reiterated an earlier statement that it was not trying to trade on patriotic fervour.
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Akufo-Addo said his New Patriotic Party (NPP) stood for business and the free market.
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Smith's version of the patriotic tune is one of three songs played at 11 a.m.
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Akufo-Addo, whose New Patriotic Party government is due to be sworn in on Jan.
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Spicer again worried America when his patriotic American flag pin got flip turned upside down.
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Then then each move to layer with white leafs, patriotic banners, and the presidential seal.
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Mr Modi, with his impeccable patriotic credentials, can make the concessions needed to hold them.
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Defendants have cast the uprising as an act of patriotic civil disobedience against government excess.
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Next up we have a chance to fill in various patriotic symbols called Colouring Book.
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It's a very patriotic birthday, as it's also St. George's Day — England's national day. 2.
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A hard line and "patriotic" education are their remedy for a spoiled and ungrateful populace.
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"You emphasize the need to preserve the nation's cultural, moral and patriotic values," he said.
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Marvel Hela Handbag — $70 See Details CAPTAIN AMERICA via GIPHY A handy and patriotic backpack.
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The core assumption Trump has exploited is that military officers are unbiased, apolitical patriotic professionals.
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Donald Trump is a patriotic American and a pragmatist at one and the same time.
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Liberalism's triumph was to have framed those religious and patriotic beliefs as bigoted and undemocratic.
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But friendship and patriotic camaraderie only go so far after the first ball is hit.
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But mathematicians can be patriotic citizens too, and they have heard the call for help.
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A few years ago a patriotic librarian, Roger Seuba, claimed to have denounced 5,000 companies.
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If we are sufficiently patriotic, we might even usher in an era of institutional reform.
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In fact, "patriotic education" focussing on the shame of the past began earlier than that.
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Rather, America was open to those who were prepared to make the patriotic buy-in.
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Patriotic sci-fi Get ready to spend the Fourth of July in the Upside Down.
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Many Swiss see gun ownership as part of a patriotic duty to protect their homeland.
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It was not a spiritual reference but ceremonial, the way Americans emphasize important patriotic issues.
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In the 1980s, being critical of the government and pushing for reform were considered patriotic.
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Speakers will include representatives from Americans for Tax Fairness Action Fund and The Patriotic Millionaires.
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Younger respondents were more likely to say that U.S. criticism is instead a patriotic act.
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Productions took on a more patriotic tone during war with neighboring Ethiopia in the 1970s.
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"Inside Amy Schumer" goes gutsy — and patriotic — as Ms. Schumer raps for Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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Gorsuch took the opportunity to deliver a patriotic lecture about the heroism of the Founders.
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These are valid concerns expressed by decent and patriotic citizens from all backgrounds, all over.
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And you may have heard about this before, but David is a patriotic philanthropic guy.
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A patriotic theme today, based on the colors of the flag of the United States.
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It's not that black people aren't patriotic; it's just that patriotism can be a paradox.
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That step reflects Mr. Xi's determination to make sure students absorb patriotic, pro-party values.
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We heard more insulting words of ignorance and prejudice towards patriotic immigrant families last night.
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Around 17 years ago, she petitioned the government to organize a contest for patriotic poems.
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On top of being delicious pastry goodness that everyone wants to steal, pie is patriotic.
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He excelled in his position, and the experience seemed to fill him with patriotic ardor.
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The Patriotic Front launched a broad attack to take the capital, Kigali, in early July.
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He obsessed over the music, selecting the Irish ballad "Danny Boy" and several patriotic hymns.
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Korniyenko told In Sight that military patriotic education has become part of the school system.
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They were seeking democratic reforms, and at the time were not protesting against "patriotic education."
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"War is not something I am really fond of, but I am patriotic," Chopra replied.
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Where would be the patriotic place for Amazon to put its enormous new office complex?
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It raises the question as to the place of these patriotic symbols at sports events.
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To study American history is often an exercise in learning partial truths and patriotic fables.
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The patriotic gestures can even extend to fan-driven actions off the field as well.
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The reason for John Bolton's sudden "sense of patriotic duty" is revenge, pure and simple.
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Aside from "Marvelous Party" and the rousingly patriotic "London Pride," the selections are more uncommon.
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Naturally, the internet took note of Trump's sexy patriotic letters and decided to poke fun.
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Speaking in the Senate, he explained his decision in moving moral, ethical and patriotic terms.
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He is concerned that patriotic love of country is being replaced with a toxic multiculturalism.
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The beasts illustrated the vast extent of the British Empire, a plus for the patriotic.
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We need responsible, patriotic leaders who put the interests of our country before their own.
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If we had two patriotic parties in the country, impeachment proceedings would already be underway.
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That helps pump-up sales for domestic productions, although patriotic themes don't always win out.
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In years past, I was about as patriotic an American as ever you would find.
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"Rudy Giuliani is an extraordinarily talented and patriotic American," Mr. Trump said in the statement.
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But he's told allies that he feels a patriotic duty to see Trump's agenda enacted.
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He has unified the country simply by promoting patriotic symbolism while protecting the welfare state.
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Why are the teachers so brutal, beating children with sticks while teaching them patriotic songs?
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In Georgia, our most patriotic Americans can be left waiting for more than 50 days.
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There were early signs that fury over the IOC's decision was duly stirring patriotic fervour.
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He plays a live video on his phone of Toby Keith singing a patriotic song.
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"I told him how all-American it is, and patriotic," Waltz told POLITICO at Daytona.
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To the relief of America's allies and patriotic Ukrainians, Biden managed to get him fired.
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Those are sort of the patriotic ... You got these lovely roads and stuff like that.
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"It is one of the most patriotic songs that was ever recorded," Mr. Troiano said.
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These are valid concerns, expressed by decent and patriotic citizens from all backgrounds, all over.
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Honestly, the NFL protests are more patriotic than anything I ever did in the military.
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Patriotic symbols aren't simply displays of respect for the country, as Trump would have it.
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I was raised in the military, I've served in the military, I'm a patriotic American.
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We Americans have always been a forward-looking, problem-solving, optimistic, patriotic, and decent people.
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Denying the Americanness of the racists who descended on Charlottesville holds a compelling patriotic power.
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But the patriotic, shield-wielding hero could have been played by my ultimate crush, John Krasinski.
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" The gift is the latest evidence of Mr. Rubenstein's propensity for what he calls "patriotic giving.
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Since 2015 the Myanmar Motion Picture Academy Awards has taken to giving gongs to patriotic films.
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The moment was captured in a photo and has been circulating online since the patriotic protest.
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The vote was boycotted by the KDP's main regional rivals, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK).
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Even as patriotic Americans troll ICE's anti-immigrant hotline, the whole situation is no laughing matter.
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"I'm a patriotic overseas Chinese and I've always loved the party and the country," it said.
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I think there was a poll -- I think Democrats are about half as patriotic as Republicans.
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Soon, looking at models in patriotic swimsuits at Swift's annual bash became a treasured national pastime.
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He has been recognized by his fellow service members for his dedication, skill and patriotic spirit.
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Trump's National Day of Patriotic Devotion shouldn't be confused with previous presidential proclamations with similar names.
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Sixty percent say they view Trump as patriotic, and 267% see him as a strong leader.
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Later, the hacker also targeted WikiLeaks and Anonymous, positioning himself as a pro-American, patriotic hacker.
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Years of propaganda and "patriotic education" have fuelled an irrational nationalism over Taiwan among ordinary Chinese.
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In July, she posted a photo of herself to social media donning a patriotic red bikini.
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Cherry Cola Slab Pie This dessert is the epitome of patriotic: cherry pie and cola. 9.
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Mr Erdogan is calculating that, when Europeans hit back, patriotic Turks will rally to the flag.
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Real patriotic The New England Patriots may be in the market for a new long snapper.
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There is a patriotic edge to Hunchun's main tourist site, an hour's drive away at Fangchuan.
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Yet while the foreigners threaten their capital, most Brits don't feel like developing a patriotic defense.
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Since then, we've seen some pretty badass American activists remind us why protest is indeed patriotic.
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Heartwarming clip circulating online, a very patriotic 10-year-old boy, his name is Avery Price.
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During World War II, riding together was extremely patriotic and empowered everyone to do their part.
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And of course this flag-inspired sweatshirt AKM-GSI What's your favorite patriotic look of Taylor's?
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Watermelon Feta Blackberry Skewers These refreshing skewers are the perfect patriotic start to your feast. 2.
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And as well as raising patriotic fervor, the event is also a fun family day out.
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Every patriotic American who is qualified to serve in our military should be able to serve.
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Rallies held around town were mostly patriotic ones welcoming the Chinese leader with songs and flags.
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Yet the aesthetic is not so much patriotic as a cheeky send-up of communist ideology.
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But literature's specifically patriotic, all-American version of fascism often treats Americanism as synonymous with Christianity.
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"In China, spending as much money as possible on Singles Day is almost patriotic, " said Buchwald.
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On Saturday Cazeneuve called on "patriotic citizens" to become reservists to help relieve exhausted security forces.
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The public diplomacy officers of the Foreign Service are patriotic, non-partisan, knowledgeable, multilingual, and talented.
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Lithuania's swelling military ranks, Vacca says, reflect the upsurge in patriotic fervor stoked by Russian hostility.
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They are also more patriotic: many supported the dam because they thought it would benefit Egypt.
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To the audience in the room, it was a patriotic comment, and they erupted in cheers.
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Anyway, don't believe the bullshit that this is all about their patriotic duty to defeat Trump.
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Mr Putin called the Russian soldiers in Syria "worthy successors of the great patriotic war heroes".
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As Warsaw seeks to wean itself off Russian gas, coal is presented as the patriotic alternative.
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The event was originally billed as a run-of-the-mill patriotic and free speech rally.
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Could the move be tied to fears that international audiences might recoil at the patriotic showing?
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"Boris Johnson cannot portray forcing an undemocratic No Deal on the country as patriotic," he said.
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"We went from being very patriotic to being much fancier," said Ms. McKeown of GK Elite.
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Or they'll put on bumper stickers — America, Love It or Leave It — and say they're patriotic.
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Nunes adopts a patriotic mien when it comes to the broader free speech issues at stake.
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"These are days of humiliation, shame and mourning for every patriotic American," the paper's editor wrote.
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Their experience has shown Americans' patriotic shopping habits have limits, namely when it comes to price.
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Xu, the consul-general in Brisbane, praised the "spontaneous patriotic behavior" of the pro-Beijing students.
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And NBC has brought back "Democracy Plaza," its patriotic name for Rockefeller Plaza at election time.
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GERMANY PEGIDA, a group of "patriotic Europeans," stages a protest in Dresden against immigrants and Muslims.
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It is not patriotic to charge that the free press is the enemy of the people.
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The public manifestations of memory there were inevitably infused with both patriotic zeal and political agendas.
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That's why I reject discrimination against Muslim Americans who are just as patriotic as we are.
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That, to me, is the patriotic, American story: They keep coming back at great personal cost.
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There's nothing wrong about being patriotic and dedicated to take care of your people and culture.
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I'm fiercely patriotic, and the flag and the anthem is something that I really, really respect.
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An image of all three sailing together would be a great, patriotic sight for domestic consumption.
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It's important to recognize him: a conservative white man — intelligent, patriotic, uneasy, resentful, who's had enough.
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Once again, Canadians are becoming patriotic as our American neighbors move to withdraw from our economy.
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For American, the new uniforms mirror the patriotic hue seen across its branding and airplanes' livery.
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"To be patriotic, you must follow the Kuomintang, and only the Kuomintang, forever," Mr. Li wrote.
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American gold medalist Scott Hamilton donned a patriotic spandex outfit at the 1984 Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, Olympics.
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A display of patriotic-themed shirts featuring wolves and eagles were selling for 40 percent off.
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Semyon Krasilschikov, who served in the Great Patriotic War, celebrating his 100th birthday in Brighton Beach.
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On Saturday, Cazeneuve called on "patriotic citizens" to become reservists to help relieve exhausted security forces.
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They deeply resent being called racist for anti-immigrant views they consider patriotic and, indeed, principled.
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Pegida is a German acronym that stands for Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West.
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A little patriotic pomp in the face of an existential crisis and a quintessentially American spectacle.
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A special territorial committee later praised the militia members as "responsible and even patriotic," Miles writes.
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Some Hong Kong celebrities like the kung fu film star Jackie Chan have abruptly become patriotic.
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In 1975, he united several Kurdish groups into a new party, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan.
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" Mr. Sagi said such sentiments stirred a reciprocal feeling in him: "I became a patriotic Kurd.
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And leaders of cultural institutions deemed insufficiently patriotic have been condemned or forced from their jobs.
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Just because I see the flaws in our government does not mean I am not patriotic.
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All while positioning themselves as patriotic enforcers of American laws and values at home and abroad.
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One common response was to become more assertive about one's cultural values, like becoming more patriotic.
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The Patriotic Millionaires was founded in 2010 and is chaired by former BlackRock executive Morris Pearl.
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Mr. Gibson is too impatient to linger over the nuances of patriotic duty and religious devotion.
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Just remember that's the cost to help American monopolies evade taxes, and it's your patriotic duty.
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THESE ARE SOME OF THE MOST PATRIOTIC PEOPLE AND BEST PEOPLE, THESE ARE GREAT YOUNG MEN.
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I am NOT suggesting Senate Republicans have a patriotic duty to remove President Trump from office.
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Having been to prison, I know there are thousands of wonderful, patriotic, and good people there.
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Traditional, folk and patriotic songs blasted from the loudspeakers, keeping things upbeat under the unrelenting sun.
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It is instead seen as a dark-money group that makes and places patriotic political ads.
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Some of these patriotic women find a great deal of satisfaction in performing their wartime tasks.
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Mr. Secretary, what do you think it means to be a patriotic company in America today?
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ROA is seeing evidence of deployment "fatigue" among some otherwise patriotic employers, including those in government.
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"Thank you for your patriotic leadership during this difficult time," she signed off in her letter.
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Along with her core issue, McGrath has a soaring and patriotic biography to impress the electorate.
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The next election will show whether the surge in the PAP's support was a patriotic anomaly.
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The state of emergency can only be just, by this patriotic illogic: The République decreed it.
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"What we are doing here today is not only patriotic, it is uniquely American," Pressley said.
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"Any patriotic civil servant should take steps immediately … to remove the man from office," Carle says.
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Did they do the right thing, the American thing, the patriotic thing, and turn that over?
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For nearly three hours, members took turns praising Washington's architectural beauty and devotion to patriotic symbolism.
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She did not travel to Albany but has been active in the Patriotic Millionaires for years.
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"The Bund is a patriotic, loyal and American organization composed of loyal, patriotic American citizens of German birth or parentage and who aim to uphold the American flag and the laws of the United States and honor its institutions," Kuhn said according to newspaper accounts of 1939.
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"The only patriotic thing, if you care about our troops, if you care about American interests, if you care about the outrage that the Saudis are inflicting on Americans and on the world, then the only patriotic thing to do is to vote for this resolution," Rep.
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" Ms. Waters also said in her speech, which discussed the plight of African-Americans and criticism of Mr. Trump, "We've suffered isolation and undermining, but we stand up for America oftentimes when others who think they are more patriotic, who say they are more patriotic, do not.
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Protests in 2012 stopped a move to foist on schools a programme of Communist-inspired patriotic education.
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This generation coming up -- unselfish, altruistic, creative, patriotic -- I've seen you in every corner of the country.
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FACEBOOK, WES COOK BAND, WORK TO RESOLVE PATRIOTIC SONG &aposCENSORSHIP&apos ROW However, the Menlo Park, Calif.
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The exclusive, limited-edition collection will launch on May 24, led with a patriotic design by Harveys.
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You know, I bought a painting by John McNaughton, and he&aposs a patriotic and religious painter.
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They ignored or dismissed the protests, while insulting patriotic Americans angry at the direction of the country.
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This generation coming up - unselfish, altruistic, creative, patriotic - I've seen you in every corner of the country.
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Blank says today's students are more mature and patriotic than his peers were during their college years.
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There's a wide range of patriotic options including breachers for Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force.
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Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian: It is also a film that downgrades the patriotic fervour of the landing.
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The momentous event occurred in fitting patriotic fashion, happening just before midnight on the Fourth of July.
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Prosecutors say recent patriotic blockbusters by CJ, a food and entertainment conglomerate, were produced under state pressure.
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Here's something the patriotic gamer never knew they needed: An Australian flag skin for their Xbox controller.
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I'm fortunate enough to wear patriotic colors with Puma, we partnered with Volition, with Folds of Honor.
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A resident of Cameron Park, Von Tillow was "the most patriotic person you've ever met," Carson said.
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We can't think of a more patriotic or pumped-up person to break down that medal action.
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Trump has always been patriotic, despite changing his position on some issues such as abortion, she said.
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The Post Millennial's content is also regularly shared by the Patriotic Dad page, which has 299,299 fans.
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A patriotic pop-song has been played more than 3.5m times since its release on March 8th.
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Student bands played patriotic tunes to lift the spirits of citizens and encourage them to work harder.
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Last year, a man was charged with threatening to kill Macron during another patriotic commemoration, Bastille Day.
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His party, the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), has eyes in every village, and enforces obedience through fear.
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With the 2016 Rio Olympics in full swing, most everyone is feeling very patriotic (at least temporarily).
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For starters, CNN spent the first 10 minutes on a patriotic display and then cut to commercial.
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He did, however, recently suggest that "patriotic" non-state-sponsored agents may have independently made the attacks.
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Such a precedent threatens all patriotic Americans and harkens back to our darkest days as a nation.
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Some of the participants in her study told her they became more patriotic after arriving in Australia.
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Some portals have replaced their feeds offering news about celebrities with alternatives directing users to patriotic fare.
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"Google is not a patriotic company, " said Lonsdale, also a founding partner of technology investment firm 8VC.
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The protests enabled him "to mobilize his base under patriotic slogans and reassert his leadership," he said.
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Bundy and others cast the occupation of the wildlife refuge as a patriotic act of civil disobedience.
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Joining a coalition with the Tories in 2010 was a matter of patriotic duty, it still insists.
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"Google is not a patriotic company," said Lonsdale, also a founding partner of technology investment firm 8VC.
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And PBS just sent this really cute onesie that says 'Future Host,' and all this patriotic stuff.
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They tried to make her a patriotic citizen of the Soviet Union, but how could she be?
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The navy helped Britain rule the waves, as the lyrics of the patriotic song "Rule Britannia" state.
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She is a member of Patriotic Millionaires and also signed the letter calling for a wealth tax.
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Early in 2002, Driver and his friends felt restless and patriotic after the attacks of 9/11.
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At one house, a youngish resident, clearly completely stoned, seems not in the mood for patriotic duties.
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At one house a youngish resident, clearly completely stoned, seems not in the mood for patriotic duties.
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We, as conservatives, we remain loyal and patriotic, no matter who is President of the United States.
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Hell, committing violence against Nazis has traditionally been one of the more patriotic things one can do.
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"It&aposs an absolute disgrace by the Trump administration to be deporting a patriotic spouse," Soto said.
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Watch: The Patriotic Preteen Girls Singing Donald Trump's Praises: How do you think Trump will handle ISIS?
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The dish has a pretty patriotic history and was developed around WWII to help families save meat.
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"There are 15,000 patriotic transgender Americans in the U.S. military fighting for all of us," Jenner tweeted.
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These patriotic Americans deserve to be honored and respected, not turned away because of who they are.
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Gigi Hadid's patriotic outfit is a smoking reminder that EVERY day should be the 4th of July.
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"We are both very patriotic, and we believe in country and we believe in people," she says.
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But the slogan was also designed to foster patriotic pride, including a "dream of a strong army".
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The GOP's partnering with and pandering to Trump in these circumstances will likely cost it patriotic credibility.
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Trump's presidency has already caused some Americans to discover the full depth of their own patriotic feelings.
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In this flag-waving season, Americans tend to consider the patriotic example set by the White House.
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Both had fought in the Great Patriotic War, worked in foundries; they could knock each other out.
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" Tom Perez, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said the party's suit "is not partisan, it's patriotic.
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The Night Wolves is also widely known in Russia for its patriotic New Year's parties for children.
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Being a patriotic American is not just about fighting enemies abroad or helping flood victims at home.
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Being cast as insufficiently patriotic is a charge countless Democrats have had to deal with for generations.
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He was "disgusted" to see the faithful so patriotic, with their faces painted red, white, and blue.
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Trump's tirade is a direct assault on the idea, frequently promulgated by Obama, that protest is patriotic.
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Currently, he runs an online store selling Proud Boys and patriotic swag, like T-shirts and caps.
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But there is a patriotic element to the tours, which are open only to Chinese passport holders.
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"Not only because it is more patriotic, but because it is simply better," he said on Facebook.
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For the Kremlin this vision will represent legitimacy and a patriotic mission statement for the 21st Century.
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"He's patriotic, and he wants to be the best he can possibly be for Canada," Duchene said.
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Some tech firms saw Google's crisis of conscience as an opportunity to burnish their own patriotic credentials.
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Speakers were slated to include representatives from Americans for Tax Fairness Action Fund and The Patriotic Millionaires.
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Russia, too, chastises reporters and publications that publish stories critical of the government for not being patriotic.
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The prince pitched his offer as a patriotic opportunity to help transform the kingdom's oil-dependent economy.
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That same month, Nike pulled a patriotic pair of shoes that Colin Kaepernick described as being offensive.
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Nishikori next faces another Frenchman Gilles Simon - and patriotic crowd - after Simon beat 12th seed Sam Querrey.
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Let us say unequivocally and without hesitation that our intelligence professionals are brave and patriotic government servants.
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Some movie fans have expressed doubt online, fearing the production exploits patriotic nationalism and lacks genuine substance.
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But now these most patriotic medals will be manufactured in the least British place of all: France.
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North Korea's Prime Minister, Pak Pong Ju, spoke with patriotic fervor about the newly completed construction project.
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President Trump was interrupted by applause dozens of times, usually following uncontroversial, sentimental, patriotic, or partisan comments.
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"That's the best way to be patriotic, to get out and volunteer and help others," Kerr said.
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Nonetheless, the overwhelming majority Somalians integrate well, contribute productively to the economy, and become patriotic, loyal Americans.
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Meanwhile, Trudeau says Canada has seen a "patriotic boost" as a result of Trump's tariffs on Canada.
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Spoiler alert: Massive amounts of frosting, patriotic sprinkles, layer cake, and a bedazzled star cookie are involved.
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"There is nothing patriotic about... pretending you can hate your government but love your country," Clinton declared.
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His insults toward these grief-stricken and patriotic parents truly made me weep with rage and despair.
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"He was one of the most patriotic people I knew," Ms. Martin said in a telephone interview.
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He is known for his patriotic hit "God Bless the USA," which he played at Trump's inauguration.
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The government on Tuesday said 20-year "patriotic bonds" would be sold to generate 30 billion pesos.
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At night, the scene became even louder and livelier, as patriotic anthems turned to techno and rock.
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Presented with Hi-Arts, this is a comedy about a tragedy, and a patriotic call for reform.
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One patriotic song, "Oh, Egypt, My Beloved," is often played on radio and television on national holidays.
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But there should be a line drawn between being patriotic and showing sympathy for the Kashmir predicament.
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Instead, it tried to introduce "patriotic" material into the curriculum, appeasing Beijing while angering parents and students.
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"I think my initial reservation was that it could be overly rose-tinted and patriotic," he said.
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The most patriotic superhero of them all, Captain America sports a metallic outfit that's perhaps too clunky.
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"If Filipino people were patriotic people like Israelis, I think we would be better off," she said.
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Rather than feeling noble, patriotic, brave or even frightened, I recall feeling, most of all, simply curious.
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All we need are paper ballots, pens, card tables and patriotic citizens to count ballots by hand.
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Similar to pullback post-2000/2330 w/o patriotic push to get back to business as usual.
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The Carroll Gardens space is infused with Barrett's wry sense of humor, equal parts punk and patriotic.
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"He is saying that Poles need to be patriotic and free to feel Polish," Mr. Bujnowski said.
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"For example, what it means to be a civilian and what it really means to be patriotic."
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Mr. Bernatowicz wants to change that and promote artists who have other views: conservative, patriotic, pro-family.
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Now in office, the New Patriotic Party is reaping the spoils after eight years in the minority.
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They sing patriotic songs, recite Mr. Xi's slogans about the "Chinese dream" and reminisce about revolutionary heroes.
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Prison camps were set up for communist "enemies," and prisoners were bombarded with folk and patriotic music.
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The burst of patriotic fervor that accompanied the annexation of Crimea gave Putin a massive popularity boost.
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Patriotic Millionaires have annual incomes of more than $1 million and sometimes assets worth over $5 million.
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Still, members of the Patriotic Millionaires are mixed in their reactions to the millionaire and billionaire bashing.
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Most voters lean left on economic policy but they are also patriotic and worried about political correctness.
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But if you write as a Patriotic Millionaire you have an opportunity to make a bigger impact.
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"You are looking at four deserters, four patriotic deserters from the United States Armed Forces," he began.
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Often, national service is likened to military service: both patriotic calls to serve and honor the nation.
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I dearly hope that Republican members of the Senate are patriotic enough to do so as well.
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And that they are just as patriotic and just as admirable as anyone who wears a uniform.
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And in case any of you are not truly patriotic either, I hope you will join me.
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Humanitarian workers want host communities to feel confident that resettled refugees are committed to becoming patriotic Americans.
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The spot opens with patriotic images, with a shot of an American flag and the White House.
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Still, we want to see justice for jousting as much as the next lot of patriotic Englishmen.
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" Maduro also showered Reverol in praise, calling him an "exemplary officer" as well as "patriotic" and "revolutionary.
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In honor of that show and the impending Fourth of July, we decided to get a little patriotic.
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Along with posting memes, the Being Patriotic page also tried to organize four rallies, according to the report.
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Game For Peace is essentially a skinned version of PUBG Mobile with a patriotic setting and less bloodshed.
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You need to ignite a passion, a sense of pride, not unlike a patriotic sentiment, in your employees.
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I am sure this is something many other Americans would consider a moral and patriotic duty, as well.
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With a crown of stars in her hair and a toga-like dress, she's as patriotic as ever.
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The march of about one kilometer was accompanied by loudspeakers playing patriotic songs and onlookers thronged the roadsides.
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In addition to smiling faces and displaying an American flag, they're shown donning patriotic pants, socks, and hats.
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An NBA leaked memo from last month had instructed players and coaches to stand during the patriotic moment.
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America: where Rivers Cuomo can freely bite his fingernails and NASA asks Weezer to write a patriotic song.
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"This is a very patriotic speech, but it's a patriotism unrecognizable, I think, to the world," Jones continued.
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To me, being patriotic is loving your country—being a citizen, having a voice, being e pluribus unum.
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Patriotic displays of the flag are rare in Spain, where it still reminds many of the Franco dictatorship.
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Historians say the affair reignited patriotic fervor at a time when it had cooled off, and emboldened Bostonians.
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It was part of a medley of patriotic songs by country star Lee Greenwood that accompanied the fireworks.
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Firefighters in Maine took time on Tuesday to assist a 97-year-old woman with a patriotic task.
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Nonviolent civil disobedience is among the most patriotic of American traditions, and we all just think it's necessary.
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"Today America lost one of its great patriotic warriors," he said in a statement read on the channel.
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He said Timmermans was involved in an "effort to weaken patriotic governments", adding Poland was now his target.
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He's gotten rich, and that, he says, this is one of the most patriotic things anyone can do.
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Kirkland's: 50% off select patriotic décor, up to 50% off outdoor living, up to 60% off select art.
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HNA executives have recently elevated their patriotic rhetoric and have tethered company goals closely to those of Beijing.
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The most common one involved including a patriotic Middle Eastern or Muslim American to counterbalance depictions as terrorists.
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In Hong Kong, opposition to "patriotic" education and to Article 23 forced the local government to shelve both.
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These giant multinational corporations, they're not patriotic, they don't have any loyalty to this country, to these workers.
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Having helped turn a little-known KGB officer into a patriotic icon, television has sustained him in power.
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The Bastille Day parade in Paris is patriotic, but also includes police units and students from military colleges.
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Quantico Marine Corps band gives patriotic performance Quantico band performs 'Stars and Stripes Forever' for Memorial Day weekend.
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Unlike Marxism, it involves no negation of personality, and unlike Marxism, it is patriotic... We are not internationalists.
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Yet instead of condemning him, the ruling New Patriotic Party says that he should be given police protection.
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Joe Lonsdale, a co-founder with Thiel of Palantir, called Google "not patriotic" in a CNBC appearance Monday.
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The idea that anyone would pay me to do my patriotic duty was more than I could stand.
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The reality star and former Olympian celebrated the Fourth of July with a patriotic Instagram post on Saturday.
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Like Mr Cohn, Messrs Kelly and McMaster remain at their posts out of a sense of patriotic duty.
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Now, it's the hamburger — the very-nearly patriotic staple of every childhood and backyard barbecue — that's under threat.
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To kickoff going to speak to my elected officials with a handshake from President Carter felt extremely patriotic.
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Lambasted for attacking ordinary, patriotic American citizens, Trump has faced devastating criticism from within his own Republican party.
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So this weekend, don't think of your sweet tooth as a guilty pleasure, but as a patriotic duty.
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Every Monday a movement called Pegida, or "Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident", marches through Dresden.
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If they are patriotic, they make their own contribution to fight those who say bad things about Russia.
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Also, the original acoustic demo of "Born in the USA" exposes the patriotic hit's deeply cynical, paranoid core.
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The appealing message of economic and patriotic nationalism is matched with a new approach to American foreign policy.
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Burck frequently sings in the Trump Tower lobby wearing little more than patriotic briefs and a cowboy hat.
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What rallies there were around town were mostly patriotic ones welcoming the Chinese President with songs and flags.
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It appears Colin Kaepernick's protest has lit a patriotic spark in several NFL stars both past in present.
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On the eve of their naturalization, no one in America was more patriotic than the Americans-to-be.
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Protest organizers, the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, said there were 6,000.
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And, like most things patriotic, the Fourth of July has become inextricably linked with our nation's armed forces.
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Lambasted for attacking ordinary, patriotic American citizens, Trump has faced devastating criticism from within his own Republican party.
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She accessorized the look with pigtails, a red garland tiara, Statue of Liberty sunglasses and patriotic cowboy boots.
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Putin has saddled the tiger of patriotic mobilization and has expertly made it trot in the right direction.
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The Communist Party's propagandists milked the occasion for every drop of patriotic feel-goodery that it could produce.
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For all the gore, the film is ultimately a straightforward, uplifting ode to patriotic duty and individual principles.
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People went all out, dressing in their finest patriotic garb to show off their love for their Queen.
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To be in the presence once more of literate, patriotic, emotionally mature professionals was a badly needed balm.
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It is about time that we asked the same patriotic duty of women that we ask of men.
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LBCI said the Free Patriotic Movement, a Christian party allied to Hezbollah, had also agreed to Safadi's nomination.
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Many Saudis are eager to buy shares, seeing it as both a lucrative opportunity and a patriotic duty.
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Unofficial preliminary results showed the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) making gains in predominately Arab and Turkmen areas.
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Surrounded by television cameras, Sharma's group performed to patriotic songs with lyrics about making India a stronger nation.
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Texans see themselves as a distillation of the best qualities of America: friendly, confident, hardworking, patriotic, neurosis-free.
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You can get a set of patriotic Mickey and Minnie Mouse salt and pepper shakers for your kitchen.
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A ranger will assist visitors in climbing the scaffolding to view the patriotic artwork, which is undergoing restoration.
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All patriotic Americans should understand that Putin is not America's friend, and he is not the President's buddy.
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Two well-dressed men from a group called Patriotic Millionaires, who seek to reverse the country's economic disparity.
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To the American Legion, the Bladensburg cross only reflects a community's patriotic desire to commemorate its war dead.
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