As you make plain, your resentment about the house is part of a larger package of resentments, and resentments can put blinkers on us.
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Trump is tapping into some of the nation's most aggrieved and angry sexist resentments, just as he is tapping into some of its most aggrieved and angry racist resentments.
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President Nixon knew how to take advantage of these resentments.
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In 2013 his Iago filled the theatre with his resentments.
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Time to speak to our hopes rather than our resentments.
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In recent months these resentments have reached a new, alarming pitch.
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Just the fanning of resentments and blame and hate and anger.
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There were lingering resentments, doubts on Eckford's side about Bryan's motives.
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Sometimes among siblings, those resentments stay hidden until the parents pass.
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He stokes majoritarian resentments against the minorities to further his rule.
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When economic resentments are not addressed, they morph in ugly ways.
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But if the resentments are still percolating, the precedent was set.
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But if the resentments are still percolating, the precedent was set.
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Address the resentments you may be holding onto within your partnerships, Virgo!
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That combination of natural wealth and inequality bred resentments that populists exploited.
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Because he wants to draw on anti-Western resentments in German society.
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The resentments that it creates are a threat to the EU, too.
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That leaves plenty of time for resentments and factions to become fixed.
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Clarkson and a man behind the camera discuss their shared resentments of
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His appointments grow worse, his resentments more inflamed, his policies more damaging.
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Manipulating his teenage son's resentments, he enlists the boy in the homicide.
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He is the master of stoking voters' most primal anxieties and resentments.
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First, there is oft-remarked displacement of pocketbook grievances by cultural resentments.
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Only, Mr. Trump's resentments are expressed with more vulgarity and less knowledge.
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In this environment, hatred is an algorithm, resentments breed and go viral.
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Both men built their brands by exploiting racial resentments of white Americans.
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Never saying anything is the stuff long-simmering resentments are made of.
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Even the most neutral narratives are laced with laments, resentments and regrets.
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He curated his resentments with the care of a sixth-century monastic archivist.
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Never let resentments pile up or they'll come out in non-constructive ways.
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He tells me that I'm carrying around the resentments of two ex-boyfriends.
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But Mr. Heastie and Ms. Wolfe both said there were no lingering resentments.
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The water dispute has provoked ethnic resentments on each side of the border.
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Killmonger's political resentments are also sublimated into his jealousy of his cousin, T'Challa.
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His tweets drove news cycles, and channeled the resentments of a furious base.
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Resentments similar to those in Sevastopol have erupted in the republic as well.
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Her relationship with her mother was a hothouse of flowering tensions and resentments.
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Class-tinged resentments were a consistent undercurrent in the pile-on against Bloomberg.
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These resentments are hard to swallow on the left of the political spectrum.
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I grew up having a lot of resentments against kids in my neighborhood.
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We all struggle with resentments from the past or fears about the future.
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But Trump has exploited white Americans' racial resentments, demonizing Hispanic immigrants and Muslims.
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As president, he has abandoned the decorum of Republican predecessors and stoked their resentments.
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And ISIS is right there to elevate those resentments and aggressions into holy writ.
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They also suggest that the party sees political gain in stirring up historical resentments.
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When Naomi took on the project, she hadn't bargained for so many lingering resentments.
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Some worry that such resentments will encourage the growth of Alberta's tiny separatist movement.
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Benoist's romantic-sounding ideas can be cherry-picked and applied to local political resentments.
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Conjuring up fears and resentments, where, the show seems to argue, none existed before.
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Frictions inevitably arose, and old resentments between member states were never fully scrubbed away.
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It's that those sexist resentments seem to follow her no matter what she does.
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But this Gordian Knot of emotions and resentments may be too much to overcome.
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" He continued: "He's just capitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning for years.
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It is not simply a case of diminishing reverence, however; there are deeper resentments.
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But the latest standoff has inflamed festering resentments over India's influence in the country.
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They also allow candidates and groups to exploit those populations' anxieties and resentments efficiently.
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Donald Trump understands this betrayal and tapped into the resentments it generated among many Americans.
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But there are crucial differences between today's resentments and the mortal combat of the past.
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"I'm not going to say it wasn't hard," she says of coping with lingering resentments.
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To the extent that Trump controls the agenda, he can continue to stoke these resentments.
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Yet such resentments do not seem to have affected European support for the welfare state.
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Meanwhile, a family tree project for school brings up old resentments between Ziggy and Jane.
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But introducing criminal penalties into intellectual debate is no way to deal with historical resentments.
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At nightfall, both men were fighting for their lives in a city seething with resentments.
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And as the convention was called to order Monday afternoon, resentments bubbled to the surface.
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" Obama said the fanning of racial and class resentments did not "start with Donald Trump.
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They become mired in their resentments, spiraling deeper into the addiction of their own victimology.
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In doing so, they touch issues that needed airing, express resentments that need a voice.
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Like the anger within the black community, these resentments aren't always expressed in polite company.
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I harbor only a few resentments, and many of them have to do with class.
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Ms. Dahl attributes this backlash to "old-fashioned men" with resentments against immigrants and feminists.
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Nissan may be forced to swallow its resentments and cooperate with Fiat Chrysler and Renault.
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The movement soon disrupted the country's traditionalleft-right spectrum by stoking broad anti-elite resentments.
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In the manner of Ailes himself, its convictions stem from its resentments — and shift accordingly.
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But until we divest ourselves of our resentments and furies, we will remain in captivity.
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More compelling is the way Felix's presence makes long simmering resentments at the firm unavoidable.
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How Italy's leaders are tapping resentments, old and new, over immigration, fine art and béchamel.
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By pandering to fears and resentments, Trump both deepens the prejudices and satisfies his base.
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Similar resentments helped propel U.S. President Donald Trump to power and have underpinned populists across Europe.
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And a lot of Trump support, especially among conservatives, is the result of deep racial resentments.
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Trump supporters suddenly got liberated and they felt free to express all of these latent resentments.
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You're just powering through all the weird new feelings and resentments pinging off your exposed nerves.
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But the recent election results point to something else — Canada as a morass of regional resentments.
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Not for lack of love, their marriage buckled under the weight of resentments and financial issues.
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The Internet-enabled news-cum-entertainment industry stokes political resentments even as it creates epistemic anarchy.
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Yet in Kashmir's main city, Srinagar, struck by a devastating flood in 2014, resentments surface quickly.
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But stoking resentments and fears, highlighting divisions, is precisely the wrong way to combat the problem.
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It hints at an outsider with resentments and frustrations as well as modesty and moral courage.
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We didn't have a stormy or vexed relationship; there were no tangled resentments to sift through.
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It nurses grievances and indulges resentments; it doesn't call for courage; it finds that cowardice suffices.
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A wave of compassion washes over me; whatever resentments I was holding on to drop away.
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It is striking how taken aback he was by the resentments and factions splitting House Republicans.
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If you never fight or disagree with your partner, one of you may be harboring resentments.
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But Brexit has blown that system apart, and long-held resentments are coming to the surface.
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There is a sense, too, of unfinished business and resentments that the war did not heal.
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Fox News, with its daily gospel of resentments, is the most important organ of conservative opinion.
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They've hunkered down in therapy, where they are stuck rehashing old resentments and lamenting lost libidos.
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Politically, demographically and culturally, this is a sprawling state, filled with regional resentments and occasional conflicts.
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Even so, American involvement in his ouster would inflame old regional resentments and suspicions toward Washington.
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Thousands of families have now locked their maids out, escalating resentments between India's rich and poor.
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But instead of accepting the good news and moving on, Trump keeps on airing his resentments.
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Endre and Mária aren't blind or invulnerable to such social toxicity, with multitude petty resentments and mistrust.
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The theory is that resentments, fears, and harms done block you from the power of the creator.
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It operated autonomously and fed off the resentments the Sinai Bedouin tribes felt toward the Egyptian government.
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The girls get into a huge fight in their room, airing some of their pent up resentments.
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Patsy becomes a receptacle for the actresses' resentments and sympathies regarding motherhood, the media, and murder motivations.
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Most families' discontent has to do with relationships — with imbalances of affection, jealousies, resentments, changes in alignment.
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Whatever racial or class resentments she finds, Hochschild makes clear that she likes the people she meets.
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The presumptive Republican nominee wouldn't have gotten this far if he weren't tapping into some deep resentments.
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Grief is difficult, people are complicated, and family intimacy can be clouded by secrets and unstated resentments.
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After all, plenty of lower class white people, bristling with racial resentments, voted for Trump in 2016.
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For Holly, it helps to "pause and acknowledge the pain and resentments leftover between exes," she says.
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Griswold delineates the hardened resentments forged in Stacey's county, which voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump in 2016.
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For them, as for real-life zainichi, ethnic biases are compounded by colonial-era abuses and resentments.
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As the rivalry reignites and finds proxy in young protégés, multigenerational resentments, confrontations and hook-kicks ensue.
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Otherwise, the demeaning state of national adolescence among American allies will go on, inflaming resentments all around.
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This gesture grows in part from the white nationalist resentments that helped put Mr. Trump in office.
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The result is the kind of brokerage politics that manages some people's resentments while dissatisfying many others.
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Mr. Tajani's apparent appeal to Italian historical resentments comes as nationalism is on the rise throughout Europe.
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In other British news: Brexit is stirring up old resentments in Ireland against its former colonial master.
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ISIS' rise and fall have left suspicions and resentments that will "be felt for generations," he says.
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Tucker Carlson's recent success is a reminder that cultural resentments remain a powerful force on the right.
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There are all kinds of wonderful perks that go with it, and then there are little resentments, too.
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Given that Nicky once held deep resentments for the people of Vietnam, this was a particularly sweet moment.
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The Trump movement is essentially a grab bag of resentments and anxieties and bigotries and all the rest.
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The Islamic Republic's heavy-handed interventions in regional affairs are provoking growing resentments, particularly in Shiite-led Iraq.
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As in the United States, right and left produce distinct politicians who tap an overlapping pool of resentments.
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But the resentments she finds are as toxic as the pollutants in the marsh and metastasizing throughout politics.
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Some observers saw the taco truck remarks as code words to mine the racial resentments of white Americans.
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He's the focus of vague hopes and dim resentments that have turned him into a savior in waiting.
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Aged contemporaries of the artist tend to see him through the static of their own regrets and resentments.
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Voter distrust of party elites and lingering resentments from 2016 make option 3 somewhat more likely than usual.
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The decision is aggravating existing resentments toward Turkey in the United States and fueling anti-Americanism in Turkey.
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My basic thought was that a prudent President Trump wouldn't spend his mornings angrily tweeting out his resentments.
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Commitment helped her become a more mindful and conscious person and to let go of resentments and jealousies.
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He has acquaintances rather than friends, observations rather than passions, few resentments, guarded enthusiasms and no sex life.
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The other was free to be the id—authentic and unbridled, capable of voicing sundry resentments and fears.
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Affirmative action programs, though they have generated deep resentments among upper castes, have helped some Dalits escape poverty.
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And these sketches have some perhaps-interesting implications for the intra-liberal argument (or, if you prefer, the left-against-liberals harangue) about what to make of the racial resentments of Trump supporters, and whether those resentments limit the solidarity that the Democratic Party can or should extend to them.
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But all the other resentments make it very difficult for anyone to get together to do anything about it.
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Today, internal ethnic resentments are so bitter that it is hard to see how they can ever be overcome.
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The world is dominated by irresponsible populists who are whipping up resentments, and irresponsible elitists who are ignoring discontent.
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In the U.S., what was once a great political party has become an unrecognizable collection of resentments and prejudices.
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Many liberal politicians have failed to acknowledge those realities, and many conservatives have manipulated them to fan racial resentments.
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Capricorns must realize that instead of focusing on petty resentments, they should be mindful of their unhealthy social patterns.
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More resentments bubble to the surface as secrets are uncovered and we learn the true price of Joe's success.
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Yet the mutual resentments unleashed by Mr Erdogan's grandstanding and Mr Trump's pandering will in any event be enduring.
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It's even more obvious right now, in the Trump age, when emotions and fears and resentments are running high.
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They described transformed relationships with their loved ones, finding themselves able to let go of resentments and offer forgiveness.
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But so are the identities, loyalties and resentments of those who have their own competing racial and ethnic commitments.
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But this one question is the touch-paper that sets off an explosion of long-suppressed resentments and disagreements.
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The result is more country soap than biopic, a slow and soothing tale of family secrets and festering resentments.
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We spill everything: their problems with sex, considerations about breaking up with their partners, private resentments toward their children.
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He appeals to the racial resentments of his white supporters by denouncing African-American athletes for protesting racial injustice.
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The uncomfortable larger question is whether this president's behavior is encouraging and unmasking resentments about women's place in society.
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As Ryota scrambles to somehow get ahead, Kyoko seems befuddled by her own resentments and prospects for the future.
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The eternal Jewish ogre resurfaces — a convenient scapegoat for economic resentments, precariousness, fear, frustration or Israel's oppression of Palestinians.
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Anecdotally, there's a decent chance you harbor deep resentments toward its sluggishness, its bloat, and its liberally borrowed Snapchat features.
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After that, though, they proceed to basically share Miles' life, with all the discomfort, near misses and resentments that entails.
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During the campaign, Mr Trudeau stoked those resentments as a way of winning votes from the NDP and the Greens.
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And when he does, what begins as a child's plaintive longing becomes a double haunting, with resentments on both sides.
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Some employers either explicitly or implicitly ban the discussion of salaries, because they're afraid of stoking resentments or revealing inequities.
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By mobilizing racial resentments, Trump has spread "poisons throughout the system that could linger beyond his defeat," Jonathan Chait avers.
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But without sidestepping the seething resentments at the work's core, the Lyon staging offered a fresh way of considering them.
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In his speeches, he emphasizes that leaders must recognize the fears and resentments that people feel because of economic dislocation.
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The entire party explodes into a mélange of resentments and misunderstandings—and somehow the comedian Paul F. Tompkins shows up.
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Around the country there are Senate and House races with a similar flavor: older man, younger woman, stew of resentments.
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Then, the long list of resentments returned: Why can't Woods be more political, more liberal, more socially conscious, some asked.
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It activates people's latent sexist resentments, which can lead to higher levels of violence and harassment toward women in general.
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Many scholars trace the divisiveness of contemporary Supreme Court nominations to the resentments that began with Judge Bork's confirmation hearings.
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The liberal order emerges from the individualism of Locke and is threatened by group consciousness and romantic resentments of Rousseau.
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Trump has resentments and interests, but not ideology; he governs more as a postmodern warlord than a traditional party leader.
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But Leos' insufferable need to be acknowledged and to feel seen can often lead to seething resentments towards their bosses.
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The prime minister has cleverly exploited their old resentments of the liberal left that dominated Israel in its early decades.
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For grieving, I have loved my grief; betrayed, I have loved my resentments; humiliated, I have loved my injured pride.
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Edelgard is the avatar of all the class resentments bubbling in Garreg Mach for the first half of the game.
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Book clubs can also be the epicenter of fierce friendships and enmity; a breeding ground for resentments large and small.
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Their unforgiving attacks on Obama, Democrats and the old-school Republican establishment stirred the populist resentments that shaped today's Congress.
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Naturally, there are revisited resentments and arguments among the little group, and it seems this reunion wasn't such a great idea.
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And it was clear that she has no resentments when the actress was asked whether she'd dance to a Shakira song.
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Two recent studies of conservative voters in Wisconsin and Louisiana by Katherine Cramer and Arlie Hochschild, respectively, point to similar resentments.
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The satisfaction was fleeting: About four months after Johnson returned to Washington, his resentments still burning, he died from a stroke.
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And in Iraq, bitter resentments between the Shiite-led government and Sunni communities have contributed to victories by the Islamic State.
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If Mr Trump fails to master his resentments, his presidency will soon become bogged down in a morass of petty conflicts.
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Art worldlings who harbor resentments against Conceptualism and the necessity of reading labels to understand art will find Broodthaers a trial.
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For 200 years, elites had encouraged a sense of white superiority to defuse class resentments and head off interracial class alliances.
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Its world of indistinguishable mudpits becomes much more intricate and engaging in the presence of simulated rivalries, resentments, obsessions, and affections.
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This is a hot topic in the American presidential campaign, touching on the resentments of both the haves and have-nots.
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Leaking sensitive or classified information empowers those who should be humble and small — nameless bureaucrats — to satisfy their ambitions and resentments.
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Yet Thunberg's rise to icon status has also stirred long-standing resentments about how people view the rungs of the spectrum.
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Antigovernment resentments over past bank bailouts linger, stoked by candidates in both parties (though taxpayers got their money back, with dividends).
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The resentments Hochschild presents are unadorned, and they have mutated into a broader suspicion of almost everything the federal government does.
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And suddenly, the panoply of fears and resentments that have made this a foreboding summer had been brought into sharp relief.
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No matter how bad a situation is, our tempers, resentments, fears, and especially our mouths can always make it far worse.
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It's not just that she has to smile when she might prefer to shout in order to avoid activating sexist resentments.
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Law and Justice's particular resentments, above all its virulent anti-Communism in the absence of actual Communists, may be distinctly Polish.
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I get that going home can trigger ancient rivalries and resentments, and even turn back the clock on hard-won maturity.
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When platforms become entrenched and harder for users to leave, the secrets they keep are reflected back to them as resentments.
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And it has created a dilemma for Germany's liberal feminists: How can they fight against violence without supporting anti-immigrant resentments?
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As Buckley notes in his article, the brute repressiveness of China's methods does much more to fuel than ease Uighur resentments.
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No network has put itself so wholly in the service of a political candidate and the resentments he espouses as Fox.
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The Indian government has promised to protect indigenous rights in these areas, but that has failed to quash suspicions or resentments.
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The document was a brash public display of resentments that Trump has been fostering since the start of the impeachment process.
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A year later, we live together, which is basically a petri dish for small resentments to quickly multiply into irreparable ones.
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Republicanism is Republicanism, and for most voters, it is based more on group attachments and resentments than it is on ideology.
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So now we're left to stew in our racial and cultural resentments, which paved the way for a demagogue like Trump.
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Liberals who celebrate the project but cannot count the costs are slow to understand resentments that heat the cauldrons of anger today.
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The more Democrats reopen squabbles from the past, or issue warnings about third-party challengers, the more likely resentments are to fester.
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The move could turn investors away from an already reeling industry and inflame resentments over the federal government's control of public lands.
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Klinkner's statistical analysis found that, next to partisanship, the degree of voters' racial resentments was the most important determinant of Trump support.
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As our political landscape is fueled by varieties of class resentments, The Times might want to tone down its 1 percent perspective.
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If anything, the biggest menace the group faces is itself, as misunderstanding and resentments pile up and split everyone into different factions.
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The danger of fascism lies in its ability to coopt legitimate resentments resulting from inequality and refashion them as hostility towards outsiders.
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Olivia's brother, Jeremy (Chris Lowell), is a soldier who early in the series returns from Afghanistan, bearing assorted resentments toward his father.
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In an interview a few days later, Trump aired his resentments publicly, saying he was reluctantly taking his team's advice -- this time.
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Whatever the resentments, neither side has a realistic alternative to the other — something President Obama has clearly had difficulty reconciling himself to.
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In a post-Trump world, Republicans need to ask themselves if their party will be characterized by its aspirations or its resentments.
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Mr. Davies sees the common denominator "as mass resentments about one thing or another," but those issues can vary country to country.
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Through them, I again become a person with a history, as opposed to a present-dwelling bundle of needs, responsibilities and resentments.
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Resentments boiled over in 1993 when they voted by a margin of nearly two to one to secede from New York City.
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Since everyone here has behaved well — and not harbored resentments or made demands — why not surprise the couple with an impromptu present?
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So the party became defined by what was left: its resentments and suspicions, its antagonisms and obsessions, its anger and its differences.
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In Germany, the resentments that most recently fed far-right protests in the eastern city of Chemnitz have not been fully understood.
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Mr. Trump went far beyond questioning Dr. Blasey's account or defending Judge Kavanaugh, instead ridiculing her and stoking the resentments between genders.
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Those resentments run so deep as populism rises across the Continent that leaders throughout the European Union are considering far-reaching changes.
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Mr. Trump, who has long understood the political power of demonizing his opponents as crazed and irrational, has helped stoke those resentments.
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We have 10 recommendations, as well as an ode to that breeding ground for friendships and petty resentments alike, the book club.
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"History shows that societies which tolerate vast differences in wealth feed resentments and reduce solidarity and actually grow more slowly," Obama said.
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The Silkworm is that most dangerous of things: a dark satire of the literary business, with all its rivalries, resentments, and pretension.
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Mr. Morales, a champion of the Indigenous, has now been replaced by an acting president of European descent, and resentments have surfaced.
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I want to ask you about the importance of forgiveness, of not letting resentments build up and eat away at a relationship.
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All these measures helped Cubans to get by, but they introduced new inequalities and resentments, and loosened the regime's control over daily life.
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Surrounded by Victorian houses snapped up by tech millionaires, stoking local resentments, John Muir serves mostly poor families from other, less gentrified neighbourhoods.
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While Mateen pledged himself to ISIS during his attacks, a more complex stew of personal traits and resentments also propelled him toward violence.
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He realizes that blue-collar white men are angry, and certainly plays to their resentments of increasingly successful women and people of color.
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At the time I feared that my promise not to put her in a home would be a burden full of old resentments.
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Trump has, for better or worse, managed to bring festering resentments of the white working class to the surface of our political culture.
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Angela from My So-Called Life was a pretty solid template: I vaguely recognized some of my own yearnings and resentments in her.
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It's the underside of "hateration" that Trump's campaign exploits: the seething resentments of people — particularly white people — who feel disenfranchised, silenced and oppressed.
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Or it can be a time when long-simmering resentments, feuds and political differences spill over like the filling in an apple pie.
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The administration's casual relationship with truth makes the United States less credible abroad, but exploiting the resentments his base holds solidifies his support.
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Which is why the alt-right, animated as they are by rage and discontent, find in Nietzsche a mirror of their own resentments.
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During the last economic crisis, we largely let individuals suffer while helping out the big guys, leaving behind deep resentments that still fester.
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As in Force Majeure, an avalanche, and Pete's reaction to it, lights a fire under a long-simmering pot of resentments and disappointments.
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It's purported to be a tool for shareholders; in reality, it's a partisan tool aimed at stoking resentments in typical class warfare style.
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Those resentments promise to become more acute as America becomes a majority-minority country, which the Census says will happen by mid-century.
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Everyone who loses their pride becomes a miser of a sort; their self-importance increases, their eyes die out, and their resentments accumulate.
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The latter group made their resentments clear in 2016 through their votes in the GOP presidential primary and then in the general election.
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The place of Islam in public life is fiercely contested in these secular societies, and resentments from Algeria's war of independence still simmer.
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If I want to be free of my addiction, I have to let go of old resentments and take treatment into my hands.
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The broad areas of unspoken consensus this campaign has solidified are as significant, in many senses, as the most polarizing resentments it has conjured.
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The hatred and bigotry unleashed in the course of this campaign will not easily be pushed back into the Pandora's box of stoked resentments.
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The charismatic leaders who ride these resentments to power are almost always false prophets, promising security and prosperity even as they erode their foundations.
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And the arrival of more than 1 million Venezuelan migrants in the past two years has strained public resources and fueled resentments in Colombia.
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An under-47-minute art film is not a silver bullet that will eliminate all traces of lingering resentments or emotion about a relationship.
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The political movement that once stood athwart history resisting bloated government and military adventurism has been reduced to an amalgam of talk-radio resentments.
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While #NotMyAIA is a fresh wound, the controversy also raised long-simmering resentments within the architecture community, regarding the organization's ethical and political responsibilities.
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Richard Nixon, the man of a thousand resentments, the pit bull of American politics, would again pose as an apostle of unity and peace.
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But they worry that could change as Brexit stokes old resentments, especially in border regions like Derry, which are set to suffer the most.
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Now resentments are building in Gilead and in Canada, where a girl with connections to Gilead's patriarchal regime is poised to join the Resistance.
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But as he rose to power, he adopted fascist rhetoric and policies, stirred racist resentments and called for a strongman to lead the nation.
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"You didn't have the guts to ask for the deal that we deserved," Laurel eventually snaps when the old resentments finally come pouring out.
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Politics, for her, was more than a test of principles; political questions drilled deep into her intimate life, smashing alliances and releasing caustic resentments.
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The allure of populists can fade rapidly if they fail to come up with concrete solutions to the resentments that brought them to power.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of survivors remain in limbo in 49 hotels scattered across London, and tempers already roused by smoldering class resentments have grown short.
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Secularized Trump voters look more like the party as Trump has tried to remake it, blending an inchoate economic populism with strong racial resentments.
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The group may seem like a bizarre but tiny fringe, its views the expression of long-held resentments among a handful of lonely men.
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From this perspective, the European Union was primarily a scapegoat for a host of resentments, from globalization to the state of schools and hospitals.
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It was Kelly's idea to ban personal cell phones from the White House, people familiar with the matter said, generating fresh resentments among aides.
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His remarks struck many as stoking racial resentments because the players he criticized were black and their protests were meant to highlight racial injustice.
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Tunisia's top-down secularism starved underground radicals of local religious influences, giving their Islamism, with its burning social resentments, the feel of revolutionary leftism.
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I know a lot of people who don't live in rural America are tired of being told they need to understand all these resentments.
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The best illustration of these potent cultural resentments came last night in the form of a rant from conservative Fox News pundit Tucker Carlson.
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As time passes, you also need to be careful not to let resentments fester, said Nicole Glaros, chief product officer at start-up accelerator Techstars.
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She had previously built resentments among some of them by speaking up against "the atrocities" of her parents' religion, such as polygamy and underage marriage.
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They are the ones stirring up the base prejudices and epic resentments of America's disaffected white working class, and they must now reap the whirlwind.
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Mr. Trump understood he could unite nativists and culture warriors using his diatribes against political correctness as an all-purpose code to stoke conservative resentments.
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Many prominent elites pushing to stay never took seriously the legitimate resentments of the 17.4 million who voted to leave, which is why they lost.
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Those include populist resentments thought to have motivated many pro-Brexit voters in economically depressed areas outside London and in the affluent southeast of England.
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And it's true that Nixon was fatally corrupt, paranoid, and socially awkward; he used racial code to exacerbate white people's resentments and win their votes.
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What they have shown is that they are able to inflict widespread destruction on a neighboring state while building resentments that will last for generations.
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It's precisely because racial resentments are such a powerful motivating force in American politics that dwelling on racial division inherently benefits the white people's party.
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Even as he fomented chaos by playing to crowds' fears and resentments, he offered himself as the visionary leader who could restore law and order.
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He pinched the edge of a scab on our body politic and began to tug, revealing all the racism, resentments and partisan fury beneath it.
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Mr. Trump's immigration initiatives, too, have merely reinforced cultural resentments and done little to stem the oversupply of unskilled and easy-to-exploit unauthorized immigrants.
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In his six-volume autobiographical novel, "My Struggle," Knausgaard documents their stormy marriage in pitiless detail: her rages, his resentments, their ecstasies of mutual recrimination.
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Following this well-trodden path, Mark H. Young's "Feral" sends half a dozen newly graduated college students — and their interpersonal resentments — into a nameless forest.
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A list of the real culprits — class-based resentments, the disgraceful media, democratic infighting, racism and misogyny among them — has already begun to unfurl itself.
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Instead of trying to support each other and work through their issues as a group, the incels in certain communities allow their resentments to curdle.
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And so, you come to find out the triplets have their own resentments toward their parents and their parents are only doing the best they can.
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But whereas the party's earlier leaders, including its founder, Menachem Begin, appealed to these groups on the grounds of national unity, Mr Netanyahu stoked their resentments.
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A good way to see this failure is to look at the specific fears and resentments that got Trump elected, because they reflect it very clearly.
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Several of the show's characters — usually the men nursing bourbon and age-old resentments — steer scenes with extended monologues that go on and on and on.
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At the end of this parade of catastrophes, these bitter men gather around a table and spew resentments about their children, parents, the government and minorities.
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Add retirements, a series of personal issues or resentments and a super complex subject issue, and things are going to get -- and stay -- interesting for awhile.
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These governments can move ahead with big infrastructure projects that help drive growth, but at the same time, they leave out many people, creating dangerous resentments.
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"Like an iceberg, the vast majority of Chinese-North Korean exchange, dialogue, and resentments go undetected, and they have a way of muddling forward," he said.
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Ultimately, Ms. Flournoy opted against taking the job, but Mr. Mattis proved that he could win an internal battle without losing political capital or sparking resentments.
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At the same time, he rebukes himself and others like him for letting class resentments stop them from taking personal responsibility and confronting problems like addiction.
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The latest wave of B.J.P. victories has been attended by angry criticism of the way the party feeds communal resentments, and Ramdev has not been spared.
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Those resentments led many of Mosul's Sunnis to welcome Islamic State when it captured the city in 2014 and called for war against Iraq's majority Shi'ites.
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"We need to be a party that stands for more than the sum of our resentments," said Evan Bayh, an Indiana Democrat then in the Senate.
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Israelis love a good victim, and his base, in particular, nursed ethnic and class resentments that Mr. Netanyahu has stirred adroitly and consistently over the years.
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And political scientists warn that place-based resentments — "no one respects rural America" or "Trump is at war with cities" — can be easily exploited by politicians.
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In Iraq, too, some say opportunities may be emerging for the Islamic State to revive its appeals to Sunni resentments in the areas it once controlled.
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You'll hear conspiracy theories — some rooted in daily shared YouTube experience, others rooted in less visible fears, desires and resentments — some of which gain considerable traction.
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While he can be a brusque jerk, there's pathos to his performance as he becomes increasingly desperate, lashing out at his guests or at various resentments.
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Then, as now, the nation and its elected leaders were divided into two sharply opposed factions, harboring deep-seated cultural and philosophical resentments toward each other.
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Their optimism is admirable, and perhaps the anxieties that their blueprints stir up are just the standard resentments of the late adopters and the left-behinds.
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"The political movement that once stood athwart history resisting bloated government and military adventurism has been reduced to an amalgam of talk-radio resentments," Scarborough wrote.
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He persevered despite sprays of vitriol from this nation's president, Donald J. Trump, who in 2017 used the specter of this black man to stir resentments.
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Donald Trump was the candidate Hillary Clinton made come into life because he is built on resentments to progress made by Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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If you don't do that, if you let the resentments grow, those raindrops become a flood and it's too late to put everything back together again.
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Part of this strategy involved stoking white voters' resentments of various "others" — immigrants, Muslims, Black Lives Matter protesters — beyond what was previously considered acceptable by GOP elites.
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The causal connection is unclear: does getting divorced make people likelier to harbour angry racial resentments, or do those who have such feelings tend to get divorced?
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Forget about a disaffected working class buffeted by globalisation and automation, pent-up racial resentments finding an outlet or the advent of the 303-hour news cycle.
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The arrest of Prince Miteb bin Abdullah, commander of the Saudi National Guard, signals further strain on the already enormous tensions and resentments within the royal family.
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Historic national resentments were re-emerging, he added, accusing his generation of EU leaders of squandering the legacy of the union's founders, survivors of World War Two.
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Too much bad blood is being allowed to spill; pent-up resentments are being acted upon; the once-quiet knifing among staff members has turned into warfare.
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The debate unfolded in an atmosphere of obvious tension, as the candidates' policy disputes and personal resentments flared and the raucous New York crowd goaded them on.
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Although these voters aren't captured by polls, the privacy of a voting booth or a mail-in ballot will allow them to vent their anger and resentments.
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He plays virulently on the racism and sexism of Movement Conservatism, using the language and the resentments rank-and-file Republican voters have internalized for a generation.
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Until we understand our class system, warts and all, we will be saddled with an anemic democratic system that only makes our class and race resentments worse.
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Nicholas Kristof THOSE of us in the news media have sometimes blamed Donald Trump's rise on the Republican Party's toxic manipulation of racial resentments over the years.
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She'd send me a long letter explaining her resentments, her mistakes, explaining how she had to let me go in order to move on with her life.
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Putin's keyboard brigades jumped into the fray, doing all they could to inflame resentments and sow distrust not only in politicians but in the political system itself.
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All of this stirred popular resentments to which mandarins in Brussels and the political class in Berlin, Paris, London and other capitals were either blind or dismissive.
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Mr. Vollmer particularly fanned resentments when he appeared with Mr. Maduro last year, gave a speech, shook his hand enthusiastically and accepted government aid amid economic turmoil.
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These racial resentments are far less relevant for Democrats, who celebrate a pluralistic, multi-ethnic society, but some voters in both parties still feel profound economic dislocation.
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Rather than come together to defeat a common existential threat, Baghdad blocked licenses for nonlethal equipment and armored vehicles for Kurdish security forces, further feeding ingrained resentments.
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The characterization of the so-called White Turks as wealthy, degenerate, condescending elites obsessed with partying resurfaced, to remind people of the proper object of their resentments.
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One legacy of that period, which left Republicans dominant among white voters while Democrats dominate among non-whites, is that racial resentments almost exclusively follow partisan lines.
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Married to estranged twins — he loves one; tradition makes the other obligatory — he struggles to command a family that simmers with resentments, rivalries, deceptions and internal contradictions.
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Khuzami was born in Brooklyn (you can't understand the Trump presidency without understanding the resentments and cultural geography of the New York boroughs) and raised in Rochester.
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Its expected departure — possibly a messy one — from the European Union, known as Brexit, is reopening old wounds and resentments in Ireland against its former colonial master.
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He even condemned Otto von Bismarck, the Prussian statesman who unified Germany in 1871, for cementing his power by stoking nationalist resentments and appealing to racial purity.
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And when he locked pinkies with Ivy and heard all about her resentments towards her wife Ally, he offered his sister Winter (Billie Lourd) as a better prize.
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Trump's combative words threaten to turn the fabled melting pot that helped make America a strong and dynamic nation into a poisoned brew of hatreds, resentments and mistrust.
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It is a play on the term Germans use to refer to the fall of Communism and German reunification, and it taps into Eastern resentments three decades later.
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Annette Taddeo, a (Colombian-American) Democrat running for Mr Curbelo's House district, accuses her Republican opponent of playing on resentments within their heavily Hispanic corner of south Florida.
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With his bristling nationalist message and repeated gestures toward white racial resentments, Trump is generally strengthening the GOP's hand among culturally conservative working-class, evangelical and rural whites.
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There is no question that Rakhine State, one of the poorest in Myanmar, is a complex tinderbox of sectarian resentments that requires the most cautious of political approaches.
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The country needed healing and the president-elect, following in the tradition of those before him, promised to do away with partisan resentments in favor of national reconciliation.
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Japan has long since apologized for its colonization of the Korean Peninsula, which it annexed in 1910, though deep resentments continue to disrupt relations between the two countries.
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One that frequently pops up in life and literature is an inability or unwillingness to let go of the past and its generations-spanning mistakes, disappointments and resentments.
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The lingering economic insecurity has fired resentments, sharpened identity politics and fueled populism on the right and left that is upending hierarchies in the Democratic and Republican Parties.
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They are just one part of a set of ideologies, now growing in size and influence, that speak to broader resentments among men in Western societies, experts say.
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She hopes for reconciliation, but finds that his resentments and anxieties have hardened and sharpened into weapons to be turned on those he believes the Devil has corrupted.
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The president's whims and resentments have led to stock market convulsions and may soon result in painful tariffs that affect American farmers, an important part of his base.
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But in the absence of or in addition to those, there is inheritance, the stuff (and quarrels and resentments) that will be left behind when the parents die.
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Are people still taking pride in a country rippling with waves of anger and resistance, riven by resentments and bitterly divided over issues like health care and immigration?
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The missive wasn't long-planned, and reflected Trump's deep-rooted resentments at the impeachment proceedings and what he views as an illegitimate attempt to remove him from office.
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Trump could also benefit from an economy that continues to perform strongly as well as the nexus of cultural and ethnic resentments that helped power his 28500 victory.
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The movement has been fueled by economic and class resentments, particularly over elitism and inequality, and mostly among white working-class French in small towns and rural areas.
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But while peace and harmony may reign on the surface, many commentators have argued that sporting competition between nations can't help but stir up old antagonisms and resentments.
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Yet it's another random act of violence that kicks the story into motion, unleashing resentments bubbling not just within the man but beneath the surface of this dystopian society.
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The girls are twin-reflections, developing with and in opposition to one another, building a store of mutual resentments and passions that will fuel them both well into adulthood.
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If this election is principally about cultural, racial, and gender divisions, then news stories likely to enhance the cultural resentments of white men should improve Donald Trump's performance, right?
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There are no new beginning to be had here, and that message is more resonant now in an era that feels ever more fettered to old politics and resentments.
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On the one hand there are liberals determined to regard Trumpism as almost exclusively motivated by racial and cultural resentments, with few legitimate economic grievances complicating the morality play.
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Stories are told; resentments are aired; misery circulates; Nell and Nagg die; and, at the end, Clov prepares to take his leave, though he does not actually do so.
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But even on the health vote, most senators who expressed the greatest public misgivings about Trump's overall demeanor, and specifically his appeal to racial resentments, provided him their votes.
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Barrows captures the highs and lows of her characters' emotional lives with remarkable feeling, revealing how even the most joined-at-the-hip BFFs inevitably have secrets and resentments.
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The United States, formerly the agency's biggest donor, quit funding it last year, precipitating a financial crisis and aggravating the growing resentments between the Trump administration and Palestinian leaders.
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The voters who tipped the election in Trump's favor appear to have been driven by economic concerns, and other resentments, rather than the standard basket of "culture war" issues.
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Inside the List "I am a killing machine but a happy one — I get all my resentments out in my books," Louise Penny told The Times earlier this year.
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"Vida" has a tremendous amount of sex and nudity, so it's not for the prim, but if you like shows with simmering resentments and messy social scenes, watch this.
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When I started contacting Boston University to find out what happened to Kidd, I was stunned to discover that the old jealousies and resentments had survived the years intact.
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Investigators have been trying to figure out what prompted the shooting, exploring the history of any anger or resentments on Mr. Samson's part, as well as any mental illness.
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But no Republican candidate—not even Richard Nixon or Ronald Reagan—made as specific an appeal to the economic anxieties and social resentments of white Americans as Trump has.
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The United States may not fit into the same pattern, but like the others, President Trump came to power by playing on the resentments of a deeply divided nation.
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Few of Mr. Trump's eruptions have had such a destructive effect on his administration or left such deep resentments among his scarred staff, according to Trump aides and surrogates.
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Moreover, notwithstanding counterinsurgency theory's emphasis on nonmilitary measures, large-scale and brutal firepower would almost certainly be used, resulting in the widespread killing of civilians and heightening local resentments.
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Of all the liberal resentments during the Obama years, one of the sharpest has been the failure to secure a public insurance option as part of the Affordable Care Act.
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"It's healthy to be honest, because once a partner is harboring or hiding something, other feelings or resentments grow from it, which eventually become radioactive [within a partnership]," she says.
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RELATED: Here's why Obama decided to go to Hiroshima Even as Obama prepared for his stop in Hiroshima, long-simmering resentments boiled at the persistent U.S. military presence in Japan.
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As these "resurrectionist" clones grew older, though, many developed resentments similar to those of child actors and musicians who come to think of themselves as mere agents of parental ambition.
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"Look, I know that his supporters have been very frustrated on Twitter and elsewhere — they've been airing some pretty serious resentments and grievances that they're being counted out," Reinish said.
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Isn't it a common sign of apocalyptic times that the leaders presiding over them are only interested in themselves, and in consolidating power by fanning fast-sprouting resentments, exploiting tragedy?
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I have no resentment about that at all, but I think there was a time where that did overshadow it—and I did have resentments but I've worked through it.
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Granted, this might say more about my own deep-seated, festering resentments and total incomprehension when faced with an idea of fun that differs from my own, extremely narrow, parameters.
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If we just stop beating people up and stop highlighting the differences and the fears and the resentments, if you just take a breath and wait, we all become Americanized.
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And when the near-fatal collision kicks loose a cascade of poor decisions and worse outcomes, the couple's increasingly violent behavior blooms as much from hidden resentments as visible threats.
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In addition, these fears and resentments would be compounded if the resources were stretched to include millions of unauthorized immigrants who would become eligible for universal health care through citizenship.
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He also spoke publicly about tensions among the Emirates that were previously discussed only in whispers — notably resentments over Abu Dhabi's leadership of the U.A.E.'s military intervention in Yemen.
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The far-right, anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany party, or AfD, a barometer of citizen fears and resentments, won 17 percent of the vote in City Council elections in May.
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Fueled by economic and class resentments, the protesters have previously given off whiffs of anti-Semitism, with coded conspiracy theories about Jewish influence circulating at the edges of the movement.
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They also have resentments to be capitalized on, and a commitment to rationality that can all too easily be transformed into a commitment to rationalizing their less salubrious political desires.
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It's perhaps not surprising that the NRA would be less relevant to liberal gun owners, but conference attendees said the organization has actively alienated gun owners by tapping into cultural resentments.
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If he can couple that with a more disciplined approach that does not include indulging his simmering resentments, he could re-inspire market hopes for a period of faster economic growth.
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During last year's Group of Seven talks in Bavaria, it was apparent both had put aside any lingering resentments when Obama greeted Merkel with a hug and kisses on the cheek.
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While Cotton clearly has some resentments about Carlotta investing so much in Simone and Star, the reveal makes it pretty clear why Carlotta feels the need to be their surrogate mom.
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Inspired by far-right sites like Breitbart, the Blaze, Drudge Report, and InfoWars, PatriotHole unleashed a torrent of spoof articles mocking the ethnic resentments and cultural anxieties percolating on the right.
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This year taught you how to balance home and career, how to let go of old resentments and step into a new position of responsibility, and what's worth getting stressed about.
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With Yreka as its capital, Jefferson would include parts of both Oregon and California where resentments had simmered over the supposed neglect of politicians in the capitals of Salem and Sacramento.
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Violent Islamist extremists have also fed off the resentments of the Sinai Bedouin tribes, who have been largely ignored by the Egyptian government and been left behind as the country develops.
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But old resentments linger, not only among his fellow Shiites but also among the Sunnis, whose anger at being largely excluded from governance contributed to the rise of the Islamic State.
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But each of these anti-elite movements has also been paired with strong racial resentments and xenophobic tendencies, which Bannon's understanding of the working and "socially conservative" right seems to miss.
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Scott Walker, the right-wing Governor of Wisconsin, has won elections there by busting unions and catering to the resentments of conservative rural voters, not by denouncing trade deals and corporations.
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Mr. Netanyahu, a scion of Ashkenazi elite himself, has played to those resentments, attacking as illegitimate the media and legal establishments, powerful sectors of Israeli society considered bastions of Ashkenazi power.
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The hero, Zafar (Varun Dhawan) — a Romeo in a league of his own, a song tells us — is a Muslim, who harbors resentments because his parents abandoned him as a child.
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That stress is also evident in Jonny's clear discomfort with his bossy girlfriend's entrepreneurial plans, and a better movie might have used Edie's bitterness to warn him of resentments to come.
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Let's not forget, though, that the current moment is the apotheosis of a decades-old Republican strategy of indulging racial and ethnic resentments to expand and consolidate the party's political power.
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He loses his composure and erupts with a lifetime of resentments against Jimmy — the younger brother who always skates through life, despite choices that are amoral, callous or just plain stupid.
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James, a three-time titlist, operates in a more polarized environment that breeds stubborn and even illogical resentments he is loath to counter by mimicking Jordan's down-the-middle marketing brand.
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Days "so big and electric that they swallowed the future and the past" are fleeting, and the girls' closeness is threatened by growing resentments and, more sadly, a certain human impenetrability.
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For that reason, "A Woman, a Part" is most effective when picking at the rivalries and resentments that can bloom among longtime friends, illustrating the chasm between our memories and theirs.
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Though he had chosen not to strike — he felt the studio had been good to him, Mr. Canemaker said — he was let go amid the lingering climate of post-strike resentments.
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Some care deeply about the protection of basic human rights, including those of democratic governance, but they try to avoid forceful interventionism that could lead to deeper problems and lasting resentments.
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Of course, there's no way to disentangle economic and cultural motives, to draw a clear map of the stresses and resentments that animate the psyches of tens of millions of people.
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It was a crucial part of Republicans' Southern strategy following the 1960s — by invoking many white Americans' racial resentments, GOP presidential candidates successfully secured states in the South that historically went Democrat.
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Yet while "The Fifth Wheel" unsparingly unpacks the resentments and wounds these siblings share, it also reminds us that they remain, well, siblings — and that there's a lot of love between them.
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But each of these anti-elite movements has also been paired with strong racial resentments and xenophobic tendencies, which Bannon's understanding of the working and "socially conservative" right seems to leave out.
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However, Sisi's resort to much the same governing tactics as his predecessors' risks fueling the same kind of anti-state resentments that enabled the Brotherhood to take over in the first place.
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And he was able to exploit their resentments and frustrations because those same Republican leaders had been nurturing those feelings for years with attacks on Mr. Obama, Democrats, illegal immigrants and others.
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When a prominent Manhattan lawyer is murdered, two estranged sisters—one the dead man's widow, the other his ex—must set aside mistrust and old resentments ... but can they escape their past?
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But there are painful, interlocking identity crises roiling, with young pitted against old and long-simmering resentments against leaders who haven't recognized the pain of globalization or the yearning for national exceptionalism.
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Previously, unexpected crises caused familial bonds to split under pressure, revealing the places they had always been weakest, and people's resentments, hopes, and desires for revenge inflected their actions, with unforeseen consequences.
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It is not unusual for national leaders to want to set their own paths; Mr. Duterte's views reflect resentments among some Filipinos that America has not always treated their country with respect.
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The distinctions and resentments are part of a divide that has drawn a blue-collar curtain between the cosseted south and the mills and plants of the north since the Industrial Revolution.
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Trump has energized these voters with a campaign closing argument that appeals to white racial fears and resentments more overtly than any national political figure since George Wallace in the late 1960s.
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These kinds of problems are likely to crop up every time the continent has an economic or political crisis, generating resentments that will make people even more reluctant to support further integration.
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However, at the point of sale, there is no way to know if the purchaser has a hair-trigger temper, anger management issues or poor impulse control, or is seething with resentments.
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And it is in those countries, where institutions are weak or undeveloped, wrote Ms. Taub and Mr. Fisher, that social media has the greatest power to amplify smoldering tribal or religious resentments.
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But the spectacle of French billionaires trying to outdo one another with gifts that may win them tax breaks quickly intensified resentments over inequality that have flared during the Yellow Vest movement.
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Prime Minister Theresa May added to the resentments when she inexplicably avoided talking to the Grenfell survivors in the wake of the fire, choosing instead to meet with firefighters and local officials.
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Since August 2018 alone, the main trio of Kardashian sisters had to reckon with their greatest resentments as co-stars through filming and then live tweet their feelings as the footage aired.
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And when a vein of nastiness opens beneath the banter (who knew Broadbent could be so wickedly threatening?) as ancient resentments swell and burst, the backstabbing menace feels jarringly out of place.
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I felt a kind of safety there that I didn't feel anywhere else, and I didn't have to carry all the resentments that had grown in me toward the familiarity of my home.
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I was surprised that Trump was able to be a very successful demagogue and foster anxieties and resentments in ways that couldn't be overcome by the, quote, "normal" Republican candidates in 203-220.
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It was a women-led thriller that wasn't all easy sisterhood, with a set of characters who came from different places in terms of race and class, armed with various expectations and resentments.
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Early in his presidency, Barack Obama restricted interrogators to mild techniques, such as exploiting the subject's fears and resentments or offering small rewards like cigarettes, laid out in the revised Army Field Manual.
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He won the nomination largely by appealing to the resentments of whites, especially working-class voters who say they are tired of debating racism and appreciate Mr. Trump's message of law and order.
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Nietzsche also condemned the "blood and soil" politics of Otto von Bismarck, the Prussian statesman who unified Germany in 1871, for cementing his power by stoking nationalist resentments and appealing to racial purity.
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"The Limousine Liberal is a penetrating analysis of the resentments aroused by the efforts of affluent liberals to help the disadvantaged, sometimes at the expense of those in the middle," promised the jacket.
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In 2013, Bacsinszky had given up on tennis because of injuries and lingering resentments about how her father had forced her into the sport, and was working toward a degree in hotel management.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we begin to piece together the past two days and all of the resentments, lies, and secrets throughout their 10-year friendships that have led to this point.
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But if the parent and child had a "toxic" relationship many years ago, the child can become particularly stressed as old resentments bubble up, and the quality of caregiving could suffer, she said.
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France has become a pressure cooker of resentments, yet day to day, the Muslim population is arguably suffering more than anyone, suffering from the worst housing, the most inadequate education and the highest unemployment.
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And his sister, Sylvia (Edie Falco), comes with a lawyer to contest the ownership of the foundering bar, the implications of which end up spilling family resentments like cheap booze from a smashed bottle.
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In the trailer alone, she can be seen butting heads with owners as she pushes them to face their buried resentments and timeworn grudges and move past their destructive differences in just three weeks.
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And yet, Booksmart can't entirely separate itself from the kind of "you think you're better than me" resentments that Election's teacher protagonist harbors toward Tracy (who does, of course, think she's better than everyone).
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Of course this litany of trivia was crucial to the movement in the beginning, a key technique in the politicizing of women who perhaps had been conditioned to obscure their resentments even from themselves . . .
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Such resentments have sharpened since last year when France's president, Emmanuel Macron, denounced the acquisition of African art now lodged in French and other European museums and declared that it should be given back.
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I harbor no resentments towards Islam, and despite my current agnosticism, I still call myself a Muslim because the world of Islam has been an integral part of my identity for my entire life.
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Some of the show's best moments are the completely wordless ones, filmed from above or far away as tiny cowboys gallop to their next destination, kicking up dust and buried resentments along the way.
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Miss Peregrine's time-trapped kids, Depp's squeaky-voiced version of Willy Wonka, Sweeney Todd with his endless mad revenge scheme, and Burton with his decades-old Brady Bunch resentments all have the same problem.
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" If the latter is the case and a dearth of better opportunities means you need to accept less than you know you're worth, Wheeler suggested that you "do your best to stifle your resentments.
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That's why they tend to exalt policy and demean "politics," which takes place on the messier terrain where most of us live: in our desires, our resentments, sometimes our prejudices, and, yes, our feelings.
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There may be all sorts of underlying feelings of identity, resentments and so on, but until the referendum campaign got going, I don't think that most people felt that these were all that important.
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Those of us who oppose Mr. Trump need to acknowledge that his European-style ethnic nationalism, which relies on stoking grievances, resentments and fear of the other — Mexicans, Muslims, Syrian refugees, the Chinese, etc.
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That's because every 20 years or so, a new generation vomits up a little phlegm of alienated losers who find an outlet for their resentments in the embrace of Nazi and white supremacist ideology.
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It was then — at four in the morning, Oscar screaming his head off in the other room — that we'd find ourselves airing old resentments, clumsily expressing our feelings, and attacking one another's parenting styles.
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First, Republicans have consistently targeted the cultural conservatism -- and often the racial resentments -- of the blue-collar, evangelical and rural whites who are most uneasy about the social and demographic changes remaking American life.
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Often intertwined with economic and social resentments, demonization of Jews was long part of Christian tradition, and, with the growth of European nationalism in the 19th century, it took on delusive notions of race.
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Those resentments are manifesting in a dismissive tone and harsh attacks, at a time when aides to several other campaigns privately argue that Democrats do not want to see their candidates eviscerate one another.
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Mr. Trump knows how to deliver, doling out announcements like the Carrier deal or broadsides against the "Hamilton" cast's treatment of his vice president, perfectly pitched to resentments of mockery by the cultural elite.
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But if it hopes to stave off the dark forces, it needs to grow adept at understanding the less tangible roots of anger, the human experience uncaptured by data, the resentments that understandably fester.
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Washingtonians are critical of Main Street's 'deep' racial resentments, but one look around the party showed that successful white people don't exactly mingle with a large amount of minorities or even a small amount.
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"The Ferryman," a British play about a sprawling family in rural Northern Ireland that starts to unravel in a crush of heartbreaking secrets, painful resentments and revelations of past crimes, is coming to Broadway.
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Suddenly our soft American friends find themselves stuck in Belize with a stolen boat, a trove of illicit cash, numerous deadly enemies — and a couple decades' worth of interpersonal resentments coming out under the pressure.
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In that stew are the resentments for his assault on communism, and allegations that he's a communist; anti-Jewish slurs and charges he's a Nazi; and above all the old mix of European anti-Semitism.
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But trying to find the fighters by aggressively searching Sunni areas or arresting young Sunni men risks sparking the same kind of sectarian resentments that led to the rise of ISIS in the first place.
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If he doesn't he should drop out of the race-stop wasting time & money Trump then thanked his supporters in Indiana, but the Nixon-esque hierarchy is clear: Personal resentments always come before political victories.
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They've truly exploited our country's political grievances, cultural resentments, news literacy and diminishing faith in once-trusted institutions like the news media to bring out the worst in us, simply by creating some Facebook pages.
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Their relationship serves as a Rorschach test for Melchor's narrators, whose actions reveal not only the details of the crime but the fears, resentments and unacknowledged lusts that condense around it like a distorting mist.
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The split provoked several years of bloody gangland warfare in the state, which cost hundreds of lives and left all four Beltrán Leyva brothers dead or in prison, and many more old resentments to fester.
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The struggle over Kashmir is one of those territorial disputes that seem only to deepen and to assume greater symbolic importance as decades go by and the atrocities and resentments on both sides pile up.
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Evening programming, which embodied the Fox News brand, was dominated by right-wing commentators like Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity, who hurled opinions and vented resentments with a pugnacity that reflected their boss's own combativeness.
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But as the resentments piled up, his staff, led by Corey Lewandowski, his first campaign manager, made a point of snubbing journalists it did not like and confining reporters to a small pen at rallies.
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The strongest parts of these episodes come in the downtime, when the friends are thrown together in close quarters and reflect on their lives, their resentments and, of course, what it means to be a man.
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But until Nigeria cleans up its public finances so that its various ethnic groups can see how much money it raises, and where it is spent, resentments will simmer and the appeal of Biafra will remain.
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Some even point to France and other European countries, where far-right parties like the National Front have gained power because of the sort of resentments that are frequently given voice at rallies for Mr. Trump.
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" Yet, Nixon persisted in arguing against closing China off from the world, repeating that we must not "leave the present and future leaders of China isolated, nurturing their resentments and even hatred of the United States.
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Ridiculed by critics on the right and left, shunned by the most respected figures in American politics, including every living former president, Mr. Trump equated his own outcast status with the resentments of the white class.
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By using technology to take the pain points out of sharing a life or a home or a family, it's possible to avoid all those quietly built up resentments that can poison a relationship over time.
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But it's also the latest example of how dangerously frayed the United States-Turkey relationship, with its accumulating resentments, has become over the past decade, giving rise to the question: Is Turkey still an American ally?
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Still, the new French president's popularity ratings bounce up and down — helped by a political persona that remains awkward outside the realm of the successful, and by speeches that are not always sensitive to class resentments.
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In those days, if he had a convoy going through a town it would speed 503 miles an hour not to get shot at or blown up, pushing Iraqi cars out of the way, creating resentments.
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The very same playbook has been used over and over in this country by those who seek to preserve racial hierarchy, or to exploit racial resentments and anxieties for political gain, each time with similar results.
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To that end, this multiethnic oral history allows politicians and the police, victims and survivors who witnessed the events of April 29 and 30, 1992, to expose a relentless accretion of official decisions and public resentments.
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And the fear is that much as President Barack Obama's election seemed to ignite resentments about race that most people had been shy about expressing publicly, Mr. Trump's election may be unleashing latent anger toward women.
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But if the newcomers have brought some of the economic dynamism that President Trump promised to restore to the struggling Midwest and South, they have also fed some of the anxieties and resentments that he stirred.
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A visit that week by Japan's defense minister, Tomomi Inada, to the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, which commemorates a number of convicted war criminals along with Japan's other war dead, had deepened resentments in South Korea.
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The episode -- with its potential for explosive information about the President -- has created new resentments between the administration and Capitol Hill, and cast a sense of mystery about the precise nature of the complaint across Washington.
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That said, Mr. Gabbay, a son of Moroccan immigrants who spent his early years in a transit camp, can hope for support from other Mizrahi Jews, whose resentments have been a powerful force in the past.
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Even so, the killings in Cabo Delgado appear localized and the attackers, whose fundamentalist ideology seems undeveloped to some observers, could also be driven by ethnic and economic resentments, as well as the interests of criminal syndicates.
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Trump's strategy With his increasingly overt appeals to white racial resentments and conservative anxieties about other social changes such as the #metoo movement and increasing assertiveness of women in the workplace, Trump has intensified this re-sorting.
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But comments on the website of the local newspaper, which has a special section devoted to experience with the refugees, have hinted at suspicions and resentments bubbling below the surface of Celle's seeming embrace of the newcomers.
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And it shows surprising tone deafness, more likely to be expected from the billionaires the Obamas have vacationed with these past months than from a president keenly attuned to the worries and resentments of the 99 percent.
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But understanding the scope and scale of the war on Muslims is central to understanding the world we live in, the Orwellian nature of the Islamophobic narrative, and the resentments and traumas we're inflicting on the future.
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For at least a decade, accelerating since the crash of 2008, fears and resentments had been building over the impunity of elites, the dizzying disruption of technology, the influx of migrants and the precariousness of modern existence.
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But in a time of spreading resentments and rage, when truth is increasingly the target of assault and dialogue is often viewed as betrayal, moderation isn't simply a decorous democratic quality; it becomes an essential democratic virtue.
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Just as Donald J. Trump rolled up a big rural vote in his unexpected presidential victory, Europe's populists are rising by tapping into discontent in the countryside and exploiting rural resentments against urban residents viewed as elites.
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His speech was a warning of how deeply he might be willing to divide the country in order to deflect attention from his own policy failures, and how dangerous the resentments he blithely plays upon could be.
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I love wedding movies more than I love weddings, and the reason is simple: In a movie about a wedding, you have intimate access to the emotions, resentments, and hopes that are omnipresent, but invisible, at every wedding.
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He's just capitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning for years, a fear and anger that's rooted in our past but it's also born out of the enormous upheavals that have taken place in your brief lifetimes.
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Add in the threat of gang violence, drug wars, paramilitary vigilantism, historical resentments, and the fear of getting murdered lousing up your already lousy weight-cut, and the whole business starts to seem not quite worth the risk.
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This is metropolitanism for people who see living in a city as a stopgap before they bundle into a country pile and settle in for a life of Agas and simmering resentments; urban living for the Buzzfeed crowd.
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" The money may get passed on, Mr. Grubman said, "but it travels with all the family dynamics, the resentments, the jealousies, the favoritism, the avoidance of conflicts, and that's the real inheritance that siblings have to deal with.
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All that remains then is a small, wealthy elite that protects its assets generationally and makes itself distant from the grassroots, while a majority population living with daily insecurity over the acquisition of basic needs nurtures festering resentments.
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Trumpism is not a political philosophy; it is a purposeful effort, led by a demagogue, to incite ugly passions, stoke resentments and divisions, and create fear of those who are not like "us" — Mexicans, Muslims and Syrian refugees.
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He's just capitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning for years, a fear and anger that's rooted in our past, but it's also born out of the enormous upheavals that have taken place in your brief lifetimes.
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BERLIN — German politicians have called on domestic intelligence officials to place the nationalist Alternative for Germany party under surveillance on suspicion of undermining the country's Constitution, as it stokes resentments against immigrants and Chancellor Angela Merkel's immigration policies.
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With these place-based resentments, Ms. Cramer argues, political differences can easily become about our differences as people: whether we buy the same products, or value hard work equally, or care about our neighbors in the same way.
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It's always been dispiriting to see the latent resentments that Clinton's political ambitions brought forth—she's like one of those chemical solutions which make invisible writing manifest, only to reveal a message that we'd rather had remained hidden.
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Changes to immigration policies, and resulting resentments, threaten the crucial supply of international students, which the consulting firm DrEducation predicts could cost universities in the United States a quarter of a billion dollars in the coming academic year.
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Now, lingering resentments have collided with the virus to create a perfect storm -- a divided society that can't come together, facing a public health crisis that demands a unified response and a paralyzed government caught in the middle.
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Some of the region's pent-up resentments are aimed at the sense of entitlement exhibited by those who hold the most power and influence and who too often do not give others the respect and dignity they deserve.
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Not only does he always do better when he has an active opponent on which to focus his energy, but it's also an opponent that embodies many of the resentments and anger of the people who support him.
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This approach to politics threatens to widen the already yawning gulf between liberal groups and their opponents, while distracting from the deeply rooted forces that have been fueling right-wing populist politics, notably economic inequalities and status resentments.
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Bellini, who was just 26 when he wrote this work, delves below the melodramatic surface of the story to explore the conflicting emotions, seething resentments and pervasive regrets that the characters endure through his elegant, lyrically refined music.
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While Reynolds is undoubtedly more reserved during her interviews than Fisher, Bright Lights proves to be a revealing portrait of the two stars, excavating old resentments and insecurities as well as the fierce love and protectiveness they shared.
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Fogelman and his writers have believably seeded the season with growing, unexpressed resentments between Jack and Rebecca, which are only barely understood by their children, and he lets them all spill out here in a torrent of bile.
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American political culture is currently immersed in a debate about the white working class — its economic decline, its lowered life expectancy, its increased suicide rates, its increased levels of drug and alcohol abuse, and its cultural and racial resentments.
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"He's just capitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning for years, a fear and anger that's rooted in our past but it's also born out of the enormous upheavals that have taken place in your brief lifetimes." pic.twitter.
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We are much less surefooted talking about the anxieties and resentments that emerge from demographic change, the reasons a political movement might make less legal immigration its core demand, or find its next president in the swamps of birtherism.
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Merah was a jihadist of the sort to which France and Europe have lately grown accustomed, a "homegrown" criminal-turned-radical, an "Islamo-delinquent" whose local resentments and fantasies of violence found justification and structure in a vicious Islam.
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We're all going in the same direction now: streams of madness dart effortlessly across the Atlantic; petty and stupid local resentments (trash isn't collected on time, gay people are holding hands at the mall) assume a hideous global universality.
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They have won elections by tearing down institutions and immigrants, by telling voters that if ISIS does not get them then ebola will, and by enabling economic and tax policy that spectacularly widened the income divide and hardened resentments.
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Hectoring his hecklers, clamoring for affirmation from his crowds and playing on the resentments of white working-class voters, Mr. Trump has impressed millions of Republicans who see him as refreshingly uninhibited — an unfamiliar quality in a national politician.
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Europe has been in a state of political ferment since the 2008 financial crisis, which created divisions between north and south, rich and poor, and generated resentments that exploded in a populist backlash after the migration crisis in 2015.
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" Despite some lingering resentments about her father's absences during her childhood, Rosanne says in the docu-series that they were healed after her father asked her to join him on stage one night to sing "I Still Miss Someone.
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Trump has appealed to racial resentments more openly than any national figure in either party since George Wallace in the 223s, while declaring that Democrats are the real racists for accusing him, and by implication his supporters, of racism.
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And while the President did tout the commercial benefits of his "America First" agenda -- a climate of competitive taxes and relaxed regulations -- he downplayed the resentments and anger that have colored his previous assessments of the global financial elite.
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The affair crystallizes a number of dark elements bubbling to the surface in a climate of public tension in France, even beyond the Yellow Vest protests, now in their 14th week, whose economic resentments sometimes elide with anti-Semitism.
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Will it be the scripted, sober version of Trump we saw reassuring world leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, or campaign-rally Trump who attacks the media, stirs up nationalist resentments, and lashes out at perceived enemies?
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Despite holding some of the world's largest oil reserves, Iraq is grappling with an economic crisis, high unemployment and poor public services, all furthering long-standing resentments against a ruling class blamed for squandering budget surpluses when oil prices were high.
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At the beginning of Private Life's third act, when Rachel and Richard's deepest, lingering resentments toward the world (and each other) bubble to the surface, Rachel excitedly logs on to her email to view the cover for her new book.
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No time for any sort of sweetness in the 2015 movie, which depicts what happens when a collection of people divided by racism, misogyny, class resentments, profit motives, criminal affiliation, and war are pinned together in a Wyoming outpost in 1877.
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"Now the government doesn&apost really have any need for Western support and they&aposre able to make more permanent adjustments to the Cambodian political landscape in line with their long-held resentments and their current political interests," he said.
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Mr Obama's diplomacy leaves a choice for the next president: turn your back on Latin America and feed its resentments and failings, or help it become America's front yard, a region of increasingly prosperous democracies linked by economic and political ties.
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In power since his father died in 2001, Kabila and the ruling party are unpopular across Congo, especially in the west and the capital Kinshasa, but a weak and divided opposition has so far failed to capitalise on the Congolese' resentments.
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The low-tax, small-government priorities of GOP leaders and donors collide with the interests of the blue-collar rank and file; the rank and file's raw resentments chafe the sensibilities of upscale Republicans and voters they need in the future.
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Both The Past, set on the outskirts of Paris and filmed in French, and this one, made in Spanish, replace the complexities of a marriage with those of a former love, its resentments and secrets, and the grip of what's gone.
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The stay-at-home mom — much like the "high-class hooker" — is a lightning rod for class resentments, never mind the fact that I was as economically coerced into surrendering my career as I was situationally compelled into selling sex.
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In many ways, the debate is far more nuanced than in the supremacist past, exposing myriad resentments of privilege and entitlement, victimhood and reward, and even raising the question of who may set the racial agenda and on what terms.
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A less jubilant Barnum, Donald Trump is also himself a fictional character: a television billionaire and tabloid playboy, a tissue-thin confabulation of theatricalized cultural resentments, like "All in the Family"'s so-wrong-you-can't-deny-I'm-right Archie Bunker.
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Like the president, Judge Kavanaugh has become an avatar for the resentments of Americans like those who saw Mr. Trump's election as a restoration of power they felt they had lost and a blow against elites they felt had devalued them.
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It was on the internet — on Facebook, to be exact — that Alek Minassian posted a pledge of allegiance to the "incel rebellion," which refers to the resentments of "involuntarily celibate" men who can't interest the women around them in sex.
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Yet much as Muddy Waters anticipated Mick Jagger, Mr. Netanyahu was thrilling Israeli audiences with a visceral blend of populism, ethnic resentments and media-bashing fully 20 years before Mr. Trump first took that brand of politics to the big time.
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We also see a rise in authoritarianism and right wing extremism – both domestic and foreign -- which further weakens this order by exploiting and amplifying resentments, stoking intolerance and fanning ethnic and racial hatreds among those in our societies who are struggling.
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The great strength of Herbert's book, written with such shame and fury, is that it is not framed as epitaph but as dispatch from a live crime scene, attentive to the silences, the still seething resentments, relinquishing nothing to history.
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Hitler's rise is depicted and explained in the context of a German society fractured in the aftermath of World War I, with burning resentments over reparations to the victors, and rampant inflation that left a trillion mark note worth barely $15.
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Daniel, too, after a year, also felt burdened by resentments, disappointed by how painful the path to a better relationship with his wife had been, and by how many logistical hurdles were in the way of a relationship with someone else.
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But those denials and the evident anger coming from London did little to change Trump's view of the situation, which aides acknowledge is rooted more in Trump's deep resentments at the Russia investigation than any concrete evidence pointing to a British spying effort.
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Those resentments only swelled following the release of former special counsel Robert Mueller's report, which did not establish a criminal conspiracy on the part of the Trump campaign to coordinate with Russia but nevertheless laid out numerous contacts between campaign officials and Russians.
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" He added: "He lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our wounds, our resentments, our fears to make the most of today and claim the promise of tomorrow.
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Rhonda is in town to visit — her first appearance since planning to tie the knot with girlfriend Sharon (Elle Young) last year — and she stirs up family resentments by making Dre jealous of how close she is with Pops Johnson (Laurence Fishburne).
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The publican and postmistress and farmer's wife may have ceased to be, but their regrets and resentments — the never-forgotten slights and betrayals — live on, fueled in part by the gossip delivered by new arrivals from the other side of the clay.
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A simpler story would begin by acknowledging that mobilizing the resentments of white voters against both racial minorities and cultural elites has been an essential strategy for the modern right from the days of Joseph McCarthy and Richard Nixon up to the present.
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It is possible because Trump speaks to the basest but also some of the most ineradicable traits of human beings — their capacity for mob anger, their racist resentments, their cruelty, their lust, their search for scapegoats, their insecurities — and promises a miraculous makeover.
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This phenomenon is especially concentrated among whites in this group, who occupy a comparable rung in the occupational ladder now to the working-class Reagan Democrats of 1980, share similar worries and resentments, and have been squeezed economically during the past 15 years.
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Throughout his career as both a top national political strategist and a television executive, Mr. Ailes has exhibited an unmatched ability to tap into the resentments and insecurities of white working-class Americans who acutely feel the effects of a changing country.
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However it set off a storm of angry comment on social media and from influential figures like Saleh and another former intelligence chief, Rahmatullah Nabil, highlighting simmering resentments within the government camp less than a year before parliamentary elections due in July.
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But it was also a flash of self-awareness by an idiosyncratic politician who intimately understands his own method as one of the great political entertainers, whose skill at fanning resentments is fundamental to his appeal for a large chunk of voters.
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The absence of charges against the driver inflamed resentments among traffic safety advocates who saw a disconnect between the mayor's goal of reducing traffic deaths and the seeming indifference of police investigators to what, to all appearances, looked like a heinous crime.
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Prior to Petersen, scholars often thought of ethnic violence in terms of threat (one group turns to violence when it feels threatened by another) or in terms of "ancient hatreds" (long-simmering resentments that have left the groups wanting to kill each other).
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But the spectacle of billionaires trying to one-up one another quickly intensified resentments over inequality that have flared during the Yellow Vest movement, just as President Emmanuel Macron was looking to transform the calamity into a new era of national unity.
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" At Slate, Sam Adams wrote that "no matter how emphatic Phoenix's performance, it feels like a risk to feel too much for him, not knowing who might be sitting next to you in the theater using his resentments to justify their own.
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For many voters, such resentments are not rooted in everyday experience, not least because they tend to live in ethnically homogeneous, predominantly white communities, but rather, they are shaped by powerful nativist narratives perpetuated by right-wing politicians, partisan organizations, and media outlets.
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Esteban's father is so old he is little more than a prop in diapers against which Esteban's venom-tinged resentments reverberate, though his redemptive maxim — "We don't live off other people's work, but our own" — still rings in his son's ears like a Marxist curse.
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Similar resentments, in which education, access to jobs, accent, dress and even diet are all now involved, bubble through the politics of democratic countries, and assume greater importance than the purely economic issues which afflict those on low incomes, in precarious employment or unemployed.
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The novel is rich in the conflicting energies of the time — lingering resentments from the previous decade's stark class divisions, a renewed hope for the decade to come — and these clashes are played out over the course of one summer at a Colorado camp.
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The Republican Party is facing a historic split over its fundamental principles and identity, as its once powerful establishment grapples with an eruption of class tensions, ethnic resentments and mistrust among working-class conservatives who are demanding a presidential nominee who represents their interests.
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I have my own resentments, too: There are big problems I want to help solve, such as replacing fossil fuels, curing intractable diseases, and creating meaningful work that pays real wages, and you insist on voting for leaders whose policies make solutions less likely.
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But high-wage, middle-skilled jobs are vanishing, leaving a considerable cohort of people with stagnant incomes and burning resentments at the globalized city slickers who they think look down at them and have mastered the nonroutine skills required for a high-wage job today.
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But the hard fact is that it is not possible, and never will be, to anticipate every attack, to make cities teeming with life immune to the desperate acts of men seething with resentments, especially when final preparations are as banal as renting a truck.
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Political elites have an outsized effect on what actually happens in politics, and they're constantly on Twitter, living in its controversies and resentments and feedback loops, and they (we!) create a politics that looks more like Twitter even if that's not what the country wants.
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Then on one sudden day of secrets spilled, resentments revealed and an act of incomprehensible cruelty by one of the white friends Dwight treasures (perhaps more than he treasures his own family), a jagged break changes everything between the two brothers and haunts them into manhood.
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Resentments between the Zambada and Guzmán clans have been fed by the trial of El Chapo in the United States, but also that of El Mayo's son Vicente, who testified against the legendary drug lord in order to bring down his own sentence for drug trafficking charges.
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Europe in the coming weeks will be facing a host of political and economic challenges that are spooking international investors, endangering American interests and worrying even the most pro-European voices that their historic union has reached its limits in pooling sovereignty and burying historic resentments.
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The two keep in touch through the years via texts and emails (letters are so 1960s), as CC chases stardom and Hillary pursues a more sedate, less public life, with each harboring certain resentments and jealousies toward the other that are set aside when Hillary falls ill.
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Black men were at a distinct disadvantage in 103 and are still at a disadvantage when it comes to employment, education, and other opportunities, but instead of working with people, instead of trying to bridge differences, Donald tried to provoke resentments, and it's happened again and again.
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The rector, who didn't mention Trump by name, described a Mexican Christmas tradition involving families and children going door to door for nine nights and he urged congregants to "let go of resentments" since they can consume you, suggesting instead people open their hearts to Jesus.
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But Ryan's pitch that the Democrats need a new message — and fresh messengers — after a string of election losses has resonated among a number of junior members, stirring resentments within the rank and file that have stewed since the Republicans won the majority six years ago.
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Careers in theater and film lured them away from the island—Mejías is an award-winning actress; Gandía recently finished a season as a set costumer on the NBC cop drama Shades of Blue—and they've each endured the familiar resentments that accompanied their decision to leave.
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Before he allegedly began mailing pipe bombs to Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and others, Cesar Sayoc found encouragement online — maybe not in the form of explosives instructions, but in the sense that he could scream his resentments in a theater that did the opposite of repudiating them.
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It's a profile that fits many of the same people attacking him today — and so part of what we're watching is one group of meritocrats returning to their undergraduate resentments and trying to pin on Georgetown Prep graduates the vices that define our entire depressing class.
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Yet in many of today's capitalist democracies, class and status resentments, fostered by rampant inequality and whipped up by opportunistic politicians, have developed to such an extent that issues like the environment that affect everyone are increasingly seen through the lens of group conflict and partisan struggle.
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When an Associated Press reporter asked Mitchell which of the two courtroom artists, Ida or Freda, he preferred, his sexist reply was that Ida was not only a much better artist but also looked ten years younger than Freda, which sparked long simmering resentments between the sisters.
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Abstract sympathy with the working class as an economic entity is easy, but the feeling can vanish on contact with actual members of the group, who often arrive with disturbing beliefs and powerful resentments—who might not sound or look like people urban progressives want to know.
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Although there's no doubt that drugs, alcohol, paranoia and resentments finally tore the group apart, "Once Were Brothers" wouldn't have suffered from a few more dissenting voices to balance Robertson's version of events, which even at its most generous and compassionate can't help but feel self-serving.
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Even as it constantly stokes the embers of World War II to keep nationalist resentments smoldering, Beijing emulates the last century's Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere with its nine-dash-line claim to the entire South China Sea, its land features and its vast natural resources.
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Having operated as a masked unit in their teens, the seven siblings are reunited after dad's mysterious death, nursing resentments, carrying plenty of emotional baggage and not incidentally facing the daunting task of thwarting the apocalypse, which is due to happen in a matter of days.
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Politicians have become acutely aware of how corporate decisions can create the resentments toward immigration and globalization that fed Donald J. Trump's rise in the United States, contributed to Britain's vote last year to leave the European Union, and nourished far-right politicians in France and Germany.
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The jihadist threat in the United States has turned out to be largely homegrown, he said, and the order will encourage precisely the resentments and anxieties on the part of Muslims that fuel, in rare cases, support for the ideology of the Islamic State or Al Qaeda.
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In both cases — and a dozen more examples could be drawn from various parts of the GOP agenda — the fervid passions and resentments of the GOP base have pushed the party's policy agenda beyond even what the party hacks and plutocrats want, to the party's political detriment.
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While the precise nature of intelligence on Cuba provided to JFK during the campaign remains murky, it's fair to say the episode played into Nixon's long-standing resentments against the Kennedy family and intelligence officials, which would return to haunt him during his own presidency, from 235-21996.
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They capture what Bannon calls his "killing machine" in action, as it dredges up the resentments of people around the world, sifts through these grievances for ideas and content, and propels them from the unsavory parts of the internet up to TrumpWorld, collecting advertisers' checks all along the way.
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With his promise to abolish university tuitions fees -- and with pledges to invest in neglected parts of the country and embolden trade unions -- Corbyn's election campaign for Labour, though very different from the campaign to leave the European Union last year, has tapped into some of the same resentments.
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Another possible approach is to just reduce the salience of racial issues in national campaigns, perhaps by nominating nonwhite candidates who can afford to spend less time professing their commitment to anti-racist causes (thereby enabling the courting of both nonwhite voters and white voters harboring racial resentments).
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But no matter how the power struggle is finally decided, it is clear that the party of Reagan's era, uniting free market, small government conservatism with white working-class cultural fears and resentments, has come unglued — and no Republican leader or faction seems capable of putting it back together.
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The party many of us will fight for is a conservative one that appeals to rather than alienates nonwhites, that doesn't view decency as a sign of weakness or confuse bullying and bluster with strength, and that aims to channel aspirations rather than stoke resentments and organize hatreds.
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Their votes were stark evidence of how working-class resentments, driven by feelings of being ignored and left unmoored in a rapidly changing world, are feeding nationalism and other efforts to reclaim a sense of identity, upending ideological assumptions and straining ties to political parties and other institutions.
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How can Western leaders learn or even be inspired by anti-liberal sentiments the same way as Roosevelt, Adenauer or Monnet when today's Trumps, Johnsons, and Le Pens not only reject the liberal ideas of our founding fathers but seem to only offer demagogic resentments and xenophobic sentiments?
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It's a looping, strange argument in which he stitches together eloquent reflections on the hollowness of human existence, musings about electronic distraction, and concerns that an ethos of materialist progress has replaced an appreciation of metaphysical awe, all to end in a slashing justification of his own political resentments.
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By the time the foundation's largest donors — $10,000 or more a year — gathered in April 2017 for their annual retreat at the Fairmont Grand Del Mar in San Diego, Heritage's senior management, like that of the administration it was staffing, was consumed by chaos, confusion, resentments and infighting.
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Mr. Trump steered clear of the possible political motivations of the gunman, at least during his first official response, amid reports that the suspect, James T. Hodgkinson, was a supporter of Senator Bernie Sanders who channeled his deep resentments of Republican lawmakers practicing for the annual congressional baseball game.
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By the end of the first film, her conflicts with the neighboring human kingdom (which resulted in betrayal, the brutal removal of her wings and bitter, bitter resentments) had been resolved and her young human charge, Aurora (Elle Fanning), had been crowned queen to unify the two kingdoms.
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By the end of the first film, her conflicts with the neighboring human kingdom (which resulted in betrayal, the brutal removal of her wings and bitter, bitter resentments) had been resolved and her young human charge, Aurora (Elle Fanning), had been crowned queen to unify the two kingdoms.
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Stanley Tucci as Jack Warner Like its predecessor, The People V. O.J. Simpson, every colorful bit of backstory merits an artful nod — take note of the delicious internal politics of the studio system and its many simmering resentments — while every role is worth casting an A-level performer.
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The film offers wry commentary on Star Trek tropes, like a communications officer (Sigourney Weaver) who does little but repeat whatever the ship's computer says, and on the clashes, disappointments, and long-simmering resentments that come with being so heavily associated with a single project and its numerous, passionate fans.
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The visitors who do turn up regularly in Patsy's yard are her likable but unsettled grandson, Louis, played by the appealing Matt Biagini; her prickly daughter, Lucy, whose bristling resentments are sympathetically rendered by Bethany Caputo; and Louis's inamorata, Ashley, whose good-natured warmth is nicely conveyed by Megan Mekjian.
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If elections are like Thanksgiving dinners, where extended families with long-simmering gripes and resentments play nice for a few hours before shit-talking on the ride home, the election of Donald Trump was like your dickhead uncle getting hammered and causing ruckus enough to shift the family dynamic for good.
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Standing in front of a sea of people wearing his signature red "Make America Great Again" hats, Mr. Trump unleashed a torrent of attacks, falsehoods, exaggerations and resentments that were the trademark of his first campaign and have been on almost daily display during his time in the White House.
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"Trump may be a billionaire, but he is also absolutely despised by the elites and that alone has given him a tremendous advantage among people from poorer, rural areas," said Jaroslaw Fils, a sociologist at Jagiellonian University in Krakow, noting that Mr. Kaczynski has exploited the same resentments in Poland.
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One: Trump is knowingly lying about fraud in the election in order to continue stirring up the racial resentments of his most fervent supporters, who have taken to social media in droves spreading their own misinformation and propaganda about busses full of illegal immigrants voting in NV, CA, and other states.
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That most recent episode takes what the TV writer John Rogers calls the Evil Speech of Evil—the "Republic Serial Villain monologue" that even Adrian Veidt derides as Oxymandias in the original comic—and turns it into a palimpsest of white resentments and the misperception of unfairness, whether economic or romantic.
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Bonikowski elaborated: The reason for this is that many Trump supporters have long held strong ethnonationalist sentiments, but these sentiments have only recently become politically salient, as Trump, and other Republicans before him, have actively stoked fears of demographic and cultural change and channeled them into powerful resentments toward minority groups.
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The jubilation of "racialists" and white identarians aside, Clinton's focus on the alt-right also misses, or ignores, the broader economic and social anxieties—specifically, financial angst and resentments over globalization and immigration—that have, to varying extents, fueled Trump's rise and that of similar political movements in other parts of the world.
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And while there is little reliable evidence thus far to suggest that it can cause people to completely reevaluate their existing political beliefs, Guess, the Princeton political science professor, says that one of the things he's currently exploring in his research is whether fake news has the effect of stoking people's preexisting resentments.
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And he will not be deterred by a boisterous president or Democrats concerned that his focus on the region risks playing into what they view as a distorted reading of the 2016 election -- one that suggests "economic anxiety" drove voters to Trump and not the President's open appeals to race-based resentments.
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"I am a killing machine but a happy one — I get all my resentments out in my books," Ms. Penny, 59, said with a devilish laugh from her cozy, art-filled home in Knowlton, the Eastern Townships village where she lives and that inspired Three Pines, the fictional setting of her 13 books.
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The retreat that began in 603 continued for three decades, weakening the world economy and feeding the resentments that erupted into World War II. The retreat that began in 2008 is still gaining strength, and it is time to recognize the likely fallout, which is slower growth, higher inflation and rising conflict.
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It is easy to imagine Trump, in a year, cornered in his own White House, furious at the manifold enemies he blames for his failures, and cocooned within an ever-smaller and more radical group of staffers and media outlets that tell him what he wants to hear and feed his grievances and resentments.
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But where Brooks (and many of the other commentators on the much-discussed class divide) gets it wrong is in blaming liberals and progressive coastal culture (sopressata sandwiches, fuel-efficient cars) instead of the cultural resentments and impediments (lack of well-funded public schools, zero paid parental leave) built and bred by the GOP.
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While the police did not disclose a motive for the rampage, interviews with former acquaintances of Mr. Minassian, witnesses and others, and his now-deleted Facebook account, portray a troubled young man who harbored resentments toward women, had a penchant for computer programming, served briefly in the military last year, and appeared determined to die.
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After the United States won the Women's World Cup in 2015, in the richest year in team history, a group of players fueled by simmering resentments — artificial turf fields, travel in coach class, unequal per-diem payments — demanded that the union fight to win the richer contracts the group felt the players had earned.
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And once again, Williams-Garcia, whose Newbery Honor-winning novel "One Crazy Summer" was the first of a beloved trilogy about three sisters navigating family drama during the tumultuous late 1960s and early 1970s, artfully explores the landscape of old family resentments and our search for peace with the imperfect people who raise us.
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But to viewers who feel as abused and overlooked as Arthur Fleck, or even who harbor smaller, more rational resentments about society, Joker is a deliberate and fine-tuned provocation and promise: you aren't alone, the people you hate really are awful, and it would be okay to act against them in any way you want.
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Meanwhile, lingering resentments fuel local hostility toward Japanese women who become romantically involved with the American occupiers; one such woman, Mariko (Shirley Yamaguchi), proves crucial to the crisscrossing plotlines, and the gangsters' reference to her not by name but as "the kimono" shows the contempt in which such women were held by the occupiers as well.
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If citizens struggling to cover their own health care nurture resentments against any group perceived to be getting help to which they themselves are not entitled — or worse, if they grow xenophobic and subscribe to the notion that immigrants carry diseases — they might be compelled to endorse policies even more draconian than those already in play.
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Though she did visit England and the West Coast, and supped with other modernists in New York, the adult Marianne faced a tough life in a series of tiny apartments, inseparable from a very needy Mary, and almost unable to voice her resentments except through extraordinarily indirect poems like the ones in her breakthrough book, "Observations" (1924).
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Her "assertiveness and relentlessness" during her time as an assistant secretary for Africa in the State Department had netted her some enemies or, at the very least, had helped limit her professional rise, given that officials who held lingering resentments toward her did not leap to her aid when she was under fire during the Benghazi drama.
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Although we, too, have our demagogues who would whip up popular resentments to advance their own bids for power, this skepticism has given rise to a series of campaigns and political movements that are beginning to serve as a bulwark against the anti-intellectual and undemocratic tendencies of South Africa's deeply compromised president, Jacob G. Zuma.
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But in the wake of a truly blissed-out first date thanks to a chanting intersectional minister/renter played by Unreal's Shiri Appleby, Isobel's infatuation with Hailey starts to dredge up buried resentments in her bond to Cam, not to mention that whole battle to love fearlessly and un-self-consciously, even when you're not totally clear on your own sexual preferences.
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Two years after Oh left Grey's Anatomy, she starred alongside Anne Heche in 2016's Catfight, an oddball indie from director Onur Tukel about two former college frenemies who keep running into each other, old resentments and repressed rage bubbling up until they engage in ridiculously violent brawls that leave first one and then the other in a two-year coma.
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And those tropes and ideas can find a hold in the minds of those who harbor such resentments, but have only expressed them in a more garden-variety sort of a way—picking fights with "politically correct" relatives at the Thanksgiving table, say, or looking the other way when a fellow human being is targeted (even cheering hate crimes on).
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He has governed in a manner that concedes almost nothing on any major policy issue to any constituencies outside of the Republican coalition, and he has expressed, often with lacerating ferocity, the anxieties and resentments of the voters most uneasy about cultural, demographic and economic change (as when he told four House Democratic women of color to "go back" where they came from).
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In office, Trump has appealed even more overtly than he did as a candidate in 2016 to the racial resentments of some white voters with such comments as his call for four House Democratic women of color to "go back" where they came from and his 2017 declaration that "very fine people" had marched on both sides in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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He has pursued an agenda aimed almost solely at the preferences of Republican constituencies in economics (tax cuts, deregulation and attempted repeal of the Affordable Care Act) and social issues (conservative Supreme Court justices, opposition to abortion), and through his language on immigration and other issues he has appealed to white racial resentments more openly than any national figure since George Wallace.
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I don't want or need a serious consideration of white grievance from a movie about the clown who fights Batman, but given the position Joker has assumed in our national conversation, it's disingenuous and pandering for Phillips to root through a grab bag of resentments and pick out only the least problematic, like he's trying to find the last candy in the bag that isn't licorice.
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So you can talk all you want (as Marco Rubio's water-treading campaign has tried to do) about improving vocational education or increasing the child-tax credit, and people will tune you out: They want someone who will arm-wrestle the Chinese, make Mexico pay for the wall, smite our enemies and generally stand in solidarity with their resentments, regardless of the policy results.
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And after Rebecca drove her sloshed, embarrassed husband back to Pittsburgh, he found himself in a brutal fight of a different kind: The couple turned up the volume and unloaded years of pent-up frustrations and anger and sacrifices and resentments on each other before Rebecca suggested that they separate, or at least get "some air" while they sorted through the freshly tumbled rubble of their relationship.
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Mr. Rusbridger's decision to cut ties with The Guardian follows a series of events that made his presence seem increasingly untenable: lingering resentments from a battle over his replacement as editor; a string of articles detailing the paper's deteriorating finances; and, finally, a clash with his successor, Katharine Viner, who helped spearhead his strategy for international growth but now faces a period of retrenchment.
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Through painful trial and error, Carrie somehow learned to combine these two conflicting parental personalities: She went public with her many problems, resentments and trips to the edge, but reshaped and redefined them — using her rasping, sardonic humor and well-honed, self-conscious irony — so that she ultimately was able to embrace this embarrassment of incidents, with battered if justifiable pride, as her own experience, her own place in the sun.
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On the one hand, one of MacGillis's key points is that the resentments and frustrations of these voters are often less racialized than liberals may think — that in many cases rightward-trending Kentuckians or Pennsylvanians aren't reacting to the distant spectre of a black welfare queen or food-stamp king so much as they are to the immediate reality of dysfunction and welfare-dependency among their white relatives and neighbors.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea's top court on Tuesday stirred decades-old resentments that threaten to inflame relations with Japan, ordering a leading Japanese steel maker to compensate Korean men forced to work as slave laborers during World War II. The ruling, which the Japanese government quickly denounced, laid bare the resilient bitterness over Imperial Japan's occupation of Asian neighbors even 22014 years after the surrender to allied powers.
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From his refusal to immediately condemn David Duke during the 2016 GOP primaries, to his attacks on a US born Mexican-American judge, to his "some very fine people" defense of neo-Nazis and Ku Klux Klan marchers in Charlottesville and his pardon of former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, Trump has appealed to white racial resentments more overtly than any political leader in either party since George Wallace.
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The president himself has long been animated by his resentments toward others, whether as a Queens-born real estate scion who felt slighted by the wealthy Manhattan elite that he desperately longed to join, or as the unexpected victor of the 2016 election who feels surrounded by enemies—Congress, the courts, the FBI, the press, the civil service, and more—and slighted by their lack of respect and admiration for his achievements.
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This idea is popular in some quarters of the right because it's understood as somehow absolving them of blame for Trump, but it's just another way of saying that Obama's presidency — and the broader demographic and cultural changes it both revealed and represented — activated ugly sentiments in the Republican Party, those fears and resentments were amplified by conservative media, and Republican voters turned to the candidate who championed those sentiments most clearly.
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More than 18 hours after the actual, physical caucusing at hundreds of locations across the state had finished, there were still no official results, just resentments, recriminations and reports that a newly intricate manner of counting had proven laborious, a newly developed app for it hadn't worked as planned, a backup phone line had jammed and the campaigns had been asked to join a pair of emergency conference calls with state Democratic officials.
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Former President Obama criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in a highly anticipated speech on Friday for capitalizing on racial and economic resentments that he said had been fanned for years by politicians, stepping off the political sidelines and offering a rare criticism of the sitting president by name.
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More managers even believe that the heavily criticized millennial generation will be harder workers than Generation Z. Though millennials have long been plagued by stereotypes about a lack of work ethic and laziness, millennial managers harbor these same resentments toward Gen Z. Almost one-third of millennial respondents say that it will be more difficult to manage employees from Gen Z compared to older generations and 28 percent say it will be more difficult to train Gen Z employees.
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Rather, the rise of the far-right is the result of a deliberate organizing effort by a small coterie of uber-wealthy industrialists and financiers; the gradual, bipartisan destruction of the New Deal welfare state; the neoliberalization of the postwar economy, with formerly well-paid, unionized employment morphing into gig-ified precarity; and a demographic shift that left many white Americans feeling culturally marginalized, allowing shrewd hucksters to exploit their resentments for electoral and financial gain.
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Characters often conform to social as well as narrative type, and we can't ignore the connections between the two: There's Sebastian the rich, troubled boy with daddy issues and a drug problem; Samir Said, the gifted student living in a bad neighborhood who irons his jeans and nurses his resentments; Maja's parents, with their knife rack and wine cooler, and their diplomas displayed in the guest bathroom of their McMansion, who can't conceal their delight when Maja begins dating the billionaire's son.
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