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Mr Corbyn was toxified by his habit of praising left-wing dictatorships, palling around with terrorists and turning a blind eye to anti-Semitism.
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If that doesn't happen we can expect ever-more plastic in the bodies of ever-more of the world's beleaguered, ailing, toxified creatures; a list that will increasingly include us.
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This has emboldened the Hungarian leader, toxified Mr Weber and may impede him from marshalling the broad mainstream coalition that he needs in the European Parliament after this week's elections—unless, that is, he relies on votes from the hard-right.
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He said he became "toxified" in Washington after a Politico article in January 2017 — a week before Trump's inauguration — first laid out the allegation that Ukrainian embassy officials in Washington had coordinated with a Democratic National Committee operative to dig up information linking Trump's campaign to Russia.
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In his new book, "The Road to Somewhere", David Goodhart, a liberal critic of multiculturalism who has been accused of "liberal Powellism", thinks that his "rivers of blood" speech was doubly counter-productive: it toxified the discussion of immigration for a generation and set the bar to successful immigration too low (no rivers foaming with blood, no problem).
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People who've lost their water to fracking, like those who live in impoverished, toxified communities everywhere, like the people of Flint, are on a continuum that began with the indigenous peoples, the enslaved Africans and the "waste people" ("refuse," as Benjamin Franklin called poor Pennsylvanians), who were forced off the land, into bondage or penury at America's dawn.
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