But the tyrant is not quite a tyrant at first.
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The only way to tyrant-proof the White House is to not elect a tyrant.
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She may be a tyrant, but she should be a left-agrarian revolutionary tyrant, at least.
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A tyrant, for Plato, wasn't just someone who ruled over others; a tyrant is someone who can't rule over himself.
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Here, it is understood that the blood of my tyrant is also my own; that killing my tyrant means killing part of myself.
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Potts has a little monologue explaining how Beast's mother died early and his father was a vain tyrant who turned him into a vain tyrant in return.
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Now, if you go into a situation where there's a tyrant who causes an obvious threat to possibly thousands of your own people and other people, that's tyrant slaying.
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" On Saturday, Pence tweeted: "The tyrant Castro is dead.
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There's nothing like laughing your head off at a crazed tyrant of a boss as you roll into the weekend and try to forget about your own crazed tyrant of a boss.
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The episode doesn't give Jason a big moment of realization, however; he starts it a petty tyrant, and he ends it a petty tyrant who's been ever so slightly diminished by what transpires.
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The leader who dislikes the investigators is a potential tyrant.
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An escape game will turn you into a sickening tyrant.
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How about a biopic about Antiochus (tyrant, or misunderstood leader)?
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The tiny tyrant furiously took after her, set to attack.
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North Korea still has a tyrant dictator as its leader.
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It was right against wrong, the people against a tyrant.
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He was a tyrant who beat his wife and children.
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It does not make him any less an evil tyrant.
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Tyrant and Shakespeare and the Resistance are trying, at least.
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I've only known this tyrant called Mugabe my whole life.
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They performed their recent single, "Tyrant," and it worked perfectly.
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The US president shouldn't need to speak like a tyrant.
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But in fact, George III was far from a tyrant.
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Anybody that does what Maduro does is a vicious tyrant.
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Or did Brutus and his league extinguish a nascent tyrant?
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"The man will become another tyrant in history," Pegasus told Mashable.
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If he dies, Cersei would certainly devolve into a mad tyrant.
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The Speaker's not a tyrant, nor does she want to be.
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A tyrant who had ruled for 463 years was suddenly unemployed.
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In April, after months of mass protests, a tyrant was deposed.
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I really believe he's going to end up being a tyrant.
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Putin's a tyrant who's trying to be Comrade Stalin and failing!
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Release date:Critic score:User score:Plot summary (from Metacritic): Review (from Game Tyrant):
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Will he be remembered as a tyrant, or as a hero?
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There followed a brief coda as a deposed, and dying, tyrant.
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Maduro is an illegitimate ruler, a tyrant who abuses his people.
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Maduro is an illegitimate ruler, a tyrant who brutalizes his people.
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Critics call him a ruthless tyrant intent only on wielding power.
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He's a repressive tyrant and (Trump) fell in love with him.
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Not bad for a tyrant apprentice coming fully into his own.
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"Down with the tyrant!" they chanted against President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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" "No prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant.
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But Seacrest — that red carpet tyrant — wouldn't let her deal with it.
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We were going to depose a tyrant and make everybody's life better.
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His first takedown of the tyrant halted, nationwide, the initial Muslim ban.
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But Cromwell was also a ruthless killer who served a cruel tyrant.
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" Twelve years later, he called Mr. Fleischmann "the Tyrant of the Philharmonic.
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She just learned to walk, and is now a tyrant in diapers.
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The worst thing, though, is that you become a tyrant yourself. ♦
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No prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant.
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Only a movement can save you from the tyrant in your pocket.
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I felt freed, like a slave being freed from an evil tyrant.
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Stalin was another tyrant who would make the "worst dictators in history" list.
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The Globigs, in turn, laugh at him, as a jumped-up local tyrant.
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After leaving the police station (and the Tyrant) I felt so much relief.
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He wielded power like a tyrant, controlling every aspect of the island's existence.
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"We were weakened as a nation and a tyrant was strengthened," he said.
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You might recognize Madison's worry about corporations being government's "tyrant," but "its tool"?
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" During a hearing on Capitol Hill last week, Pompeo labeled Kim a "tyrant.
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Iran's ruling monarch, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was considered a tyrant by the revolutionaries.
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Democrats thought he was a tyrant, a rube, and was destroying the Constitution.
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What kind of a sick tyrant stops food from getting to hungry people?
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And why did Trump congratulate a Turkish tyrant for consolidating his dictatorial powers?
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In a statement following his death, Trump called Castro a tyrant and dictator.
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" Who extolled the world's cruelest tyrant as someone who "wrote me beautiful letters.
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The film shows the tyrant what could be if he stopped being a dick.
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There's a new Tyrant in town and his name is Thomas the Tank Engine.
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Fares previously played Senator Vespar in Rogue One and also stars in FX's Tyrant.
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I personally love her Jorja Smith duet "Tyrant," which is about a rude guy.
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There's this thought that to be a leader you need to be a tyrant.
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Alongside this, the military council moved to weaken the power of the former tyrant.
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"No prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant," McCain lamented.
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The loss of the Awl Network is a gain for the tyrant of centralization.
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Consider racism, sexism, and every other "ism," or the tyrant in the living room.
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Wannabe tyrant Donald Trump is banning reporters he doesn't like from official press events.
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Almost every day, strident misogynists called Pao a tyrant, an "Asian slut," or worse.
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Calling Maduro a dictator and a tyrant, Guaido made an appeal for new elections.
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"No prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant," GOP Sen.
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People shuffled past, including your correspondent, to catch a glimpse of the deceased tyrant.
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He was a tyrant, many said, but he was also the nation's father figure.
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Standing against the tyrant misogynistic preppie fuck liar Bigot who is Not my president.
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Araud even wooed immigration tyrant Stephen Miller to the chateau with good French wine.
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No longer will Jean-Jacques Dessalines be disregarded or portrayed merely as a tyrant.
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"It's hard to challenge a tyrant," said R.J. Lyman, chairman of Mr. Weld's campaign.
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"The assassination of Jamal Khashoggi was a political hit by a tyrant," Raskin said.
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" She went on, "Dershowitz thinks he's a tyrant and can get away with anything.
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But it will take more than the death of a tyrant to undo his legacy.
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Few Zimbabweans relish the idea of the army replacing one blood-soaked tyrant with another.
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Wrap yourself with the Infinity Gauntlet Scarf for $19.99 See Details Mad Tyrant, cool shirt.
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But don&apost expect to see any of the Nazi propaganda that glorifies a tyrant.
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"That great ambition unchecked by principles is an unruly Tyrant," Hamilton wrote in early 1801.
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Excerpted from The Sarah Book by Scott McClanhan by arrangement with New York Tyrant Books.
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This is again, this is the action of a tyrant," Scarborough said on "Morning Joe.
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The SOTU is one of the rare situations that always demand the "glass tyrant," however.
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Recently he described Mr Putin not as a despot or tyrant, but as a turnip.
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" McCain added that, "No prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant.
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But before torching the tyrant, the Long Islanders did something odd, at least to us.
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Or they don't care, as long as it's their thin-skinned prompter-authoritarian-tyrant-narcissist.
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Frida Ghitis: What Trump's gushing over a brutal tyrant tells us There are two Trumps.
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But it also brings an opportunity, because though one tyrant is dead, the tyranny remains.
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"You cannot expect justice from a tyrant," wrote Matthew Caruana Galizia in a Twitter post.
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His novel, The Great American Suction, will be published by Tyrant Books in February 2019.
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Her novel, "Literally Show Me a Healthy Person," was published by Tyrant Books in 2017.
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"No prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant," Mr. McCain said.
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Her novel, "literally show me a healthy person," was published by Tyrant Books in 2017.
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The populist begins as the people's champion; later, having tasted power, he becomes their tyrant.
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And how can we fix a situation like this, where a tyrant calls the shots?
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With the word "tyrant" attached permanently to him, America had its slogan, its hate figure.
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Mr. Sanders called President Nicolás Maduro a tyrant and called for democratic elections in Venezuela.
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In its first season, Succession establishes Logan as a tyrant but also a faltering one.
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On the other, a tyrant rules, justice is chained and her scales shattered and fear rules.
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The sudden death of the blond child-tyrant caused widespread celebration instead of cries of dismay.
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"No prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant," wrote Senator John McCain.
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This is you are run by a tyrant; he is going to take away your rights.
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Except for that Tyrant battle at the end of disc one—that was some cheap shit.
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It was an honor to be w the Viana family & toast the death of a tyrant.
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Here the strength of the nation does not come from the false glory of a tyrant.
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Tame Your Terrible Office Tyrant: How to Manage Childish Boss Behavior and Thrive in Your Job
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But think if the tyrant had been as upright as his disciples trusted him to be.
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The demon, rejecting God as a "tyrant" who demands obedience, not power, seeks freedom and knowledge.
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On the contrary, in a democracy the would-be tyrant offers himself as the people's champion.
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" Critics, however, viewed him as engaging in "social engineering," and some called him a "judicial tyrant.
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" Instead, Attorney General William Barr's summary emboldens our would-be tyrant to go after his "enemies.
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And although Mobutu was tyrant—and I don't want to get too political, but here we go—although he was a tyrant and he was a bad guy, nothing I can say that's nice about him except that maybe he made Trump look good, you know?
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Perhaps Mr. Mueller is the one who was the tyrant, not the president of the United States.
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That is why every aspiring tyrant in modern history has made the independent media his first target.
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The White House isn't much of a symbol for American freedom when it's occupied by a tyrant.
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It was a revolt against a blood-drenched tyrant who had recently slashed fuel and fertiliser subsidies.
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" North Korea parried by calling him an "imbecile" and a "tyrant that puts Hitler in the shade.
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As Adam Sutler in the Natalie Portman film V for Vendetta, Hurt brought this tyrant to life.
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It may be instructive that the cure for addiction is to trade in one tyrant for another.
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The Western-backed Shah was replaced by another tyrant, Ayatollah Khomeini, and Reza's fate remains ominously vague.
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If someone gave you the chance to eat your own petty tyrant, wouldn't you do the same?
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A man who began his public life as a hero turned into the worst kind of tyrant.
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Many Zimbabweans rejoiced to be rid of a capricious tyrant with no interest in true democratic rule.
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" Pompeo wrote on Twitter: "What kind of a sick tyrant stops food from getting to hungry people?
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"A simple Internet search would show I think you're a tyrant," Church responded to Trump on Twitter.
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We would overthrow the tyrant and then the Iraqi people would be free to create their own democracy.
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Meanwhile, Vortigern has become a creepy, preening tyrant, prone to plummy speeches about the pleasures of being feared.
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"We will oppose any effort by the president to make himself a king and a tyrant," Nadler said.
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"Many mayors have stood up in this country against this tyrant," Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said on CBS.
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As his well-documented history demonstrates, he is as deficient in emotional intelligence as the most egregious tyrant.
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Biden had criticized Kim Jong Un as a "dictator" and a "tyrant" at a recent rally in Philadelphia.
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Thousands of people are dead, and there's a new tyrant trying to take control of the Seven Kingdoms.
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As played by Lia Williams, Miss Brodie is less the tyrant of the book than a tragic figure.
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That was the Congolese state under Mobutu Sese Seko, the kleptocratic tyrant who ruled from 1965 to 1997.
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"Today Venezuela has the opportunity to peacefully rebel against a tyrant who is closing himself in," Guaido said.
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Trump is used to functioning as a tyrant within his own world, and that's how he is governing.
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But the public radio network wasn't calling for a revolution, and it wasn't calling the President a tyrant.
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To do so would not only cede decades of progress, but it would normalize and enable a tyrant.
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That tyrant would drag women away from their desks and exile them to the kitchen and the nursery.
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After giving up his nuclear weapons program, Libyan tyrant Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown and gruesomely killed in 2011.
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Dionysius, a tyrant who ruled the Cretan kingdom of Heraclea in the fourth century B.C., was massively overweight.
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The tyrant he referred to was not Trump, of course, but the communists he imagined running the government.
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To be sure, we had right wing McCarthyism, but a Republican president stood up to that potential tyrant.
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GORDON I did a show called "Tyrant," one I was not running, but kind of wound up running.
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We should not leap to the conclusion that Bechtel has been only a tyrant rather than a tool.
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Already a hero, Caesar, we are told, wants to be a king, a tyrant, maybe even a god.
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"We are ready for this tyrant with every strength we have," the militia leaders said in a statement.
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"President Trump's kowtowing to Vladimir Putin is endangering our national security and emboldening a dangerous tyrant," Pelosi said.
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Reformists have already criticized Iran's support for the secular tyrant in Syria; those criticisms may grow in volume.
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An analogy was making the rounds: Was Trump a manageable petty tyrant, in the mold of Silvio Berlusconi?
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Tyrant, the new book by Shakespeare scholar Stephen Greenblatt, is written in the same spirit as Kakutani's famous review.
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"We have a president who is a tyrant," said Haaland, setting the fiery tone for much of what followed.
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In Senegal, a so-called hybrid court with an international mandate convicted Hissène Habré, a Chadian tyrant, in 2016.
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It may or may not stay the hand of a tyrant, it may or may not prevent a massacre.
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The following is an exclusive excerpt from David Shapiro's new book Supremacist, out July 5 on New York Tyrant.
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While Maduro alleges a U.S.-backed coup plot, foes say he has wrecked the economy and become a tyrant.
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Yet now, here was this same tyrant, in a photo attachment, wearing a red skirt and sheer sleeveless blouse.
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But for the South Koreans, it makes him an evil tyrant who might just be ready for some change.
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The result, of course, is the opposite — the silenced dissenter emerges as the righteous accuser, the tyrant as crook.
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Until the grandkids started to make a joke of it, and the fuckin' old tyrant decided to join in.
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Thanks to allies in Moscow and Tehran, the tyrant Bashar al-Assad retains his stranglehold over much of Syria.
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But let's not descend to even quietly controlled tantrums; rather, let's vote this tyrant out of office in November.
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It was a mistake that might have sent a tyrant like Coco Chanel or Alexander McQueen into a rage.
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But like some preschool tyrant, Bennett ripped that toy out of the hands of the kid who had it first.
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It was the mark of a tyrant ruler, but there's also something magnetic about seeing Dany embrace her absolute power.
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But "The Bells" focuses on their vulnerability and helplessness, turning Daenerys' attack into the behavior of a vengeance-crazed tyrant.
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Then she fell in love with a tyrant and fled Romania when she was just barely finished being a teenager.
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Zia Ul-Haq enforced his ideals like a tyrant and reversed all the progressive socialist ideals of the previous government.
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Having just got rid of one unaccountable tyrant, the founders were keen to prevent the emergence of a homegrown version.
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Ms Showalter notes Chev's achievements and acknowledges that he had his defenders, yet still leaves the impression of a tyrant.
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Chthonic's music often focuses on Taiwan's identity, with graphic music videos such as 2013 hit 'Supreme Pain for the Tyrant'.
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Damage was done to Assad, a tyrant responsible for the deaths of an increasingly uncountable number of his own civilians.
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In a country where everything is a façade, it took the death of a tyrant to pull the curtain back.
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A form of government in which the supreme power is vested in a tyrant by a terrified general electorate. 2.
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We all want to be around people who are kind instead of a cruel tyrant who insists on ruling others.
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Once it catches Leon's trail, the Tyrant follows him relentlessly, able to enter almost all rooms in the police department.
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In 2011, local promotion Universal Reality Combat Championship hosted a bout between featherweight Honorio Banario and Iranian tyrant Razi Jabbari.
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A mesmerizing rumination on power, "Lotus" shows the Buddha, traditionally perceived as a peaceful figure, gradually transforming into a tyrant.
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We're the ones on the streets, and we're going to use the Second Amendment to defend ourselves against any tyrant.
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Describing them all is beyond the scope of this article, so instead let's focus on the most relevant: the tyrant.
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Two and a half years into his sentence, he got a letter from Matthew Johnson, co-owner of Tyrant Books.
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Playing the kitchen tyrant, regularly berating young cooks for mistakes nobody else would notice, Mr. Robuchon embodied the old order.
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No. No. No. O Nation miserable, blasphemed By an untitled tyrant, bloody-sceptered, who By his own interdiction stands accurs'd.
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For centuries, students learned Latin by memorizing the writing of the great Roman tyrant and republic-ending ogre Julius Caesar.
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When I spoke to her, I thought I was addressing a tyrant in whose overthrow my only weapons were words.
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It protects the individual not only against the abuses of a tyrant but also against the abuses of democratic majorities.
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Louis XVI, another conservative wig bearing tyrant, was found guilty of high treason and met his fate in the guillotine.
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The entire rebellion plot feels like a lackluster retread of season 123's efforts to overthrow a different tyrant ruling Krypton.
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Plato famously argued in The Republic that a tyrant, however powerful, ultimately suffers in the end by corrupting his own soul.
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In a flattened tone, he told me what I already knew — what I assumed everyone knew: That Harvey was a tyrant.
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One poll gives him an approval rating of just 16%, making him less popular even than Venezuela's incompetent tyrant, Nicolás Maduro.
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In case you want to show some love for the Mad Tyrant, these Infinity Gauntlet earrings will make quite the statement.
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" U.S. VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT MIKE PENCE: U.S. Vice President-elect Mike Pence said on Twitter that: "The tyrant Castro is dead.
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David Coltart, a prominent figure in the opposition, said on Twitter: "We have removed a tyrant but not yet a tyranny."
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This month, independent publisher New York Tyrant releases The Sarah Book, McClanahan's latest, a semi-autobiographical novel based on his divorce.
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Trump's associates have been accused of ties to Russian intelligence, and he himself has been called a liar and a tyrant.
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She's a cruel femme fatale, a savagely protective mother, and a power-hungry tyrant who has zero insight into her incompetence.
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While he is far from a tyrant and has done a terrific job as president, he needs to stop doing this.
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Others, from the safety of the United States, publicly accused Mr. Castro of betraying the revolution and called him a tyrant.
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Her visit to meet with Assad was roundly criticized by members of both parties, who accused Gabbard of legitimizing a tyrant.
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A tyrant would have remained in power, and many people would have died—but perhaps fewer than died in the intervention.
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A democratic tyrant slips into power by dint of deception: He is usually rich, but he carries himself as a commoner.
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In that first book, Sansa is a bit haughty and presumptuous, and then she later becomes a prisoner of a tyrant.
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When I moved out and began reigning over my own shoe-free home, I too became a tyrant for clean floors.
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How dare we as Americans threaten to let a tyrant and bully, like Mr. Trump, get this far out of hand.
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None is supposed to have power over the other, so that a tyrant cannot take control, and make the laws himself.
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"It would be a tragedy if we removed a tyrant in Iraq, only to leave chaos in its wake," he said.
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At the council meeting, Yara is taken to task for defending Daenerys, who she says freed her people from a tyrant.
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We know that Hitler set himself up as a tyrant, launched a cataclysmic war, and waged a campaign of genocidal slaughter.
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Was the first appearance of the Little Nero's car subtly challenging Kevin not to become a tyrant, like that infamous Roman?
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The owner was a homosexual tyrant (and fellow client of Honey's), whose demeanor vacillated between lecherously boozed-up and furiously coked-out.
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Similarly, Biff Tannen (Thomas Wilson) is a turd in every timeline, whether he's an obsequious next-door valet or a rich tyrant.
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In season five, though, President Selina Meyer has stepped up her disdain game so much that she's almost become a total tyrant.
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But then she kinda committed a bunch of war crimes, killed thousands of innocent people, and turned into a terrifying tyrant. Yay?
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If a putative impeachment effort were to fail, the country could be left "with a corrupt tyrant and his angry, vengeful supporters".
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If a tyrant did, he would speedily be deposed by the state governments, who would lead the armed people in the militias.
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At best, he winds up at the mercy of a glad-handing tyrant who's willing to exploit him for all he's worth.
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In 1968, Issam Mahfouz's play "The Dictator", about a mentally disturbed tyrant who believes himself humanity's saviour, unsurprisingly fell afoul of censors.
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It only makes sense that the power-hungry tyrant would want to ensure his legacy lived on long after he was gone.
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Today, Russia is in the business of defending both diplomatically and militarily the chemical-weapons-wielding tyrant it was supposed to disarm.
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But he also created legions of enemies and critics, concentrated among the exiles in Miami who saw him as a ruthless tyrant.
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A person's thirst to control his or her own destiny will never be quenched by an angry tyrant or the secret police.
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Two of the 20th Century's most ruthless tyrants—China's dictator Mao Tse-Tung and the USSR's tyrant Joseph Stalin—were effectively deterred.
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Yet for all its sprawl and ambition, it comes back to the dichotomy of the artist and the anti-artist, the tyrant.
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"No prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant," Mr. McCain said in the wake of the summit meeting.
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"No prior president has ever abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant," Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said in a statement.
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As for Mr. Caine, never one to be fazed by the ludicrous, he plays Anton as less murderous tyrant than grandfatherly codger.
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And Jeffry Denman is unnervingly intense as Michael, the clean-cut tyrant who becomes Luke's self-appointed mentor, father and (possibly) lover.
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As Mr. Trump condemned Venezuela strongman Nicolas Maduro as "a tyrant who brutalizes," and Ms. Pelosi initially appeared expressionless, one man scoffed.
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It might not manifest as Joe, but we all have a tyrant judge latent within us if we choose to awaken him.
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Biden campaign spokesman Andrew Bates, in a statement responding to the KCNA remarks, repeated that Kim is a dictator and a tyrant.
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The people in that room had the power to alter the course of history, and they were fucking dancing for a tyrant.
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Folks, America's an idea, an idea that's stronger than any army, bigger than any ocean, more powerful than any dictator or tyrant.
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And maybe I was trying to help them unionize, or maybe I was like the tyrant boss that was preventing them from unionizing.
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"This is what it looks like when a little tyrant fairy artist holds you down and makes your face look 'better,'" Tatum wrote.
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"Despite looking a bit like Dobby the House Elf, he is a ruthless and manipulative tyrant," Johnson said, writing in his Telegraph column.
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He confirmed to The Information that he was embarrassed by Nest's products and that he'd called Fadell a "tyrant bureaucrat" to his face.
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Alas, these catalogues and checklists are more emotionally satisfying for Trump opponents (see, he is a tyrant, they can exclaim) than genuinely illuminating.
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The tyrant-slayers and lovers Aristogeiton and Harmodius were the first non-deity subjects of statues in Athens in the 6th century BCE.
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Even if it fails to stop a catastrophe in progress, it may give second thoughts to another tinpot tyrant watching from a distance.
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His move to redirect Victoria's letters to him, instead of Baroness Lehzen, makes him really seem a little bit like a German tyrant.
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Sansa demands that he punish the unworthy vassals and rule as a tyrant, lest he wind up like Ned, Robb, Catelyn, and Hillary.
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He will be remembered as a sad, small tyrant who rode a wave of Facebook hoaxes and Twitter hate to hijack a party.
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Ullrich's Hitler is no tyrant-sorcerer who leads an innocent Germany astray; he is a chameleon, acutely conscious of the image he projects.
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Trump went from verbally attacking the democratically elected Prime Minister of Canada, America's neighbor and loyal ally, to unnecessarily praising a brutal tyrant.
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In the acknowledgements section of Tyrant, a slim volume of under 200 pages, Greenblatt recounts a conversation over dinner during Trump's presidential campaign.
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It took about five minutes to get through the rest of the anxiety-inducing Tyrant section, a section that probably totaled 20 minutes.
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But many Nigerians have used social media to criticize Onnoghen's ousting, calling Buhari a tyrant and saying it's the President who should go.
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But can they really elevate that concern above national security and entrust the country to a tyrant-loving, Putin-flirting, NATO-dissing novice?
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Basically, he appears to be revealing himself to be a ruthless tyrant, only with a different social and economic agenda from his predecessors.
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But Dany's speech to the survivors of the loot-train attack makes her sound like another tyrant: Bend the knee and join me.
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They say he's temperamentally unfit to be president, and suggest he could end up a potential tyrant, demagogue, or threat to world peace.
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Or maybe he's just a merciless tyrant and creep, and to dress him in clinical language is to let him off the hook.
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The framers of the Constitution had just finished fighting an incredibly violent and costly war against a tyrant when they wrote the Constitution.
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"Trump called the tyrant by his name: He is a dictator," said Miriam de la Peña, whom Mr. Trump mentioned during his speech.
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To put that in perspective, a 33-year-old tyrant who specializes in macabre family executions would hold a gun to America's head.
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Like Mao, Kim is a ruthless and blood-thirsty tyrant whose sole objective in life is to maintain his grip on to power.
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In Mr. Janetti's hands, Prince George is a jealous, insecure tyrant, with a cruel hatred for anyone who upstages him, especially Ms. Markle.
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In both cases, having overthrown one tyrant — the czar in 1917 and communism in 1991 — Russia ended up handing over power to another.
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If this happens, it would be a direct result of President Trump's strong leadership and decisive action toward the brutal North Korean tyrant.
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He preposterously proclaimed that there was "no political repression" on the island, which was then ruled by President Jean-Claude Duvalier, a tyrant.
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"In a free and open society it's almost impossible to negotiate with a tyrant, to find common ground with a bully," he said.
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In Matthew, he enters a world of political turmoil: Herod the Great was a tyrant, a megalomaniac, and yet easily threatened by a child.
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The provisions they put into place to check the power of a "tyrant" may now be put to their greatest test in American history.
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And what Tyrant reminds us is that our current time is one of mounting terror at what's happening in the highest seats of government.
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You view the state as the enemy, a tyrant that curtails liberty, and believe that we would be better off without most of it.
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Trump had already exposed himself as a gushing Putin fanboy, even offering to turn NATO into a protection racket for the shirtless Kremlin tyrant.
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It&aposs far better, if you are Kadyrov, to be seen as a friend to the rich and famous than as a brutal tyrant.
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Ariana Grande is acting like a tyrant on her new tour ... at least, according to media organizations that are fuming over her photography policy.
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"The apostates must know, starting with the tyrant judges, that their blasphemous judgments ... will not pass without severe punishment," the Islamic State statement said.
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Which means Trump is either an aspiring tyrant or he's so foolish that he can easily be manipulated into self-destruction by an underling.
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In the jungle, their bigger cousins, including a true Tyrant Lizard, unbeatable and capable of spawning right on the player's butt, if they're unlucky.
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After Cleveland, they will stand for nothing but the bombastic tyrant who lets the smallest thing get under his very thin, very orange skin.
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"I'd love to meet anybody who likes my work," Raff — who's also behind FX's "Tyrant" and the USA Network's "Dig" — says with a chuckle.
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They're getting steamrolled by a tyrant because Trump understands media and understands the country he lives in more than those that cover him do.
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SAFRAN And I don't want to pile on Howard, because it's not his fault, but the thing with "Tyrant" is that … GORDON I accept.
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The throne room is in ruins, with Daenerys driven mad by the central conflict of her character: Is she a tyrant or a reformer?
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They dethroned a tyrant, resisted the urge to seize absolute power in victory, and helped launch an experiment in representative government that has endured.
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But framing the conflict between Elizabeth and Mary as one between an anxious, barren tyrant and a quick-witted underdog is just plain wrong.
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The legions team up to fight Thanos, an interstellar tyrant on a mission to collect the six Infinity Stones, which will make him omnipotent.
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In life and in something resembling death, she's a ruthless tyrant who can also be funny as hell, especially when she's exasperated with Kevin.
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In late August, the US Postal Service issued a set of stamps featuring everyone's favorite tyrant king of the lizards, the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex.
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I realized the other day that almost all my Turkish journalist friends had been either jailed, fired or exiled by the caliph-tyrant Erdogan.
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To the Editor: Re "To the President, Another Tyrant to Admire" (editorial, June 13): President Trump is not "gushing" over his North Korean counterpart.
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In one of these, the philosopher and mathematician, Pythagoras, born in Samos in 570 B.C., is said to have hidden from the tyrant Polyckrates.
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They would argue that because Mr. Orban's party won two-thirds of the seats in the Hungarian Parliament, he surely cannot be a tyrant.
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As for the ice-hearted tyrant, he turns out to be an elegant gentleman with a mellow bass voice, commandingly sung by Peter Rose.
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Now, Radcliffe is Prince Chauncley, the simple-minded son of great tyrant who, as Chauncley points out, could probably benefit from anger-management therapy.
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This is a tyrant who sees power as a zero-sum game: The exercise of it by another branch means diminution of his own.
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There were signs of the budding tyrant already in Mr. Mugabe's dealings with revolutionary comrades during the liberation wars of the 1960s and '70s.
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Lenin's embalmed corpse is still on display in the Red Square, and the tyrant Joseph Stalin's ashes are still entombed in the Kremlin wall.
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She may have been set up to look like "an apologist for a tyrant," but she doesn't appear to have done her homework either.
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" • US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo attacked Maduro on Twitter, saying, "What kind of a sick tyrant stops food from getting to hungry people?
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Larry Pittman, who's also being challenged in a primary, has been attacked for his Facebook post calling Abraham Lincoln a "tyrant" akin to Adolf Hitler.
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A Prince whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people.
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The archetype of a child star is that of a tiny tyrant — a rich, egomaniacal diva who gets what they want, whenever they want it.
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The reigning tyrant, Kim Jong Un, is in his 30s; and his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, is the "eternal president" despite having died in 1994.
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While it's clear that The Walking Dead knows Negan is a tyrant, the series is also a little too interested in making that tyranny alluring.
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Bush felt like the war on terrorism justified extreme measures; Dany seems to think the same about her crusade against slavery and the "tyrant" Cersei.
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Neither is going to happen—rich, democratic South Korea is not about to throw in its lot with a North still run by a tyrant.
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In 2008 it awarded a PhD to Saif Qaddafi, son of Muammar, the late Libyan tyrant, before accepting a £1.5m ($2.9m) donation from his foundation.
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Many hoped to repeat the earlier feat in which months of mass protests had prompted the army to step in and depose a hated tyrant.
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Mowaffak al-Rubaiee, a member of parliament and former National Security Adviser, said the war was waged for a noble cause - to oust a tyrant.
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There are also two other products mentioned in the lawsuit for Overwatch and Heroes of the Storm — Watchover Tyrant, and Stormbuddy — that are currently unavailable.
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There's just one problem though, and it is the problem that confronts any country with a tyrant: shareholders have no power here to affect change.
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"Norman is a tyrant," said William Valentin, who spent five years on the executive board and was kicked out by Mr. Seabrook in August 2015.
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Lincoln was the same sort if tyrant, and personally responsible for the deaths of over 800,000 Americans in a war that was unnecessary and unconstitutional.
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Simply, the unconventional North Korean tyrant, by effecting a historic summit meeting with President Trump, has outfoxed the United States into making one-sided concessions.
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Tyrant in the Machine: Cathy O'Neil had been working as a quant at a hedge fund for about a year when the global economy collapsed.
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It could be that their boss is a tyrant; it could also be that they're bored and curious to see what else is out there.
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For a dinosaur whose scientific name literally translates to tyrant lizard king, Tyrannosaurus rex gets a whole lot of shit for its hilariously puny arms.
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When we first meet him, he's a tyrant who doesn't have to raise his voice because he assumes his every wish is everybody else's command.
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With its plot about a greedy, wall-building tyrant and the impecunious young artist who resists him, "Hadestown" is political art to Mr. De Shields.
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Tyrannosaurs are known as "tyrant lizards," so I thought it would be whimsical to flip that on its head in the opening to this story.
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It could be the Senate that saves America from this tyrant and his throngs of cheering supporters who have set this whole nightmare in motion.
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Kim Jong Un, the third generation of the Kim family, has become a typical example of a tyrant driving a nail in his political coffin.
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Recently, Cuba lost the brutal tyrant Fidel Castro; his egomaniacal, narcissistic bloviations were always quite an earfull for those who took the time to listen.
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It's difficult to buy Negan's schoolyard bully tactics having so great an effect on either character — and by extension almost everyone else the tyrant meets.
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Jane encouraged Henry to reconcile with his eldest daughter, Mary — a difficult feat, considering Henry was a temperamental tyrant who had already executed one meddling wife.
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Nearly every past administration has hosted an unsavory dictator or two, a war lord or a tyrant, people who were truly undeserving of their elevated surroundings.
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He also endured revisiting his painful past for the film, which followed a journalist trapped in Cambodia during tyrant Pol Pot's bloody "Year Zero" cleansing campaign.
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Still, it's been hard to justify Daenerys' ambition leading her to become a tyrant, especially since she has become a symbol of the power of women.
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Here's some helpful historical background for my fellow Americans: Her grandfather was King George III (you know, the tyrant colonists revolted against), who had 15 children.
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Sure, she's partially responsible for making his life hell, and she's partially the reason Bran is paralyzed, and she's a malevolent tyrant, but family is family.
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Once wielded by the malevolent space tyrant Thanos, this "toy" is very intricately designed and is inspired by the monumental final film in the Avengers franchise.
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The lesson from the Arab spring is that even a leader who starts by sweeping away a tyrant must bring improvements rapidly or risk losing support.
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Precisely because she had known real tyranny, she knew that this president—nervily perched at the edge of his chair, while she reclined—was no tyrant.
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"The tyrant regime is legitimized," said Hamdeen Sabahi, a former presidential candidate and a senior member of the Civil Democratic Movement, an alliance of opposition groups.
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Columbus quickly established himself as a tyrant leader over Hispaniola, colonizing Haiti and the Dominican Republic and becoming the founder of the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
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"In an environment where children are still being killed, such attempts do not have any function apart from making things easier for the tyrant," he said.
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As if picking a fight with Tyrant wasn't enough, Bored Thanos later chose to side with a universe-threatening force during the Annihilation arc of comics.
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"A simple Internet search would show I think you're a tyrant," Church tweeted at the president-elect, topping it off with a handful of poop emoji.
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Kim recently slammed the Democratic primary front-runner as a "fool of low IQ", after Biden called the North Korean leader a dictator and a tyrant.
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The Mad Tyrant is finally making his way to our planet and taking on Earth's Mightiest Heroes in Avengers: Infinity War, which premieres on April 27.
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Stephen Greenblatt's Tyrant is a survey of all Shakespeare's major despots: Richard II, Macbeth, King Lear, Coriolanus, Leontes of The Winter's Tale, Saturninus of Titus Andronicus.
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"They should have said to him, 'God speed, you are negotiating with the crazy nuclear tyrant in North Korea, and we are behind you,'" Kudlow said.
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Miami Cubans took to the streets to celebrate the death of a tyrant, a symbol of death and loss for Cubans of all races and faiths.
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Mnangagwa: A 'tyrant' who could be Zimbabwe's next president As Zimbabweans celebrated the demise of Mugabe on Tuesday, it was unclear whether they would welcome Mnangagwa.
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So, like my brother did Saturday night surrounded by his loved ones, we raise a glass, in honor of their escape from a tyrant, finally gone.
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Maybe she's just looking for revenge—messing around with the person behind a fake account, fronting as a tyrant responsible for the deaths of countless people.
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And Mr. Hopkins's Lear is at first every inch the tyrant; a blunt, gruff, arrogant man used to obedience and obeisance, incapable of reflection or empathy.
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It's possible to think of Chávez as a totalitarian or a tyrant for suppressing his opponents while rejecting the term "dictator" to describe a popular president.
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SF: And having worked for a lot of great directors, the whole director-as-tyrant thing, I've never seen it and I'm not good around it.
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Landon said FDR announced his decision "with the omnipotence of a Hitler" Republicans pounced, and used the move to portray Roosevelt as a power-mad tyrant.
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About the only thing "Desperate Measures" hangs onto is the premise behind a nun's being asked to bed a tyrant in order to free her brother.
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The sudden change came after months in which Mr. Kim presented himself as a statesman, changing his image from tyrant to moderate on the world stage.
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In her account of the Eichmann trial, she describes how she thinks the tyrant dictator emerges through emotional appeal to the people, rather than political appeal.
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THE BOOK REVIEW A review on June 24 about "Tyrant: Shakespeare on Politics," by Stephen Greenblatt, misidentified the play that features the rebel leader Jack Cade.
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I won't have to hear paeans of praise sung for North Korea's ogreish tyrant, or for Turkey's pernicious strongman, or for China's cult-of-personality despot.
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Looking at 10 Downing Street and the American White House now, I wonder which nation is constitutionally most in danger of allowing a tyrant to arise.
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The golf establishment tends to remember Roberts as a sour figure, a charmless tyrant, and a canny sycophant—the bad cop to the faultless Bobby Jones.
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"Mesut Ozil's honorable behavior inspired us... Everybody should raise their voice against this tyrant like Mesut did," Adem Adil said, a protester marching with the crowd.
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Others, including many in the large Cuban exile community in Miami, have condemned him as a tyrant who jailed opponents and ruined the economy through socialism.
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Some Senate Republicans cited Kim as a "despot tyrant," but others were reluctant to weigh in on the president's apparent esteem for the North Korean leader.
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Um. Well, everything I know about Kim Jong Un is that he is a despot tyrant and he is harmful to the people of North Korea.
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The soldiers running Sudan signed a power-sharing deal with the opposition, whose protests led to the fall of President Omar al-Bashir, a tyrant, in April.
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Powhida's work in particular, with its laundry list of insults and palette of mocking portraits, suggests an artist preparing for a protracted conflict with an ascendant tyrant.
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The series follows an eternal war between twin planets: the utopian New Genesis, ruled by the benevolent Highfather, and the dystopic Apokolips, dominated by the tyrant Darkseid.
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Could Alice perhaps stop her from becoming the "Off with their heads!" tyrant of literary fame, thus preventing her from sending the Jabberwocky after the Hatter's family?
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Based on the George Orwell novel of the same name, the play details a dystopian future in which an unseen tyrant named Big Brother rules over all.
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Like his father, Kim Jong Un is a terrible tyrant that pursues his own grandeur at the expense of his people who starve and languish in isolation.
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It would be laughable if the campaign were simply laying down the grand excuse for the label that will follow the tyrant from Trump Tower after Nov.
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But a failure to confront a nuclear tyrant like Kim Jong Un would lead to irreversible devastation and a world on constant edge for generations to come.
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Very few seem disturbed by the fact that I've assumed the identity of a tyrant—at least, no one tells me they have a problem with it.
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How dare McCain say I am a naïve egotist with a sympathy for autocrats who abjectly abased myself before a tyrant and failed to defend American values?
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Progressive activists and Democrats in Congress both routinely refer to President Trump as a "fascist," a "tyrant" and a witting stooge of President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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"The army is as great a tyrant as the king was," one of the soldiers (Gregg Mozgala) complains, only neglecting to include the church in his disappointment.
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" The tyrant is at last brought down by the tribunes — not heroes, mere functionaries, "akin to the much-maligned professional politicians of democratic congresses and parliaments everywhere.
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There are allusions to unhappiness in the writers' room because of Stewart's autocratic rule, with one producer saying "plenty of people" would describe Stewart as a tyrant.
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Yet, at the same time that Trump is calling Castro a tyrant, he has said that flag burning should be a criminal offense in the United States.
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"He will manage to get elected using fear or many tricks, and then we'll have a succession from one tyrant to the next," Nooke told broadcaster SWR2.
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Next to letting Westeros be an actual tyrant-free democracy, it would have meant a lot to see a woman on the throne who wasn't mad or evil.
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Tommy the Tyrant is finally retiring and Elizabeth pushes to have Martin reinstated as her top aide instead of the man who is next in line, Michael Adeane.
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The NAC, then led by tyrant Pat Lundvall, fined "The Axe Murderer" $70,000 in addition to handing him an absurdly-harsh lifetime ban from competing at their hearing.
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In her statement, read by a translator in Russian, Savchenko also called President Vladimir Putin a "tyrant" and said her trial was a "farce" orchestrated by the Kremlin.
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If a policy passes on a party-line vote, or through unilateral use of executive action, it is assumed to be the work of a power-mad tyrant.
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Many of the more than two dozen residents interviewed by Reuters over the past week referred to the Indian prime minister as "zaalim", an Urdu word meaning "tyrant".
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Though not much has been revealed about the upcoming Halloween murder-mystery, including James' character, Geek Tyrant reported that the confirmed roles include a character named Officer Steve.
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Bloody Tyrant, a band which rose from the ashes of a death metal band known as Demise, has followed in Chthonic's footsteps, melding Taiwanese folk and black metal.
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Its functions included calm deliberation to protect against foreign interference in elections, the election of a person without the requisite character, or a tyrant empowered by charismatic manipulation.
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Kudlow said allies should have been more supportive of Trump given the meeting with Kim, using the words "crazy nuclear tyrant" in reference to the North Korean leader.
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It's gratifying to see the petty tyrant tossed from his horse, though I suspected the book's meta-cleverness was meaningless to my 7- and 4-year-old sons.
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The outpouring from ordinary Cubans contrasts with the hatred of many Cuban exiles who saw Castro as a tyrant who jailed opponents and ruined the economy with socialism.
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" Conversely, the left-wing magazine Current Affairs highlighted Hefner's "totalitarian control" of the women who lived in the Playboy mansion, calling him a "tyrant" and "an abusive creep.
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She's the sort of buttery tyrant who chides her girls for not offering her a seat and orders one to recite a sonnet while another rubs her feet.
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I had to clench my jaw to suppress the rejoinder that China's best-known tyrant, Mao Zedong, has his portrait overlooking the killing field known as Tiananmen Square.
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In the world designed by Wobbly Dev, the player must defeat an orange-faced tyrant who blathers on the television, beckoning his followers to do his dirty work.
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When the action moves to Germany, he also speechifies to a member of a rising right-wing nationalist group about the dangers of letting a tyrant attain power.
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One can only imagine what Tracy Dows's "irascible" tyrant of a mother (who was said to bear a striking resemblance to Queen Victoria) would have said about that.
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The primary U.S. ally in the region, Saudi Arabia, is led by a murderous tyrant who is fighting a brutal and indecisive war in Yemen with American help.
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In taking on Caesar, Shakespeare decided to confront the most divisive and provocative political question of the day: Under what circumstances is it justified to depose a tyrant?
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Aku may have decorated his lair from the same catalogue as Ming, but he's still a sliver of cosmic darkness fallen to earth, not a mere mortal tyrant.
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John Toland, author of "Adolf Hitler: The Definitive Biography," wrote that the tyrant and mass murderer thought the U.S. reservation system was a useful template for Jewish concentration camps.
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There is a scene in Act III in which the tyrant, Gesler (played with delightful villainy by bass-baritone John Relyea), forces the peasants to dance until they collapse.
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According to the BBC, reports have surfaced in Russia of a bizarre program maintained by the Soviet tyrant Joseph Stalin to gather information on people based on their excrement.
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Mr. Whitaker, who won an Oscar for playing the maniacal tyrant Idi Amin in "The Last King of Scotland" (2006), is perfectly capable of dining with gusto on scenery.
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"This is what it looks like when a little tyrant fairy artist holds you down and makes your face look 'better,' " Tatum captioned the photo posted on March 18.
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Instead of responding to the complaints with sensitivity, many state governments are resorting to tyrant proclamations - "If your ID does not work, it's perfectly OK for you to starve".
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If he goes with a kook, like a Ben Carson or a Sarah Palin, that's going to be a big clue that he's going to go the tyrant route.
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His search led him to Tyrant, a living machine and the created "son" of a cosmic being known as Galactus, who eats entire worlds in order to sustain himself.
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In Sydney a now-gone bar called Starlyn had a Soviet theme and attracted criticism from those who found the joshing references to a murderous tyrant in poor taste.
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The rigid, inflexible selfThe rigid self is a propped-up god, a custom made tyrant designed to keep us from encountering unpleasant realities like our own fragility or finiteness.
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Greenblatt's book has two chief projects: showing that Shakespeare was consciously responding to historical events, and defining the "tyrant" as Shakespeare saw it through a very Trump-colored lens.
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Truly democratic rulers would not want to live in a country without a vibrantly free press -- only a tyrant or a subject content to live under tyrannical rule would.
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Mr. Cox has also been a consistent and sometimes sharp-elbowed critic of Mr. Cuomo, whom he has characterized as a tyrant, liar and threat to the Second Amendment.
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Lynn Taylor, workplace expert and author of "Tame Your Terrible Office Tyrant," told Business Insider that if you use collaboration tools in the right way, they can drive innovation.
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Clinton, here is a question from the future: In 2016 we were closer than ever to electing an ignorant and reckless tyrant — what did you do to stop him?
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Lloyd-Jones ("How to Be a Baby … by Me, the Big Sister") and Roberts ("Rosie Revere, Engineer") take the baby-as-royal-tyrant trope out for an exhilarating spin.
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Opening the door to Mr. Bannon's dismissal is an unusual move for someone who, despite the reality-television-boardroom-tyrant caricature, normally reserves his scolding of subordinates for private.
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"Shortly after the birth of Jesus, Joseph and Mary were forced to flee with their young son from Nazareth to Egypt to escape King Herod, a tyrant," she wrote.
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Shakespeare's drama is bound to make student-actors think, since—as Ms Brock puts it—he asks them "to be both beggar and king, to be tyrant and victim".
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On the other side, the German High Command's rejection of peace similarly led to defeat, national humiliation and the emergence of the 20th century's other great tyrant, Adolf Hitler.
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This year's Prime Day is especially special, because the Bloomberg Billionaires Index has declared Amazon's tyrant CEO Jeff Bezos the richest individual in modern recorded history when adjusting for inflation.
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"People don't think that much about that anymore, because how could a tyrant take over America," said King, adding that he didn't want to inject that into the presidential race.
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No, the reason I didn't get lucky at this cacao dating night was because it was run by a tyrant with a Saddam Hussein moustache and it was alcohol-free.
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Ben's father, a sniveling sycophant marvelously played by comedian Rob Corddry, hires on as Gundy's protection and starts defending the tyrant once he realizes how much he has to gain.
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Louis C. K.'s Horace, we learn in the finale, is the eighth in the line, the son of Horace VII (also played by Louis C. K.), an abusive tyrant.
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Seemingly incapable of recognizing his responsibilities to institutions that make the country a more just and peaceable nation, Trump acts more like a boy tyrant than a mature political figure.
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Larry Pitmann, a representative in the North Carolina General Assembly, said Lincoln was the "same sort of tyrant as" the Nazi dictator, who was responsible for the deaths of millions.
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"With an unhinged, power-hungry tyrant at the helm, North Korea has left us with very few options in the realm of diplomacy," Kinzinger said in a statement to CNN.
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Is it possible for corporate America to put short-term profits aside for a moment and join in this crusade against a tyrant that is attacking American business every day?
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Another problem is that even if my child grew up to be a decent person, they could easily end up being imprisoned on false charges by an angry, inhumane tyrant.
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While the outcome may be rigged, it was done by the likes of James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and George Washington who created a bulwark against the rise of a tyrant.
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Its daily fare consisted of street actions that painted Milosevic as absurd: When the tyrant dedicated a new bridge, Otpor built one out of Styrofoam and held its own ceremony.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain does not want to see one tyrant take over from another in Zimbabwe after the military seized power in Harare, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Wednesday.
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General Hifter's opponents, in turn, bash him as a tyrant in thrall of Mr. el-Sisi, and say he aspires to be a strongman like the nation's former dictator, Col.
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Op-Ed Contributor CANBERRA, Australia — In the year that he has been president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte has been called a murderer, a tyrant, a misogynist and a madman.
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" The statement continues: "Shortly after the birth of Jesus, Joseph and Mary were forced to flee with their young son from Nazareth to Egypt to escape King Herod, a tyrant.
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Ms. Paulson will play the title character, tracing her evolution from a low-level nurse into the severe, manipulative tyrant who terrorizes mental institution patients in Ken Kesey's 1962 novel.
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Anyone who sits through the final scene will see the consequences of deposing the tyrant: The brutality of the victors, Antony and Octavius, is far worse than that of Caesar.
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But in a tweet on Friday, the President also sought to avoid closing off what he had gushed in June was a warm, personal bond with the North Korean tyrant.
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People who respond to the prequels, and they generally are kids, get the idea of a bad leader, a tyrant, and they have no idea who George W. Bush was.
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Timothy Egan In trying to explain Donald Trump and his hostile takeover of the Republican Party, people have trotted out a host of character disorders. Narcissist. Racist. Bully. Buffoon. Tyrant. Liar.
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His reputation as an economic and social reformer, who allowed cinemas to open and women to drive, has transmogrified into that of an old-fashioned Arab tyrant: insecure, brutal and rash.
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You'll be able to team up with friends "to prevent galactic devastation at the hands of the mad cosmic tyrant Thanos and his ruthless warmasters, The Black Order," according to Nintendo.
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Or the way it's simply become hard to imagine rooting for Manny Pacquiao the way we used to now that he's thrown in his lot with a tyrant and mass murderer.
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In previous seasons there was no doubt that Ayalkibet—then a petty tyrant of the workplace—stood in for the ruling party's authoritarian old guard, whom Abiy shoved aside last March.
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Nonetheless, he is right to argue that Mr Assad should pay a "big price" for his crimes, and he deserves credit for calling out Iran and Russia for backing Syria's tyrant.
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But Savage is something much better: a petty tyrant who sees the entire zombie apocalypse as a challenge to his authority, until he finally cracks and becomes a chortling, expansive nihilist.
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Some thought him more or less a tyrant, and questioned whether El Sistema had done any good, since weak players did not advance and Venezuela was falling even faster to pieces.
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David Shapiro is the author of You're Not Much Use to Anyone and Supremacist, the latter which is out July 5 on New York Tyrant and can be pre-ordered here.
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The light was really blinding, and when they stretched their hands to cover themselves from the blinding light, the Tyrant would flip out his phone and take a picture of them.
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"This is what it looks like when a little tyrant fairy artist holds you down and makes your face look 'better,' " Tatum, 37, captioned a selfie of the parents' finished looks.
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David Shapiro is the author of 'You're Not Much Use to Anyone' and 'Supremacist,' the latter which is out July 5 on New York Tyrant and can be pre-ordered here.
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In her suit, filed by attorney Lawrance Bohm, Zawaideh claims White ran the band like a tyrant -- ordering her to cut her hair and wear sexually provocative outfits, despite her protests.
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And Greenblatt has to begin with two inconvenient facts: Elizabeth I was not, in fact, a tyrant, and Shakespeare only made one reference in his entire oeuvre to a contemporary figure.
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What Langston Hughes so yearned for when he asked that America be America again was the realization of an age-old people's struggle, not the vaporous fantasies of a petty tyrant.
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Newt is tasked with hunting down and killing Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp), a tyrant with dark magical powers determined to end the longstanding peace between the wizarding and non-wizarding Worlds.
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The Electoral College was to be a gatekeeper that would prevent the election of a president, to paraphrase Federalist No. 1, who commenced as a demagogue and ended as a tyrant.
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Jon and Dany's love story ends in tragedy: Believing that she has become a tyrant, Jon becomes convinced that he must protect the people of Westeros from her, and kills her.
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With Homelander increasingly unrestricted and mentally unmoored, the question is whether his son can stop him from turning into the mass-murdering tyrant that most dark versions of Superman eventually become.
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Independent Zimbabwe's first leader, Robert Mugabe, was a complex tyrant who won praise from African nationalists for confronting white minority rule, yet was often viewed in the West as a pariah.
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Independent Zimbabwe's first leader, Robert Mugabe, was a complex tyrant who won praise from African nationalists for confronting white minority rule, yet was often viewed in the West as a pariah.
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In the Atlantic region of Brazil, for example, one type of bird has been lost — Alagoas curassow R.I.P. — but two species have been gained: the cattle egret and the cattle-tyrant.
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He mentioned that fortune — "two bad goals, incredibly lucky or unlucky, depending on your perspective" — and he indulged in the sort of gnomic contortion of reality that might please a tyrant.
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The neoconservative mission of upending a tyrant and bringing democracy to the Middle East was mentioned only as a secondary benefit, or deployed as a later justification when no WMDs materialized.
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CAVUTO: So, when you hear that it's not just someone like John Brennan, but Senator John McCain, saying that the president debased himself before a tyrant, what did you think of that?
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Trump managed a major photo-op in North Korea, when he met the other tyrant he has professed to love, Kim Jong Un, handing another propaganda victory to the North Korean dictator.
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Perhaps only someone touched by the terror that is the Kim regime could provide the only actionable advice to the leader of the free world: trusting a tyrant is a fool's errand.
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Suppose Syria's despot, Bashar al-Assad, or Sudan's former tyrant, Omar al-Bashir, were to find themselves on trial in The Hague and tried to blame their country's carnage on global warming.
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She is also Mr Taylor's ex-wife, which helped attract voters who still support the former tyrant (who is now in prison in Britain for war crimes committed in neighbouring Sierra Leone).
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"We have brought down the tyrant, Bashir, and it will not be hard for us to force the military council to heed the protesters' demands or to step aside," Ali told Reuters.
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Bloody Tyrant seem determined to forge their own path, though; there's a lot of promise in their latest full-length, Hagakure, and I'd definitely be interested to see how they fare live.
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Everyone knows the time-travel rules: Don't go back and meet your previous self; don't crush on your mom; and, as tempting as it is, don't try to kill an evil tyrant.
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But we've also said that the Syrian people have a right to defend themselves against this tyrant, and we support that right in every way we can and we will continue to.
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He may be a tyrant in training, but at least he'll put a staunchly conservative justice on the bench who will undo the regulatory state and, if they're lucky, Roe v. Wade!
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Katniss realizes that despite the battles she's fought, politics is sometimes a circular game, and that the people of Panem had merely traded one tyrant for another of a slightly different shade.
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But the bombastic tycoon and the bellicose tyrant do have some things in common: a habit of self-adulation, an original take on reality, a preference for high walls around their countries.
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The great example here was William Blake, who took the myths of the Bible and inverted them in spectacular fashion, imagining the God as a tyrant and the Devil as a rebel.
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The story will follow Hal's coronation after his tyrant father's death, and how the young king must learn to navigate the politics that come with the English throne and an ongoing war.
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I became too invested in the game Unfortunately, this unkillable monster, known as the Tyrant, wormed its way into my brain and caused an unhealthy amount of anxiety to completely grip me.
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Throughout the process, the administration should recall that in Kim it is dealing with a true tyrant: a leader whose government virtually enslaves its population and keeps them in ignorance and poverty.
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At the end of last year, she released "Tyrant" with UK singer Jorja Smith, and the video was the kind of thing that should have been on every end of year list.
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Unlike Russia, ruled since the time of Ivan the Terrible in the 16th century by a single, strong leader, usually a tyrant, Ukraine has always been a land of competing power centers.
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But this man's vindictiveness and mendacity are undergirded by the unequaled power of the American president, and as such he has graduated on the scale of power from toddler to budding tyrant.
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" Referencing "Game of Thrones" fans who wondered what would have happened if King Joffrey — the show's sadistic, petty boy-tyrant — had lived, he said, "in 12 days we're going to find out.
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In 2014 Turkey's leader, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, slammed Mr. Sisi as a "tyrant" — a moniker that could arguably apply to both men now, given their penchant for crushing dissent and jailing journalists.
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While for those residents of Falluja who do not support ISIS, being liberated from it at the hands of Shia militias is a case of removing one tyrant to be replaced by another.
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As I posited in "Tyrant in the Code" two years ago, any left-handed person who's struggled with right-handed scissors, ledgers and can-openers will know that inventions often favor their creators.
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While some might think of Zuckerberg as a data tyrant out to absorb and exploit as much of our personal info as possible, there are at least lines he's not willing to cross.
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Reynolds is such a petty tyrant, so seemingly incapable of treating women with any kind of respect, that his eventual buy-in to his poisoning and helplessness makes a certain kind of sense.
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They waste an hour yelling at customer service over a small charge that they don't get refunded anyway, because they're being a horrible tyrant about how right they are, and that never works.
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The nasty little tyrant was basically like a spoiled toddler with a very large toy box — he thought he could get away with doing anything, to anyone — and for awhile, he did. 8.
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The suit claims that White ran the band "like a tyrant," demanding that she cut her hair against her wishes and forcing her to wear more revealing clothing than she was comfortable with.
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"The death of any tyrant is not disclosed to the society because the power is afraid of unrest, afraid that the society will act in the absence of a ruler," Mr. Solovey said.
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" Air Force One flew on to Singapore, where Trump lavished time and enthusiasm on the North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un—"a very talented man" and a "funny guy" with a "great personality.
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"Would you be a tyrant, if I gave you power?" she sings, sounding like peaches and cream and wearing a pink suit like something out of Dynasty, while televised flames explode behind her.
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And then the Tyrant, Resident Evil's final boss, built in a lab by combining the DNA of other T-Virus monsters, is Umbrella's Dolly, an artificial but organic creature created through gene experiments.
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Tyrannosaurus rex reigns supreme as the "tyrant king" of the dinosaurs in pop culture, but this iconic meat-eater is just one offshoot of the highly successful tyrannosaur family that dominated Cretaceous Earth.
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A third Canadian source directly familiar with the talks said the Americans "were incensed" when Freeland took part in a Toronto panel entitled "Taking on the Tyrant," which featured derogatory comments about Trump.
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But I am disgusted to see those efforts turned into a vainglorious photo op for a ruthless tyrant who enslaves, imprisons and slaughters his own people, shown shaking the hand of his — American!
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His flight marked the end of his tyrant phase and the beginning of a war that, as suggested by the grand, wide shots of the gathering opponents, seems likely to last for awhile.
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A small infraction by one citizen, such as accidentally staining a picture of the tyrant printed in a discarded newspaper, can wreck the social credit rank of his entire family for many decades.
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"The family hopes for reunification and protection for their daughter from the regime of Maduro, who President Trump called an illegitimate ruler, a tyrant who brutalizes his people,'" Goodwin said in a statement.
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Finally, "Yertle & Myrtle, the Tyrant Turtles," by Ms. Mansuri, Lory Lazarus and Mr. Sanchez, adapts a Dr. Seuss story about a turtle that literally rises to power on the backs of its subjects.
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But even some harsh critics of Trump's foreign policy hold open the possibility that the president might find it easier to deal with the diminutive Asian tyrant than with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Kwon said Pompeo had made "reckless remarks hurting the dignity of our supreme leadership," apparently referring to his agreeing to the characterization of Kim as a "tyrant" at a U.S. congressional hearing last week.
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When Duffy's insubordinate power play got no response from Page, he quit Nest and, for good measure, says he told Fadell, "I think you're running this company like a tyrant bureaucrat!" before walking out.
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Kwon said Pompeo had made "reckless remarks hurting the dignity of our supreme leadership", apparently referring to him agreeing to the characterization of Kim as a "tyrant" at a U.S. Congressional hearing last week.
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As the above quotes suggest, a chief concern is not that democracies are easily toppled from without, but that citizens within a democracy are all too willing to hand over power to a tyrant.
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Next came her album's lead single "Tyrant" with fellow up-and-comer Jorja Smith, which was featured on an episode of Insecure, and this year, she opened up for Lana Del Ray on tour.
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The Shah's Islamist and leftist critics have always portrayed him as a corrupt and grandiose tyrant who brutalized his nation at the behest of the CIA, which helped restore him to power in 1953.
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" While Holdren is widely seen as a mainstream, level-headed scientist, Gelernter has been described as a "bombastic" anti-intellectual, a "vehement critic of modern academia" who once called Obama a "third-rate tyrant.
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SAFRAN What bothered me about "Tyrant" was that the financing of the show was not contingent on the star — which, by the way, is no excuse, but you sometimes get that as the excuse.
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"Nobody wants simply to see the transition from one unelected tyrant to the next," he told the House of Commons, hinting at years of allegations that Mugabe only won elections by rigging the votes.
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From there, it diversified into energy (Mombil) and genetic engineering (Momsanto), among other sectors, all of it overseen by Mom, a folksy figurehead in ads who was actually a Machiavellian tyrant with bottomless ambition.
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"Whether I want to subject myself to a tyrant who is supposed to be a referee will be a major factor on whether I decide to serve the state of Montana anymore," said Sen.
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Now, 10 years after the fact, the movie — which helped catapult Anne Hathaway into a new circle of fame — is still the standard for what it means to work under a truly terrifying tyrant.
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He was distant when he was not cruel, he was a bully when the stakes were small and a tyrant when they were steeper; he gambled on everything, because he could never win enough.
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"I'm hoping that in the future, Senator Sanders will take time to speak to some of my constituents before he decides to sing the praises of a murderous tyrant like Fidel Castro," U.S. Rep.
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" Sanders has previously expressed solidarity with left-wing governments but now draws a distinction between his avowed democratic socialism and governments like that of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, who he has called a "vicious tyrant.
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The crackdown also made Northam (D) a symbol of the country's cultural and political divide — as evidenced by harsh signs Monday depicting him as a 'tyrant,' 'radical Ralph' and photoshopped into a Nazi uniform.
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Accentuating ad nauseam the "blood bond" between the North and South, all the while peddling the practical virtues of making concessions to the North Korean tyrant, begs the question: On whose side stands Moon?
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" Pompeo, the US secretary of state, blasted Maduro on social media, calling him "a sick tyrant" and saying, "The U.S. will take action against those who oppose the peaceful restoration of democracy in #Venezuela.
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Instead, she wants the people of King's Landing to see just how much of a tyrant Cersei is by letting her evilness seep into their everyday lives until they have no choice but to revolt.
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For those who weren't on the battlefield in Wakanda with the Avengers, it would have been tough to immediately know what caused the Snap, and "genocidal purple space tyrant" probably wasn't on most people's list.
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In the same vein, Mr Maduro, a man not known for subtlety, began his recent trip by visiting Chairman Mao's mausoleum in Tiananmen Square, bowing and calling the embalmed tyrant a "giant of revolutionary ideas".
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That would prove Cersei's anti-Targaryen propaganda and Varys' scheming to be right all along, and would set Daenerys up as a murderous tyrant who won the game of thrones through indifferent slaughter of innocents.
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"I am happy when every tyrant receives such a fate, whether it is Baghdadi who killed my brother, or Bashar al-Assad, who killed my other four brothers," she said, referring to the Syrian leader.
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On one side stands Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, a barbarous tyrant backed by Iran and Russia, Hizbullah, and Shi'ite militias from Iraq, the remnants of the Syrian army, and the odd Kurdish splinter group.
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"This is what it looks like when a little tyrant fairy artist holds you down and makes your face look 'better,' " Tatum joked alongside a selfie of the couple's creative makeup looks, courtesy of Everly.
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Pompeo, who was head of the CIA before becoming secretary of state, agreed with lawmakers that Kim was a "tyrant" during a Senate subcommittee hearing last week, and North Korea clearly isn't happy about that.
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"We must all do our best to get rid of this tyrant," said Miguel Lopez, 17, holding a homemade shield emblazoned with "No To Dictatorship!" at a barrier on a Caracas street devoid of traffic.
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Lynn Taylor, a workplace expert and the author of "Tame Your Terrible Office Tyrant: How to Manage Childish Boss Behavior and Thrive in Your Job," told Business Insider why this can be a warning sign.
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Fifteen years later, the tyrant deposed and executed, Iraq's field of candidates for elections on Saturday is now so varied that voters can choose between thousands of Shia, Sunni and Kurdish aspirants from 87 parties.
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And in a new wrinkle, both countries will be able to assert their independence from America's own funny-haired tyrant, whose inescapable shadow will darken the political story of the Games as they get underway.
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Of course, workers would benefit from higher wages, but a bigger paycheck won't keep you from burning out if you're treated unfairly, or your employer's values differ from yours, or your boss is a tyrant.
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But he's only one in a long list of men who've built girl groups or groomed pop stars only to find their creations turn on them when they cross the boundary of mentor into tyrant.
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The Nixon administration tried numerous clandestine channels to Mao Zedong's regime, including through Charles de Gaulle in France, the communist tyrant Nicolae Ceausescu in Romania and the military dictator Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan in Pakistan.
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Though Falco may initially register as a nasty tyrant, whose favorite pastime is capturing and torturing the Lost, it turns out he's just grumpy because of marital problems with his luscious wife, Sloane (Sharon Sexton).
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"I'm hoping that in the future, Senator Sanders will take time to speak to some of my constituents before he decides to sing the praises of a murderous tyrant like Fidel Castro," Shalala tweeted. Rep.
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As Trump and Clinton prepare for their final debate tonight—this time focused on national security—NSA alumni as well as critics are concerned that Trump may be exactly the turnkey tyrant Snowden had in mind.
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It is exactly 20 years since Mobutu Sese Seko, the tyrant who ruled the country he called Zaire from 1965 to 1997, was overthrown by Rwandan-backed rebels who installed Mr Kabila's father in his place.
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The war that followed the overthrow in 1997 of Mobutu Sese Seko, a tyrant who had ruled for three decades, led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands or possibly millions, mostly from hunger and disease.
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It's important to remember that the secular tyrant Saddam Hussein and extremist religious organizations like al Qaeda hated each other, but both found it useful to appropriate the history of the Crusades for their contemporary needs.
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They wrote: "We request your imperial majesty that this monster — whom no virtue redeems from vice — be driven from the holy Roman church[...]" In those days, however, it wasn't so easy to dispose of a tyrant.
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It's about the way Zelda's sullen husband isn't the handsome young man he used to be, and how he's become a cranky tyrant who expects her to endlessly cater to him because of their shared history.
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The argument for attacking Assad has an alluring sheen of moral clarity: Assad is by all accounts a brutal tyrant who has ordered the slaughter of peaceful protesters and the mass execution of thousands of prisoners.
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That after all he's been through, Rick has now resigned himself, his family, and his friends to forever live as the hostages of a tyrant with a well-armed militia keeping a gun to their heads.
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However unwittingly, the champion who endorsed black nationalism and opposed the Vietnam War helped bolster and enrich an American-backed tyrant who was implicated in the murder of Patrice Lumumba, one of Africa's greatest nationalist heroes.
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"Due to concerns over potential airstrikes and assassination attempts, the young tyrant prefers to move at dawn and uses his subordinates' cars, such as a Lexus car, not his own Mercedes-Benz 600," the paper reported.
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At one point, Trump's frustration boiled over at Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and the President lobbed a glowing personal letter from North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un in the direction of the New York Democrat.
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Decrying the "Faustian bargain" the party made in accepting Trump in return for conservative judges and the occasional policy victory, Flake slammed his colleagues for supporting a petty and unstable tyrant bent on undermining American democracy.
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Shooting contests date to the 14th century, and the image of folk hero William Tell with his crossbow — used to shoot an apple off his son's head as punishment for defying a Habsburg tyrant — is ubiquitous.
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"We demand that the security forces ensure that Putin doesn't steal the elections for his friend, the tyrant Bibi," Tamar Zandberg, head of the left-wing Meretz party, said Tuesday, using Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's nickname.
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"Raising Trump" does offer a glimpse into the trivial tyrant power Trump's father, Fred, exercised, expecting everyone at the lunch table to order steak after he does, miffed when Ivana alone breaks ranks and orders fish.
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Mr. Malkovich certainly commands attention as a tuxedoed tyrant who at the start eviscerates a writer (played by Matthew Pidgeon, Mr. Mamet's brother-in-law) whose work makes him "puke," to co-opt Fein's chosen word.
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A notable exception is Aniol Kirberg, who plays the blind seer Tiresias as a cheeky balladeer, plucking out bluesy tunes on a variety of instruments and annoying the tyrant Creon by parroting his pronouncements in song.
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I caught up with the potential giant-killer in Washington's Fifth Congressional District, the Democrat Lisa Brown, just after the shame of Helsinki, when President Trump sided with the tyrant Vladimir Putin over his own country.
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And South Korea itself, known (without irony) as the Land of the Morning Calm, has as its upstairs neighbor a spoiled tyrant with trapezoidal hair who boasts too often of his small cache of nuclear weapons.
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We are a republic that uses democracy, as an engine to ensure the fabric of our government rests not on a few elite individuals or one single tyrant but instead in the hands of the people.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 5%Summary: In the fantasy adventure drama "Outcast," a warrior named Gallain (Cage) pairs up with the children of a dethroned Chinese ruler in an attempt to help them overthrow their tyrant brother.
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One of the issues that's attracted much media attention in recent years has been the prospect of bias in AI. It's a topic I wrote about in TechCrunch (Tyrant in the Code) more than two years ago.
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Potts, et al — stand by him and seem to care so much about him, when he brought a magical curse down on them by being a selfish brat, and has subsequently turned into a temperamental, dangerous tyrant.
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Shots were heard from the neighbourhood housing the family of Robert Mugabe, the 93-year-old tyrant who is the only leader most Zimbabweans have known and who has ruled the country since its independence in 1980.
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Morose, melancholy and withdrawn, he barely resembled the resolute tyrant of Reza Baraheni's Crowned Cannibals, the late 70s bestseller that depicted the shah's rule as a period of macabre palace orgies and prisons brimming with dissident youth.
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Not many knew much about the 15th-century tyrant and alleged nepoticide; but Leicester, a rather non-descript, former hosiery hub, in the middle of England, was not known for much either, and some fame was welcome.
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And so prominent analysts like Kasparov and McFaul return to Buchanan's old hypothesis to explain Putin's popularity, arguing that the tyrant rules "unwillingly," without any backing to speak of from his people — purely through fear and loathing.
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Permissive adults who fail to learn the importance of establishing who's boss, according to Dobson, will suffer the consequences: To a power-hungry tyrant of any age, appeasement only inflames his or her lust for more power.
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And yet the Republican party—and the same supporters who don America First hats and relish attending nationalist rallies -- seem to offer little more than a collective shrug when their President demeans America and praises a tyrant.
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Empson, a literary critic, derived an intense revulsion against Christianity from studying Paradise Lost, in which God is an all-powerful tyrant who created Hell and consigned to it a large part of human- (and angel-) kind.
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Whether face to face or behind the scenes at peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland, Kerry was there, looking out for US interests, backing the opposition and blocking Russia's efforts to keep the killer tyrant Assad in power.
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" READ: Nuclear negotiations with a portly tyrant might not be the best time to crack a fat joke Hemmings added: "Even here, there's no timeline for how long this will take, and what is the next stage.
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" Opposing this view were those like political commentator Asha Rangappa, who wrote, "Americans who chant 'lock him up' to a President who acts like a tyrant and believes he is above the law is calling for accountability.
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It can ensure that the 10 Senate Democrats up next year in Trump-won states recognize that their best hope for survival lies in bold action to defend democracy rather than cutting deals with a petty tyrant.
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Seg sees Daron-Vex (Elliot Cowan) as a villain, but he's been quietly playing a long political game with the goal of uniting the guilds and the Rankless against the theocratic tyrant known as the Voice of Rao.
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But the player is positioned an outsider hired on behalf of the "rightful" royal family to bring down the bloodthirsty tyrant queen who married a naive prince, seized power, and replaced a benevolent limited monarchy with brutal dictatorship.
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Actually, I take that back — the Meereen segments this week were perhaps the most purely enjoyable, especially for those of us who subscribe to the Mad Queen theory and want to see Daenerys Targaryen become a ruthless tyrant.
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The President's struggle to cement long-lasting political achievements along with efforts by his own aides to rein him in have meanwhile tempered fears of some critics when he took office that Trump was a tyrant-in-waiting.
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But as much as these "too little, too late" wake-up calls are appreciated, it's time to place the blame for the elevation of a tyrant as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee where it belongs — with the people.
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Meanwhile, we spoke to the creator of a hilarious (and fictional) Instagram drama starring 20173-year-old Prince George of Britain as a jealous tyrant with a royal hatred for Megan Markle (and anyone else who upstages him).
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And his main concern on the Korean Peninsula is protecting his pen pal relationship with North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un, which has yielded "very beautiful" letters but made no progress toward ending the isolated state's nuclear program.
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Behind him looms the image of a smiling Stalin, as if that future tyrant had been aboard as well — "a visual fairy tale," in Merridale's words, to reinforce Stalin's claim that he had always been Lenin's principal lieutenant.
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"Do we think our hilarious tyrant is going to be met with a hilarious revolution led by hilarious revolutionaries and the whole thing is gonna be, like, entertaining as fuck the whole time?" he asked from the stage.
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"I'm hoping that in the future, Senator Sanders will take time to speak to some of my constituents before he decides to sing the praises of a murderous tyrant like Fidel Castro," said Representative Donna Shalala, on Twitter.
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Donna Shalala, also a Florida Democrat, tweeted that she hopes Sanders in the future "will take time to speak to some of my constituents before he decides to sing the praises of a murderous tyrant like Fidel Castro."
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The book contains strict instructions (Barry is a benign tyrant): Close your eyes and draw the Statue of Liberty in one minute, draw yourself as Batman, scribble on a page then turn the random lines into a monster.
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"It's probably inevitable — the process of 'normalizing' Hitler into just another tyrant, whose words are to be parsed and contextualized," said Ron Rosenbaum, the author of "Explaining Hitler," considered one of the definitive examinations of the Nazi dictator's mind.
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"When the Mahdi comes ... no oppressive king or tyrant will be left," he said, referring to the Shi'ite belief that a descendent of the Prophet Mohammed who vanished 1,000 years ago will re-emerge to establish global Islamic rule.
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In "Machiavelli: The Art of Teaching People What to Fear," the French historian Patrick Boucheron joins an estimable list of scholars who have been trying to debunk the crude stereotype of Machiavelli as a fascist enabler and tyrant whisperer.
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Last month, Warren laid out a viral social media assault against Donald Trump, calling him a "loser" and a "wannabe tyrant" who could be "a serious threat" while comparing him to "history's worst authoritarians" in a series of tweets.
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Higgins is a petty, self-serving tyrant who considers law and geopolitics as a holy war, but that could easily describe Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller, or Donald Trump—and it's unsurprising Higgins is a fan of the current administration.
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When Russia is besieged by enemies, including a government in Ukraine that the state news media has described as a "fascist junta," the image of Stalin the defender against Nazis wins out over that of Stalin the paranoid tyrant.
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Mr. Irvin's Macbeth underwent a reversed process: from a conflicted, eminently human character at the start of the opera, one whose voice contained subtle inflections of doubt and hope, to a steely, single-minded tyrant hellbent on self-annihilation.
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And Rome's politicians fear that if he rises to power, he will become a tyrant and take advantage of the common people, changing Rome from being a republic to being an empire ruled by an authoritarian leader: Caesar himself.
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The news that Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was a tyrant —one who allegedly harassed and assaulted numerous women in his industry for years — was a well-known fact to some, an open secret to others, and an unsurprising disgrace to others.
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Comic Book Negan becomes, in the imagination, the darkest, most brutal tyrant you can think of, and Charlie Adlard's art often features him from angles that make him look, literally, like a larger-than-life god, towering over everybody else.
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The 76-year-old McKellen, who has starred in numerous Shakespeare adaptations, will take fans to London's St Pancras station and Battersea power station, locations used in the 1995 film in which he played the tyrant king in a 1930s setting.
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Ted-Ed writes:Decades after the fall of the Third Reich, it feels impossible to understand how Adolf Hitler, the tyrant who orchestrated one of the largest genocides in human history, could ever have risen to power in a democratic country.
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In Federalist No. 46, James Madison reassured the public that the many checks and balances in the Constitution — the separation of powers between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, for example — made it very unlikely that a tyrant could seize power.
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