Jones became popular on social media because he was vitriolic, and because social media algorithms favor vitriolic, high-velocity content.
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Perhaps, but the real thing is typically much more vitriolic.
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However, his rhetoric simply became more vitriolic -- and more threatening.
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It also provoked a vitriolic response from the Trump administration.
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In the vitriolic manifesto published on his own website, thelastrhodesian.
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Mr Uribe has become a vitriolic foe of Mr Santos.
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It's the people sitting around him, and their vitriolic reactions.
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But the race was so vitriolic, it sounds like today.
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Trump himself has repeatedly used vitriolic rhetoric to describe immigrants.
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The mood in the Conservative base is even more vitriolic.
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Protests in Macedonia have been smaller but no less vitriolic.
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It also made them a target of vitriolic anti-choice trolls.
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It does not address Steve King's violent, vitriolic, and rabid racism.
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First, don't be destructive: Don't burn a flag, don't be vitriolic.
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The fight has spilled into public view and grown increasingly vitriolic.
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There's a burgeoning, and at times vitriolic, debate over immigration in Mexico.
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Warren has not moderated her at times vitriolic rhetoric toward Silicon Valley.
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They read the vehement anti-vitriolic Trump clips and they believe them.
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Chappelle fans defended the comedian and others spewed vitriolic hate at me.
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At even a hint of dissent, vitriolic commentary bubbles up, and why?
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Industry officials are still on guard after his vitriolic entry into office.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Trump frequently lobbed vitriolic remarks about Muslims.
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But is the online brawl as widespread and vitriolic as it seems?
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If anyone had reason to be angry and vitriolic, it was Penn.
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Mr. Faisal's public statements were an eccentric mix of vitriolic and bizarre.
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But the last time Fraser performed the vitriolic monologue was in 2012.
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Investor outrage was vitriolic when the company collapsed and protests were planned.
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The experiment was a response to the vitriolic state of online logo criticism.
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No other presidential election in recent memory has inspired such vitriolic protest art.
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Her lyrics are considered petty and vitriolic, constantly positioning herself as a victim.
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A glance at the comments shows there's still vitriolic disagreement in some quarters.
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Take the most introvert, reflexive, angst-ridden, vitriolic, paranoid band on the planet.
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Feel free to disagree with McCain, but lay off the vitriolic, tribal attacks.
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"They are baiting Americans to drive more polarizing and vitriolic content," Brookie said.
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After the summit, he became the target of Mr. Trump's most vitriolic tweets.
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The most bellicose candidates may profit as the impeachment wars grow more vitriolic.
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On the future of voting rights, Americans face a stark choice: vitriolic bully?
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Donald Trump has certainly contributed his share to the ever intensifying vitriolic atmosphere.
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For example, President Trump sent a number of vitriolic Tweets over the weekend.
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Are the mainstream media and social media fanning the flames of this vitriolic debate?
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She continues to demonstrate that there are reasons — good reasons — behind her vitriolic madness.
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And the effect is amplified or even encouraged by Balkanized and vitriolic social media.
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During the increasingly vitriolic trial in August, there was mud-slinging by both sides.
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But it's not all positive energy: She's also reading vitriolic YouTube comments about herself.
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Such vitriolic acts can be carried out by anyone, regardless of race or creed.
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His criticism of Baltimore and Cummings over the past week has been particularly vitriolic.
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This year's campaign has been the most negative and vitriolic campaign in American history.
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Mr. Obama's numbers, perhaps as a result of the vitriolic presidential race, have improved.
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There have been vitriolic blog exchanges, expletive-laced social media conflagrations and conference blowups.
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But as impressive as the museum itself is the vitriolic debate that has arisen.
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Democratic members of Congress wrote the most vitriolic statements their trembling hands could muster.
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In a time of heavy political polarization, the national dialogue is fractured and vitriolic.
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Others on social media went further and hurled vitriolic personal attacks at the authors.
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It was an aggressive silence, the partner in crime to the vitriolic explosions of anger.
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The suspect frequently posted and reshared vitriolic, hateful, racist, and anti-Semitic messages and memes.
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Super-conflicted conventions over issues and candidates turn into vitriolic confrontations that sear participants' emotions.
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What about Mordhau makes it fodder for this vitriolic of a response from its playerbase?
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Obamacare, was a nightmare of compromises that emerged only after long months of vitriolic debate.
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We have long been opposed to this vitriolic, unproductive, race baiting, and divisive White House.
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When Howard-Jack organized an anti-racist rally in Upshur County, she encountered vitriolic resistance.
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The late-night hosts all took a moment to poke fun at Trump's vitriolic tweet.
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The young man responded with a vitriolic screed that he posted on his Facebook page.
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And Ms. Beck's brisk and composed Alice comes across as merely waspish instead of vitriolic.
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Since the Hyperallergic exchange, an unbridled, vitriolic, and alarming campaign has been launched against BDS.
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A good example of this would be the response to my article, which has been vitriolic.
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Enlightenment Now has prompted a lot of criticism, some of it incisive and some merely vitriolic.
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The result is an increase in MAGA and #Resistance memes and intense, sometimes, vitriolic, political discussions.
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It is time for the double standards, vitriolic rhetoric, and hate crimes against Muslims to end.
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Last summer, Trump leveled a series of vitriolic attacks against the four lawmakers of color — Reps.
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Roseanne Barr said some shockingly vitriolic things to bring her newly revived sitcom crashing to earth.
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A new wave of vitriolic positioning against female politicians like Ms. Rousseff is fueling these concerns.
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The Republican base has as vitriolic a dislike for her as it has for Mr. Obama.
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Judicial confirmations are more contentious and vitriolic than at any other point in the nation's history.
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Dr. Gray was skeptical about the causes of climate change, prompting vitriolic exchanges with other scientists.
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But the intensity of the coverage and the vitriolic tone of the anonymous sources are striking.
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Obituary: Nie Yuanzi, 98, who helped write a vitriolic "big-character poster" that won Mao's blessing.
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We often ended up in heated — sometimes vitriolic — clashes over basic issues of fact and justice.
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After many months of sometimes vitriolic debate, the proposal's backers decided to indefinitely suspend the update.
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The backlash against "The Last Jedi," the eighth movie in this particular series, turned inordinately vitriolic.
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Pritzker says the Trump administration's message on trade has been "threatening and vitriolic," not to mention inconsistent.
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" Trump supporters, however, used social media to launch vitriolic attacks against McCain, decrying him as a "traitor.
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The harassment became so vitriolic, the small team shut down all of their personal social media pages.
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When I need to get away from the real world, I turn to vitriolic threads for entertainment.
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Even the launch of YouTube and its comments section had an impact on today's vitriolic online culture.
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Here, the shaming seemed even more vitriolic, more disproportionate — perhaps because the tragedy hit closer to home.
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As viewers are alerted before the video starts, it contains vitriolic language and racial and ethnic slurs.
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The chants of "We love Trump!" give way to abusive shouts, which become more and more vitriolic.
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Mr. Trump proved effective, if characteristically vitriolic, in making a foil of the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi.
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And as she correctly predicted in 2016, his vitriolic tweets weren't likely to stop any time soon.
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You didn't marry a vitriolic zealot, but now you find that you're sharing a home with one.
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In learned but vitriolic jeremiads, Mr. Abdel Rahman denounced Egypt's secularist leaders as corrupt pharaohs and infidels.
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Ashin Wirathu uses Facebook, with help from other extremist monks and laypeople, to spread vitriolic anti-Muslim messages.
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And the news agencies are to blame, sowing lies, misleading the public, with their vitriolic news headlines & reporting.
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Why should we trust that it will be better at filtering out vitriolic or inappropriate content for kids?
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The reality is the opposite of the vitriolic language used by some politicians and activists on the left.
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And they go after people who disagree with them with the vitriolic fury of the righteously self-certain.
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And yet, it looks like this election could beat them all on the dirty, nasty, and vitriolic scales.
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The unwillingness of many politicians even to try to bring reason and civility to an unbalanced, vitriolic conversation.
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Within a very short time, such trolling would be met by an increasingly vitriolic exchange of hyperbolic insults.
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To be sure, there have been vitriolic editorials in key Chinese newspapers as the trade tensions have simmered.
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Meanwhile, the crew's neighbors grow increasingly vitriolic, eventually breaking into their warehouse and spraying it with xenophobic words.
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But no online dating term has garnered quite as much instant popularity and vitriolic backlash as the sapiosexual.
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The idyllic mood had been marred by altercations, vitriolic screaming and performers dueling to sing over one another.
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In contrast, racial scandals perpetrated by those affiliated with the Democratic Party, no matter how vitriolic, are ignored.
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She cited his vitriolic rhetoric toward migrants that features prominently on his Twitter account and at campaign rallies.
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But he enters the group carrying a long record of dismissive, vitriolic criticism extending well beyond partisan politics.
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The request has sparked weeks of vitriolic back-and-forth between the Justice Department and the tech giant.
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She has sacrificed much and has been subjected to the most vitriolic name-calling and even death threats.
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The president's off-the-cuff, often-vitriolic Twitter feed is the hosts' most consistent source of comic material.
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Had he endorsed his friend, Ms. Nixon, it could have further exacerbated his vitriolic rivalry with Mr. Cuomo.
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The same goes for vitriolic attacks, frequently perpetrated by self-described right-wing Christians, on elected political leaders.
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But even if you think King was entirely wrong anyway, the vitriolic response didn't remotely match the offense.
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"Belgium as a Western democracy should be ashamed to allow such a vitriolic antisemitic display," Katz said Thursday.
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" What he saw on TV was something else: "That's a vitriolic side of Mike that I never knew.
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Some of the 10,000 viewers erupted in vitriolic rage rarely heard since the last episode of The Sopranos.
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For years the major media in the state was the Manchester Union Leader with its vitriolic publisher, William Loeb.
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Despite the vitriolic rhetoric, Trump insisted Monday that while he may not yet sound presidential, he certainly looks it.
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Some Democrats have stepped up to defend Biden during what has become a vitriolic back-and-forth with Trump.
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For the Senate's small number of swing votes, there is still a vitriolic response pouring into their offices: Sen.
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Of course, it's not just the video clip either — there were the unfiltered, vitriolic comments that accompanied it, too.
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Is there another side of him that opposing players see that prompts such a vitriolic response from some opponents?
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"It's frightening in certain ways to be faced with so much vitriolic ... hatred, but it's the truth," Mensa said.
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They've been — They're going to be able to weaponize the Mueller report, 28503 is going to be quite vitriolic.
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I implore Donald Trump to restore a sense of unity to our polarized and vitriolic political and social realms.
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Instead, what prevailed was a largely one-sided, sensationalized obsession on the dangers of vitriolic and mediocre online discussions.
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"I think 28503 will be the most vitriolic year in American politics since before the Civil War," he said.
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But some say the divisive and vitriolic nature of language used in Parliament itself has helped fuel the abuse.
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As Mr. Trump's campaign events have grown more vitriolic, the security presence surrounding him has been increasingly on edge.
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In August, vitriolic campaign materials, including fliers calling homosexuality "a tragedy of a family," circulated in Melbourne and Sydney.
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Mr. Bloomberg's campaign has focused on calling out what it sees as the vitriolic rhetoric of some Sanders supporters.
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Just like elections have consequences, it's likely this vitriolic confirmation process will have negative consequences for Democrats in November.
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He encouraged the Senate to reject the vitriolic and partisan rancor that has increasingly consumed the process of governance.
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In 1866, a Northern public sickened by Johnson's antics and vitriolic rhetoric elected a thumping majority of his opponents.
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Throughout the exhibit, a certain naïveté or levity takes the place of vitriolic lamentations about gender, race, and culture.
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The market for her work is robust, and many critics are in her corner, but detractors tend to be vitriolic.
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But an unforgettable moment came when the Trump fans were asked about Barack Obama, and responded with furious, vitriolic resentment.
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This wasn't the most expensive Senate race in recent memory, but it may have been one of the most vitriolic.
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One of the most important was Linus Torvalds, the vitriolic Finnish programmer who created the Linux operating system in 1991.
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Right-wingers overlook John Paul's vitriolic opposition to the invasion of Iraq and the "greenery" of his successor, Benedict XVI.
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General Wang's commentary offered a vitriolic psychoanalysis that suggested Ms. Tsai espoused abnormal values and was not to be trusted.
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The war of words this year escalated after the award ceremony, with Fu's social media pages inundated with vitriolic comments.
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But in the present moment, the opposite seems to be happening, and in the midst of an unusually vitriolic debate.
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Farrier became the target of vitriolic attacks and was slammed with cease and desist letters from New York City lawyers.
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McBride hopes the upcoming election season in Wilmington won't be so vitriolic, but she's prepared if it comes to that.
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You must help us understand your conclusions; otherwise we are stuck between volleys of vitriolic accusations from left and right.
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As the deadline approached for citizens to mail in their ballots, passions were inflamed by heartfelt pleas and vitriolic attacks.
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However, I have to admit that the loudest voices to me were the ones that were vitriolic and shockingly mean.
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The vitriolic press reaction to the couple's news suggests that keeping the tabloids at arm's length may not shield them.
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It's easy to get caught up in the polarization, because anything can become vitriolic on social media at any point.
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But "My Ass" was neither the first, nor the most vitriolic anti-protest country song to come out this fall.
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Before taking off, he held a question-and-answer session with reporters that was remarkably vitriolic, even by his standards.
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Several of Kelly's answers involved demonstrating that he was opposed to several of Trump's most vitriolic campaign rhetoric and controversial proposals.
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He has been absolutely vitriolic, hateful and disgusting not only to our president but to any single person that supports him.
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"I wish that people would actually read the article or do their homework before they are vitriolic about it," Paltrow said.
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But despite this victory, it seems Democratic and progressive outrage over family separations has only grown more vitriolic and high-profile .
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In an age of unrelenting controversy and vitriolic division, the usually acerbically controversial South Park is showing some attempt at reason.
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Within hours of publication, Mr Hamermesh received vitriolic messages and was labelled a racist in an online forum popular among economists.
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It culminated over the weekend as Trump launched one if his most vitriolic missives about what he sees as unfair coverage.
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In it, he addressed the vitriolic state of politics and the duty of good citizens to get involved and stay aware.
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He once gave away abandoned babies during a broadcast, and caused uproar by airing vitriolic hate speech against the Ahmedi minority.
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As a result, the museum was subject to vitriolic attacks from both sides, accused of censorship and racism in one breath.
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It may have been bad news for Matt Lauer, the NBC host whose turn as moderator on Wednesday received vitriolic reviews.
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Speaking alongside Kirk was Turning Point's communications director, Candace Owens, a vitriolic young conservative with a knack for creating viral moments.
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"The political vitriolic has become intense, and negatively intense," said Ashok Acharya, a political science professor at the University of Delhi.
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Female members of Britain's Parliament have long said that this type of vitriolic abuse, both online and off, is increasingly common.
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In the narration that accompanies the video, Weems probes the rhetoric — messianic, paranoid, vitriolic, deranged — directed at the first black president.
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Finally, the late-night hosts were back in action, poking fun at President Trump's vitriolic, all-caps tweet to Iran's president.
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His vitriolic language and passion for conflict prevented him from winning Senate confirmation in 2005 as ambassador to the United Nations.
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Billboards once touting […] the virtues of the revolution had been replaced by mundane imagery and less vitriolic, more tourist-friendly messaging.
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Instead of minority parties conceding that they lack the numbers to effectively fight back, tensions have grown and become more vitriolic.
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The latest election took place amid a long-running conflict in Catalonia, which was a major issue in the vitriolic campaign.
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" One of his former Republican colleagues described him to me as one of the most "vitriolic, partisan members of our conference.
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While the videos attracted dozens of comments from supportive fans, they also drew vitriolic messages that mocked or even threatened her.
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The vitriolic noise-punk duo Deli Girls and Shyboi, an affiliate of the D.J. collective Discwoman, are also slated to appear.knockdown.
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And I am refreshed by an approach of reconciliation by those who do not want to fuel the continued vitriolic tone.
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The vitriolic talk was an indication that his combative tone from the State of the Union address is likely to continue.
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Turkish reporters noted that Mr. Erdogan's understated tone and remarks were free of the vitriolic rhetoric he often uses for opponents.
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"These platforms are like round-the-clock digital white supremacist rallies, creating online communities that amplify their vitriolic fantasies," Hershenov said.
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People in Positions of Power Need to Help Shut Down Vitriolic Fan BehaviorPhoto: Jesse Grant (Getty Images)If you've spent literally any time on the internet interacting with fans of pretty much any genre franchise, like Ghostbusters, Star Trek, or Star Wars, then you know that what begins as an impassioned debate can quickly descend into hostile, vitriolic trolling.
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Mr Trump's lambasting of America's traditional allies at a vitriolic G7 summit in Canada in early June belatedly triggered alarms across Asia.
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The left is engaging is something far different, far more vitriolic and I think, if I can just make one last point.
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And Trump's vitriolic rhetoric branding undocumented Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists and his comments about Muslims could also haunt Kelly's hearing.
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Graham reserved his most vitriolic response, however, for a February 16 closed-door meeting in Munich with acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan.
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The vitriolic editorials and official statements followed a long-running propaganda campaign that had intensified in recent weeks before the landmark ruling.
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What changed in November wasn't just the way in which vitriolic comments on Twitter and elsewhere got even more personal and menacing.
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Trump did well in his Mexico trip, though he was not spiritually cleansed of his sinful, vitriolic rhetoric and immigrant fear-mongering.
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As we witness the most vitriolic election cycle in modern American history, too many have been emboldened to act on their hate.
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He did, however, warn the remaining presidential candidates that a prolonged, vitriolic primary fight risks handing Democrats the White House in November.
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From Roy Cohn to Larry Craig, it's long been gay politicians themselves who harbor some of the most vitriolic anti-gay beliefs.
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Discussion focused on the vitriolic political coverage leading up to the election, specifically the vocabulary and attitudes that shaped such caustic dialogue.
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The vitriolic and hate-filled rhetoric coming from Mr. Trump isn't so far off from cursing at strangers from a car window.
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George is not spending his prime in Oklahoma beside a vitriolic black hole on a team that can't compete for a championship.
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But what no one -- from Pelosi's most ardent supporters to her most vitriolic critics -- can deny is the power that she wields.
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Fearmongering of the loss of livelihood has caused many to engage in vitriolic rhetoric against anyone who is perceived as a threat.
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The shooter in the March massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand, had spent time on 8chan, one of 4chan's even more vitriolic offshoots.
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As vitriolic anatomists of Hollywood shallowness and venality go, Mr. Sloman and Mr. Adams make Bruce Wagner look like, well, Bruce Wagner.
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Most problematic, Mr. Espaillat said, the vitriolic video showed Mr. Schlossberg's inherent bias were he to represent a man who speaks Spanish.
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"We did not anticipate that level of vitriolic dislike for the film," he said of "The Book of Henry" at the time.
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Shaheen's takedown was vitriolic: he accused Nasr of an "atrophy of religious conscience," passing judgment over his faith rather than his work.
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She wasn't particularly surprised to find herself, decades later, watching the same discussions unfold, only now in concert with vitriolic news cycles.
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" She says that even vitriolic threats have become "almost run-of-the-mill," saying threats to kill her have become "normal now.
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However, the campaign turned increasingly personal and vitriolic in the final stages and clashes between rival groups marred polling in West Bengal.
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For the past several years, Ms. Max, 52, had been embroiled in a vitriolic dispute over her husband's art, wealth and legacy.
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As a Latina teacher, I find comments about Latinx people more vitriolic but shockingly easier to shut down than gender-based comments.
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I am worried about this because I know that there have been many times in American history when politics was particularly vitriolic.
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But shortly after the clip went viral, to universal and at times vitriolic condemnation, a pushback began in right-of-center media.
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The 32-year-old Brit, who until the spring worked for Breitbart News, has a brash, vitriolic, take-no-prisoners approach to trolling.
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And the thing is, the Democrats are going to need some -- one, new ideas, not to be so vitriolic and caustic and divisive.
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The vitriolic hate is disturbing, especially considering the massive loss Argento has just faced, and her peers are taking a stand against it.
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The mere possibility of a third-party candidate has provoked vitriolic criticism from some conservatives who see it as destructive to the GOP.
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Pollsters now ascribe much of the wrong-track numbers to general dissatisfaction with the political process and the vitriolic nature of the campaign.
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I happen to believe that low-carb, high-fat diets are the best medical intervention, but clearly that's open to quite vitriolic debate.
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The smallest cohort -- anti-government extremists -- however, go a step further, intoxicated by a vitriolic view of the government as traitorous and tyrannical.
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Slim would serve as a mouthpiece for the vitriolic "97 Bonnie & Clyde," which enacted Scott's murder with the help of an infant Hailie.
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These statistics, however, mask the importance of describing a populist movement spreading in America that is the antithesis of Mr Trump's vitriolic message.
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I don't know who threw the first punch at Gen but the language was vitriolic against Gen's 'use' and deplorable treatment of me.
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And brave they were, because they comprised only a small minority, and, beneath the civility, the views of the majority were often vitriolic.
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The bot, named "Tay," was taken down by the tech giant last Friday after she took to Twitter in a vitriolic, racist tirade.
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When you play that out and look at 20163, is it any surprise that this was the most vitriolic election in my lifetime?
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What was unusual, and very disappointing, was the vitriolic and malicious campaigns funded by Susan B. Anthony and other right-to-life organizations.
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Trump's victory coincided with readership growth on white supremacist internet sites and language on message boards like 22017chan and Reddit became increasingly vitriolic.
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InfoWars is vitriolic and its broadcast of blatant falsehoods has resulted in the endless harassment of American citizens, as well as death threats.
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Pence's active private email address to millions of your readers has subjected her to vitriolic and malicious emails and raised serious security concerns.
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Mike Flynn, who has stunned many of his former colleagues because of the vitriolic nature of his attacks on both Obama and Clinton.
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Anger can distance people from one another, producing two sides of a vitriolic debate or leading people to isolate themselves from the nastiness.
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His candidacy had emerged unexpectedly in 1987, after he penned a vitriolic op-ed against President Alan García's plan to nationalize Peru's banks.
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"Kirstjen is a lying ghoul who enforced policies that tore families apart and impacted thousands of lives," Bee said in characteristically vitriolic terms.
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D. Its members and allies are expert in whipping up online mobs, attacking dissenters and challenging each other to be the most vitriolic.
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In recent years, multinational brands have dropped some of the careful pretenses of corporate social media to instead spur vitriolic chicken sandwich feuds.
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She declined to slam Sanders' views — but went after him for being ineffectual and for some of his supporters' vitriolic approach to politics.
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With the most vitriolic condemnation of Mr. Romney coming from outside Utah, there has been something of a rallying effect around the senator.
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The vitriolic Supreme Court debate has fired up Trump supporters, strategists warn, and that could hurt Democratic candidates at the polls next month.
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On the new podcast, Pritzker explained why the "threatening and vitriolic" tone of some of America's current policymakers is about more than politics.
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One year ago, in the wake of another mass shooting, the country was focused on another flag -- one that drew a largely vitriolic reaction.
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"Whip Scalise knows firsthand the dangerous consequences that can result from making political differences personal and vitriolic," spokeswoman Lauren Fine said in a statement.
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The suspect, who faces federal hate crime charges and the possibility of the death penalty, frequently shared vitriolic, white-supremacist views and content online.
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Its possible use has sparked vitriolic debate among lawmakers, activists, officials and regular citizens about whether it could cause pollution or other environmental harm.
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President Trump took to his Twitter account to respond with a series of vitriolic tweets that seemed aimed at encouraging protests against the NFL.
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Some leading Democrats were quick to accuse Trump himself of stoking the potential for political violence by frequently engaging in hyper-partisan, vitriolic rhetoric.
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Festival organiser Emily Eavis responded to the petition, which was started by someone who had never visited the festival, branding it hateful and vitriolic.
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And maybe you and I have like thicker skin than most people about vitriolic personal attacks, and people on the internet wishing you death.
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Aside from the vitriolic banter we hear from the left lately, Russia and our geopolitical status with them are important items we cannot underestimate.
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I weep with the men who were asked to read a litany of vitriolic texts, tweets and emails sent to these — no, all — women.
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There's an element of populism to all this, one that ties in with both media criticism and the often vitriolic supporter response to it.
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Their reasons are completely legitimate: Privacy scandals, addictiveness, fake news, unrealistic depictions of people's lives, vitriolic comments, and so on plague the Facebook experience.
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Her point is that the world of child rearing is unfair — mothers have no guilt-free options — but she sounds vitriolic rather than vehement.
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" It said that Mr. King's use of it "harmed and continues to harm that well-earned good will," citing his "record of vitriolic criticism.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull last week urged supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage to show mutual respect as their campaigns turned increasingly vitriolic.
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Recently, a local politician asked a Muslim mother on a school trip in Dijon to remove her hijab, igniting weeks of vitriolic nationwide debate.
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Clinton had better be ready for some vitriolic tweets from her younger donors, because this is going to make for some very angry borrowers.
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When Nie Yuanzi put up a vitriolic wall poster one day in 21968, she plunged into the political maelstrom of Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution.
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Michelle Obama sent Greta Thunberg a public message of solidarity on Friday following a vitriolic attack on the teenager by US President Donald Trump.
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After a deeply personal and vitriolic primary fight in 2000, McCain went on to endorse Bush and occasionally campaigned with him four years later.
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" In another breakfast TV appearance, Brabin said the "vitriolic comments were so shocking and so sexualized" that she "couldn't get her head round it.
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More recently, electorates in numerous provinces have begun to embrace populist politicians who use the same vitriolic, anti-immigrant scare tactics as President Trump.
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Its possible use has sparked vitriolic debate among lawmakers, activists, officials and regular citizens about whether it could cause pollution or other environmental harms.
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Regarding the divorce, Pitt said he and Jolie had decided to abandon the path of "vitriolic hatred" and work together to sort out their issues.
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The hypothesis is that if one candidate's rhetoric runs to the virally vitriolic, Facebook would reward that demagoguery or divisiveness with more and cheaper media.
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In the wake of a particularly vitriolic debate in early March -- which involved references to candidates' body parts -- the RNC chair sought to preach civility.
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Previous Strzok and Page messages had included a number of vitriolic comments about President Trump — even a reference to an "insurance policy" against his election.
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Chinese state media called Australia "uncivilized" and "Britain's offshore prison", while the Australian Olympic Committee deleted thousands of vitriolic comments left on Horton's Instagram account.
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After someone shared the photo of the empty bus and asked for reactions, the group quickly filled up with vitriolic comments about immigrants and Muslims.
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Their relationship is as platonic as it is vitriolic, but in picking at the power dynamics of a creative industry, it feels entirely on point.
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For most of Obama's presidency, Democrats have wondered how Obama could be so even-keel in the face of constant vitriolic attacks from his opponents.
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The desire to take down Trump had one side effect: often the vitriolic and humorous exchanges were more memorable than the proposals these three advanced.
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While a rejection of the legal challenge offers a political solution, an increasingly vitriolic campaign forced Turnbull to urge both sides to show mutual respect.
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This is, I think, due as much to a failure of understanding as to the vitriolic social media climate in which the rivalry has gestated.
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As long as they are abiding by Twitter's conduct policies (which are somewhat ambiguous, too), then saying ignorant, vitriolic, and disturbing speech should be protected.
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McCain's position and vitriolic statements on campaign finance "reform" were grating, especially when you consider that his legislation did the opposite of reforming the system.
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Letter From Washington The contempt that Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump express for each other will continue to play out in vitriolic sound bites.
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The two finalists for the nomination, Mr. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, were the most vehement — at times vitriolic — in denouncing party leaders.
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And the president continues to tweet "policy" pronouncements along with vitriolic attacks at all hours of the day — just like he did during the campaign.
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But that was before 2016 happened, the rise of the alt-right and Donald Trump and a lot of the vitriolic, nativist discourse we're seeing.
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The factions — each led by officials with long ties to Mr. Mugabe and with little difference in ideology — have traded increasingly vitriolic attacks in public.
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At the same time, a global "masculinity crisis" has spurred both a thoughtful examination of traditional ideas of manhood and a sometimes-violent, vitriolic backlash.
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The man, Cesar Sayoc Jr., had also posted vitriolic and sometimes violent messages — both online and on stickers attached to the windows of his van.
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Victims have accused the LOL League of orchestrating targeted harassment campaigns that would result in streams of vitriolic messages on social media platforms like Twitter.
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The thing is, those moments of controlled Trump are so rare, and the careening, vitriolic, xenophobic version of Trump is what we get every day.
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A Reuters investigation published on August 15 documented how Facebook was failing in its efforts to combat vitriolic Burmese language posts about Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims.
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The close and often vitriolic contest was widely seen in Israel as a referendum on Netanyahu's character and record in the face of corruption allegations.
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Former players will likely have witnessed vitriolic abuse of the man with the whistle, whether in the press, in the stands or from the horse's mouth.
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But in June — in the wake of James Comey's testimony, Mueller's investigation, and Congressional demands for records of Trump's interactions with Comey — he was particularly vitriolic.
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According to the indictment, Russian operatives used a Facebook page called "Secured Borders" to spread vitriolic messages in support of the Trump administration's hardline immigration policy.
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Officials say Zahran Hashim, a vitriolic preacher from the country's east, may have led the attackers and was one of the nine suicide bombers to die.
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After visiting with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, the Republican presidential candidate took the stage in Phoenix for a lengthy, vitriolic speech on his immigration proposals.
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But ISIS wasn't the only global threat the presidential candidates tackled in their vitriolic back and forth that had both US audiences and non-Americans captivated.
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The flashback to the vitriolic 2016 campaign began earlier in the day when Clinton blamed numerous factors for her stunning election loss at Recode's Code Conference.
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From Trump and Clinton's hapless "Hispandering" to Sanders' increasing loss of control over vitriolic "Bernie bros," candidates are finding that not all publicity is good publicity.
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And sadly, the vitriolic and racist reactions to her story only highlight a truth that people of color and other oppressed communities know all too well.
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And opposition to future Supreme Court nominees will be less vitriolic unless there is sufficient defection within the majority party to risk reaching the majority threshold.
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Mnangagwa's unexpected downfall followed months of sometimes vitriolic attacks by Grace Mugabe, who used national rallies organised by ZANU-PF youths to attack her party rivals.
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What it lacks in vitriolic chefs and dramatic competitors common to American cooking competitions, "The Great British Baking Show" makes up for in earnestness and charm.
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Despite his strong and sometimes vitriolic rhetoric, foreign policy experts said there was still room for Mr. Duterte to repair his relations with the United States.
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The suspect's social media posts were very supportive of Trump and downright threatening and vitriolic of Democrats as well as Republicans who were critical of Trump.
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Apparently, the display was assembled in response to the vitriolic speech given last week by Mitt Romney, who called out Trump's failed business ventures of yore.
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The acknowledgement came a day after a Reuters investigation showed why the company has failed to stem a wave of vitriolic posts about the minority Rohingya.
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The report does not conclude why Trump was personally interested in the project, especially considering his vitriolic rhetoric about the bureau and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Mnangagwa's unexpected downfall followed months of sometimes vitriolic attacks by Grace Mugabe, who used national rallies organized by ZANU-PF youths to attack her party rivals.
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Many have expressed that they're fed up with what they view as vitriolic and antagonistic behavior from strangers on the Internet, and are ready to disengage.
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Women (and men) who disagree should put their votes where their anger is, not further tear at our social fabric by perpetuating dehumanizing and vitriolic rhetoric.
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The reasons the publisher cited for the cancellation — "safety concerns" — and its dismissal of the legitimate concerns raised as "vitriolic rancor," further denigrates the Latino community.
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Doing so would align with the wishes of the majority of Republicans — despite what the headline-grabbing and vitriolic anti-immigrant rhetoric would have you think.
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With the hashtags came fake videos, unverified pictures, and other false claims that India's most vitriolic digital nationalists could find to suggest their country's upper hand.
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That has continued after the 2014 death of Fred Phelps, the pastor who led the vitriolic "God Hates Fags" anti-gay campaign across the United States.
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But the politics of migration on the Continent have only become more vitriolic, and sometimes violent, and Greece has struggled to handle its large migrant population.
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That helped unleash a new round in the long-running debate over the vitriolic tone that President Trump and his critics often take in this hyperpartisan atmosphere.
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" Saving his most vitriolic scorn for Popeyes' black spokeswoman "Annie," he ripped how "every time she do a commercial, there's got to be some coonery and shit!
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You can read the full interview over at Pedestrian where they address the reactions Ouellette has gotten to the tattoo, including some of the most vitriolic responses.
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Among the possibilities: His vitriolic battle with the "opposition party" media reached new heights recently after he barred several major outlets from a White House press gaggle.
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Most people I spoke to at The Theatre were as impassioned and confident in their conviction for Bernie as any Donald Trump supporter, if perhaps less vitriolic.
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So begins an article from June 29, which described a problem that has only deepened as the weeks of this unprecedented, vitriolic presidential campaign have gone on.
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It's a familiar coping mechanism for people burned out by apocalyptic news and vitriolic social media feeds: Please, let's just not talk about it for an hour.
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But Donald J. Trump instead spent most of his time on live television Tuesday berating the journalists covering his presidential campaign in unusually vitriolic and personal terms.
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The Chicago Tribune spat vitriolic condemnation of the women in 1910, but by 1920, the Richmond Times Dispatch, a southern newspaper, praised the women as skilled fighters.
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It also ducks the sometimes vitriolic disagreements among feminists as to whether the veil can only be patriarchal, and whether Western beauty standards offer any true liberation.
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He is after all the man most responsible for the birther movement, a thoroughly baseless and vitriolic campaign against a black president he hated with a passion.
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Yet, while he has received plenty of vitriolic abuse, historically speaking, Mr. Bercow can count himself lucky: Seven of his predecessors were executed between 1394 and 1535.
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It has been perplexing to Buttigieg supporters that a particularly vitriolic brand of anger has been reserved for Buttigieg rather than other moderate candidates like Minnesota Sen.
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"Social media platforms have served as world-wide conduits to spread vitriolic hate messages into every home and country," the committee majority noted in a press release.
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" Banks got even more vitriolic when she responded in a series of tweets, targeting Offset's previous relationships and telling Cardi "You're a real life episode of Maury sis.
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TOKYO – North Korea&aposs vitriolic criticism of the U.S. following a first round of nuclear negotiations went out of its way to spare one person: President Donald Trump.
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Mnangagwa's unexpected downfall last week followed months of sometimes vitriolic attacks by Grace Mugabe, who used national rallies organised by ZANU-PF youths to attack her party rivals.
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However, the president's constant, vitriolic barrage of attacks against the media has inspired other attendees to verbally assault journalists, including this reporter at a Michigan rally last April.
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In her initially vitriolic response to the "deplorable" criticism, Linton had lashed out about how much she and her husband contribute to the economy and pay in taxes.
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The idea is that, when the user becomes frustrated that their vitriolic posts are getting no engagement, because nobody can see them, they'll give up (and maybe leave).
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As the frontwoman of the short-lived group Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, Lydia Lunch sang — if you could call it that — vitriolic anthems about neglect and suffering.
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"In the political season that we just went through with just a vitriolic display of hatred… while people were saying it, they knew it wasn't true," Schultz said.
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" His call for a solution: "The country's best hope for countering an increasingly polarized and vitriolic political environment rests with its citizens' willingness to listen to one another.
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The administrative way in which the plan was created also received vitriolic condemnations, with State politicians decrying what they perceive to be a gross abuse of presidential power.
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Clinton has gone after Trump's online behavior before, particularly his vitriolic Twitter presence, calling him "a man you can bait with a tweet" at the Democratic National Convention.
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Mueller's next move The idea that Trump has suddenly got tough might strike some on Mueller's team as ironic given the months of vitriolic tweets aimed their way.
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The second lady said she was subject to "vitriolic and malicious emails," according to a letter to the Associated Press President CEO Gary Pruitt from Pence's legal counsel.
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Baswedan and his deputy, Sandiaga Uno, won April's governor election on the back of support from hardline Islamists who have pushed, among other things, vitriolic anti-Chinese rhetoric.
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The local Delhi government, which is headed by Arvind Kejriwal, a vitriolic critic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, sent seven videotapes to a laboratory for a forensic probe.
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Rodriguez pointed out that she was snubbed by the Academy Awards that year, but Streisand shared that her most vitriolic reviews largely, and surprisingly, came from other women.
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Votino Tarrant has seen a wellspring of activism in the wake of the November election, and even more of a response since Valerie Smith's vitriolic language was unveiled.
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Since Trump's not at the helm of his account anymore, we won't know what kind of vitriolic thing he might have to say in response to Obama's dig.
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In a society where being "French" is espoused over one's heritage and cultural individuality, it's a sad eventuality that minorities can and likely will run into vitriolic opposition.
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When discussing sexism in Australian politics, experts often cite Julia Gillard, who after becoming Australia's first female prime minister in 2010 was the subject of vitriolic attack campaigns.
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At the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit meeting, he delivered a vitriolic, nationalistic speech on trade that made the United States look angry and rendered us more isolated.
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Bush has made no secret of his disdain for Trump's brash rhetoric, especially after the vitriolic campaign Trump ran against his brother Jeb during the 2016 election cycle.
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Instead, there's been a ceaseless and increasingly vitriolic flurry of motions and objections from both Jia and many of his largest creditors, and little progress has been made.
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In part, Stockman is the most interesting because he is also the most vitriolic, no mean accomplishment since he competes, in that category, with such as Paul Krugman.
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Many in the United States are incredibly resistant to accepting refugees fleeing the Syrian Civil War; Donald Trump's vitriolic rhetoric about banning Muslim immigrants hardly slowed his campaign.
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But it is impressive how quickly Instagram jumped to Swift's aid, especially when so many women deal with more vitriolic harassment on a daily basis that goes largely unmoderated.
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For the past few months, Cuomo has been unable to tweet anything from his official account without his mentions flooded with vitriolic New Yorkers demanding he fix the subway.
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This could mean more vitriolic language, more targeted hate, or more frequent abusive messages — you know, all the stuff that shouldn't be on the internet in the first place.
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"We're in the middle of one of the most vitriolic campaigns in American history, and we're investigating one of the candidates for president," the senior law enforcement official said.
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Trump's erratic and vitriolic behavior has continued to be a major problem, particularly for many Republicans who are uncertain if he could handle the job of Commander-in-Chief.
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Other blockbuster titles like Destiny 2 and Middle-earth: Shadow of War were subject to similar, if less vitriolic, controversies for their inclusion of loot boxes and various microtransactions.
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Back channels between the two sides are considerably better developed than might be expected from 20 years of acrimonious politics and the constant slew of vitriolic social media commentary.
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So it is tempting to see the surprisingly sudden and vitriolic confrontation between parts of the party as the latest chapter in its long history of eruptions over Europe.
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U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson agreed with prosecutors that Stone, one of President Trump's oldest advisers, violated her gag order with vitriolic posts on Instagram and Facebook.
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"The tenor of the debate around the issue of immigration — around Latinos and Muslims — has been so vitriolic and hostile that there's a lot of attention," Ms. Kelley said.
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The latest casualty of the increasingly vitriolic quarrel between Elliott Management and French conglomerate Vivendi is Amos Genish, who was ousted on Tuesday as CEO of Telecom Italia (TI).
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First, it's important to remember that violent, contentious and vitriolic rhetoric are as embedded in American history as much as our preferred symbolic images of freedom, liberty and independence.
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In 2015, after another long and vitriolic debate, the FCC under former President Obama created a set of regulations aimed at ensuring a level playing field on the internet.
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After Trump stunned the world with his general election win over Hillary Clinton, the observations of Power and those emailing her on her official government account turned more vitriolic.
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He went on to criticize President Donald Trump, citing both "vitriolic behavior" from the Trump administration and a cut to corporate taxes during an interview with CNBC in June.
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Republicans not only kept their campaign promise to reform the tax code, they achieved this victory amidst some of the most vitriolic political and media backlash in our lifetime.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Banned UEFA President Michel Platini launched a vitriolic attack on the FIFA Appeals Committee on Wednesday after it upheld his suspension from the game for ethics violations.
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As an example, I'll say one of the greatest things in my opinion that has ever happened to the aeronautical industry is the vitriolic competition between Boeing and Airbus.
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Lopsided party dominance has not brought resignation; instead of minority parties conceding that they lack the numbers to effectively fight back, the mood has grown more tense and vitriolic.
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After the murder, Mr. Qahtani was stripped of his title of adviser to the royal court and was accused of contributing to the vitriolic language directed at Mr. Khashoggi.
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I'm not referring to a contemporary figure, but to the founder of Pennsylvania, William Penn, who is in so many ways dissimilar to today's politicians and their vitriolic discourse.
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His departure followed a vitriolic public campaign waged by Swamy, whose roughhouse politics is backed by a fierce intellect - he obtained a doctorate in economics and taught at Harvard.
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Fulminating with contempt for England and disdain for the daily grind, he bangs out vitriolic screeds on an old typewriter, the confrontational prose at odds with his diffident manner.
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It's customary for presidents to differ or complain about these institutions; none, however, has waged the vitriolic, systematic attacks to undermine them that are the hallmark of this president.
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As impeachment chatter dominated the airwaves this past week, Trump unleashed dozens of vitriolic tweets, railing against House Democrats and even accusing Schiff of a crime without any evidence.
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For the past several years, Ms. Max had been embroiled in a vitriolic legal dispute over her husband's art, wealth and legacy, as he has struggled with increasing dementia.
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Trump has frequently declared that the media is the "enemy of the people," and journalists are often faced with vitriolic attacks from his supporters at rallies and threats of violence.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday launched a vitriolic attack on his perceived enemies, including the widow of a prominent Democratic congressman, days after he was acquitted in his impeachment trial.
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But the controversy and outrage is also being amplified by anti-women gamers and is evocative of the vitriolic sexist abuse that many women on the platforms are subjected to.
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Donald Trump and President Barack Obama exchanged pleasantries at the White House on Thursday as the two leaders began a transition to the Trump administration following a vitriolic presidential campaign.
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A string of violent incidents has cast a pall over the final weeks of a midterm season already marked by months of bitter partisan fighting, vitriolic rhetoric and angry protests.
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BUT MY CONCERN FOR THE COUNTRY AND MY CONCERN FOR OUR STANDING IN THE WORLD, THE LACK OF DIGNITY, THE LACK OF RESPECT, THE VITRIOLIC BEHAVIOR COMING FROM THIS ADMINISTRATION.
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The first two years of President Obama's administration witnessed a fresh era of vitriolic partisanship, the formation of the Tea Party movement, and furious town halls in individual congressional districts.
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In 1974, Mayor Kevin H. White of Boston named him deputy mayor, a role in which he focused on public safety during the city's vitriolic protests over court-ordered busing.
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And we are now seeing a rise in the very halls of Congress in a kind of vitriolic and vile anti-Semitic comments like the ones you've seen from Rep.
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It is also just good practice for the US to maintain a positive relationship even if the vitriolic rhetoric might harm relations in the short term, retired Marine Lt. Gen.
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His vitriolic online posts included one with a photograph of Prince George, the 4-year-old son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the address of his school.
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On Tuesday, both the president and Nikki Haley addressed the current tendency of the Republican party to engage in vitriolic and biased rhetoric that only hinders us as a nation.
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But Hogg has been the target of vitriolic comments and attacks following the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in February, as he became a vocal advocate for gun control.
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We intend to combat the vitriolic hate engendered by the incoming administration through all available channels, encouraging members of the arts community and the nation at large to join us.
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JERUSALEM — It seemed a solution worthy of Solomon: create a permanent egalitarian prayer space at the Western Wall alongside the gender-segregated area that has been the subject of vitriolic protest.
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Turkish politicians have engaged in months of vitriolic rhetoric against their European counterparts and censure from Europe has reduced to a bare minimum the appetite on both sides to build bridges.
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John Cornyn, who was seated at the same table as Clinton for the lunch, told CNN that she appeared to be in good spirits but lamented the vitriolic nature of politics.
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Kramer went on to say the "there's a lot of brands that just don't want to be associated with that sort of [abusive and vitriolic] content" that takes place on Twitter.
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It's odd that a few words can have such power, but the simplicity of Springer's language, along with the context of the piece, struck a real nerve in her vitriolic detractors.
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LGBTQ and minority representation on the small screen is a huge issue, and many fans who aren't perfectly content with how this particular Batwoman casting played out have shared vitriolic reactions.
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The Clinton campaign's initial response to the comment was to hunker down and hope it blew over, while her aides defiantly took to Twitter, noting some of Trump's most vitriolic statements.
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In Giuliani&aposs zeal to represent his client, he has unleashed vitriolic verbal attacks on the credibility, morality and ethics of Cohen, using words and innuendo too lurid to recount here.
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" The song ends with something akin to a threat, or at least a beautiful, vitriolic kiss-off: "You grabbed me with an open hand/ The world is grabbing back at you.
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The press was already distrusted by many Americans before his vitriolic campaign—though it certainly stoked their enmity—with citizens increasingly siloed into their own closed communities, both online and off.
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"We've seen such vitriolic display of bigotry and hate and divisiveness, and that is not the leadership we need for the future of the country," Schultz said about Trump in September.
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When I saw this happening to me, I consulted a lawyer, but ultimately concluded I had no interest in saying or doing anything to continue being associated with this vitriolic nut.
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President Donald Trump and George P. Bush's father, Jeb, engaged in a vitriolic primary rivalry during the 2016 campaign, and Trump has mocked and criticized the legacies of both Presidents Bush.
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At the very least, she will be able to point to the vitriolic language of the Republican nominee as anti-woman, anti-Latino, anti-Muslim, anti-black, anti-progressive, anti-fact.
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Under Trump, groups like the Alliance Defending Freedom, a fiercely anti-choice and anti-LGBTQ group, and the Family Research Council, another vitriolic anti-LGBTQ group, have found positions of power.
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While the track's title ostensibly refers to the Republican candidate for the President of the United States, Donald Trump, the gliding vocal by London artist Roses Gabor refrains from vitriolic caricature.
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Some have called on Twitter to take down vitriolic tweets from U.S. President Donald Trump and other politicians, while Trump and other conservatives have repeatedly accused technology companies of favoring liberals.
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" The Students United Ithaca Facebook page was particularly vitriolic, with some members receiving private messages saying, "You are the real Nazis of this country," and "You're a pathetic racist scum group.
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"Donald Trump's vitriolic attacks against Megyn Kelly and his extreme, sick obsession with her is beneath the dignity of a presidential candidate," the conservative cable news network wrote in a statement.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2011 that the Westboro Baptist Church, known for its vitriolic "God Hates Fags" anti-gay campaign, could not be prevented from picketing at military funerals.
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Santander Cultural, a gallery space sponsored by the eponymous Spanish bank, decided to close Queermuseum after receiving an onslaught of vitriolic criticism on social media and from gallery visitors last week.
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He made vitriolic appearances on the campaign trail, notably leading the Republican National Convention in chants of "Lock her up," referring to Trump's Democratic rival, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Using the alias OneDingo, Bowers shared and wrote vitriolic posts and memes attacking Jews, as well as Muslims, calling them "filthy" and "evil," while he argued for their eradication from Western civilization.
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The report noted that figure was in line with recent election cycles, despite the vitriolic contest that saw two of the most unpopular candidates in recent history vie for the White House.
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The online commentator who's been dubbed the "Queen of the alt-right" is a darling of white nationalist racist group thanks to her vitriolic criticism of civil rights protests like Colin Kaepernick's.
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They can continue join in an angry, vitriolic, and loud protest chorus or they can bank the victory they've already won on Obamacare and more prudently move the ball down the field.
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Traditional and social media should continue recording the racist, vitriolic language and deeds without sensationalizing them and continue to reject the attempt at normalization of extreme racist views in the political mainstream.
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Trump continues his vitriolic attacks on Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the first member of his cabinet to be confirmed and a key proponent of Trump's tough-on-immigration, tough-on-crime agenda.
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America is now at a juncture: Will a divided Congress collapse into a vitriolic abyss of presidential House impeachment (and subsequent Senate acquittal), endless House Russia conspiracy theories, subpoenas and baseless investigations?
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To some Supreme fans, though, this sort of vitriolic reaction showcases everything that's wrong with shallow devotees to the brand, who lack a nuanced understanding of the culture from which streetwear emerged.
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The terms "fascist" and "dictator" were thrown around, as a third-party run was weighed against the prospect of a candidate as vitriolic as Trump winning the general election as a result.
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He lost his title as an adviser to the royal court because he contributed to the vitriolic rhetoric toward the kingdom's critics that led to Mr. Khashoggi's death, a Saudi official said.
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As one of Britain's leading political journalists, with a reputation for asking tough questions, and as a woman, Ms. Kuenssberg has long been the target of vitriolic abuse and threats of violence.
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At Wednesday night's debate in Las Vegas, rivals hit him harder than ever before on his policies, the vitriolic tone of some of his supporters, his defense of socialism, and his health.
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You had to wonder what last year's host, the vitriolic Ricky Gervais, might have done, or Mr. Fallon's other predecessors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who made acerbic jokes in good fun.
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Immediately after the publication of "Dear White America," I began to receive vile and vitriolic white racist comments sent to my university email address, and verbal messages sent to my answering machine.
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Still, the absence of Ms. Kelly, who became the target of vitriolic criticism from Mr. Trump, removes the Fox News anchor who had most consistently challenged the president-elect during the campaign.
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North Korea was quick to try to widen the rift with a vitriolic dispatch from its official news agency, KCNA, branding Bolton a "war maniac" with a "different mental structure from ordinary people."
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"My mom had an old-timey answering machine — not even voice mail — and people would leave the most vitriolic hate," Griffin says of the recordings she'd race to stop her mother from hearing.
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No surprise, then, that when BuzzFeed reported over the weekend that the social network would soon display tweets not by chronology but by algorithmic voodoo, the responses were vitriolic—even by Twitter standards.
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As we brace ourselves for the onslaught, we spoke to Sharon Schweitzer, international etiquette expert and founder of Protocol & Etiquette Worldwide, on how to navigate even the most vitriolic of political conversations. 1.
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The attacks are standard social media-era fare: free-for-all bombardment across social platforms by people who are not always vitriolic but who nevertheless barrage the perceived enemy with bad-faith questions.
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Clinton called Trump in the early hours of Wednesday to concede defeat after he shattered her Democratic firewall in the Midwest and swept to victory after the most vitriolic general election in generations.
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And despite the often vitriolic backlash to Hillary Clinton's email scandal, the latest dump shows how the presidential hopeful is also a caring mother who sometimes needs her daughter's advice about the internet.
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The statement says basically nothing, neither condemning Trump's racist, sexist, xenophobic, vitriolic language and, presumably, future policies, nor expressing much support for him, beyond an implicit hope that he won't tank the country.
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Issues that involve Mexico, such as trade, migration and drugs, have often featured in American elections, but never in such a vitriolic and unfounded way, says Andrés Rozental, a former deputy foreign minister.
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Although anonymity has been a hallmark feature of Twitter since its launch, the vitriolic nature of the user base has forced the company to make hard choices about its commitment to the philosophy.
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For months now, he has seen how the campaign has stirred up such vitriolic anti-Washington sentiment that it has all but drowned out his appeal for coolheaded debate or common-sense solutions.
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The African American community was so focused on protecting our president from vitriolic conservatives that we fell completely silent on social issues and our party slid deeper into the clutch of secular-progressivism.
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Things may change as the election season progresses, but this is where we stand today in a tumultuous, vitriolic race that no one currently expects to turn on nuanced questions of education policy.
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And it's hard not to draw a link between the aggravated pettiness—if not outright Trump-esque trolling—of Tarantino's recent comments on race, and the vitriolic provocation that characterizes The Hateful Eight.
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"Thank you for understanding that you have a right to express your venomous and vitriolic views—no matter how odious and ignorant—under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution," the post said.
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"Because Comey's compilation and dissemination of sensitive FBI information led directly to two-plus years of political turmoil and vitriolic partisan attacks on the president, the OIG's report demands congressional attention," they write.
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"Wait Wait" resembles the place I fear I may go when I die, where vitriolic and overly entertained cherubs attempt to tickle each other with feather dusters in quip fights to the death.
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The meeting's sponsor, an anti-immigrant page called "Secured Borders," was one of hundreds of fake Facebook accounts created by a Russian company with Kremlin ties to spread vitriolic messages on divisive issues.
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Brasillach, who was editor of the collaborationist weekly "Je suis partout," in which he published violent attacks against America, Britain and General de Gaulle, wrote one vitriolic article insulting President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
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"We've seen such vitriolic display of bigotry and hate and divisiveness, and that is not the leadership we need for the future of the country," he said about Trump, according to Business Insider.
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In one of his most vitriolic appearances to date, President Donald Trump on Thursday night railed against the Washington establishment and his other perceived foes as an existential threat to the nation's democracy.
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It's better to save your most vitriolic wisecracks for face-to-face meetings behind closed doors "I'm changing how I use email," said one Washington insider who was affected by the Podesta email leak.
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But we do know that liberals will launch what may be the vilest, nastiest, most vitriolic propaganda war ever against whoever the president nominates – no matter how sterling his or her professional credentials are.
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Authorities identified the suspect, who was captured after a gun battle with responding police, as 46-year-old Robert Bowers—a vitriolic anti-Semite who allegedly announced the attack on the social network Gab.
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As the vitriolic wave crashed down upon me, I received messages of support not just from those who knew me and from people in my community, but also from strangers, inside Iowa and out.
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Had I had the misfortune of being abused by someone in my own "conservative community," the support I currently have from many in that realm would not only dissipate, but transform into vitriolic attacks.
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Democrats pilloried him for influencing the final days of an already vitriolic campaign and Republicans accused him of caving to political pressure and questioned how the bureau could review thousands of emails so quickly.
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"My strategy with people who mistake me for the other Stephen Miller is to be exceedingly earnest, no matter how idiotic or vitriolic the message," says Stephen Miller, a writer now living in Montreal.
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But what Trump and his administration have failed to acknowledge during their vitriolic mission to take away reproductive rights is that the number of abortions in the U.S. has actually decreased substantially since 1980.
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Mr. Trump has faced mounting criticism from Republicans for the vitriolic tone of his candidacy, but he struck a defiant note Tuesday night, describing himself proudly as a candidate of the angry and disaffected.
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Coming less than two weeks before the midterm elections, the discovery of the pipe bombs reverberated across a country already on edge, stirring anew questions about whether political discourse had grown too vitriolic. Mrs.
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However, it's important to remember that the reason that No Man's Sky got such a vitriolic response from players is that it failed to live up to the promises made by well-made trailers.
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Jorge Arreaza, Venezuela's foreign minister, posted a vitriolic response on Twitter to reports that Mr. Pompeo had participated in the Lima Group meeting, saying that those involved were taking their orders from Mr. Trump.
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"Democrats continue to embrace and defend the most vitriolic anti-Semites in their midst, who sympathize and side with terrorist organizations who want to wipe Israel from the map," Glassner said in an email.
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As the political ecosystem started to drown in partisan spin and vitriolic slander, he attempted to be reasonable, appealing to the evidence-based angels in our electorate, desperately trying to ignore all the noise.
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If he can put aside his vitriolic attacks on China to forge what he now calls a strong relationship with President Xi Jinping, it seems plausible he could find common ground with Mr. Macron.
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"I think we've seen such vitriolic display of bigotry and hate and divisiveness, and that is not the leadership we need for the future of the country," Schultz told CNN's Poppy Harlow in 2016.
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" In the editorial, the Times called the six-page letter released by the White House "a giant, overheated expression of grievance, a vitriolic attack backed mostly by half-truths, unsubstantiated assertions and whiny misrepresentations.
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Israel's Foreign Minister Israel Katz said on Twitter on Thursday: "Belgium as a Western democracy should be ashamed to allow such a vitriolic anti-Semitic display," calling on authorities to ban "this hateful parade".
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The reaction was far more vitriolic than any I have experienced covering more serious topics, such as allegations that Mr. Trump's campaign had ties to Russia or his attempts to impose a travel ban.
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The company's defense has insisted the Russian tycoon be allowed to access data and documents from the Mueller probe, accused Mueller's team of acting unconstitutionally, and hurled unusually sharp and vitriolic language at prosecutors.
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Approximately an hour after the shooting began, President Donald Trump — who has made vitriolic denigrations of the press, including specific reporters, a key political tactic since before taking office — tweeted his condolences in general terms.
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Natural gas pipelines proposed to run from the Marcellus shale in Pennsylvania have met with vitriolic opposition, and crude oil pipeline proposals, including Keystone XL and most recently, the Dakota Access pipeline, have been blocked.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - The Miss Venezuela beauty pageant said on Wednesday it will investigate possible unethical conduct by its contestants following a vitriolic social media spat that saw former participants accusing each other of inappropriate behavior.
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As the country sits divided on a vitriolic election year, and when social unrest seems ready to boil over, spending an hour in the park catching Rattatas may be exactly what many of us need.
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Twitter verified vitriolic racists like Richard Spencer and only backtracked after intense media scrutiny (and people like notorious white supremacist and former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke continue to tweet on a daily basis).
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From vitriolic attacks against undocumented immigrants to gratuitous and illegal suggestions that law enforcement rough up American citizens, the President has willfully abdicated the role other presidents have played as moral leaders of the nation.
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Talking Across Divides: 22016 Ways to Encourage Civil Classroom Conversation On Difficult Issues Ideas for fostering respectful and productive discussions, both online and off, during a campaign season marked by partisan divide and vitriolic rhetoric.
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"There have been many times when American political dialogue has been as vitriolic as it seems to be today," said Michael Barone, a political analyst, journalist and co-author of the Almanac of American Politics.
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At the same debate, Sanders, a U.S. Senator from Vermont and the current Democratic front-runner, was asked about the conduct of some of his more vitriolic supporters – so-called "Bernie Bros" - on social media.
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When Warren landed the backing of Medicare-for-all advocate Ady Barkan and grassroots political group the Working Families Party, some Sanders supporters expressed dismay, and at times, the rhetoric on Twitter became particularly vitriolic.
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But when getting as personal, as vitriolic, as childish as they have, it only plays into the Trump narrative that the media is the true opposition party with an agenda that goes beyond tough reporting.
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" -- NBC's Kasie Hunt said one of the benefits of being on the campaign trail is meeting voters and showing them what journalism really looks like: "It's increasingly important in the face of this vitriolic rhetoric.
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Roger Stone would like you to know that Saturday Night Live is the real threat to his fair trial — not his alleged violation of the judge's gag order with vitriolic posts on Facebook and Instagram.
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Unlike their predecessors, Mr. Trump and Kim Jong-un — after a series of vitriolic exchanges during the American president's first year in office — have personally driven their countries' diplomatic engagement, exchanging letters and flattering remarks.
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If the United States had not invaded Mexico, we would not have conquered the territory that is now the American Southwest — and the debate over the westward expansion of slavery would have been less vitriolic.
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The Digital Forensic Research Lab at think tank Atlantic Council, which partnered with Facebook for the review, said the accounts linked to Congress pushed satirical posts, while pro-BJP pages "carried vitriolic posts against opposition leaders".
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The vitriolic coverage, which included personal attacks on individual judges, was in response to a High Court ruling last November that the government could not trigger the process of leaving the European Union without parliamentary assent.
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And while the candidates' baffling lack of knowledge surrounding things like boba tea have made many headlines, quite a few restaurants have momentarily worked their way into the vitriolic limelight, thanks to their owners' political viewpoints.
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Also men who seem to frankly hate women, especially guys from Tinder who start spewing vitriolic shit about what's wrong with the girls they meet five minutes after you met at Peckham Rye for a drink.
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It is evident, too, in the vitriolic populism resurging at the heart of Western democracies—in Brexit, in the rise of Marine Le Pen in France and in Donald Trump's tumultuous route to the White House.
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The most vitriolic on the left suggest that any cultural swapping is tantamount to acts of visual racism; that using symbols without permission is always bad, and those that do it should be condemned without mercy.
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"Donald Trump's vitriolic attacks against Megyn Kelly and his extreme, sick obsession with her is beneath the dignity of a presidential candidate who wants to occupy the highest office in the land," a network spokesperson says.
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Social media, online magazines like Inspire and the virtual jihadist community also amplified the vitriolic messages of terrorists like the American-born cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, whose incendiary sermons and writings have had a profound effect.
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" Claire Mysko, spokeswoman for the National Eating Disorders Association, says the vitriolic online response to these post-pregnancy photos stems from women who "have had it up to here with this post-baby body reveal business.
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The "Moneyball" actor said in an interview last year that he had quit drinking, was undergoing therapy and that he and Jolie had decided to abandon "vitriolic hatred" and work together to sort out their issues.
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In addition to exploring the candidates' policy positions with children old enough to understand them, experts say, the vitriolic nature dominating this election is a chance to reinforce parents' own values about how to treat people.
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Most said Trump faces an uphill battle in a race that promises to be one of the most divisive and vitriolic in recent memory, one in which both Trump and Clinton have historically high unfavorable ratings.
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After President Obama drew his vaunted "red line" over the use of chemical weapons by Syria's Bashar al-Assad, a vitriolic debate in Britain's House of Commons led to England backing out of any joint action.
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To avoid the kind of vitriolic dispute that erupted in a nearby town when a different group tried to build a mosque, the society said, it tried to minimize features that might be seen as ostentatious.
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The shooting was nearly certain to reignite emotional debates over American gun laws and homeland security in what is shaping up to be a vitriolic U.S. presidential campaign between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump.
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"Gathering data especially during dead miles also explains Uber's vitriolic opposition to capping their number of vehicles," said Desai of the taxi workers' alliance, referring to an unsuccessful proposal put forward by City Hall last year.
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The vitriolic response from fossil fuel senators to Obama's recent moratorium on new coal leases, which will not impact existing coal production for at least 85033 years, is proof of politicians aligned directly with corporate interests.
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Given Donald J. Trump's approval of advisers from the white nationalist far right, following his vitriolic attacks on the policies of the Obama administration, Democrats, independents and even some Republicans are bracing for assaults on — everything.
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He had been particularly outspoken—vitriolic, really—about his beliefs on Facebook and Twitter, and he had been arguing about religion in the preceding weeks at his office with another county health inspector, Syed Rizwan Farook.
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She said that she learned long ago as a young woman to "control" her emotions as a way to deal with vitriolic attacks against her — but that now she gets attacked for not being emotional enough.
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Since losing Parker to diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, an especially vitriolic pediatric brain tumor with a zero percent survival rate, Rivers has thrown herself into her schoolwork and dance — a passion she shared with her sister.
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For more than a decade, he reigned over what became the most-watched network in cable news history, serving to more than 2 million Americans daily his own brand of divisive, vitriolic and often racially-charged commentary.
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In Krakow, the Polish city from which Pope John Paul II emerged as a castigator of communism, the local prelate recently made an attack on "LGBT ideology" which was vitriolic by the standards of current Catholic debates.
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After using R.E.M's "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" at a rally, bassist Mike Mills shared a vitriolic series of messages on Twitter, attributed to lead singer Michael Stipe.
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One would think bad PR couldn't possibly stem from a celebrity taking interest in one of the most poignant, tragic figures of the 20th century, but Bieber again found himself on the receiving end of vitriolic criticism.
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Trump caused astonishment in London last week when he suggested that Nigel Farage of the opposition UKIP party, a firebrand of the Brexit cause and vitriolic critic of the ruling Conservatives, should be Britain's ambassador to Washington.
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I wondered if the left would have been so vitriolic had such a piece been written by a woman of conservative Muslim birth in defense of the hijab, instead of from the perspective of an Orthodox Jew.
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The Orlando shooting is also expected to reignite emotional debates over American gun laws and homeland security in what is shaping up to be a vitriolic U.S. presidential campaign between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump.
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Here's where things stand on gun control: Why it's an interesting signal: As congressional observers have seen repeatedly, these shootings tend to push both sides into their respective corners making even the conversation short-lived and vitriolic.
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But he again reserved his most vitriolic language for immigration, repeatedly prompting loud boos as he warned that if Democrats win, they would invite murderers to come into the United States to kill men, women and children.
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Though she has always been aware of feminism in general, and identifies as a feminist, she says she could be better versed in feminist theory, and was blindsided by the occasionally vitriolic accusations of misogyny she faced.
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A Russian company with Kremlin ties spread vitriolic messages on divisive issues via hundreds of fake Facebook accounts, some of which used stolen photos to add authenticity, like those of a Brazilian salesman and his family, above.
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I am a moderate Republican who voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 but has become appalled by how vitriolic and partisan the news coverage has become as it relates to the current administration and the Republican Party.
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The Breakdown SYDNEY, Australia — In the lead-up to a vote on legalizing same-sex marriage in Australia, vitriolic campaign materials, including fliers calling homosexuality "a tragedy of a family," circulated this week in Melbourne and Sydney.
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The Delaney campaign message was simple enough: After four years of Donald Trump and a decade-plus of vitriolic politics, the electorate is just begging for someone with business experience who promised to govern from the center.
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Bloom said her goal in securing money was not to pressure the women to come forward, but rather to help them relocate or arrange security if they felt unsafe during the waning days of a vitriolic election.
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LONDON, Sept 26 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday tempers needed to calm down and that getting Brexit resolved would "lance the boil" after a vitriolic confrontation with lawmakers in parliament a day earlier.
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As a social scientist, I can talk about the president breaking with democratic norms and precedent, but as a human being, I also want to expose the dehumanizing effects of vitriolic language and the violence it encourages.
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But the issue here isn't that Shah is condemning UK Jews in Hitler-like terms, but rather that her attacks on Israel have been so vitriolic as to veer into what many see as anti-Semitic territory.
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" Then, early Friday morning, he issued a string of vitriolic tweets about Machado, accusing Clinton of helping her gain citizenship, alluding to the more controversial parts of her past, and urging everyone to "check out [her] sex tape.
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The acknowledgement came a day after a Reuters investigation revealed how the company has struggled to address a wave of vitriolic posts about the minority Rohingya, targeted last year in what the United Nations has termed ethnic cleansing.
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The online assault grew so vitriolic that a man who says his name is Kevin took it upon himself to set up a Facebook page called "I Support Michelle Gregg," which so far has attracted nearly 450 followers.
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But the talks, which have often boiled over into vitriolic attacks that have highlighted tensions between Spain's political left and right, are now set to continue at a time when the Spanish economy is staging an uneven recovery.
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All this has been the doing of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, an Islamist and vitriolic anti-Semite (he once decried the "Jewish capital" allegedly financing The Times), who has steadily consolidated authoritarian power over 15 years in power.
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Had I the opportunity, I would have voted no on Kavanaugh's confirmation because of that, and also because he clearly demonstrated partisanship and an inclination to vitriolic revenge that makes him unqualified to sit on the Supreme Court.
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To start, Rian Johnson, who directed The Last Jedi, is developing a new trilogy, and while some fans worry the vitriolic TLJ discourse could derail his deal, he is currently confirmed to write and direct its first movie.
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In a febrile and vitriolic session on Wednesday, Johnson was accused of inflaming tensions which had led to death threats against lawmakers by using words such as surrender and betrayal in his description of those who opposed Brexit.
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In a febrile and vitriolic session on Wednesday, Johnson was accused of inflaming tensions which had led to death threats against lawmakers by using words such as surrender and betrayal in his description of those who opposed Brexit.
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Instead, they pandered to their rich donors to fund their increasingly expensive campaigns, and then used the money they raised to redirect their voters' anxieties into anti-government identity politics, particularly through vitriolic anti-Obama, anti-Democrat messaging.
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A small group of protesters yelled "Lock him up!" as Flynn left the courthouse on Friday, echoing the "Lock her up!" chant that Flynn himself led against Trump's Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, in vitriolic appearances on the campaign trail.
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When the casting for the Hunger Games' Rue (coded, though explicitly stated, as black in the novel) was revealed in the form of Amandla Stenberg, fans lashed out at the casting of a black actress in often vitriolic ways.
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Whether it was calling John Adams "a hideous hermaphroditical character" or Grover Cleveland a "moral leper", based on allegations that he had fathered an illegitimate child, the lexicon of American political language has often been filled with vitriolic phrases.
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A particularly vitriolic form of anti-environmental religious thinking, a series of videos entitled "Resisting the green dragon", warns that concern about the planet is a smokescreen for an effort to take over and control the lives of Americans.
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The tyranny of the vocal minority is a very real thing, and it's easy to forget that those opinions, deafening and vitriolic though they may be, often represent the perspectives of a only a very small group of people.
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"The very small details that we read about Lee Harvey Oswald interested me — his neediness, his love of reading, the fact that he had a vitriolic temper, and that he was really crazy about his children," Carpenter told Mashable.
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"Donald Trump's vitriolic attacks against Megyn Kelly and his extreme, sick obsession with her is beneath the dignity of a presidential candidate who wants to occupy the highest office in the land," a network spokesperson said in a statement.
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Donald Trump's increasingly vitriolic denunciation of immigrants became the hallmark of his stunning presidential election -- a victory that represented a decisive setback for those who argued that racial, ethnic and religious diversity strengthened, rather than harmed or disrupted, democracies.
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Between their vitriolic performances at Maryland Deathfest, California Deathfest, and Migration Fest, a successful US mini-tour, and the new album itself (to say nothing of what the next few months may hold), this has truly been Auroch's year.
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The assault on the synagogue unfolded on a quiet, drizzly morning, and came amid a bitter, vitriolic midterm election season and against the backdrop of what appears to be a surge in hate-related speech and crimes across America.
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"He did talk about the damage that it did and the harm that was caused to the L.G.B.T.I. community through having such a public, vitriolic debate about whether they're equal and worthy of being allowed to marry," she said.
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Even co-workers friendly to him and sympathetic to the incredibly difficult position into which he had been thrust could be forgiven for feeling the chill of the vitriolic reactions, statements and tweets of President Trump after Vindman's testimony.
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His vitriolic tweets, his aggressive use and abuse of presidential power, his punitive policies, his smashmouth attacks on opponents and his total disregard for the conventions and norms of Washington have created a toxic atmosphere where everything feels upended.
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The vitriolic turbulence of 2016 may indeed have transformed the beloved Pepe the Frog meme into a symbol of hate in the eyes of many, but it looks as though 2017 is already looking up for the meme-sphere.
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For one thing, in the United States, there is a strong tradition of free-speech rights enshrined in the Constitution, and legally, internet platforms are not held responsible for third-party content posted there, however vitriolic or ugly it might be.
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During a vitriolic primary campaign, Trump had made a series of personal attacks on Cruz's wife Heidi, including a retweet comparing an unflattering shot of Heidi Cruz, a Goldman Sachs executive, with one of his wife, Melania Trump, a former supermodel.
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This is a real person, with real feelings: Debasing, demeaning, and attacking with vitriolic comments — even ones said in an ostensibly "polite" way — really do encourage people to present cookie-cutter versions of themselves, and we find that much less engaging.
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Labour's newly-energized left wing supporters see an opportunity to seize control — and a vitriolic backlash has already begun against centrist lawmakers, including one who has received death threats and reportedly fears for her safety at this weekend's party conference.
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"Donald Trump's vitriolic attacks against Megyn Kelly and his extreme, sick obsession with her is beneath the dignity of a presidential candidate who wants to occupy the highest office in the land," a Fox News spokesperson told PEOPLE at the time.
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What is more emblematic of the divisiveness of the presidential election than the market's fascination with the auction process of one mid-cap, poorly functioning company, Twitter, that can perhaps even be taken to task for its showcasing of vitriolic behavior?
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary defied demands to apologize on Wednesday for vitriolic criticism of EU leaders, but a senior government aide suggested it was seeking compromise to avoid its ruling party's ejection from the main conservative group in the European Parliament.
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More than 30 people have died this year in mob violence triggered by vitriolic messages on social media and WhatsApp, according to unofficial estimates, and police have previously told Reuters that minorities have been targeted in some remote and rural regions.
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Twitch's biggest advantage over the competition is Twitch Clips Outside of technical issues, the Twitch community is notoriously vitriolic in chat, spouting racist, sexist and otherwise vulgar messages at the drop of a hat — though, unfortunately, YouTube chat is no better.
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Tesla didn't immediately respond to a request for comment, but a company spokesperson did deny the allegations of racial discrimination to The Mercury News, and Tesla spokesperson Dave Arnold sent a vitriolic statement to The Guardian in response to its story.
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But now, as Trump has risen in the GOP primaries to become the undisputed front-runner, his relationship with some of these activists, who are skeptical about his ideological moorings and offended by his vitriolic campaign rhetoric, has gone cold.
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In a world full of vitriolic rhetoric where every disagreement becomes an opportunity to demonize the other, the notion that not only is religion to be protected, but that other viewpoints are to be respected, is both critical and noteworthy.
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Derision directed at selfie-taking seems to me unnecessarily vitriolic, and well, I want to offer up some defense at selfie-taking, even in "excess," and encourage you to ask yourself why you think selfies are annoying, if you do.
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" In a post for WBUR's Cognoscenti site, "Teaching Trump: Rethinking Civic Education In Turbulent Times," Mike Kalin argues that "Trump's vitriolic rhetoric, and his history of demonizing marginalized groups, obligates teachers to reconsider their beliefs about how to approach civic education.
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The former DNI also said it would never have occurred to him to recommend revoking the security clearance of former Trump campaign aide and short-lived national security adviser Michael Flynn for "vitriolic" criticism of Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration.
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Hungary defied demands to apologise on Wednesday for its vitriolic criticism of EU leaders, but a senior government aide suggested it was seeking compromise to avoid the ejection of its ruling party from the main conservative group in the European Parliament.
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"Donald Trump's vitriolic attacks against Megyn Kelly and his extreme, sick obsession with her is beneath the dignity of a presidential candidate who wants to occupy the highest office in the land," said Irena Briganti, a spokeswoman for the network.
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Britain is one of only six nations to hit the U.N. target of spending 0.7 percent of gross national income on aid - about 13 billion pounds a year - but there have been increasingly vitriolic attacks on that spending in recent years.
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They were the type of hyperbolic accusations often thrown around in a nail-biting, nasty political campaign with such vitriolic attacks feeding a frenetic news cycle hungry for daily conflict and a riled electorate packing town hall meetings and rallies.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Brett M. Kavanaugh is now an associate justice of the Supreme Court, leaving the exhausted Senate to contend with the smoldering aftermath of his vitriolic confirmation fight, one that members of both parties worry did lasting institutional damage.
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Kim will stop at nothing to achieve his goal of building a nuclear missile arsenal, analysts told VICE News, predicting the North Korean leader will continue to flout U.N. sanctions and provoke Trump in an increasingly vitriolic war of words.
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For one thing, in the United States, there is a strong tradition of free speech rights enshrined in the Constitution, and legally, internet platforms are not held responsible for third-party content posted there, however vitriolic or ugly it might be.
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Rubio used a stump speech about Muslim soldiers that have fought and died for the United States, adding that Trump's vitriolic statements about Muslims make it dangerous for American Christians living abroad in regions where Islam is more widely practiced.
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The documents released Friday by the National Archives show that he was aggressive in pursuit of the president, and also deeply aware of the vitriolic criticism that was being leveled at Mr. Starr and the other lawyers on the investigation.
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In February, Everett Piper, president of Oklahoma Wesleyan University, posted a long, vitriolic response to stories in The Pulse, a student news source at his alma mater, Spring Arbor University in Michigan, in which gay students were seeking affirmation and conversation.
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Was it the vitriolic backlash from a subset of the fandom over The Last Jedi, combined with studio pressure to swing in a different direction following that film, that would encourage the studio to be more strict with Rise of Skywalker?
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Donahue said she approached Lucido to ask him about a recent story in the Detroit Metro Times reporting that he was a member of a now-defunct Facebook group partly dedicated to posting incendiary and vitriolic content about Democratic Gov.
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Against the backdrop of a vitriolic political campaign year — where purple language of a different sort tends to color policy debates — it is important to take stock of each camp's arguments and consider what they could portend for future biomedical innovation.
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So it comes as no surprise that Sean Hannity of Fox News failed to mention that he had consulted with Michael Cohen before launching a vitriolic attack against Robert Mueller and the F.B.I. after the raid on Mr. Cohen's properties.
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While many sales fall apart for legitimate reasons, as in the case of the co-op board rejecting the buyer's application, when one party walks away for reasons that seem dubious, the mood can escalate quickly from tense to vitriolic.
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Mexican police guard Rebeca Escala during an anti-immigrant protest in Tijuana, Mexico The two dueling marches — one in support of and one against the migrant caravan — are a window into the burgeoning, and at times vitriolic, debate over immigration in Mexico.
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During a vitriolic campaign and a raucous start to his term, Trump has done little to reach beyond his base of deeply committed voters who revile the kind of political elites that the President was staring down as he spoke on Tuesday.
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The AfD has attracted plenty of criticism for its vitriolic stance on race, religion and immigration, while also winning support from a vocal minority, especially after Prime Minister Angela Merkel's controversial decision to throw open Germany's doors to Syrian refugees in 2015.
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During the campaign, when his supporters tweeted vitriolic images and threats at Jewish reporter Julia Ioffe in response to an article she wrote about his wife, Melania, Trump refused to admonish them, just as he initially refused to disavow David Duke's support.
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Plato was particularly vitriolic about the scions of the upper classes who are offered the opportunity to study philosophy while young but don't apply themselves, because they think they are so talented that they needn't earn their place at the top table.
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"This analysis of tweets pertaining to The Last Jedi shows that pop culture spaces on social media are now also political battlegrounds, vulnerable to the same organized vitriolic polarization, manipulation and disinformation seen in the usual venues for political discourse online," He wrote.
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When Google revealed that it was rebuilding YouTube for its new Daydream virtual reality initiative, I began wondering what would happen to one of the platform's notorious weak spots: the comments, often vitriolic or racist or generally incoherent, that cluster under videos.
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Now, Datsik is in fact due to enjoy his first taste of legitimate freedom in almost ten years and, according to his mother Svetlana, the now 36-year-old vitriolic Viacheslav has his sights set on a return to competing in professional MMA.
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An even earlier version of the film would have been written and directed by Joe Carnahan (The Grey), but Carnahan apparently left the project in part because of Willis' casting, as detailed in a vitriolic letter to MGM film group president Jonathan Glickman.
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"I don't agree with the politics of Palmer or Trump, but I disagree more with the instant and vitriolic reaction the internet has to beliefs they might disagree with," says Technolust developer Blair Renaud, who called for reserving judgment on the news.
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Through the conservative uproar that met this racial and cultural interloper, via the increasingly intransigent and combative Republican Congress, and the vitriolic outpourings of the Tea Party, conservative talk radio, and the Murdoch empire, something new emerged clearly for the first time.
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Some in Britain worry that the vitriolic words against lawmakers could spill over into violence, with many citing the 2016 murder of Jo Cox, a Labour member of Parliament who was killed by a right-wing extremist a week before the Brexit referendum.
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And over the past few days, Mr. Rechnitz's credibility has come under vigorous, often vitriolic attack, as both defense lawyers and the mayor have sought to undermine him in the court of law as well as in the court of public opinion.
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Amid vitriolic homophobia and stigma around AIDS — people losing their jobs, family members barring gay relatives from their homes, lifetime quarantine for HIV-positive people — shuttering the bath houses sounded to them like a step down a slippery slope toward concentration camps.
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But his most recent likes on Facebook skewed heavily to conservative media, and a longtime online acquaintance said that Mr. Bush's tweets — which had long been peppered with infrequent casual racism — became more and more vitriolic over the course of the 2016 election.
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But someone following the crisis through social media would see something else entirely: vitriolic comments and mocking memes about government officials, harrowing descriptions of untreated family members and images of hospital corridors loaded with patients, some of whom appear to be dead.
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"I had a frontline view to how vitriolic the battle was in Louisiana back then," Northup told BuzzFeed News as she sat in business attire in her corner office in lower Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge stretching over the East River behind her.
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The video, which catalogs vitriolic messages sent by some of Bernie Sanders's online supporters, has been viewed more than four million times on Twitter and generated a news cycle's worth of earned media coverage about the growing spat between the two candidates.
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Immediately after the killing, Malaysia said that it had no wish for this relationship to be hurt but North Korean antics, including vitriolic verbal attacks on Malaysia and an attempt to snatch Kim Jong Nam's body from the morgue, have frayed Kuala Lumpur's patience.
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Morgan who â€" along with Tory MP Alistair Burt â€" was due to meet the PM on Wednesday to discuss Brexit strategy was told not to attend, after a vitriolic exchange of texts that would not be out of place in the movie Mean Girls.
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"We've seen a rise in anti-Semitic violence globally over the course of the last several years, and we are now seeing a rise in the very halls of Congress in a kind of vitriolic and vile anti-Semitism," Cheney said at the event.
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This has left Britain's opposition engaged in a bitter and vitriolic internal feud that has seen accusations of anti-Semitism and even death threats, giving their rival Conservatives free rein to pursue austerity policies and push through the controversial Brexit from the European Union.
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The newly minted president-elect put aside his penchant for bashing the media and belittling his political rivals, instead repeatedly emphasizing that his next focus will be on unifying the country, which has been battered and deeply divided by the intensely vitriolic 2016 presidential campaign.
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New York Times reporter Binyamin Appelbaum lays out some of the vitriolic reaction to the paper in a Twitter thread: The Nobel laureate James Buchanan wrote in the Wall Street Journal that Card and Krueger were undermining the credibility of economics as a discipline.
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I can't even begin, probably as we sit here, they're running caricatures of me in Georgia once again, earned over a hundred million dollars of vitriolic things that they say, that resulted in calls to my home constantly, threats in front of my grandchildren.
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Hence, instead of glowing in an important historical moment, where two Latino leaders represent viable candidates for the highest office in the United States, Rubio and Cruz have engaged in a vitriolic debate over their disdain towards undocumented immigrants—the vast majority being Latino.
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The reporter said the vitriolic reaction to the tweets was so intense – with emotions running high following the news that Bryant and his daughter, along with seven others, died in a helicopter crash outside of Los Angeles – that she received death threats on Twitter.
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The accusation, made by the American ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, came during a vitriolic exchange with her Russian counterpart at a meeting of the Security Council, which focused on a suspected chemical weapons assault in a Damascus suburb last week.
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Editorial Americans beaten down by the vitriolic presidential campaign can be forgiven for accepting the conventional wisdom that the country is irredeemably polarized, with divisions so profound as to make governing in the next administration even harder than it has been for President Obama.
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John Simon, one of the nation's most erudite, vitriolic and vilified culture critics, who illuminated and savaged a remarkable range of plays, films, literature and art works and their creators for more than a half-century, died on Sunday in Valhalla, N.Y. He was 94.
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Apple is the latest in a growing list of companies distancing themselves from Trump, telling Republican leaders the company will not provide any resources or funding to the GOP convention this year in light of Trump's vitriolic comments on immigration, women, and minorities, Politico reported Saturday.
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As Pinker sees it, today's "intellectuals" are like Leavis, whose haughty, vitriolic response to Snow all but vindicated Snow's argument that the separation of scientific and literary cultures was standing the way of furthering knowledge, and that the prejudices of people like Leavis were fueling that separation.
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It falls now to Pinker and like-minded champions of knowledge to decide, as they currently occupy the Leavis position in the disciplinary hierarchy, whether they want to be Leavises — vitriolic critics punching down — or Snows, arguing for the collaborative pursuit of knowledge across disciplinary divides.
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" Talking to a Washington Post reporter who had written about "some of Bernie Sanders's more vitriolic supporters," Reid said, "I read your piece, and it all was so very familiar as somebody who covers this race and who tweets a lot, and so is on social media.
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When looking at the electorate, there is no evidence that formerly working-class Democrats who defected to President Trump in 2016 – or simply didn't turn out for Hillary Clinton – will respond to a nearly socialist message from Democrats or to increasingly vitriolic attacks on the president.
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Before leaving, Jones had been tweeting screenshots of some of the vitriolic messages she'd been sent: images comparing her to apes, insults, and slurs, among other racist, sexist comments—as well as (clearly fake) homophobic tweets sent from a fake account made to look like her own.
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This was widely perceived as such a vitriolic concept to a large group of gamers that they rose up and harassed the journalists and activists pushing for this increase in diversity, which Gamergaters said was an attempt to ruin games with political correctness (which doesn't exist).
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Why it matters: "The discovery of pipe bombs targeting prominent Democratic politicians and CNN is raising the threat of election-season violence largely unknown in the U.S. — and prompting uncomfortable questions about the consequences of leaders' increasingly vitriolic rhetoric," AP's Steve Peoples and Ken Thomas write.
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But, behind a screen, he can be vitriolic, lashing out at "liberal trolls" and posting racially slanted messages on Facebook and Twitter, often linking to inflammatory stories on several of his now-defunct websites like FreedomDaily, which last September raked in more than 24 million views.
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As several of the liberal writers and analysts who criticized Sanders's plan have pointed out, when they make some of the arguments described above, they have been the recipient, on Twitter at least, of some sarcastic, vitriolic, and mocking responses from those further to their left.
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Javier Saviola, Carlos Tevez, Sergio Aguero and Ezequiel Lavezzi have all suffered this treatment at one time or another, usually accompanied by enormous hype in their home country which turns to vitriolic denunciation when they fail to have the required effect on the Argentine national team.
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But their point of view, along with the alternate point of view, I think it's actually important for the public to hear that, and I wish it could be done in a not vitriolic tone and all of the accusation and personal attack that is on there.
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The real reason she is so heavily disliked is because she is a woman — and this from a group of people who insisted that their bizarre, vitriolic dislike of the unremarkable Sarah Palin in 2008 was entirely merit-based and had nothing to do with her gender.
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Peter Wehner, who worked in President Reagan's administration and both Bush administrations, said Monday on CNN that the stronger the case is that Mueller has, "the more vitriolic, the more acrimonious, the more libelous" Trump and his supporters will be in their attacks on the special counsel.
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I respectfully submit that if Pavlich and others can't present factual information, then those to whom they are accountable should for the sake of this country's race relations preclude them from spreading vitriolic language and falsehoods — that is, of course, unless that is the intended purpose.
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It's now being billed as a chance for people — of all genders, not just women — to take a public stand against the vitriolic, divisive rhetoric surrounding the election, and to promote a platform of progressive values, with a particular emphasis on women's, LGBTQ, and immigrant rights.
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On Sunday, an admiring tribute to Mr. McCain tweeted by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a progressive Democratic candidate for a New York congressional seat, was greeted by hundreds of vitriolic replies attacking the dead senator and branding Ms. Ocasio-Cortez a sellout and a panderer for praising him.
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But Mr. Sanders, too, was pressed to address some of the persistent questions about his candidacy, including whether he would release a fuller version of his medical records and why his candidacy appears to inspire uniquely vitriolic behavior by some of his supporters on the internet.
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Trump also caused astonishment in Britain in November when he suggested that Nigel Farage of the opposition UKIP party, a firebrand of the Brexit cause and vitriolic critic of the ruling Conservatives whom he counts as a friend and supporter, should be Britain's ambassador to Washington.
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LONDON, Sept 26 (Reuters) - The husband of murdered British lawmaker Jo Cox said he was shocked by the fury of the Brexit debate and called on both sides to step back from the inferno of vitriolic rhetoric after Prime Minister Boris Johnson goaded his opponents in parliament.
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The social media company's rules against vitriolic tweets offer leeway for world leaders whose statements are newsworthy, but that "is not a blanket exception for the president or anyone else," Twitter legal and policy chief Vijaya Gadde told POLITICO in an interview alongside CEO Jack Dorsey.
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" When Trump continued to attack Kelly on social media, a Fox News spokesperson told PEOPLE that "Donald Trump's vitriolic attacks against Megyn Kelly and his extreme, sick obsession with her is beneath the dignity of a presidential candidate who wants to occupy the highest office in the land.
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And it's an emblem of how the little-known Tallahassee mayor has shown Democrats a new path in the Trump era, a way to balance the poll-tested imperative to stay positive with the demand that they respond to the vitriolic and sometimes openly racist style of Trump Republicanism.
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Trump has drawn both passionate support and vitriolic condemnation with his hardline stands on immigration and national security — including a call to build a 1,000-mile wall along the Mexican border that he says Mexico would pay for and a bid to temporarily banning Muslims from entering the country.
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Trump took the stage Friday before a fiery crowd of supporters who had just heard a blistering and vitriolic critique of Clinton's email use from Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City mayor and federal prosecutor who loudly argued that Clinton had committed "crimes" and should have been prosecuted.
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"Rajoy was already the leader of a unified and hierarchical party with more parliamentary seats, but he is now also facing a party in a vitriolic rift, whose institutional renewal will be complicated and will require time, especially knowing that the fragmentation of the left is here to stay."
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The vitriolic back-and-forth came one day after infrastructure talks at the White House collapsed when Trump lashed out at top Democrats over their sweeping investigations into his administration, campaign and businesses, which raised serious doubts about whether the two sides can work together on major legislation.
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But what struck us was the frequency with which some Trump supporters use coarse, vitriolic, even violent language — in the epithets they shout and chant, the signs they carry, the T-shirts they wear — a pattern not seen in connection with any other recent political candidate, in any party.
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But many of them might have been secretly excited to discover a man running a presidential campaign based on their basest thoughts, to hear an invitation to join his rollicking, vitriolic party of "we," to become a "longtime listener, first-time caller" on Trumpism's silent-majority radio show.
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" For decades, while Dershowitz was teaching at Harvard Law School and practicing as a criminal-defense lawyer, he collected notes from his critics and posted the most vitriolic ones on his office door: "You are a demon of evil"; "You are the best argument for abortion one could present.
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I expected my costume guide to elicit a mixture of laughs and the usual vitriolic spewage of garbage hate tweets from haters with either a Music On logo or an egg as their avatar, who flood my mentions every time I poke fun at people's most prized track selectors.
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To many Danes, the conversation around Mr. Olsen's unlikely ad was also a welcome distraction in a campaign that has become vitriolic, partly as a result of the candidacy of Rasmus Paludan, a right-wing extremist who has entered the race spewing anti-immigrant slurs on national television.
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Some associates suggest the omission is deliberate; perhaps the president's aides want to protect him from getting mocked during the widely viewed address — last year's State of the Union drew 46 million viewers, according to Nielsen ratings — given his own propensity for vitriolic tweets and borderline online harassment.
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You keep waiting for the show to break away from its propulsive introduction and go into a flashback that shows how the first couple, apparently once the nation's darlings, got to the vitriolic point that we see at the start, in which Emilia hopes Diego will sign divorce papers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican infighting over the fate of immigrants brought illegally to the United States as children could be so vitriolic that the party loses control of the U.S. House of Representatives next year, Steve Bannon, a former adviser to President Donald Trump, said in an interview airing on Sunday.
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Some of these explosive issues had been long anticipated -- following weeks, even months, of vitriolic Trump tweets that effectively poisoned the atmosphere for many world leaders and especially for their top aides who were responsible for crafting the agenda and will be in charge of shepherding these issues going forward.
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Many of the attempted distinctions have focused instead on the fact that being trans subjects a person to, in the words of Advocate magazine's Amanda Kerri, "vitriolic hatred," meaning apparently that trans folks must be the genuine article while transracial people are just cruelly and insensitively appropriating another culture and identity.
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As the mute heroine Chell, you're forced to navigate one boxy test chamber after another, while a barrage of demoralizing vitriolic taunts are hurled at you by a malignant and witty AI. The original Portal is an archetypal corridor game in the sense that there literally is no other objective.
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But he is unapologetic about his disdain for his opponent, Mr. Borrello, the Chautauqua County executive, accusing him of using "a great deal of vitriolic, divisive, hateful rhetoric in this campaign," including calling Albany "the bowels of hell," something Mr. Morgan says is an insult to the civil servants working there.
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Once begun, negotiations will face a host of challenges, including overly-politicized negotiating positions amongst all three parties, and the possible need to re-certify the agreement by votes in the legislatures of each country – an uncertain prospect given the vitriolic rhetoric used to characterize NAFTA over the last 6900 months.
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Board of Education; the "Southern strategy," Nixon's playbook for using white anger over the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, enshrining race-baiting as a political maneuver; the Reagan administration's machinations in the so-called War on Drugs; the vitriolic hatred directed at Barack Obama.
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This question has been thrust into the headlines after explosive devices were sent to former President Barack Obama, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the New York offices of CNN, the Westchester home of George Soros and at least five other locations, all frequent targets of vitriolic right-wing criticism.
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Despite the unexpected events and vitriolic nature of much of the politics of the last two years — and despite the movement of 22016 percent of independents out of the category over the last seven years — the share of independents in the electorate has changed by only 22016 percent over all.
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Here's Raymond Zhong in the New York Times: But someone following the crisis through social media would see something else entirely: vitriolic comments and mocking memes about government officials, harrowing descriptions of untreated family members and images of hospital corridors loaded with patients, some of whom appear to be dead.
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Trump "[veered] between vitriolic and triumphant in a meandering speech that stretched past an hour, [he] sounded off against 'vicious and mean' Democrats and 'dirty cops' at the FBI, and he individually acknowledged Republican lawmakers he described as 'great warriors' for his cause," our colleagues Toluse Olorunnipa and Mike DeBonis reported.
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Mr. Wilders, who has taken a page out of President-elect Donald J. Trump's playbook — he adopted the campaign slogan "Make the Netherlands Great Again" and attended the Republican convention in the United States — has repeatedly made vitriolic and inflammatory remarks about Islam, the Quran, immigrants and Dutch minority groups.
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For the past six weeks, the Saturday Night Live regular and star of the women-led Ghostbusters reboot has been the victim of vitriolic social media attacks from racist and sexist Twitter trolls, including Milo Yiannopoulos, an alt-right "professional troll" who was banned from the social network in July.
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The subject of prolonged, vitriolic attacks by the Chinese government, and largely unseen in the decades since it was initially televised in 1973, Antonioni's "Chung Kuo — Cina" is showing for a week from an excellent 35-millimeter print at the Museum of Modern Art, as the postscript to the museum's Antonioni retrospective.
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In a letter to Zuckerberg sent earlier this week, Whitmer cited serious concerns around the recent discovery of "hundreds of vitriolic, sexist, and violent posts on Facebook" promoting violence against her and other Michigan lawmakers and emphasized the need for Zuckerberg to "make good" on past promises to make Facebook a safer place.
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They were also counteracting a candidate who argued that America was last "great" when slavery was in place, responded affirmatively when asked if constitutional amendments after the 10th should be abolished, and was backed by a president who has engaged in vitriolic attacks against prominent black women while pursuing legislation that would harm them.
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During an intense and at times vitriolic live television debate between the two presidential candidates on Wednesday, Le Pen told Macron she hoped "we will not find out that you have an offshore account in the Bahamas" in an apparent allusion to online documents which attempted to link the political frontrunner to a Caribbean bank.
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Mr. Ahmadinejad is a polarizing figure known in the West for vitriolic diatribes against the United States and Israel, denying the Holocaust and winning his second term in a suspiciously lopsided vote in 2009 that opponents called fraudulent, leading to some of the worst political unrest since the 1979 Islamic revolution and a tough crackdown.
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In a blink of an eye, Cameron was gone, felled by a referendum in which voters who felt economically and culturally dispossessed opted to leave the EU. Trump won the US election after a vitriolic campaign that tore at social, cultural and political divides and left the rest of the world confused about American power and identity.
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"In a time defined by vitriolic hyper partisanship and when people have lost faith in their government's fundamental ability to address the critical challenges of our time – in particular, the growing income inequality in our country, New York State has once again come together to get things done," he wrote in a statement after the budget was finalized.
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But as several voices supportive of President Donald Trump, like former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, drew lines between anti-Trump rhetoric and the shooting, Pelosi pushed back earlier Thursday, arguing the Republican insistence that Democratic rhetoric was to blame for the shooting rang hollow, given the long record of "vitriolic" language from the Republican side of the aisle.
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The 2016 election cycle has been, especially in recent weeks, extremely vitriolic and at some times graphic, from the 2005 video of Trump bragging about sexually assaulting women to the stories of numerous women who have come forward accusing Trump of sexual misconduct and assault to the racist, anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant rhetoric in Trump's speeches.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Turnout Slips for Democrats in Early Votes" (front page, March 3): Almost as upsetting as Donald Trump's vitriolic rhetoric against Muslims, Hispanics, women and anyone who gets in his way is the fact that the large drop in Democratic primary voters might portend a lethargy at the polls in the November general election.
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But despite their unease over Iranian threats, the Israelis don't seem be in a hurry to enter into an alliance with a shifty authoritarian regime — at least without a tangible public commitment by the Saudis not only to recognize Israel as a sovereign Jewish state but to end its vitriolic demonization of Israelis and Jews at home and abroad.
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Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingNebraska Democratic Party Chair: Rural vote should be 'bedrock' of party With surge in anti-Semitism, political leaders need to be aggressive and reflective in response Steve King challenger: 2020 Democrats have 'huge' opportunity to win over rural America MORE's (R-Iowa) rhetoric just as we must to rebuke the vitriolic commentary of Reps.
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A trove of correspondence on Mr. Trump contains mostly memos and letters that have been published before, but the keepers of Mr. Koch's papers at the La Guardia and Wagner Archives at LaGuardia Community College said there was no indication that several of the most vitriolic and detailed criticisms of Mr. Trump had appeared in print.
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After nearly two weeks of digging into Kavanaugh's past and the dissection of his accuser's life -- and a vitriolic process that may have forever changed how Supreme Court justices are confirmed -- senators are finally set to make a decision on the fate of a nominee who could determine the direction of the high court for a generation.
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He has singled other former staffers out for scorn, but Omarosa Manigault Newman has been on the receiving end of one of the his most vitriolic Twitter attacks -- in one tweet, he even referred to her as a "dog," an ugly and dehumanizing epithet against a woman and one of the few African-Americans to serve on his staff.
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The controversy over whether Democrats are rushing to judgment offers both sides new strategic options in an increasingly vitriolic collision over whether Trump abused his power in pressuring Ukraine for favors ahead of the 2020 election and a way to compress a case brimming with overwhelming details, unfamiliar foreign actors and profound principles of governance into an understandable narrative.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last week, a food blogger called into question the Mast Brothers' artisanal chocolate's "bean-to-bar" reputation, and the controversy has continued, setting off, as reported by The New York Times, "an intense and at times vitriolic discussion": Some chocolate insiders acted as if the brothers had disgraced the craft.
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In the early postwar era, when many countries in Europe were creating or expanding systems of national health care, a health insurance plan proposed by President Truman was famously sunk by a vitriolic campaign of red-baiting, spearheaded by the American Medical Association—a historical episode Monte M. Poen relates in his book Harry S. Truman Versus the Medical Lobby.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's frequent and vitriolic attacks on the news media are encouraging fellow Republicans to develop drastically more negative opinions of journalists.
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The lack of media outrage over the intransigence of Menendez against Issa, who is a successful entrepreneur with significant strengths that he can bring to the trade development role on behalf of the American people, is fitting with repeated and vitriolic personal attacks by both reporters and pundits alike, against not only President Trump, but those who serve the public in his administration.
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Having to adopt a symbol of anti-violence and anti-bigotry is not exactly what any of us thought we'd be doing in the wake of a presidential election taking place in 2016, but it could be one small way to signal that you're an ally (regardless of who you voted for) to someone who probably didn't think they'd be in this vitriolic and volatile situation either.
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Many Americans would probably agree with the President's vitriolic blasts when he referred to those who commit terroristic acts as "animals" in need of "far quicker and greater punishment..." A president's proper role is not to inflame the passions and fears of the angry crowd with name-calling that could get a prosecutor held in contempt of court and the conviction of a dangerous criminal reversed.
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Presidential candidate and self-proclaimed billionaire Donald Trump proved the old saying about nothing good happening on Twitter after midnight early Friday morning, when he dropped a string of vitriolic tweets at 5 AM ranting about Alicia Machado—the former Miss Universe winner who became a focal point during last Monday's debate when Clinton blasted Trump for insulting Machado over her weight and heritage.
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And if you are trying to sow chaos in an a vitriolic election, Mr. Putin can hardly hope for better than a face-off between an incumbent with a history of race-baiting who is shouting "America First" at rallies — while suggesting that the coming election is rigged — and a democratic socialist from Vermont advocating a drastic expansion of taxes and government programs like Medicare.
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" Booker said "people want to make it just about the people in the highest offices of the land, people who traffic in hatred, people in offices that can't even condemn Nazis or white supremacists" but said racism and injustice persist not only because of the "vitriolic words and violent actions of the bad people, but the appalling silence and inaction of the good people.
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The recent announcement by U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE on handling sexual misconduct claims on college campuses led to a chorus of vitriolic and at times vicious attacks.
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David D. TurnerNew York To the Editor: In the first day of the public impeachment hearings, the opening statement by Devin Nunes, the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, was so vitriolic, cynical and insulting that I almost turned off the TV. His closing "welcome" to the two witnesses, whom he congratulated for what he called passing their "star chamber audition" held in the basement by the Democrats, was in more than poor taste.
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I had seen this impressive machine before, during trips that brought me through New York's LaGuardia Airport, and on one occasion I'd even caught a glimpse of Donald Trump himself, barreling out of a Chevrolet Suburban driven by Secret Service agents, his phone pressed to his ear as he climbed the jet's stairs, no doubt on his way to yet another campaign stop as he attempted to overcome long odds in a vitriolic election cycle.
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"For me, this [the Alabama election] was a very important turning point in basically holding President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and his most vitriolic, destructive advisers, led by Steve Bannon, accountable," Clinton said, according to the The Toronto Star.
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Skepticism about the news media has always been high but it has particularly increased among Republicans thanks to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's frequent and often vitriolic condemnations of news reports that he dislikes, even if they are accurate.
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It took a lot to tear me away from it, but once it came time to listen to the new joint from NJ/NY hardcore punks Death Vacation, I happily hung those Norwegian OGs out to dry and dove headfirst into Bones Grow Cold, the quartet's new 43-song EP. Death Vacation's snarling, vitriolic take on hardcore is firmly rooted in grindcore and crust—punk to the bone, but far beyond basic, especially when vocalist Michelle Mancuso sinks her teeth into a verse.
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Almost immediately after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE announced his nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, a District of Columbia Court of Appeals judge, to fill the U.S. Supreme Court vacancy created by Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement, a vitriolic battle to keep the Senate from confirming Kavanaugh began to take shape.
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John BoltonJohn BoltonSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session Democratic senator to force vote requiring Roberts to weigh in on witnesses Overnight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote MORE is facing a surge of vitriolic attacks from President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE's allies after a leaked manuscript revealed that the former national security adviser's unpublished book will dish damaging details about Trump's contacts with Ukraine.
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Notable black women have always negotiated the tension of how to engage black men in public, from Pauline Hopkins being forced out of the Coloured American Magazine in 1904 after Booker T. Washington disagreed with her defiant editorial strategies; to Zora Neale Hurston's "heated, vitriolic exchange" with Richard Wright (and Ralph Ellison and Alain Locke) over her choice to explore sexuality and use black vernacular in her fiction; to C. Delores Tucker, whose campaign — often considered a crusade — against violent, misogynistic rap lyrics, and her dispute with Death Row Records, was a feature of 1990s rap discourse; to Dee Barnes, who Dr. Dre viciously physically assaulted in 1991 for merely featuring Ice Cube, who Dre was beefing with, on her TV show.
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And whether it's him, or James ClapperJames Robert ClapperEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Former DHS, intelligence leaders launch group to protect presidential campaigns from foreign interference Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief MORE, the former director of national intelligence (DNI), or John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE, former CIA director, or Phil Mudd, former top official at the CIA and FBI, and you hear them screaming on cable news or writing vitriolic, provocative tweets aimed at the president in trying to out-Trump Trump in the character assassination department, you suddenly realize that they're unknowingly making the argument against themselves as being anything but apolitical.
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