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The problem is that the idea is destructive, illiberal and deeply unfair.
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This was illiberal; and the Queen justly complained of such absurd jealousy.
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America and England have heretofore abounded towards each other in illiberal criticisms.
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But the movement is taking on a broader meaning in illiberal societies.
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But he well knew the distinction between political enmity and illiberal prejudice.
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A large majority of African citizens, however, are intolerant of homosexual citizens.
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The Independents are perhaps the more bigoted; the Presbyterians the more intolerant.
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The atmosphere is intolerant now; the risk is it may become suffocating.
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Under Maximilian II Austria had been the least intolerant of European governments.
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There's also genetic evidence that people at that time were mainly lactose-intolerant.
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They're divided by sin, intolerant of differences in appearance, language, and culture.
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A highly political spirituality, it is literal and intolerant in its vision.
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The melancholy person in his self-scrutiny becomes an intolerant tyrant to himself.
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Describes his difficult and intolerant personality, which has driven away most friends.
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Oratory in exercise is masterful and jealous, and intolerant of all interruptions.
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It's also a dairy product… that can be eaten by the lactose-intolerant.
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Mbalula explained: We are going to be intolerant to drinking and driving.
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But critics say he has become increasingly autocratic and intolerant of dissent.
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If the patient was intolerant to ST, treatment was switched to pentamidine.
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While tolerant of kinds in literature, he should be intolerant of pretentiousness.
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BJP leaders have dismissed allegations that the party is intolerant of dissent.
