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But what we can do is call attention to the forms of nonviolent resistance that challenge our prevalent culture of rage and alienation.

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This alienation of Israel’s erstwhile friends around the world stands to erode, in a potentially lasting way, not only the standing of Netanyahu and his successors but also the long-term viability of Israel’s founding project.

She finds only cold indifference, which, again, could be more a product of her own sense of alienation and desperation.

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Barrister Charlotte Proudman, who represented the woman, suggested that the litigation was "one of the worst parental alienation cases".

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Another review said Roy explores urban alienation with "remarkable subtlety", praising her deliberately slow, observational style of filming which allows the "emotional terrain" of the characters to emerge with clarity.

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