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The Saudi government’s General Entertainment Authority, the body producing the festival, said the event “reflects the efforts to amplify Riyadh’s status as a leading destination for major cultural and artistic events.”

The next storm, the Iraq War, gave “The Daily Show” vigorous purpose as the hot blade slicing through the hawkish, Islamophobic spin originating from the Bush-Cheney White House, and amplified by Fox News.

The small weaknesses seen in this game were typical of Martin's sides in the past, however, and have been amplified against better opposition.

“It’s the work that we’re doing to preserve materials, but it’s also about partnerships and amplifying the importance of African American art within the canon.”

Political violence has a disproportionate impact because even rare incidents can amplify fear, influence policy and deepen societal polarization.