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“His actions — and those of his Cabinet — are against our deeply held American values. He needs to stop this illegal charade now.”

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The decision on how to proceed now rests with Macron, who must surely be asking himself how long this political charade can be allowed to go on.

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Dannon said a two-state solution was taken "off the table" after the 7 October attack and called this week's talks at the UN a "charade".

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Ferguson, standing alone when the court’s majority allowed the racist charade of “separate but equal.”

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They appear to know the victims of this charade aren’t criminals, but ordinary people just trying to live their lives.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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