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Rather than decrying that “dating surveys show two-thirds of Americans insist on political compatibility, and 1 in 6 have ended relationships over it,” professionals might recognize that political views reflect values.

Petro has decried the massive buildup of U.S. troops, warships and jets in the Caribbean, which, he charges, aims to force a change of governments in neighboring Venezuela.

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Confronted with what activists decried as a messy resettlement plan and unfair compensation, he and his neighbours were helpless, Damar recalls.

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It is an odd sort of bubble where jeremiads abound decrying the risks posed by the huge surge in investment in artificial intelligence.

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We can continue as useful idiots, decrying “China hawks” who point out that we’re funding our own demise.

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