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iconoclast

[ahy-kon-uh-klast] / aɪˈkɒn əˌklæst /


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Before Trump, Republicans followed a pecking order when it came to picking presidential nominees, entertaining the iconoclasts for a bit before sacrificing sizzle for the next in line: Vice President George H.W.

From Washington Post

Mr. Ziegler’s 1999 biography “Osbert Sitwell” revisited the life of a minor British poet who cast a wider celebrity as a magnet for artists and iconoclasts.

From Washington Post

Five years later, progressives are betting that Arizona, a longtime Republican stronghold, has moved far enough to the left that Democrats don’t need to rely on an iconoclast like Sinema to win.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s a sense that as much as he wanted the work to be seen, iconoclast to the end, Rammellzee was determined to protect it until he was no longer of this earth.

From Los Angeles Times

He was an iconoclast in rumpled clothing, who chose to do his mad-scientist work in remote outposts such as Lubbock, Texas; Pullman; and Starkville, Mississippi.

From Seattle Times