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A bunch of quisling Republicans kowtowing to their aging fascist leader may seem less scary in comparison.

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"Putin doesn't need to be in our state, much less our country. We have an idiot in the White House that will kowtow to this guy."

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How law firms kowtowed to an administration making unprecedented demands.

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And the alleged phrase captures the administration’s attitude toward the judiciary, a coequal branch of government, though you’d hardly know it by the justices’ kowtowing to the executive branch.

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Those early signs of kowtowing were bad indicators that the members of Youngstown State University’s faculty union just couldn’t get behind.

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