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Roads and subways have neither race nor gender, but somehow they manage to be included in GOP loathing of diversity and equity initiatives.

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But they will see some truth in his claims of victimisation: that there are indeed some in the Paris "politico-mediatic-judicial" establishment who loathe the former president and rejoice in bringing him down.

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But “Battle” draws crisp, unmistakable lines, I think because Anderson loathes Lockjaw most of all.

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That means the series had to create a whole new cast of characters for fans to love and loathe.

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The family moved to Van Nuys but Redford found it sterile and loathed his new neighborhood.

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