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agitator

[aj-i-tey-ter] / ˈædʒ ɪˌteɪ tər /


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The Russian immigrants are here to get away from that, to live the American Dream, he told the agitator.

From Washington Post

“I am devoted to those who rise in defense of democracy,” Ms. Zephyr said in a tweet after the arrests on Monday, while Republican leaders released a statement calling it a “riot by far-left agitators.”

From New York Times

James never responded with words after Dillon Brooks dismissed him as “old” following Game 2 last week, but his play continues to make the Grizzlies’ agitator look just as hubristic and foolish as he sounded.

From Seattle Times

“Today’s riot by far-left agitators damages our discourse and endangered legislators and staff. Their actions did not represent Montana values.”

From Washington Times

Brooks was ejected 17 seconds into the second half after the Memphis agitator struck James in the groin while guarding him near midcourt.

From Seattle Times