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card-carrying

[kahrd-kar-ee-ing] / ˈkɑrdˌkær i ɪŋ /










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And frankly, as a card-carrying millennial who was absolutely socialized to believe that anyone airing something I disagreed with ought to be swiftly reprimanded and deplatformed, I don’t think I myself have fully broken free of the clenched language policies that defined the old order.

From Slate

"Try not to think too much just in terms of classic card-carrying spies based out of the embassy in the John le Carre mould," the head of MI5 Sir Ken McCallum said during a briefing on national security threats earlier this month.

From BBC

I wanted to know what was behind the party’s vibe shift, so I called up Paulina Mangubat, digital content and creative director for the Democratic National Committee and a card-carrying millennial/zoomer cusper.

From Slate

As I was watching and scrolling, like the card-carrying internet addict I am, imagine how startling it was to come across this headline from Time: "Google’s new AI tool generates convincing deepfakes of riots, conflict, and election fraud—sparking fears about AI’s role in misinformation"

From Salon

Writing for the Telegraph, Ms Mahmood, who describes herself as a "card-carrying member" of her party's "law and order wing", said that "tough community orders work."

From BBC