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railing

noun as in post

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It is known for railing against what is called woke orthodoxy and has been a strong defender of Israel in its war against Hamas.

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On Tuesday, Starmer attempted to rally the troops, railing against “snake oil salesmen” on the left and the right of politics, while promising a more muscular state that would intervene to help working people.

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The $706 million re-decking project is slated to begin next year and will also replace the bridge railings, fences and median barrier.

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While he was combative and highly ideological, railing for hours at his news conferences against neoliberalism and the “power mafia” that he said long controlled Mexico, Sheinbaum has embraced a more diplomatic tone.

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"We reduced the wattage to make it more efficient, changed the positions, put lighting in layers to highlight columns, railings and murals."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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