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Sneered at in favor of the more established and genteel arts—cinema, literature—this TV couldn’t get no respect: The most powerful, lucrative, and popular mass medium of our time was also a scrappy underdog.

From Slate • Dec. 11, 2019

Sneered the Washington Post: "No longer, presumably, need we worry about the lethal power of the big bruiser next door with the club, once we are told his heart is pure."

From Time Magazine Archive

Sneered the leonine C.I.O. boss: "Droolings from the pallid lips of a traitor."

From Time Magazine Archive

Sneered a small-town delegate: "Aw sit down, Mr. Trotsky."

From Time Magazine Archive

Sneered at by the thrifty French, denied a penny's worth of credit at the shops, they dragged out desolate lives, fifty times more bitter than death.

From Superwomen by Terhune, Albert Payson



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