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The prime minister used his keynote speech to cast Nigel Farage's movement as practising the "politics of grievance" and to position Labour as the party of "tolerant, decent" patriotism.

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He questioned whether Farage and Reform love "our beautiful, tolerant, diverse country" or whether they just want to "stir the pot of division because that's what works for their interests".

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Mahmood will argue that "fair migration" and secure borders are integral parts of an "open, generous, tolerant" country.

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Scotland is becoming less tolerant towards immigration, its former first minister claims.

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County, at its best, comes across as urbane, lively, tolerant, expansive, with a sense of humor about itself.

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

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