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traitor

[trey-ter] / ˈtreɪ tər /


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Or, as the All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council put it, distinguish between "who is a traitor and who works for the sake of survival."

From Reuters

Of course, CNN's decision to neuter criticism of Trump and his movement – and to host the traitor president's fake town hall is motivated by ratings, money and profits.

From Salon

But he also said he and his men would be seen as traitors if they did so.

From Reuters

“They were telling me, ‘Death to the traitors,’” he recalled of the phone calls and visits from armed men that began last spring.

From Seattle Times

Its 18 chapters are organized well, into the different roles Gönner played throughout his life, a table of contents that reads like a John le Carré collage: teacher, traitor, soldier, ghost, etc.

From New York Times