Now, brilliantly, or duplicitously, or frighteningly, Fox has given its critique of boringness and complacency and sameness a right-wing argot. |
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Happily, Rowan's efforts are as edgy and buzzing with street life as the argot he describes. |
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Pieper also provides detailed notes on the quaint argot that the vocalists use. |
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Its roughly 7 million people call themselves cariocas and have an argot all their own. |
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Every illicit drug now has its own subculture, with its own esoteric knowledge, its own rituals and its own argot. |
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The special argot bespoke a fraternity with shared affinities extending beyond child larcenists. |
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We avoid thereby vagueness in the translation of local terms because our staff has real contact with the argot used in the translation field. |
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They developed their own argot and rebellious fashion codes. |
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In the argot of the wonks and wizards of geopolitics, Latin America has rarely been a game changer. |
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It is the argot of a tribe rather than the idiom of everyman. |
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They have their own argot and sign language, making sure to keep their rituals and customs a closely guarded secret, according 70-year-old Ghafoor. |
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Working with ghost writer Wensley Clarkson, Merritt tells his story exactly as it happened to him, with only the argot of the East End edited out. |
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Lacking devoted patronage, there Telugu evolved into a spectacularly hideous argot. |
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The inseparable Thingumy and Bob speak an argot of spoonerisms, and carry a secret ruby. |
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They are, in the argot of right-wing theology, paleocon rather than neocon. |
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Many words in English have obscure origins, particularly those which may be said to have risen in the world from lowly origins in argot, cant or slang. |
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Heymann had little trouble adapting to the argot of the show. |
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Each essay is sub-divided into numerically marked sections and is written in a business-oriented argot of acronyms and neologisms. |
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The first, fenya, is a criminal patois similar in style to Cockney rhyming slang, Argentinian lunfardo and the mid-20th-century British gay argot, polari. |
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In the airport, holiday lovers kiss, mouth forevers, the usual argot betrays you. Desire makes love dull. |
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Money, membership in an elite club, and the certainty of having spelled better than the rest: these are the guerdons of Scripps and the honors of knowing your argot. |
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I will make sure that the services avoid the use of argot. |
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