| No one who raises doubts is an appeaser or a faint heart. |
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| As one of the inner council that developed the Munich Pact, he became one of its staunchest defenders, further marking him as an appeaser, to the ultimate damage of his reputation. |
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| For Hollywood itself was the great appeaser of the pre-war Third Reich. |
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| General LeMay, who was the role model for the manic General Buck Turgidson in Stanley Kubrick's Dr Strangelove, was a constant critic of JFK, whom he regarded as an appeaser. |
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| He advised caution during the Rhineland crisis of 1936 and became an outright appeaser when he moved to the Paris embassy. |
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| In both cases, there was no sustained cry that he was an appeaser or soft on communism. |
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| Increase urine repulse, healer and restorer of the wounds and appeaser to spleen and liver inflammation. |
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| They believe it will be easy to portray the Labour leader as the real roadblock to action, even an appeaser. |
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| Cameron has tried to morally blackmail MPs into backing him by claiming they're faced with a stark choice of being the bulldog Churchill or the appeaser Chamberlain. |
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| According to Professor Chinn, Chamberlain has been harshly labelled as an appeaser who wasn't strong enough to stand up to the evil German leader. |
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| On my better days I'm an appeaser, but more often a challenger. |
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