I believe I'm more of a patriot and more jingoistic than these people who see me as a radical. |
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Jeremiah was a patriot down to his bones and wrote an entire book lamenting the fall of his nation. |
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Eventually a U.S. built patriot missile destroyed at least one Iraqi rocket. |
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A true patriot moved by genuine criticism would feel pain and the urge to set things right. |
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We must select the competent Iraqi patriot to whom we yield ground while bleeding his competitors. |
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I used to be a true patriot of our country and I turned into something really horrible. |
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Along the way, he proves that a true patriot is one who defends his or her country's finest ideals. |
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He was a patriot grappling with questions of emancipation, dependence, neocolonialism, and the creation of a genuine social revolution. |
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He may have to swallow his gorge, but unlike that of so many I see in the libertarian and patriot movements, at least his gorge rises. |
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A patriot is someone, whose pleasure arises from the faithful discharge of his duty to his country. |
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He argued that Carson, while claiming to be a disinterested patriot, was defending the private interests of profiteering firms. |
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She described him as a drinker and wife abuser who was also a patriot who served as a militia captain during the Revolutionary War. |
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He's a hard worker, earnest mensch, family man, and tasteful patriot, everything you could demand of a sports hero. |
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Caught between old allegiances to the empire, on the one hand, and patriot neighbours, on the other, the confederacy splintered. |
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And it must be the most exquisite torture to be a centrist who is also a patriot. |
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How odd, though, that such a self-styled patriot can cast his loyalties aside so readily. |
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Her work has none of the emotional intensity with which partisans of certain colonies or races demonstrate their indispensableness to the patriot cause. |
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The patriot Act allows the Department of Justice to seize foreign bank assets in U.S. accounts. |
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The fact that it does not exist in the patriot act would tell us that the Americans bill of rights will not countenance it. |
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And I do it as a forwardlooking patriot and not as a backward-looking nationalist. |
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Despite the trials of a lifetime and the events of this summer, Washington still calls himself a patriot. |
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Instead, as a patriot who is also both a keen European and a keen Atlanticist, he points up his country's pluckiness in world peacekeeping. |
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We might eve for a day assume the role of patriot, with neither apology or shame. |
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Gennady Vasilenko is a Russian patriot who resisted America's bid to make him a double agent. |
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As a priest and a great patriot, he zealously gave himself to pastoral ministry taking the place of priests who had been imprisoned. |
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It is, of course, possible to be a regional patriot, the citizen of a nation and a cosmopolitan at the same time. |
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Though the patriot may be dead and his case may be closed down, we nevertheless have all grounds for worrying. |
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The decision was always bound to be very painful for any patriot even in the worst of times, not to mention during a democratic dispensation. |
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Finally, Mr President, I believe that Ante Gotovina, if he is the patriot he claims to be, should not take his country hostage. |
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He was a true patriot and always instilled in us the value of our Acadian heritage. |
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The President, yesterday, at a patriot Day ceremony, tells me never to give into fear. |
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The quintessential turncoat, benedict arnold actually was quite the patriot at the beginning of the Revolutionary War. |
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As in America, the citizens' militia was an integral part of a patriot ideology that extolled the right of a free people to bear arms in defence of liberty. |
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Rarely have I encountered anyone as passionate and determined in his principles as Donald Bruce, a true patriot and a man who led a remarkable life. |
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She was also a patriot, a Briton, and a wife, excelling at the arts that each of those categories demand of a person. |
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I'm a great patriot and the way it has taken a caning has upset me. |
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To believe this, you need to be not just a patriot but a chauvinist. |
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He is a fierce patriot and will support Canada at every turn. |
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To me, a true patriot is one whose allegiance is to freedom, not to flags. |
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He is a great American and international patriot. |
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Most of the patriot clergy in the South were able to keep their churches open and services continued. |
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Leland was a staunch patriot, and believed firmly in the historical veracity of King Arthur. |
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Especially damaging to the patriot cause were the llaneros of the Orinoco Basin. |
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A true Russian patriot and Slavic brother would see the world differently. |
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The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country: But he that stands it now, deserves the love and thanks of men and women. |
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Soules was appointed largely because he was part of neither the Bruce nor the Comyn camps and was a patriot. |
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Influential natives included patriot James Otis, historian and writer Mercy Otis Warren, jurist Lemuel Shaw, and naval officer John Percival. |
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The word patriot began as a neutral term, meaning fellow countryman. |
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Bismarck was a Prussian patriot and a loyal subject of his king. |
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They prescribed loyalty to the patriot cause, disloyalty to the British government and a promise not to aid and abet the enemy. |
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And again, my parents were kind of patriot people. |
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Ahead of them were coastal panoramas that once fueled the nationalistic fire within an Italian patriot as well as days of racing and hobnobbing fit for a prince. |
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This decision was made in honour of Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Italian patriot who was the leader of the redshirts volunteers. |
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It is possible that, if Einstein had been a passionate patriot, a gregarious being, and an orthodox religionist, he might have developed the Einstein theory. |
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On the one hand a champion of the poorer classes, a Lutheran sympathizer, and genuine patriot, Sickingen was on the other hand an opportunist whose objective probably was high office. |
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The homecoming of the willowy, teetotal, churchgoing patriot was marked by a tickertape parade in New York, with 100,000 people filling the streets and cheering. |
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A thrill-seeking opportunist or a brave Confederate patriot? |
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He was a great patriot who devoted his life to serving his country. |
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The patriot clergy in the South were quick to find reasons to transfer their oaths to the American cause and prayed for the success of the Revolution. |
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Famed in his day as patriot, satirist, and foe to tyranny, Marvell was virtually unknown as a lyric poet. |
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Her quarry, Brody, meanwhile, defined himself as a soldier, a patriot, and a father. |
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