| They have also launched countless philippics against Labour's love of the target and the quota, and all manner of diktat from Whitehall. |
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| I wonder if the new editor of the Daily Telegraph has any Irish blood and will tone down the paper's anti-euro, anti-EU philippics. |
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| The Athenian orator Demosthenes despised the invader Phillip of Macedon, and berated him in a series of stinging speeches, or philippics. |
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| As my prior philippics against employer-provided insurance suggest, I think this case ultimately fails. |
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| In exile in the West from 1974, his gloomy philippics and increasingly turgid prose aroused more bafflement than appreciation. |
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| The principal burden of all this fell upon Asquith, but Lloyd George gave him vigorous support in a series of notable philippics against the aristocracy and the rich. |
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| My own favorite atheist blogger, Jerry Coyne, the University of Chicago evolutionary biologist, regularly offers unanswerable philippics against the idiocies of intelligent design. |
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