| Specialist and propagandist historians have tended to look at the religious phenomena in isolation from this cultural context. |
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| He is a powerful demagogue and a high ranking political propagandist for the Republican party. |
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| This characterization seeks to move beyond judging the absolute truth value of a propagandist statement. |
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| He died in 1790, having made a living as a government propagandist and a fortune as agent of the nabob of Arcot. |
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| While a propagandist only presents one side, the fact is that no one side is seamless or blameless. |
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| Her heritage of social activism influenced her to use her fiction and drama as propagandist tools. |
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| He was not a genuinely scrupulous historian but a falsifier and propagandist. |
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| The ability to provide real and ready financial aid is totally different from a continuous provision of propagandist advice only. |
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| It had a great deal more credibility than the ephemeral, propagandist organs in which radical views were usually aired. |
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| He unpicks, scene by scene, the absurd, long-forgotten propagandist works of both sides. |
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| It's been spouted by so many generations of professional speechifiers that it's easy to be immune to its propagandist agenda of cultural nationalism. |
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| French Revolutionary pamphlets portraying Marie Antoinette's supposed bedroom antics were propagandist pornography. |
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| Taking the name Flavius Josephus in honour of his patron, Josephus became, in effect, a court historian and propagandist for the new Flavian dynasty. |
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| Nevertheless, he did good work on their behalf by editing a succession of antirent propagandist journals as a counterblast to the generally hostile popular press. |
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| Over the years, the images on stamps have become the medium for transmission of propagandist messages about the country of issue to its citizens and the rest of the world. |
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| Over the course of more than 30 years as a professional revolutionist, Lizzy excelled as an organizer, propagandist and editor. |
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| Walker was a skilful propagandist, adept at utilising grisly detail to grab the attention of the reader. |
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| I wouldn't consider myself a propagandist but at the end of it the reality was that I was working for Putin. |
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| Gurtner, an exceptionally gifted propagandist, was the mastermind in the background. |
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| The great era of propagandist pamphlets began in 1640, and the flood of tracts swept away the machinery of censorship. |
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| Every skilled propagandist knows that human beings more readily believe what they want to hear than what is actually so. |
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| In certain situations, however, the propagandist attempts to pacify the audience in order to make an unpleasant reality more palatable. |
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| Because this kind of position, if it is not to be only propagandist boasting, necessitates the conscious and determined struggle of proletarians. |
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| Russian society is, more than ever, hostage to a propagandist press and is retreating into dangerous nationalism. |
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| Winchell was an unapologetic propagandist for the Allied cause and collaborated with gangsters when it suited him. |
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| The influential al Qaeda propagandist, who was born in New Mexico, died in a U.S. drone strike later that year. |
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| Of course, Awlaki is a spin doctor and a propagandist, so we should read his rantings with some skepticism. |
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| The type of draconian legislation that produces such abuses is not so much designed to tackle terrorism as to manufacture an illusion of it for propagandist purposes. |
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| But Frisk makes a strong case that rusher was not a mere populist propagandist. |
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| This colonial propagandist iconology was equally exploited in media such as postcards, posters, paintings, advertisements, newspapers, magazines, cartoons, and film. |
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| One art form engendered by Dada was that of photomontage, in which graphics and edited photographic images were combined to convey propagandist images. |
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| But the principle of educational enrichment and mutual understanding hides the propagandist aspect of the program funded by Youth Exchanges Canada. |
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| But in addition, Samuel Adams was a propagandist who was not overscrupulous in his attacks upon British officials and policies, and a passionate politician as well. |
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| Its enrolled membership was under 10,000, and its activities were non-political but entirely agitational and propagandist. |
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| Is he a propagandist if people use his work as propaganda? |
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| Of course many of these accounts were propagandist in intention and designed for an unsophisticated audience. |
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| The propagandist who uses this technique hopes that the audience will reject the person or the idea on the basis of the negative symbol, instead of looking at the available evidence. |
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| Unlike a propagandist or a gossip, the journalist sorts through the information available and determines how much of it is valuable and reliable before passing it on to the public. |
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| He had been a leading anti-Semitic propagandist under Joseph Goebbels. |
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| Ernst Zundel was already a well-known hate propagandist. |
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| There was nothing to be gained as either a propagandist or an apologist. |
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| When a propagandist warns members of her audience that disaster will ensue if they do not follow a particular course of action, she is using the fear appeal. |
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| So why is Stephen F. Cohen so eager to act as a propagandist for Putin? |
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| Our sausage-bacon-eggs-fish-and-chips attitude is a cultural thing, a propagandist hangover from the war: feed up your man, get him ready for war. |
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| Marx was primarily a propagandist, a polemicist, a gifted sloganizer. |
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