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We suggest you review Fossil's Glossary (# 27) as you are obviously a victim of "newspeak" or seek to perpetuate it.— MRZine.org
Ted R.: It is YOU, and your fellow Libs (you also seem to prefer not to use real words -- typical Big Brother, "newspeak" mindset) that do not "get it."— The Washington Times stories: Latest Headlines
SGA candidates are also experts at what George Orwell would say is "newspeak," or what I would describe as using a whole lot of words to say a whole lot of nothing.— FIUSM.com
"Defamation of religion" is nothing more the blasphemy in "newspeak".— Ethical Technology
In Newman's newspeak, I suppose that giving students "access to ideas" means that books that express scientific dissent from neo-Darwinism should be banned from school libraries.— Evolution News & Views
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