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Thomas Florence Norcross, GA. In Favor of Starving Artists In his Feb. 5 column "'Privileging' Postmodernism" (THE LAST WORD), George F. Will takes an appropriate shot at our eagerness to find intellectual meaning in well-placed duct tape.
Letters 2007
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Privileging one of those broadcasting outlets with a federal subsidy is therefore no longer legitimate, if it ever was.
David Coates: Turning Down the Radio, Slice by Budgetary Slice David Coates 2011
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Privileging an ever eroding nuclear family is a waste of money, and is in the same vein as their inheritance tax: self-interested and pointless.
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Privileging inflation-fighting over employment concerns is a different game when the unemployed and underemployed have greater recourse to public aid.
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Privileging trade unions and their rights is no less yesterday's position unless and until trade unionism reinvents itself.
We know what Labour's against. Now let us hear what it is for | Will Hutton 2011
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Privileging different forms of discrimination is wrong, and undermines the ability to tackle disabling attitudes in society.
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Privileging larger cities with direct federal funding might ease tension between state and city governments that too often result in decisions that harm ordinary Americans.
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Privileging one form of sexuality to the exclusion of others was central to those earlier conceptions of privacy.
'Trivial Complaints:' The Role of Privacy in Domestic Violence Law and Activism in the U.S. 2008
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Privileging the distribution of an argument just as much as its production was a principle I first learned about during my online communications internship at the Center for American Progress.
Alan Rosenblatt: Media Advocacy: Amplifying Your Argument Alan Rosenblatt 2010
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Privileging larger cities with direct federal funding might ease tension between state and city governments that too often result in decisions that harm ordinary Americans.
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