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For "nonconformist" read "dissident," and for "dissident" read "dangerous": the term describes any art, including political, religious and Surrealist work, that did not hew to the narrow, state-sanctioned confines of Socialist Realism.

NYT > Home Page By MARGALIT FOX 2011

For "nonconformist" read "dissident," and for "dissident" read "dangerous": the term describes any art, including political, religious and Surrealist work, that did not hew to the narrow, state-sanctioned confines of Socialist Realism.

NYT > Home Page By MARGALIT FOX 2011

The phrase describes the melding of patriotism with a kind of non-denominational white-bread deism: it encompasses both explicit religiosity in public life the references to God in our founding documents and less well-defined but still-powerful expressions, such as the idea that the 9/11 dead are martyrs.

David Van Biema: Bad News Psalms David Van Biema 2012

The phrase describes the melding of patriotism with a kind of non-denominational white-bread deism: it encompasses both explicit religiosity in public life the references to God in our founding documents and less well-defined but still-powerful expressions, such as the idea that the 9/11 dead are martyrs.

David Van Biema: Bad News Psalms David Van Biema 2012

The phrase describes the melding of patriotism with a kind of non-denominational white-bread deism: it encompasses both explicit religiosity in public life the references to God in our founding documents and less well-defined but still-powerful expressions, such as the idea that the 9/11 dead are martyrs.

David Van Biema: Bad News Psalms David Van Biema 2012

The phrase describes the melding of patriotism with a kind of non-denominational white-bread deism: it encompasses both explicit religiosity in public life the references to God in our founding documents and less well-defined but still-powerful expressions, such as the idea that the 9/11 dead are martyrs.

David Van Biema: Bad News Psalms David Van Biema 2012

The title describes both of the leads, Nick and Annie.

The Invisible (2007) 2010

Additionally, the term describes the direct experience of unwelcome change when an environment transforms around someone, creating a feeling of dispossession when, in fact, the affected individual has remained in one place.

Climate Crisis of Feelings 2010

The term describes the forces of evil that took from the planet first Kennedy, then Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and Robert Kennedy. '

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Can Obama Face the 'Unspeakable'? 2009

The term describes the forces of evil that took from the planet first Kennedy, then Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and Robert Kennedy.

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Can Obama Face the 'Unspeakable'? 2009