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- n. Plural form of witch-hunt.
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Examples
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Don't recall witchhunts in your own adopted hometown of Berkeley over, say, the meaning of "water buffalo?"
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The hysteria building up and exploding into these kind of witchhunts is a product of the ever mounting evidence for human biodiversity.
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Justice Department will not conduct "witchhunts" on Wall Street over the financial crisis but will investigate fraud.
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"witchhunts" on Wall Street over the financial crisis, but will investigate fraud.
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"There won't be any witchhunts today but on the other hand we won't hesitate to clamp down," he said.
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And a growing wave of countries abolished blood sports, dueling, witchhunts, religious persecution, absolute despotism and slavery.
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 Nevertheless, the baron and baroness blame travesties on their servants, and the pastor calls for witchhunts but refuses to consider that his children or any of the children could be responsible for such senseless acts of violence and destruction.
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From a crass partisan standpoint, we really needed someone in that position who would have the ability to undercut Issa's witchhunts.
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I was just rereading the Devils of Loudin (Aldous Huxley) it kind of reminds me of the witchhunts we have going on now.
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Myself, I'd be glad to see Hillary go down but not because of what the GOP would like to do to her (Clinton witchhunts and faux scandalmongering redux).
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