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create this
sound on
their recording of "Der Fuehrer's Face",
repeatedly lambasting Adolf Hitler with: "We'll Heil! (Bronx cheer) Heil! (Bronx cheer) Right...
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referring to him as "the most po****r
painter of his day". He was also
lambasted by John
Ruskin and
other critics.
Martin was born in July 1789, in a one-room...
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United States to
launch a war in Iraq,
describing it as "a tragedy" and
lambasting US
president George W. Bush and
British prime minister Tony
Blair (whom...
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Street Journal that the site "intelligently
discusses and
entertainingly lambastes Wikipedia’s
problematic practices".
Wikipediocracy was
cofounded by Gregory...
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misogynistic undertones in
descriptions of Mary. "She's
simultaneously being lambasted for
being 'vindictive and fierce' and 'spineless and weak', criticized...
- an
interview with
producer Mike DeLuca, he
describes how he went from
lambasting movies as a "snotty"
Washington Post film
critic to
developing rewarding...
- author's
request that the work be destro**** upon his death.
Commenters lambasted the
quality of the
writing and
admonished Nabokov's
executor for publishing...
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Judge Merrick Garland, a
similarly well-qualified
jurist – and went on to
lambaste President Trump's
conduct in his
first few
months in office. [...] And...
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substitute garnish. This
culminates in
Freeman chastising Beth, then
lambasting Andy for his
incessant tardiness, mistakes, and alcoholism. A
fight nearly...
