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We agreed we'd speak up in our own communities when we witnessed the kind of "otherizing" talk that can wound and fester into paranoia and then be used by those on the fringes to incite.
But you'll see here a blocked page of what happens when you try to reach certain Facebook pages and some other websites that the transitional authorities have determined might incite violence.
This video garnered more than a hundred million views in a single weekend before China's government, fearing that it might incite some type of social unrest, pulled it from the internet.
What if we stop to think about the consequence of the information that we pass on and its potential to incite violence or hatred?
And they like to incite dualities, but we are far more nuanced than that.
So they needed to add some characters to give our favorite agents some grief and incite our ire as fans.
This "epic" about Nazis in Africa trying to incite an Arab revolt against the British isn't much different.
I believe this movie could incite in me the same symptoms veterans of the Vietnam War experience.
Watching both movies as a double-header might actually incite you to serious thoughts of suicide.
The possibility of conspiracy on 9/11 is one of those ideas that will continue to incite more and more discussion as time goes by.
If the latter are ignored, regional interests can incite chaos once again.
No doubt he remembers a past fiasco of his own making when, in 1974 as prime minister under Giscard d’Estaing, he attempted to incite economic recovery through inflation.
There is no excuse for the Fed to incite outright recession.
The pace is more gradual, and will take time and incite many conflicts.
When Kim Jong-il started living with his second wife, Kim Kyong-hui sought to incite trouble, driven by a sense of rivalry.
In fact, his rise threatens to incite a revolution that shakes the foundations not only of American politics, but also of global peace and prosperity.
As we commemorate the 71st anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau on January 27, extremist groups around the globe wield new technologies to incite hatred and perpetrate new mass killings and genocides.
The Everlasting SchismChristianity's holiest days always seem to incite fresh disputes between Roman Catholicism and Russian Orthodoxy, between the first Rome and the third Rome.
Some of the same Buddhist monks who braved Myanmar’s military junta in the “Saffron Revolution” of 2007 today incite violence against members of the country’s Muslim Rohingya minority.
The Thatcherite counter-revolution was so successful that it, too, began to incite countervailing pressures.
They immobilize fiscal policy, lead to serious distortions in the financial system, trigger political fights over taxation, and incite costly distributional conflicts.
A weak interim national government – or a United Nations or foreign occupying administration – should not attempt to implement policies such as privatizing national resources when doing so might incite political resistance.
Of course, politicians incite many of these conflicts, using caste, sect, and religion--not political ideas--to build voter loyalty.
Territorial and ethnic tensions between Russia and its new NATO neighbors could incite similar results.
They said that any stimulation of the Russian economy would incite inflation.
None of this should be surprising, given how our corrupt rulers systematically incite regional and ethnic hatred.
And, indeed, Charlie Hebdo should be free to publish what it likes, without fear of violence, as long as it does not directly incite violence itself.
It may incite a conversation, but it does so from a position of profound disrespect.
There will come a moment when Israel’s actions will incite people – not only the most fanatical of the country’s foes, but also the most generously inclined of its supporters – to question Israel’s essence.
I suppose that Donald Rumsfeld’s misguided bid a few years ago to incite a divide between “new and old” Europe contributed to the re-emergence of that disdainful attitude.
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