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    1. The joint family conflicts are usually due to intolerance and comparison with each other


    2. Rather than build up a growing intolerance of


    3. levels of intolerance and maltreatment


    4. Its called intransigence, belligerence, intolerance


    5. An absence of fat on the body can lead to dry, scaly skin, hair loss, bruising, intolerance


    6. The past world wars were steeped in the energy of greed and domination, whereas the present circumstances are caused by a growing intolerance towards dictatorship and an authoritative style of governance


    7. Then one officer sprang to his feet, and in an impassioned harangue called all to swear to fulfil their oath, "Independence or Death," and face the latter before submitting to such American intolerance


    8. what Liberals were hoping for! Here it comes: ―root cause‖ diatribes about the odious intolerance of Conservatives…and Republicans, that, to a news media handicapped by political blinders, will be perceived as ―Guilty by Association


    9. The hard Left‘s calculated undermining of liberal values and common sense for its own political reasons, reinforced by its own self-loathing, has generated a leery perception of (supposed) Western arrogance and intolerance for other cultures that felicitously plays into the hands of our nation‘s mortal enemies


    10. I feel that his excessive manner, for whatever reason, represents the meanest form of religious (and social) intolerance

    11. That rather conspicuous moment in American History witnessed a troubling transformation in American political thought that subsequently ushered the moral and intellectual decline of traditional liberalism that would (eventually) invest it with an entirely different meaning; not to mention a peevish intolerance for liberal values deemed inconsistent with the emerging New World Order


    12. A generation stirred by emotion rather than reason; rejecting all forms of conventional authority for its own sake or that (otherwise) interfered with their simplistic social designs, produced an intolerance, especially among its more radical members, for belief systems and points of view contrary to its imaginary worldview


    13. Another example of liberalism intolerance for anything which might point to their disability is ―The Bell Curve‖


    14. convincing establishment elites that fostering all religions would lead to political and economic prosperity, just as intolerance would guarantee decline


    15. The Wahhabists viewed their religion in terms of a death cult and they taught hatred and intolerance


    16. The main cause behind this is, it appears to me, is intolerance


    17. Among the denominations and sects in the American Colonies at the end of the Eighteenth century there was no shortage of intolerance or persecution of opposing sects


    18. “diversity” leads, instead, to enforced sameness, regimentation, and intolerance is not to be spoken


    19. It is interesting to turn these observations around and wonder if the ugliness in so much of current “art” does not gradually inspire the violence, intolerance, and hatred we see around us


    20. One of the most reliable indicators of all foretelling a fascist order is a deep layer of fanaticism, intolerance, and hatred within the forces of ascending tyranny

    21. "It demonstrates racial intolerance," Mark said of the "gene pool"


    22. for freedom of thought against the omnipotence and intolerance of religions


    23. intolerance and racism of every type, which are the result of violence, pride,


    24. quality (his intolerance of rudeness!) Effective heroes are truly admirable – William Shatner as


    25. Over time, heavy drinkers develop glucose intolerance and can even become diabetic


    26. I felt annoyed at my intolerance


    27. ’ With the Brave New World has come the intolerance of ‘bad language


    28. No more being part of a world where someone else’s history dictates our intolerance and hatred of others


    29. The longer a group socialises only within its own comfortable walls, the more its ideals solidify, becoming a specialised type of intolerance


    30. Intolerance, a contentious spirit, or any other disposition to interfere with the smooth running of the community would bring about the prompt and summary dismissal of the offending teacher

    31. You should never forget that intolerance is the mask covering up the entertainment of secret doubts as to the trueness of one's belief


    32. You are all the children of light; therefore stumble not into the misunderstanding entanglements of mortal suspicion and human intolerance


    33. As they walked along, Jesus said to John, "John, do you love me?" And when John answered, "Yes, Master, with all my heart," the Master said: "Then, John, give up your intolerance and learn to love men as I have loved you


    34. return to intolerance and racism


    35. spleen, lethargy, loss of strength and noticeable intolerance to


    36. Many view church as a source of intolerance and rigidity and full of doctrinaire political views


    37. a state of intolerance and high level frustration about current state


    38. Nancy watched the scene, bitter at seeing how full of hatred and intolerance the World was now


    39. The banana company’s city, which Patricia Brown may have tried to evoke for her grandchildren during the nights of intolerance and dill pickles in Prattville, Alabama, was a plain of wild grass


    40. Thinking about it, Laplante had the reputation of a straight-talking, no-nonsense reporter with little patience for racism and intolerance

    41. I do not wish ill to Israel but its own arrogance and intolerance will be its downfall


    42. She then drew threads to my judgment, intolerance, and impatient self-importance, tying that bundle of observations neatly into a package of eventual cruelty I had yet to recognize, but all of the elements were there for me to view


    43. While the Time Patrol took on itself to govern this land for the time being, it will eventually be governed by its own people, once we get rid of the violence and intolerance that is poisoning this country


    44. I have a food intolerance audio that is helpful


    45. No majority subjugation of rights, especially when it is a result of religious intolerance to gay life styles!


    46. went out of his way to broadcast an intolerance of bad time-keeping


    47. Feeling physically and emotionally drained by the events and cursing the Americans for their intolerance of liquors, a glass of which would calm her nerves and relax her body, Lady Jane slowly returned to their suite with the intention of changing into something less formal then exploring the rest of the hotel, including the infamous Tower for future reference


    48. The future founders of Edon finally had enough of the World Council’s arrogance and intolerance and opposed it openly


    49. There is no room in the world for racism or intolerance


    50. � It however didn�t progress much in other ways, with hunger for power, greed and intolerance still too much in evidence













































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    intolerance prejudice fanaticism narrow-mindedness dogmatism racism narrowness