And North, the sort of Republican skunk the GOP often creates and then sanctimoniously tries to disinvite to the party, has been running a TV commercial in which a fellow Vietnam veteran says of North, " He saved my life ."
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Back when Phillips, a rap sheet rather than a diploma tucked under his arm, came out of the University of Nebraska, the Niners'Bill Walsh sanctimoniously sniffed that such a classy organization as his never would allow a Lawrence Phillips to sully its ranks.
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In an interview with Harvard's Henry Louis Gates Jr . in the current issue of the New Yorker, Mrs . Clinton begins the talk by sanctimoniously referring the professor to a book by a Jesuit priest, Henri Nouwen, whose " discipline of gratitude " she says she has been practicing.
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For over thirty years we have sanctimoniously and dishonestly pretended respect, if not awe, for an organisation which all the time we knew was a monstrous and farcical humbug . . . . The moral is to cease to engage in humbug, which almost all have happily and self-righteously engaged in for a generation ".
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"To most people in the Islamic and Arab worlds, the official U . S . is synonymous with arrogant power, known mainly for its sanctimoniously munificent support not only of Israel but of numerous repressive Arab regimes and its inattentiveness even to the possibility of dialogue with secular movements and people who have real grievances, " he wrote last week in The Observer in London.
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Producer Joel Silver's well-known revulsion for anything suggesting lightness of touch results in clumsy sexual double-entendres about joysticks and hardware, and a scene _ notable for its sleaziness even in a season devoted to more than usually savage depictions of the killing of women _ in which Baldwin's cop is sanctimoniously motivated to stab the female KGB renegade in a particularly ugly way.
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Unless it was our overcaffeinated president sanctimoniously calling once more for an overhaul of campaign finance laws at his first post-election news conference, only to brazenly turn up hours later at a Democratic fund-raiser and assure guests who had paid $ 10, 000 a person or $ 15, 000 a corporation that it was a " good thing " that they were expanding the party's base.
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Oh if it were that easy, we'd all be size eight . " She emphasized the " extreme " nature of the proposed diet, saying that " The book spouts an extensive list of no-nos that you must avoid & In a nutshell, everything that makes our short, brutish lives that bit more bearable . " She complains that the book is marketed as a diet book when that is not its sole focus : " This isn't so much a diet book as a propaganda pamphlet for veganism & it moves effortlessly from being potty-mouthed advice on how to adopt a fat-busting healthy diet, into a diatribe against eating meat . " She also said : " These pampered LA princesses work hard to make us feel guilty for trying to make our lives a bit easier . . . They sanctimoniously lecture us on the cancer-causing chemicals in wine, and the nasties lurking in diet sodas & Skinny Bitch is just the same-old diet rules repackaged in an obnoxious and bullying tone ."
