He claimed that the Bukovina Jews were a parasitical class, 90 % of whom " made a living from the stupidity of the native population ", and justified economic antisemitism as a reaction to historical " imbalance ".
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This is illustrated in the acclaimed story, " For the Man Who Has Everything " by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, where Clark is ensnared in a fantasy illusion created by an alien parasitical plant called a Black Mercy.
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Early economic historians argued that his comprador-like functions vis-?vis the Tellicherry establishment ( or the'out-factory'of Tellicherry ) as having more or less parasitical relations in the pre-colonial economy.
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,it is involved in litigation against ten cleaning women who share car journeys to work on the same route, accusing them of " unfair and parasitical competition ", demanding financial damages and the confiscation of the cleaning women's cars.
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The 2008 screenings included : Director Campbell Cooley and his film The Heist ( short film ), Expanded Cinema from the Parasitical Fantasy Band-as featured in otherfilm festival Brisbane 2006 and Greg Locke's Internationally acclaimed robot band The Trons.
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Fourier vilified the Jews as the " incarnation of commerce : parasitical, deceitful, traitorous and unproductive . " Proudhon used even more vehement invective, attacking Jews as the " incarnation of finance capitalism " and characterizing them as anti-producers by temperament.
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Ian Winwood of " Kerrang ! " said that " Green Day did for their generation, and their country, what the Sex Pistols did for the United Kingdom in 1977, for a nation sick with love for a parasitical royal family ."
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Shanghaied to the colony worlds by the Bureau of Relocation ( " BuReLock " ) in an attempt to keep Earth's population down, they gather in city centers and shanty towns, reverting to their parasitical or criminal lifestyles depending on their personal inclinations.
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The Five Freedoms are : freedom from hunger, thirst, and malnutrition; freedom from physical and thermal discomfort; freedom from pain, injury, and disease ( including parasitical infections ); freedom to express normal behavior; and freedom from fear and distress.
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The sculptures, as featured in the New York Times " incorporate taxidermy, insects and foliage into parasitical eco-systems resonant with the vitality of ritualistic headdresses, " while others, shaped like meteorites, were constructed from barnacles, cement and fiber optics.
