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Monday brought more signs of a growing intolerance for protests of any kind.

He argues that technological change is producing a growing intolerance for the routine slaughter of earlier wars.

The immediate overbooked success of Pet Airways suggests a growing intolerance for the sometimes haphazard care of pets on the national airlines.

But with that change has come another: what would seem to be a growing intolerance for merely being, and an anguished insistence on doing, doing, doing.

We have a growing intolerance for inconvenience, a feeling well captured by the suburban fifth-grader who memorably told nature advocate Richard Louv, "I like to play indoors better 'cause that's where the electrical outlets are".

But Qourshah's recent arrest after a 2-year-old video surfaced showing him criticizing Jordan's role in the fight against the extremist group Islamic State sent a disturbing message to many in the nation: that the government has a growing intolerance for those who question its actions against Islamic State and is willing to crack down on free speech. .

In scores of posted comments, people expressed worry that the attack reflected a growing intolerance of dissent.

Tens of thousands of protests each year attest to a growing intolerance of inequality and corruption in China.

The downside of law and order in Macao is a growing intolerance of dissent, not least on politically sensitive occasions like this anniversary.

By awarding the prize to Mr. Liu, the Norwegian Nobel Committee has provided an unmistakable rebuke to Beijing's authoritarian leaders at a time of growing intolerance for domestic dissent and a spreading unease internationally over the muscular diplomacy that has accompanied China's economic rise.

Even with our freedoms in shambles, our country in debt, our so-called "justice" system weighted in favor of corporations and the police state, our government officials dancing to the tune of corporate oligarchs, and a growing intolerance on the part of the government for anyone who challenges the status quo, Americans have yet to say "enough is enough".