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Yet Guantánamo is the archetypal example of US hypocrisy, a hypocrisy that is provoking people to turn to extremism.

"The age difference between the editors of the magazines, who are in their 40's and 50's, and the girls they are showing in their pages, suggests a hypocrisy that is so unsettling and ridiculous.

"The basis of this conflict is a hypocrisy that lasted for more than 70 years," he explains, "When I was at university, all subjects were in Russian, except for Ukrainian literature and language.

David Koch, however, has a hypocrisy that needs some unpacking.

The answers are that you will not speak truth to power, that you are a corporatist enmeshed in a hypocrisy that could be redeemable.

One of them set in motion a republic founded on a hypocrisy that would end up having to fight a civil war four score and five years later and would have as one of its bloody climaxes, the bloodiest battle ever fought on American soil at Gettysburg that would then have the president come and essentially offer, in our modern parlance, the Declaration 2.0.

Mr. Hughes, the director of the new production, said that "Mrs. Warren" appealed to him, and seemed contemporary because it suggests that "terribly inequitable economic conditions produce a moral hypocrisy that spreads through a society, and people begin to take refuge in an upside-down world of false values like wealth and power".

And, like "Moonrise Kingdom," Lee's movie revolves around performances of great spiritual depth and artistic wonder that take place in church and that stand as a model of true moral commitment even as they mask a religious hypocrisy that is ultimately, and catastrophically, exposed.

Speaking on radio station France Info on Wednesday morning, she said: "It's simply a global hypocrisy that doesn't want to tackle the problems and the consequences of a decision of a European country that has different rules and which therefore must accept to change and to find acceptable solutions for all".

Beyond the irony in his statements, what Geraldo displays in his tirade on hip-hop is a deep hypocrisy that is revealed when one looks at his work prior to his career as a reporter and FOX News personality.

"Such a practice of vicarious torture is imbued with an obvious hypocrisy that prevents the sending state -- such as the United States -- from having clean hands," said an article in the summer edition of Parameters, a respected quarterly published by the United States Army War College.