The status-anxiety, fame-vertigo, sexual satiety and that all-encompassing fear of failure which poisons every triumph are displayed here with an icy new connoisseurship, a kind of extremism which faces down the traditional objection that films like this are secretly infatuated with their subject.
Since that day, more than forty years ago, Greenspan has become the figurehead (not the "fountainhead" - figurehead) for a new form of "establishment radicalism," a white-collar extremism which that has hijacked American economic policy for the last thirty years.
It is completely a costume of extremism, which is being taken advantage of," Emen, who is a Uighur himself, told a news conference in Beijing.
I refer, of course, to those Saudis whose crazed Sunni Wahhabist cult has encouraged Isis, whose grotesque puritanism has led them to adopt a head-chopping extremism, which lies at the heart of Isis's own "barbarism".
The turban is often mistaken as a symbol of extremism, which is far from the truth.
This month, I presented to the United Nations General Assembly a Plan of Action to Prevent Violent Extremism, which takes a practical and comprehensive approach to address the drivers of this menace.
"The Prevent Strategy is a Home Office program around extremism, which is hard to get absolutely right —but there's also a dangerous myth that Prevent is only to do with Muslim extremism.
In 2009, conservatives in Congress strongly objected to a department report titled "Rightwing Extremism," which speculated that the recession and the election of a black president could increase the threat from white supremacists.
Government-wise, it's in our interest to fight terrorism and extremism, which is an interest we have in common with the United States.
He called for a new definition of domestic extremism, which he said had been conflated with policing big demonstrations.
