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Mr. Dylan targets just about everything in American life in the song, from politics to consumerism to the media.

This, then, was Bob Simon's first scoop: bringing the author of a Marxian analysis of corporate consumerism to broadcast television.

There is a recognition that the shift from consumerism to sustainability is not achievable in the short term.

Dependence on ever-expanding consumerism to fuel an economic recovery is not only undependable; it is also unsustainable.

From video nasties to the Falklands, rising consumerism to Aids, the historian delves into an increasingly changing nation.

He did help transform the economy, bringing at least a veneer of prosperity and consumerism to Syria's two biggest cities, Damascus and Aleppo.

Of course, it is the job of Christians to remind us about Christ, and naturally (it's a broad church) many of even their left-leaning leaders prefer a message of anti-consumerism to one of revolution.

The typical response to consumerism is either to accept it or to attempt to avoid it.

Although the shelves were no longer empty, the term "consumerism" continued to sound tantalizingly exotic to our post-Communist ears.

A conversation about consumerism leads to Tyler inviting the narrator to stay at his place, and the narrator later moves into Tyler's dilapidated house permanently.

Some on both sides of the aisle think Sundays must be kept special, both to guard against non-stop consumerism and to protect family life.