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It has alienated its ideal audience -- young people who live and breathe music -- by being way behind the technological curve and by repeatedly sounding as if its main job was law enforcement rather than selling music.

The Democratic establishment is not prepared or equipped to deal with this monster, and it has alienated its most active bases; among those, the millenials and progressives.

It has alienated many because of its focus on the loss of some.

At a stroke it has alienated charities, philanthropists and its natural supporters among the well-heeled – all of whom, of course, insist they have only the interests of the disadvantaged at heart.

By playing Islamists off against secularists, and vice versa, it has alienated both.

It has alienated the 45% of voters who described themselves as "moderate".

That, plus his speech to the TUC - "one long screed of drivel" - may have "delighted a few thousand giggling Twitter fans" but it had "alienated millions of voters".

The elder Mr. Cuomo vowed that the authority would keep costs down and communicate better, but even before Tropical Storm Irene and Hurricane Sandy, it had alienated customers, who pay some of the highest rates in the nation.

Mr. Peters, who has been expected to succeed Mr. Zwickel this fall, has absorbed most of the blame for the four-week strike, which was called off June 28 after the union acknowledged that it had alienated many Germans.

Yes, they'd acknowledge, the conservative governing model was bankrupt; it had led to a startlingly unequal society; it had failed to regulate markets properly; it had led to environmental calamity; and it had alienated much of the rest of the world from America.

Over the course of the 1990s, the party however increasingly distanced itself from the plan as it had alienated the party from gaining political influence, until it was finally officially discarded in 2000.