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It strikes us as equally absurd to try to make an antithesis of the howling crowds of armed hoodlums & those Negroes who, derended by nothing but their gallantry, are quietly pressing for an active acknowledgment of those rights that are already guaranteed them on parchment.

It makes its antithesis site, Who's A Rat, look like Facebook for undercover cops (which it is).

It makes its antithesis site, Who's A Rat, look like Facebook but for undercover cops (which it is).

It makes its antithesis, a site called Who's a Rat, look like Facebook but for undercover cops (which it is).

And - even better - it made him the antithesis of Russell Brand.

His avuncular manner and unpredictable chuckle made him the antithesis of an aloof scientist.

Their embracing softness made them the antithesis of futons; men who had poor relationships with their mothers truly loathed them.

Cohn-Bendit's ready grin, easy humour and non-dogmatic radicalism made him the antithesis of the dour theoretical Marxist.

That is currently edging out Jones's eclectic collection of cosmetic procedures that have made him the antithesis of aging gracefully.

In one scene, where he sneers threateningly at two obviously gay men, the film's exclusive sexual politics is made clear: the antithesis of the original inclusivity of disco culture.

Williams pooh-poohed the incessantly-made antithesis between the rigorous analytic and the literary continental styles of philosophising, saying you might as well compare a car with four-wheel drive with a Japanese car (a category confusion of methodology and geography).