Also, who moved my binky!?!??" While I'm sure we could spend days or weeks exploring the rich, fraught etymology of "coloured", the power of reclaiming oppressive terms, and the finer points of how language influences culture, the real answer is DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT, BRO.
Yes, it was a down round, but no, this was not an "emergency debt infusion with oppressive terms".
Given that, the leaking of any classified information regarding any topic near to national security could have led to painfully oppressive prison terms if Manning had been found guilty of the specific charge.
What is clear is that by drastically reducing federal revenues as a percentage of the economy to levels not seen in a half-century, Mr. Bush is saddling the nation with oppressive long-term liabilities.
Ms. WuDunn stays stateside to underscore the points made by her husband's trips to some of the most oppressive countries in terms of basic women's rights.
"It's been an incredibly oppressive regime in terms of crackdowns on free speech and protests," she said, citing the arrest of a cartoonist, Aseem Trivedi, in September over a satirical cartoon.
It's not ideal, as the comedian The Kid Mero pointed out last week, "We gotta make up better terms for oppressive shit cuz 'misogynoir' sounds like a scandalous Cirque du Soleil Vegas show".
These terms are oppressive, objectifying, and dehumanizing.
The Bulgarian church was returned to Constantinople's control, and Bulgaria began a 350-year term under oppressive, but largely peaceful, Ottoman rule.Stirrings of nationalism began in the 18th century and gained strength as the power of the Ottoman empire waned through the 19th century.
Up to this point, much of this entry has focused, as does much of the feminist literature on this topic, on power understood in terms of an oppressive or unjust power-over relationship.
The show and everyone in it is a delight delight in Larry David terms being an oppressive mixture of contempt, obsession, and adversity, mingled with an inescapable sense of futility.
