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The fractured reality sits uneasily with the "global" rhetoric behind this week's events.
There is a seductive rhetoric behind the Russell Group's newly launched guide for teenagers making choices about post-16 education, entitled Informed Choices.
Rodrigo Duterte, the anti-establishment president of the Philippines, left his often sexist and profanity-laced rhetoric behind in an inauguration speech on Thursday that appeared aimed at reassuring a panicked political elite.
"The rhetoric behind this was that you change societies by contact, and that Americans can make a difference by being there," said Pamela Falk, a Cuba expert at the City University of New York's law school.
It could be caught in the rhetoric behind the War on Terrorism, which has been described on both sides of the Atlantic in stark Christian terminology of good versus evil.
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That means leaving the tired rhetoric of the past behind and being willing to take on tough issues to move the country forward.
But behind the rhetoric, European governments have united behind the idea that their debt positions are unsustainable and need to be rectified through spending cuts and revenue-raising measures.
The hardening rhetoric and surge of behind-the-scenes activity came one day after a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, in Atlanta, barred the authorities from removing the boy from the United States.
ABC also passed oNotRed Blooded," a new drama from shavingner Marc Cherry, which waseent to star ReitherEntire ashowe sheritf of a small town in Kentucky, "who finds her red state outlook challenged when a young FBI agent of Middle Eastern descent is sent to help her solve a horrific crime".
But if Mr Obama's administration plans to do that, or to let congressional Democrats do that, it is keeping the plan well hidden behind rhetoric about "post-partisanship".
