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The last thing Jim would have wanted is for his creation to fall into the hands of a fascist multinational conglomerate like IOI.† (source)
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I suppose I ought to have seen Mussolini's Fascist troops in their black uniforms, marching around and roughing people up — were they doing that yet?† (source)
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Reactions included "So what do you think of the fascist American CIA pigs who supported the Shah's dictatorship only to use him as a puppet in their endless thirst for power in the Middle East and other areas like Nicaragua?"† (source)
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Swill from bloody Catholic fascist Spain.† (source)
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But God, these days, it's like living in a fascist dictatorship.† (source)
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And then Lana Weinberger wanted to know how long I'd known I was a princess, and I couldn't believe she was actually asking me a question without being snotty about it, and I was like, well, I don't know, a couple of weeks or something, and then Lana said if she found out she was a princess she would go straight to Disneyworld, and I said, no, you wouldn't, because you'd miss cheerleading practice, and then she said she didn't see why I didn't go to Disneyworld since I'm not even that involved in extracurricular activities, and then Lilly started in about the Disneyfication of America and how Walt Disney was actually a fascist, and then everybody started wondering if it was really true about† (source)
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It's fascist, the way you deal with them," Chacko said.† (source)
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In this war those people were the Ukrainian and Lithuanian Fascists.† (source)
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Crypto-fascism in Australia in Kangaroo (1923).† (source)
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Flying down either side of the room are Augurey flags—with the bird emblazoned in a fascistic manner.† (source)
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He was an antifascist, and he thought he would have less authority and appeal after the war, no matter what the outcome, had he not suffered through it with the rest of his generation.† (source)antifascist = opposed to fascismstandard prefix: The prefix "anti-" in antifascist means against or opposite. This is the same pattern you see in words like antiviral, antiaircraft, and antisocial.
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Park's dad had decided to be a fascist about Park's driver's license; he'd announced last night that Park had to learn to drive a stick first.† (source)
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The people are fighting the Fascists in many places—even the army has joined the fight.† (source)
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This fight is every bit as significant as the struggles against the fascism of the Third Reich and the murderous communism of the Soviet Union.† (source)
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Even if we have learned to be rightly and deeply fearful of elevating the cultural forms and conservatisms of any nation into normative and exclusivist systems, even if we have terrible proof that pride in an ethnic and religious heritage can quickly degrade into the fascistic, our vigilance on that score should not displace our love and trust in the good of the indigenous per se.† (source)
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He had convinced himself that trashing the Trentons' house had not been an act of half-mad jealous pique but a piece of revolutionary anarchy — offing a couple of fat middle-class pigs, the sort who made it easy for the fascist overlords to remain in power by blindly paying their taxes and their telephone bills.† (source)
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