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More than a quarter of a century later, Foster will step onto that same field Saturday night needing to prove himself anew against another team wearing the loathsome cardinal and gold.

But if it has any lasting value, that may rest in its role as a loathsome parable of America’s tortured obsession with human bodies, ground into a sausage of fear and religiosity.

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But, for some Harris supporters, the pieces show the New York Times is biased and loathsome.

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"It's a loathsome abuse of power for the most powerful person in the world to direct fire on his fellow Americans," Dans said.

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The message continued on a loathsome note: "These degenerates want to violate our children and their innocence."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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