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Anna Doble’s crucial piece in the Quietus, “Oasisters: Meet Liam & Noel’s 21st Century Female Fan Army,” also pushes back against the stereotype of Oasis fans being all boorish lads — and adds nuance to the perception of Britpop.

From Salon

Men, in this tradition, are the family’s public representative, economic supporter, an unquestioned leader; women are confined to the private realm, charged with keeping a home and raising children, but are also the family’s moral center—the molders of upstanding children and civilizers of otherwise boorish husbands.

From Slate

Men, in this tradition, are the family’s public representative, economic supporter, an unquestioned leader; women are confined to the private realm, charged with keeping a home and raising children, but are also the family’s moral center—the molders of upstanding children and civilizers of otherwise boorish husbands.

From Slate

Blanche repeatedly questioned Cohen about calling Trump a "boorish cartoon misogynist" and "Cheeto-dusted cartoon villain," as well as his motives for testifying and the money he made from books and merchandise criticizing Trump.

From Salon

Blanche asked Cohen if he had once called Trump a "boorish cartoon misogynist" or a "Cheeto-dusted cartoon villain" on his podcasts or social media.

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

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