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In his new book "The Cancel Culture Panic: How an American Obsession Went Global," Stanford professor Adrian Daub argues that the hysterics over this alleged trend amount to a moral panic.

Daub spoke with Salon about his book and whether it's "politically correct" to want your bánh mì to taste like a real bánh mì.

Each death is a daub of paint on a vast canvas, but for the bereaved, each opens up a gaping chasm of grief.

They're checking that their daub of Harry Kane, envisaged to occupy an entire wall, is complete.

Collage may indicate motion in Furey’s work, as in two pictures of dancers whose bodies are covered in patterns, whether more flower photos or rendered with line and daub.