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Your work goes out into the world and it belongs to the people who watch it, whether they accept it, whether it’s beloved by them or detested by them or rejected by them.

Americans wholly detested the tariffs, which forced up the prices of popular products.

Although worldly enough to have served as the Kingdom of Savoy’s ambassador to Russia, Maistre detested science and secular learning.

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Her father, Kennedy said, "would have detested almost everything Donald Trump represents' if he was alive today."

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Newsom famously detested waiting in the wings behind Brown in a largely ceremonial office with few official duties, but he still managed to attract national attention as a champion of a ballot measure legalizing marijuana, among other political maneuvers.

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

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