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I suspect we will spend many years dissecting what happened that put Donald Trump back in the White House this year.

From Salon

If she does, we’ll see another round of blame, dissecting where she allegedly went wrong.

From Slate

She is averse to public introspection, spending far more time in her memoir reciting autobiographical details than dissecting them.

The obsession and the humanity came through in his work, when Redick somehow walked a line where he was supremely confident in his opinions and experiences while also being wildly curious enough to interact with fairly anonymous “footwork gurus” who run social media accounts dissecting what is and isn’t a travel.

Throughout her meteoric rise to fame, there has been a barrage of online posts analyzing, dissecting and prosecuting every interview of the 26-year-old singer, with many public grievances against Roan centering on the "Good Luck Babe!" singer's politics.

From Salon

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