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parroting

noun as in mimicry

Weak match

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Few of those parroting these words have heeded the conclusion of Francesca P. Albanese, an international lawyer and the United Nations special rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories: “Israel cannot claim the right of self-defense against a threat that emanates from a territory it occupies, from a territory that is under belligerent occupation.”

But that did not stop Vance, former President Donald Trump, and a constellation of allies from parroting those smears, sowing chaos in the small city and stoking widespread fury that is threatening the safety of Haitian-Americans.

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“It is amazing to hear you talk about women of color as parroting talking points instead of us looking at basic math,” Rye said.

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Parroting an argument straight out of the corporate anti-union playbook, they said, “The experience in our states is when employees have a direct relationship with their employers, that makes for a more positive working environment. They can advocate for themselves and what is important to them without outside influence.”

The lawsuit is one of several cases filed by Smartmatic and Dominion Voting Systems against media organizations and individuals for parroting Donald Trump's false narrative of a stolen election.

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

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