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The Archangel Michael is the patron saint of police officers, so I wanted to ask Jurado if her pendant was a sly dig at her antagonists.

Many people took this as a dig at the country's education system.

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When asked what he thought about Milley’s comments on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Graham quickly pivoted to criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris’ policies — but not before taking a dig at Milley’s leadership.

From Salon

Vice President Kamala Harris shut down anti-abortion hecklers during a La Crosse, Wisconsin rally on Thursday, making a dig at former President Donald Trump’s crowd sizes in the process.

From Salon

Jenrick says a "clear plan", not "platitudes" - a dig at rival Kemi Badenoch - is needed to settle key Tory policies so the party can win back the public's trust.

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

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