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Richard Brittain, former chairman of the Kent Regional Residents Panel at SH, said the number of social housing tenants experiencing issues with their SH property was likely significantly higher since many were "terrified of rocking the boat" and would not come forward.

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I left multiple times and walked away from shows because I have money and I don’t mind rocking the boat.

That was partly because the United States was focused on getting the country to join NATO‌ against opposition from pro-Russian foes of Mr. Djukanovic, and had little interest in rocking the boat.

To a certain extent, rocking the boat is going to ruffle feathers.

Mainstream media outlets and institutions will continue to fail us as they normalize and mainstream what has become a radicalized and weaponized GOP movement in the interest of "both sides" framing and not rocking the boat to help line their bottom lines and gain access to power.

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

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