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We have been looking not only into whether a tweet is true or not, but also into whether it’s spreading panic, or it is promoting bad cure, or xenophobia, racism.

Once here, professional bona fides insulated the first generation from some xenophobia.

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After all, the United States has a long and ugly history of scapegoating racial and ethnic groups for diseases in ways that are used to justify xenophobia.

He also discusses the xenophobia and racism that he and other detainees experienced from guards at the Bossier Parish Medium Security Facility in Plain Dealing, La.

What makes the show truly compelling is its subtle commentary on race and xenophobia.

These groups are generally united in their thuggery and xenophobia.

Since then, a bitter xenophobia has emerged in Odessa just as it has in cities across eastern Ukraine.

We will give up and stop any manifestations of chauvinism and xenophobia.

Pakistan needs a change of direction away from the xenophobia and paranoia fed by its controlling army.

Violent xenophobia and bigotry are just part of the conversation.

What in the West they esteem as national sentiment, in the East they consider xenophobia.'

This intuition, it seems, is based less on statistics than on plain old xenophobia.

This xenophobia is a remarkably constant feature of eighteenth-century satire on "taste."

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

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