Year in a word: Fascism
The right-wing ideology is no longer confined to the dark underbelly of history
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Neva's Voice Acting Is Incredible, And It Only Ever Says One Word
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Here’s a tip for the world’s politicians: sorry shouldn’t be the hardest word | Simon Jenkins
There is a clear benefit in taking responsibility for mistakes. So why do so many leaders fob off the public with obfuscation?. The Korean chief executive of Jeju Air, Kim E-bae, could not have ...The Guardian - 8h -
Year in a word: Competitiveness
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Year in a word: Greenlash
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Year in a word: War in the Middle East
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Archbishop's Christmas sermon 'empty words', Bishop says
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Year in a word: Bro-caster
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For Leonie Benesch, not finding the words on 'September 5' was the right call
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Year in a word: Slop
AI could build a better future — but not without proliferating spam-like, low-grade content firstFinancial Times - 6d
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