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Essay:Best New Conservative Words (view source)
Revision as of 04:43, June 30, 2016
, 04:43, June 30, 2016→Conservative words and terms: Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: frustates → frustrates, sensless → senseless, the exact same → exactly the same
|contrarian
|contrarian
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|1657
|someone who advocates views contrary to that of others; this type of person frustates [[liberal]] attempts to gain control
|someone who advocates views contrary to that of others; this type of person frustrates [[liberal]] attempts to gain control
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|cooking the data
|cooking the data
|happy talk
|happy talk
|1973
|1973
|sensless banter among broadcasters in the [[lamestream media]], as a substitute for real news; more generally, happy talk is unjustifiably feel-good rhetoric that implicitly denies the real existence of [[Hell]].
|senseless banter among broadcasters in the [[lamestream media]], as a substitute for real news; more generally, happy talk is unjustifiably feel-good rhetoric that implicitly denies the real existence of [[Hell]].
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|hardworking
|hardworking
|[[price discrimination]]
|[[price discrimination]]
|1920
|1920
|charging different prices for the exact same service or good; first coined by the British economist (and critic of [[John Maynard Keynes]]) Arthur Cecil Pigou in ''The Economics of Welfare''.
|charging different prices for exactly the same service or good; first coined by the British economist (and critic of [[John Maynard Keynes]]) Arthur Cecil Pigou in ''The Economics of Welfare''.
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|[[price fixing]]
|[[price fixing]]