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SYMBOL. A sign; a token; a representation of one thing by another.
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Working as an art critic, he notes, that "it amused me to hear critiques claim that a slightly veiled phallic symbol embodied all the struggles of a suppressed race. Governor Pataki took all of his legacy and put it into a tall phallic symbol that will be outbuilt by the Chinese before it ever gets built anyway," Swig said of the Freedom Tower during his speech before the ABO on March 16. Our era's ongoing hoopla over violent and sexist rap lyrics, for example, recalls some of the alarmist reactions to swing, which was denounced as "a phallic symbol set to sound," as dangerous music that "acts as a narcotic. |
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