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cravenness

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Al-Zeidi didn't just throw the shoe at Bush but in a symbolic gesture he was throwing it at us, at our own failures and cravenness.
Testifying at Bill Clinton's impeachment proceedings ten years ago this month, Princeton University historian Sean Wilentz warned the House Judiciary Committee that if members voted to put the president on trial, "history will track you down and condemn you for your cravenness.
The book is a testament to the cravenness and cowardice of editors.
 
 
 
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