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rhetorical phrase

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See: expletive


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William Hague had assembled an invasion force of rhetorical phrases.
Sadly it's the type of overblown rhetorical phrase more commonly associated with the dictatorial regimes of say a Hitler, Stalin or a Saddam Hussein.
Instead it employs a few rhetorical phrases -- "doublespeak" -- meant to soften the inescapable horror one feels when reading of the human rights abuses the Chinese government continues to perpetrate on its citizens.
 
 
 
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