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Littell kicks a TKO-shaped hole in that papier-mâché wall of Niceness (a mural of fluffy bunnies and helpful angels and salt-of-the-earth American Presidents) and I'm hoping a few young writers might crawl through and give us Adults some fresh material to read, one day.
Furies 2009
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"It is no longer acceptable for members of our Party to say that the President of the United States was born in Kenya," wrote Speaker of the House John Boehner R-Ohio in a memo sent to all GOP House members entitled The Official Republican Niceness Pledge.
Andy Borowitz: In New Era of Civility, GOP Says Obama Born 'Near America' Andy Borowitz 2011
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It's part of kicking that hole in the "wall of Niceness."
Furies 2009
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"I didn't imagine you might 'ave a' earin 'spell set on yourself, Your Niceness."
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You can also feel free to avail yourself of the comment stream, to try out "The New Niceness," please?
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Set against that is their ethnic vote, general dislike of nationalism and “Niceness” delusion ..
Cross Dressing Labour Newmania 2008
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You can also feel free to avail yourself of the comment stream, to try out "The New Niceness," please?
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Niceness may carry the measure, but it won't make the covenant the turbine of a more mutually engaged global denomination
Sugar and spice, or strychnine … Alan Wilson 2010
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Niceness may be enough to carry a measure through an inexperienced and supine General Synod, but it can hardly make the covenant a transformative consciousness raiser, let alone the turbine of a more mutually engaged global denomination.
Sugar and spice, or strychnine … Alan Wilson 2010
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Niceness has never delivered a lot in foreign policy that I can observe.
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