Considering the chilling nature of the conspiracy outlined in court filings, I had expected a wave of press stories scrutinizing both the defendants who planned to commit mass murder and the movement that spawned them.

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"We're confident of those structures, although it's still very dangerous any time you're getting wave overwash like that, and wind and wave continue to press against those walls, " said Maj.

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Within days of the first wave of media coverage, the more responsible press weighed in and contextualized analysis emerged.

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Shirky believes that we are on the crest of an ever-surging wave of democratized information: the Gutenberg printing press produced the Reformation, which produced the Scientific Revolution, which produced the Enlightenment, which produced the Internet, each move more liberating than the one before.

NEWYORKER: The Information

Some 130, 000 people joined him to press for tougher penalties and more effective policing to contain a wave of crime.

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Mr. Perez is betting that Democrats will wave him through the Senate and that the Beltway press corps will continue to give him a pass.

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As soon as the elections were over, a wave of commentaries extolling the virtues of compromise appeared in the press.

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There are countless strategies, indicators and systems that are mentioned in the popular press with such catchy names as the January Indicator, Dogs of the Dow, Elliott Wave Theory, Dow Theory, Sell in May and Go Away, and the Fed Model.

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