But it reflects growing public rancor toward the squalor on Portland’s streets: A December poll found nearly 8 in 10 Portlanders favor compelling homeless people to move into shelters.
Source: Willamette Week
In America, the pandemic incited protracted political and cultural rancor and left a lot of empty chairs at holiday dinner tables in the wake of more than a million deaths.
Source: Yahoo News
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In "The Book of Boba Fett," the Mandolorian and his charge fight Fett's rancor.
Source: /Film
She scrounges for equipment, gets mistaken for a secretary, and suffers a steady stream of rancor from her jealous, sexist boss.
Source: CSMonitor.com The Christian Science Monitor
Sherisha Hills, the city’s parks and rec director, said Tampa has largely avoided rancor between tennis players and pickleball aficionados.
Source: Tampa Bay Times
That rancor began to percolate as the regular season finale approached and reached a boiling point when JSN announced that he was going to focus his recovery efforts on prepping for the NFL Draft.
Source: IGN
The aim is to revitalize the democratic process while draining some of the rancor out of politics.
Source: The New York Times
The docuseries has reignited popular rancor too, with moms decrying its tastelessness and behavioral experts sleuthing for signs of Anthony in thespian mode.
Source: The Guardian
The partisan rancor deepened months later when she held firm to the filibuster, which caused the voting-rights bill to fail.
Source: The Arizona Republic
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