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• The museum's jingoism begins in the very first room.
• Rifkind said he found tabloid jingoism " distasteful ."
• Lord Salisbury, the Prime Minister, despised jingoism and jingoists.
• The three women said they are taking the jingoism seriously.
• They deliver a newscast that lacks the jingoism of its many competitors.
• In the annals of boastful jingoism, the party was a pip.
• Americans have had a taste of jingoism in the arena.
• Will the usual jingoism of TV coverage escalate to an appalling degree?
• _Network jingoism continues in the face of booing fans.
• I want nothing to do with misplaced nationalism and jingoism.
• He angered the public with statements reminiscent of prewar jingoism.
• His comments were initially dismissed by UK observers as jingoism.
• Also, there's not much jingoism here.
• Crass jingoism aside, the message missed the mark.
• Such jingoism as the allies muster depends mainly on having a diabolic adversary.
• Courier had lugged the USA . Jingoism still counted.
• We all know the Olympics are rife with jingoism.
• The flag stands for jingoism and vengeance and war.
• Just try to dredge up charges of racism, sexism or jingoism here.