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The “nameless” is clearly on the cusp of something — ready to either break in the direction of a mainstream religion or give in to its darkest instincts.

"I exhort all the faithful of the Catholic Church ... not to give in to narratives that discriminate against and cause unnecessary suffering to our migrant and refugee brothers and sisters," he wrote, invoking the exodus of the Jews from Egypt and the exile of Jesus, Mary and Joseph as "the example and the consolation of emigrants and pilgrims of every age and country, of all refugees of every condition."

It’s a dangerous world, and sometimes the United States needs to lay down a tough line, assert its interests, and not give in to those who endanger our interests.

Anonymous posters on a Reddit board for federal employees have been coaching each other to stay put and not give in to the childish bullying.

Acosta advised his audience, “Don‘t give in to the lies.