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abdication
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But environmental groups were quick to condemn the plan as an abdication of the EPA’s responsibilities to Americans.
Regardless, Borkowski is clear on the strategy - Gimme A Hug, like the album, isn't a response track, it's an abdication from the fight.
She added: "Women are watching today. The public have had enough of the recent abdication, obfuscation and moral cowardice from this government."
Sarah Binder, a political science professor at George Washington University, told The Washington Post that such a move would be “an absolute abdication of their constitutional power.â€
It encourages the abdication of our duty to remain informed about what people in power are doing or intend to do with or to us.
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