Vox
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- proper noun
- Vox has gained significant support in recent years due to its nationalist and populist rhetoric.
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This is how Vox's big point, and I'll come to it in one minute.
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They're like, that was definitely someone from Vox being like, oh, like, this is the same video.
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Then, then Vox says to him, you were very good at talking about ethics for someone who kind of saw it all as a game with winners and losers.
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But across the aisle politically, I mean, NPR and Vox and New York Times, they're covering the same thing going, hey, this is an innocent.
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So Carlos from Vox, he's reaction to YouTube's new policy is extreme skepticism.
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I agree with you—just ignore Anton von Badran, 'Vox Populi' and other Lebanese fascist dwarfs!
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The political party Vox aims to strengthen national identity and promote conservative values in Spain.
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Many Spaniards are concerned about the growing influence of Vox in the upcoming elections.
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Etymology
The Spanish party Vox takes its name from the Latin vox, 'voice', to suggest it speaks for the nation and wants to be a strong 'voice' in politics.