That is because, in Mr Norquist's book, taking away a tax break has an iniquitous corollary.

ECONOMIST: Lexington

Crossbencher Baroness Mar said micro-chipping dogs at birth would prevent the "iniquitous practice" of puppy farming.

BBC: Mandatory micro-chipping for dogs planned

Today India's main exports to China are less iniquitous raw materials, mainly minerals and cotton.

ECONOMIST: India and China

Many will think that all of this can only lead to India becoming an iniquitous, philistine and schizoid democracy.

BBC: Worrying victory for India's extremes

Many believe that they will eventually decide whether India becomes a highly iniquitous and restive society or a more inclusive, stable one.

BBC: Challenges ahead for India reforms

Among the iniquitous doctrines with which they poisoned the minds of the masses, he argued, were representative democracy, the division of state powers and alternating government.

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More iniquitous still, its hopes of forming the next government can be realised by winning not half of the votes at the next election but something around two fifths.

ECONOMIST: From the archive

The Molotov-Ribbentrop pact is not a uniquely iniquitous event.

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