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Who coined the term Thought police?

The term "Thought Police" was coined by George Orwell in his novel "1984," where it refers to the totalitarian government's enforcement of laws concerning the citizens' thoughts and beliefs.


Who coined the phrase working personality of police officers?

Jerome skolnick


Who coined word police action for Hyderabad liberation?

sri vallabhai patel


Thought police is a term borrowed from Orwell's?

The thought police appear in George Orwell's novel "1984".


Thought police is a term borrowed from Orwell's to describe any violation of the right to free expression of opinion?

Thought police


Who is the first man used the term philosophy?

Pythagoras is thought to have coined the term Philosophy which translates to "love of wisdom".


Which 1949 novel was The Thought Police featured in?

1984


What does a little 'un think he has seen in the forests?

He thought he saw a snake in the trees and coined it a "beastie".


Why did Michael Jackson get police brutaly?

they thought he did something to a kid


What is a sentence for infringe?

They all thought that the police were infringing on their privacy.


Who coined the phrase Fashion Police?

In 1986 Saks Fifth Avenue and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in Cleveland, Ohio put on an event named "Crimes of Fashion". The event was also held in 1988. Darryl and Darryl from the Newhart Show attended as "Fashion Police", shortly afterwards characters Michael and Stephanie appeared on the sitcom as "Fashion Police". This is the earliest occurrence of this term we can find. Clifford and Peggy Stark chaired the committee and coined this term in 1986.


What is working personality mean?

It is the persona one assumes in their work life. The term was either coined or popularized by Skolnick, who used it to describe the persona taken on by police when they are on duty.