How to filter out news about the UK monarchy?
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#3Beware filter bubbles.
I didn't want to hear about Kanye West, but I missed him running for president until I went on Twitter one day.
Likewise, Kim Kardashian may do something incredible for humanity, and I'll never know about it.
With that in mind, apply filters against titles, not body content. Also helps prevent false positives where someone may invoke a comparison to in an article.
Don't forget one for Prince Andrew.
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#5“Some Guy gives a speech”
“Some Lady attends awards ceremony”
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#7Totalitarianism by definition cannot be ceremonial or irrelevant. Totalitarianism tries to control all ("total") aspects of peoples' lives - e.g. in North Korea, after your shift at the factory is over, you can't just go home, but are required to go to a local political center to listen to a talk about the country's great leader's ideas. What's more, you are literally only expected to walk on a couple paths in your life - to work, to the political center, to school, to the store etc. Walking (I say walking, because obviously people can't afford cars in there) in any other direction is suspicious and frowned upon. THAT's totalitarianism, not the Queen/King.