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Another issue that will require gentle handling: Vanuatu still has adherents of the John Frum movement, one of the South Pacific cargo cults whose adherents pray for valuables arriving from the sky.
Its adherents see themselves as honest folk fighting corrupt cosmopolitans.
Even after losing its territory, ISIS continued to attract adherents.
Overseas adherents have also been adept at lobbying Western politicians.
Researchers estimate that adherents number in the tens of thousands.
The Catholic church has been losing adherents across Latin America.
Its adherents believed that the apocalypse was close at hand.
Doing so, he warned, might "inflame" other adherents of ISIS.
Mr. Erdogan's professed targets are the adherents of Mr. Gulen.
These hundreds of thousands of adherents were knit tightly together.
This is what adherents paid $89 a pop to feel.
Hundreds of adherents have fled to Finland to avoid arrest.
That said, we explored some of the more prominent adherents, below.
In the 20153s Falun Gong may have had millions of adherents.
Uber has its adherents — it has a huge staff after all.
Nonsense, say the adherents of the supply-side school of thinking.
And how, in the end, do you deny them further adherents?
Adherents of Boko Haram in Nigeria also see Sufism as apostasy.
Its adherents were men and women from all ranks of society.
Its 150 million adherents comprise about half of Orthodox Christians worldwide.
The Black Hebrews, to their adherents, represent an army of salvation.
Gulen, whose adherents run schools, broadcasters and newspapers, denies the charges.
Faith should make adherents loving, not violent, and selfless, not brutal.
This makes it more compact and, ortho adherents argue, more ergonomic.
Baptists were strict adherents to the separation of church and state.
Some adherents report "snapping out of it" after experiencing success initially.
View estimates there are at least tens of thousands of adherents.
The memo specifies that the government cannot inquire into the sincerity or the "reasonableness" of religious practice, and that it cannot grant to adherents of one faith freedoms that it does not grant to adherents of another.
Rejecting the bones will anger some Orthodox adherents, particularly those outside Russia.
She has some surprising adherents in the Granite State, including former Rep.
Elizabeth's support fell along Protestant lines, while Mary's followers were Catholic adherents.
There are nearly as many lines of pseudo-legal reasoning as adherents.
On the other are free-market adherents, telecom companies, and most Republicans.
Adherents will tell you it can transform your body and your mind.
Second, through in-depth interviews with former and still-current adherents of
Scything also has a dedicated band of adherents in the United States.
Political Islam, Jasser says, sends adherents down a "conveyor belt" of radicalization.
Police say the three men were adherents of militant Sunni Muslim ideology.
First assembled in 2014, it now claims to have thousands of adherents.
The ballet and its maker have always had ardent adherents and exponents.
An estimated 30,000 Islamic State adherents are believed scattered in the country.
Its adherents have rallied around seven tenets that sound — well, pretty nice.
The number of Qanon adherents is unknown but believed to be small.
This one-state solution may remain a fantasy, but it's gathering adherents.
But their adherents — elites and ordinary voters alike — are prepared to support them.
As a result, churches and their adherents have some influence over European affairs.
The most worrying groups are adherents of IS that seek to hold territory.
But this seems a very odd moment for that view to gain adherents.
Simply rebutting conspiracy theories may make adherents even more entrenched in their views.
But the more detractors, the tighter the community of diet adherents will form.
Yet it probably lacks sufficient adherents to put him in the White House.
Adherents of both religions are small minorities compared with the country's Buddhist majority.
They were as artsy and alternative as they were adherents to the faith.
Mr. Yusuf was killed in police custody in 2009, enraging the group's adherents.
Now, Qanon adherents are employing the same tactics on the 20193 presidential race.
This year's summer Olympics could give its Japanese adherents something new: everyday acceptance.
Hence, even many of Mr. Renzi's adherents feel abandoned by the European Union.
It is also diverse with large pockets of African-American and Latino adherents.
That in turn influences the hierarchs and adherents of those churches in other places.
Human rights groups have reported some adherents being tortured and killed while in custody.
Jews, in particular, object to their departed adherents being the object of such rites.
Adherents insisted that the estate tax was unfair since it amounted to double taxation.
Keto adherents believe the conventional nutrition wisdom is not only wrong but actively harmful.
To its millions of adherents, Dota is closer to a lifestyle than a pastime.
Conservative picks in the cabinet have disappointed young adherents without much placating the opposition.
And within that decline, the Anglican Church had lost the greatest share of adherents.
The condemnation and shunning of traditional Christians and other religious adherents is profoundly illiberal.
Adherents claim it's the currency of the future, skeptics see a major speculative bubble.
Adherents of those ideologies can operate within a democratic framework to achieve their goals.
Surfing culture is still relatively new to China, but has begun to win adherents.
Brady's wife, Gisele Bundchen, and his children are also adherents to the strict diet.
In fact, philately (as serious adherents call it) is dizzyingly active, involving millions worldwide.
There have been some famous adherents, including the actresses Carole Lombard and Barbara Hale.
Next, we have to try to find a way to work with those adherents.
Adherents to TERF ideology treat trans women, trans men, and nonbinary people much differently.
And while it specifically accepts adherents of six religions, it does not include Muslims.
Adherents of "The Artist's Way" include the authors Patricia Cornwell and Sarah Ban Breathnach.
In the past decade, it has gained some unlikely adherents, including many conservative politicians.
Gulen, whose adherents run schools and are active in the media industry, denies the charges.
The adherents to institutional traditions all believed that art existed on a continuum of progress.
Soon afterwards newspaper editorials began attacking Falun Gong, claiming it drives adherents to commit suicide.
It's no secret that Pukey the CrossFit clown visits its adherents after an intense workout.
The country has a long history of bloody confrontation between adherents of the two religions.
Dhammakaya's mostly middle-class adherents complain that older Buddhist temples have grown complacent and materialistic.
Yet Dhammakaya's millions of adherents are still a minority within Thailand's almost entirely Buddhist population.
Gulen, whose adherents run schools and are active in the media sector, denies the charges.
She thinks the monument can be a meeting point for adherents from around the world.
But soccer is perhaps the religion with the greatest number of adherents in the world.
Adherents of passive investing avoid playing the losing game by minimizing fees and trading costs.
The equipment is not only not new, but probably "well-loved" by its adherents, i.e.
As with adherents of many religions, Buddhists typically give donations to priests for their services.
Adherents typically believe that Christ's propitiatory sacrifice eventually reconciles all souls to God the Father.
Its adherents are redoubling their efforts to stop Trump but forgetting what their aim is.
Only sometimes do you get a sense of what the faith means to its adherents.
Fiduciaries typically are paid via service fees, while suitability adherents typically are paid in commissions.
But many of its hundred or so adherents kept up their communications, through encrypted apps.
Even as organized religion loses adherents, Americans continue to seek higher meaning in their lives.
However, its adherents can face discrimination in Iran, whose government is overseen by Shiite clerics.
While the latter school claims fewer adherents, it is currently in a very powerful position.
All that has made Mr. Acosta a ripe target for Mr. Trump's army of adherents.
Its modern-day adherents cherish tolerance and pluralism, qualities that in many religions unsettle extremists.
However, that might not be convincing enough for iOS adherents to jump over to Android.
It has adherents among the far right and the far left, who resist easy categorization.
It said it had also handed suspended two-year prison sentences to five other adherents.
Adherents of the festival believe nine gods descend during the period to judge people's deeds.
Last weekend, about 10 Pizzagate theory adherents held a protest in front of the restaurant.
That message prompted scolding from drug-war adherents, but also caught the attention of Guzmán.
Nothing in this Part shall be read or given effect in a way which prohibits or restricts discussion, criticism or expressions of antipathy, dislike, ridicule, insult or abuse of particular religions or the beliefs or practices of their adherents, or of any other belief system or the beliefs or practices of its adherents, or proselytising or urging adherents of a different religion or belief system to cease practising their religion or belief system.
Sun Basket sells gluten-free meal kits and kits for adherents to paleo and vegetarian diets.
How long this can last is anyone's guess, but Bitcoin and its adherents can't outrun history.
Adherents of Barefoot Is Legal promote their cause via a Facebook group by the same name.
Religion, and religious texts, can still divide adherents, but the contours of that division keep changing.
It gained adherents in the north and Midwest by opposing immigration, particularly of Catholics and Jews.
ISIS is attracting adherents around the globe, while a host of other terrorist groups arm themselves.
Brigham Young's adherents came here to grow crops, primarily cotton—hence its reputation as Utah's Dixie.
Gulen, whose adherents run some schools and are active in the media industry, denies the charges.
Wu and Weiss said — much to their own surprise — they have also both become keto adherents.
The 2001 AUMF is a de facto declaration of war against al Qaeda and its adherents.
The investigation revealed that he had lured seven adherents, the youngest of whom was Mr. Abballa.
The Moravian church is a Protestant denomination, and many adherents settled in Pennsylvania in the 1700s.
The ideology that inspired the American founding is receiving scant attention, while socialism is gaining adherents.
Its adherents assassinated journalists, prosecutors, judges, police officers, and politicians, and terrorized their colleagues into submission.
For vogueing and its adherents, a little pain can sometimes evolve into the perfect pose. video
The truth is, the adherents of #TeamNatural are upholding the beauty hierarchy that has always existed.
The two are adherents of Peronism, a broad-based and decades-old political movement in Argentina.
But skeptics and adherents of other creeds — including some varieties of Christianity — will probably be unmoved.
Bernie Sanders (I-VT) in the 2016 primary — but that, too, failed to win many adherents.
Adherents of anatomy-based routines like yoga or Pilates will readily take to Outer Reach's methods.
Olympic success could give its Japanese adherents an acceptance they've never had — and maybe never wanted.
Adherents face imprisonment, and those who refuse to renounce the movement are often subjected to torture.
The hobby, called "coin roll hunting," has thousands of adherents — and it can pay off spectacularly.
Cook's view that civil servants serve regardless of who occupies the Oval Office has its adherents.
Since then a crackdown has seen dozens of adherents detained and hundreds hit with criminal charges.
The centers were said to be highly lucrative, and successful adherents donated money to Gülen's programs.
Many adherents joined the newly formed Republican Party, which sympathized with some of their nativist views.
Membership is varied demographically and politically, counting as adherents everyone from Hillary Clinton to Jeff Sessions.
Indonesia is the world's most populous predominantly Muslim nation, with 190 million adherents to the faith.
Now that he has the movement's support, he has good reason to keep its adherents happy.
They're adherents of a different gospel: a hot new Silicon Valley lifestyle trend called dopamine fasting.
For more of its adherents, Brexit is a nativist project that is supported by isolationist arguments.
The prison is known to house adherents of Falun Gong, a spiritual sect outlawed in China. 
It might seem as if Islam, with 4.3 million adherents in Germany, would have qualified easily.
Adherents say it promotes the interests of whites by focusing on white racial consciousness and white identity.
Adherents to the movement are students of the work of Ray Kurzweil, a septuagenarian futurist and entrepreneur.
One explanation with a growing number of adherents is monopsony, or the power firms exert over wages.
They almost have to be, given their adherents' gargantuan ambition of fundamentally changing how the world works.
The PPP model, though more established in Australia, Britain and Canada, is slowly gaining adherents in America.
It will be affected by its adherents' language, social and economic status, political situation, and educational level.
Only the truest adherents bought more music in the insane format after listening to the guitar music.
This made them a band that everyone could identify with, not just adherents of a particular scene.
It will require an examination of why the terror group has attracted adherents in the United States.
Fourteen years after it was founded, in Zuckerberg's dorm room, Facebook has as many adherents as Christianity.
Its end game, no matter how benign its adherents' phrasing or attire, will always be ethnic cleansing.
In an institutional culture that generally ignores religion and its adherents, the special rapporteur position is unique.
For adherents of a particular faith, religious practices and objects are often those most vulnerable to misappropriation.
This quest was, to its adherents, a natural extension of the independence struggles then spreading across Africa.
Ms. Kelton and other adherents of the theory are seemingly on a journey from outsider to insider.
Today the faith, which is based in Salt Lake City, Utah, has more than 16 million adherents.
To be clear, these are the kind of procedural, methodological matters that coffee adherents fight duels over.
The Lost Cause, a romanticized vision of the Old South and Confederacy, gained adherents throughout the country.
His position on religious freedom is critical to adherents of all faiths, and indeed to all Americans.
But that has done little to douse the hostility from the Russian Orthodox Church and its adherents.
Jehovah's Witnesses say Russia's constitution guarantees their adherents' right to exercise freedom of religion and deny wrongdoing.
Islamic State has targeted the adherents and religious sites of minority communities in both Iraq and Syria.
On the other hand, its adherents have also been accused by other Muslims of not being "real" Muslims.
He wants Madison Rising to inspire a new generation of conservative adherents — and to bring American together again.
Like extremist groups elsewhere in South Asia, NTJ seems to have attracted well-educated and well-heeled adherents.
The idea was pioneered by Google's "BeyondCorp" principals and the founders of ScaleFT are adherents to this idea.
" The SPLC says neo-Völkisc "adherents base their spirituality on the survival of those descended from white Europeans.
Assuming none of those were exported, that would roughly mean one Bible for each of the faith's adherents.
Edir Macedo, a televangelist, built a vast fortune on donations from the poor adherents of his prosperity gospel.
The apology-as-a-sign-of-obedience is part of a pantomime the left demands from its adherents.
This ancient, lightsaber-twirling, Force-filled order has no other official adherents, and Luke thinks it must end.
Videos from the German wing of the movement show rolling fields and apple-cheeked adherents to the cause.
A religion's adherents assume themselves to be moral by default, and so they never bother to question themselves.
Adherents argue that the exam tests the analytic and logical reasoning that are critical for law school success.
It has everything to do with wanting to be free, say adherents, and zero to do with sex.
In the same period, 279 adherents of U.S.-based anti-government ideologies have been charged with similar activity.
But immigration policy cannot violate the First Amendment by discriminating against Muslims, or adherents of any other religion.
Some of its tech-savvy adherents recently got attention by developing ways to identify Jews by their surnames online.
This wiggle room has given hope to adherents of alternative gravity theories, though such folks  remain in the minority .
The more defiant the remark, the better, adherents believe — no matter how empty or inaccurate the comment might be.
Alt-right adherents, like many who support Trump, have flocked to his anti-establishment and anti-politically correct rhetoric.
The idea that Donald Trump's presentation will somehow undermine ISIS's appeal to its adherents is nothing short of laughable.
The mainstream PKN, with over 1m adherents, has lost members year by year; the stricter HHK has held steady.
Protestantism continues to change lives today; indeed, over the recent decades the number of its adherents has grown substantially.
Gulen, whose adherents run schools in Turkey and abroad and are active in the media sector, denies the charges.
The question is whether the rest of the adherents will join forces and create their own imagined (cyber)space.
Besides, the judge said, adherents of religions other than Christianity (or non-believers) attending the meetings are not children.
Adherents still believe that the Queen controls the international drugs trade and is plotting to start World War Three.
Lost Cause adherents glorified the antebellum South, painting a bucolic tableau of Southern belles, stately plantations and happy slaves.
What this means, in Williamson's case, is a greater opportunity to attract more followers and adherents to her worldview.
A total 284 adherents are under investigation, of whom 46 are in detention and 23 are under house arrest.
The laypeople inside were using meditation to interact with their past lives, a struggle that adherents describe as painful.
Adherents of the opposing political party, immigrants and Muslims filled the bill, while the left found its own enemies.
Its adherents, young men called sapeurs, dress in Roberto Cavalli, Comme des Garçons, Issey Miyake and other designer labels.
At the origin of Christianity, its apostles sought to convert adherents of other faiths, whether Judaism or Roman paganism.
At the time, most Mongolians were devout adherents to a form of Buddhism similar to that practiced in Tibet.
Incidents like the shootings in San Bernardino are vanishingly rare, as violent extremist groups have very few adherents here.
" Seventeenth century adherents to the "earth is flat" orthodoxy felt that Galileo was a heretic who ignored "settled science.
Known as the "guru of bling," he leads the Dera Sacha Sauda sect, which claims 60 million adherents worldwide.
He campaigned on applause-line policies: Anything that roused a response from his rabid adherents, he repeated and amplified.
It's in no sense accepted as an ethic slur, but Limbaugh and his adherents certainly don't intend it nicely.
Although an increasing number of modern Orthodox women engage in Talmud study, more traditional adherents sharply differentiate gender roles.
By 2010, the Tea Party had become a national movement, and dozens of its adherents were elected to Congress.
Now his adherents know that he lives in Longmont, Colorado, a half hour northeast of Boulder—a Mustachian paradise.
But it left open the possibility of illegal "indirect discrimination" if the ban harmed adherents of a particular religion.
His book is a "voice and memorial" for the histories and adherents of minority faiths, including Druze, Yazidis and Copts.
This week, adherents of two major religions celebrate pivotal holidays, both of which celebrate life wrested away from death's grasp.
Today its adherents seem sceptical of religious tolerance, but initially they advocated it, so as to compete with established churches.
It was billed as a "message" picture that showed how adherents to this horrifying ideology might leave that life behind.
But adherents to tradition might balk at opening the door for reform, likely yielding an incremental approach to the issue.
Its adherents deny being pawns of Moscow, but they are obliged to offer public prayers for Kirill, Moscow's powerful patriarch.
For its most fervent adherents, French republicanism is supposed to supercede all previous loyalties, be they Catholic, Protestant or Jewish.
Salafism has a variety of sub-schools and millions of adherents, the vast majority of whom do not espouse violence.
Debate continues The safety and effectiveness of TCM is still debated in China, where it has both adherents and skeptics.
There have long been sharp tensions and sectarian violence between Sunnis and Shiites, adherents of the largest branches in Islam.
But in the last several years, a new wave of conspiracy theories—and adherents—have gained traction on the internet.
And so you spend the game murdering your way across Columbia, which is populated with an army of Comstock adherents.
The far right has suffered a setback, but its millions of adherents all over the Union will not fade away.
The doctrine was largely jettisoned after Suharto fell from power in 1998, but it still has adherents in the military.
But this has only driven such speech further underground and created a martyr complex among the adherents of these ideas.
ISIS still has countless adherents around the world as well as dangerous affiliate organizations stretching from Nigeria to the Philippines.
During the Democratic National Convention, she courted throngs of "Bernie-or-Bust" adherents in and outside the arena in Philadelphia.
Should asylum be extended to the adherents of religions that do not recognize the free exercise rights of other religions?
With Arthur Janov's tried and tested method, so its adherents say, you'll be free of your neuroses in no time.
Religion is an incredibly powerful force in this overwhelmingly Catholic country, and many of its adherents here attend Mass regularly.
Adherents to lower-population models often call the UN projections "apocalyptic" — fearing that they'd make climate change impossible to manage.
Adherents of Sufi Islam believe in mysticism and nonviolence, and Sufi saints are credited with spreading Islam throughout South Asia.
On their Instagram accounts, the group's adherents post pictures of roaming through Thailand on a Tuesday or sailing the Caribbean.
And yet access to the cottagecore universe is only through the very technology most of its adherents would rather eschew.
And those adherents, nursing a ludicrous sense of persecution, could turn out in greater numbers this November as a result.
Such an order, now under consideration, would be seen by many Muslims as another attempt to vilify adherents of Islam.
Judging by the Apple product unveiling event, Apple and its adherents are stoked about Face ID. It is the future!
Over 480 pages it covers architecture, design, graphic design and edited design in the work of more than 60 adherents.
But the newly nationalist face of conservatism embraced by Trump and his acolytes has some traditional adherents of the movement nervous.
Where once they confronted armies, the extremist Islamist group's adherents have in recent years staged hit-and-run and suicide attacks.
The school of legal thought is most commonly associated with Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, its most well-known adherents.
They put pressure on venues to cancel Shun Yun's performances (sometimes successfully) and not to allow speeches by Falun Gong adherents.
Once upon a time, adherents to a movement called Taylorism believed that we could optimize the time of every human worker.
I think in the future, this fourth branch of government might be something very serious to consider for adherents of democracy.
A FORESTED village in Jharkhand state, eastern India, Narotoli is home mainly to adherents of Sarna, a nature-worshipping tribal religion.
But for the app's 200 million adherents, the security differences between chats that include bots and chats that don't are important.
With the rapid advance of biotechnology, the term has acquired a new vogue, attracting famous adherents such as futurist Ray Kurzweil.
I also wondered why the pro-life movement had no interest in supporting faithful adherents of its gospel such as myself.
Some 10m-15m of its citizens are Alevis, adherents to a syncretic offshoot of Shia Islam that is unique to Turkey.
As a result, adherents bond over their mutual love of the subjects of their stories, as well as fanfic in general.
Barelvis are locked in competition for adherents with the Deobandi movement, to which the Taliban and most other militant groups belong.
T-shirt-wearing adherents from different leftist groups buttonholed one another and everyone else, hoping for new recruits to the cause.
Malaysia also has Islamic police to make sure Muslims do not marry adherents of other religions or deviate in other ways.
Should those religions whose adherents refuse to pledge or give evidence that they would support free exercise be ineligible for asylum?
He confirmed that the protesters cast themselves as adherents of Bose and added that they "did not believe in government institutions."
Renshaw, using the encrypted app Telegram, had sent a message to a chat group for fourteen N.A. adherents in northwest England.
Peloton adherents love the live element, because it adds an urgency and communal element to something you're doing on your own.
This diet, which resurfaced two decades later as the Hollywood diet, promised weight loss if adherents ate grapefruit at each meal.
The opposite, in fact: Adherents must commit to engagement in the here and now, which includes embracing earthly delights, however fleeting.
There's not even a consensus among adherents as to whether to pronounce the term AN-tee-fah or an-TEE-fah.
But that policy's adherents believe it would actually increase the value of the dollar on currency markets by perhaps 20 percent.
Both candidates are registering record unfavorable ratings from the American people, including from a significant portion of their own party adherents.
The key question is whether the agenda and aims of identity politics' adherents advance liberal freedom compared to the status quo.
Breitbart's coverage showed that new alternatives were emerging as the conservative media moved into more complicated territory, along with its adherents.
Muslims also have higher fertility rates than the adherents of any other religion, with an average of 2.9 children per woman.
The same holds true for Christians, the world's most widely dispersed faith, with 2.2 billion adherents spread across every inhabited continent.
The message that Donald Trump is putting out has had a lot of adherents a lot of times during our history.
Atomwaffen organized itself into cells: Adherents would meet up at physical "hate camps," practice with rifles, and plan their next move.
Cramer tries to avoid bashing or recommending the stock because of the blowback from Tesla adherents and Tesla haters on Twitter.
Sharia's adherents are making a determined, sustained, and well-financed effort to impose it on all Muslims and non-Muslims, alike.
Their book, "Truth in Comedy," provided the blueprint for today's improv industry, and adherents regard Close as an almost sacred figure.
Adherents of these more tolerant schools live across the wider Muslim world, from Morocco to Indonesia, from Turkey to South Asia.
That ease has brought cyanotypes roaring back to relevance, attracting a surprising number of true-blue adherents showing their work in galleries.
For instance, both pro- and anti-immigration adherents agree on the same policy: extra support to the areas most affected by immigration.
Making excuses for violence because the offenders are adherents to your particular political views makes you a partisan apologist and a hypocrite.
" The lawyers maintain "rarely in American history has governmental intent to discriminate against a particular faith and its adherents been so plain.
The local comics shop—LCS in the parlance of us adherents—remains the place for a certain breed to get our fix.
Defeating ISIS is a challenge not only in the region but also across the breadth of Islam and its 1.3 billion adherents.
Adherents to the movement are growing in number, and their plans for redesigning life as we know it have become increasingly grandiose.
The research backs up what has long been suspected — that prison is a convenient recruiting zone for radical groups seeking new adherents.
They usually have a handful of staff, who distribute anti-Falun Gong literature and display photographs aimed at making adherents look unhinged.
Even if you don't buy that language now, it's hard to read this history without believing that its adherents genuinely meant it.
The SGP's exclusively male politicians are often dubbed mannenbroeders (man-brothers), and its female adherents are called "black stockings" for their hosiery.
Adherents of a martial-arts cult called the Sacred Tao Cristic Universal Church, clad in red-belted karate outfits, guarded the stage.
The main potential challengers are Peronists, adherents of a populist movement that has governed Argentina for most of the past 70 years.
The Bahai faith was founded in Iran in the 19th century and activists say more than 300,000 adherents live in Iran today.
It has a significant percentage of its adherents, particular in the Sunni faith but also in the Shia, who have been radicalized.
The wealthy Dhammakaya sect, which claims millions of adherents worldwide, has been dogged by allegations of corruption, which it has steadfastly denied.
But while this new series of literature has gained a lot of adherents in recent years, the acclaim has hardly been universal.
Adherents take all their worldly belongings, put them in a pile, hold up each one, and ask themselves if it sparks joy.
For Lost Cause adherents, and many other Southerners who had elevated Lee to almost God-like status, this was seen as heresy.
Another popular variant is alternate day fasting, in which adherents typically eat no calories one day and whatever they want the next.
In that attack, adherents of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) used guns and suicide vests to kill 130 people.
Sontag pitches the "I" of the story against the shifting, anonymous mass of "the members," loyal adherents to an unspecified political ideology.
If any book might possibly foster "dialogue between nonhunting lovers of nature and adherents of the chase," The Fair Chase is it.
It has a significant percentage of its adherents, particular in the Sunni faith but also in the Shia, who have been radicalized.
By the mid-1970s, the group had attracted around 19783,000 full-time adherents in the United States and around 50,000 congregational members.
Those people are adherents of a broad-scale conspiracy theory that pits President Trump against a global elite seeking to murder him.
Certainly Donald Trump's adherents, and much of the Republican establishment, feel strongly that she does have one — and they don't like it.
Adherents believe that a top-level government insider has been anonymously communicating with the American public over 4chan and 8chan since October.
Its adherents consider it to be a secular text and say the terminology was basically a way to make it more accessible.
Rabbi Shteinman also traveled to visit adherents in Lithuanian-Jewish enclaves, like those in Lakewood, N.J., and the Midwood section of Brooklyn.
The protocol is known as bee venom therapy (BVT), and among those afflicted with chronic Lyme, it's gaining a lot of adherents.
The Islamic State has not claimed responsibility for the Turku attack, but many of its adherents have been recruited through online videos.
In the years since Amacher's death, a group of former collaborators and next-generation adherents has emerged, under the name Supreme Connections.
Fed officials have indicated they believe the weakness in inflation won't last, a sentiment that is gaining a growing list of adherents.
As explained this week by a dozen adherents of the movement, the ascendant new right in the country requires a physical response.
Then there are the foreign adherents, the managers and coaches whose ideas draw to a greater or lesser extent on Frade's work.
It wasn't like modernism, a movement founded more or less intentionally, its constitution refined and defended in strategic ways by its adherents.
But we can't understand populism — in 2017 or in American history more broadly — unless we fully engage with its adherents' underlying epistemologies.
Dorman and Beirich both say it's nearly impossible to estimate how many adherents follow or participate in the Black Hebrew Israelite movement.
Here we are again: the annual event where Apple adherents eagerly await the specs, design, and availability of this year's iPhone models.
We've imported brutality, too: the brutality of the creed of ISIS and its adherents who massacred the innocent in California last week.
The Wahhabi strain was outlawed in another restive, predominantly Muslim province, Dagestan, and its adherents are persecuted in Russia, rights groups say.
On the fringes of the Three Percenter militia movement, adherents amass guns to ward off the rise of Illuminati-style world government.
Gulen's movement has adherents in the United States, Africa, and Asia, where it runs private schools and says it promotes interfaith dialogue.
The complex conspiracy theory continued to gain adherents thanks in part to a series of economic crises, among them the Great Recession.
Ross believes that the Kabbalah Centre's many scandals have driven most of its celebrity followers away, but a few core adherents still remain.
Its adherents argue that to reap the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) and distribute them fairly, online giants should be treated as utilities.
Elders of the Muslim Brotherhood, the oldest Islamist organization in the world, sought desperately to keep their younger adherents from drifting toward ISIS.
"They are adherents of an evil ideology which argues certain people are inferior because of race, ethnicity or nation of origin," he tweeted.
The survey finds Catholicism slightly on the decline in its historic heartlands, but more fervently practised by its adherents than is Orthodox Christianity.
For many adherents of Islam, the holiday involves ritually slaughtering a sheep and sharing the meat or the monetary proceeds with poorer folk.
Catholicism grew during the same period to six million worshipers from four million, while Protestantism increased to 38 million adherents, from 10 million.
Islam expanded south of the Sahara in the tenth century and most of its adherents have opposed the most puritanical versions of Islam.
"donated" to Rajneesh by enthusiastic adherents—there were close to 100 at Rajneeshpuram by the saga's end—represented a convenient way of laundering
While the fitness chain's attendance numbers fell in the days after the boycott, worse for the brand is the betrayal of its adherents.
And allowing the quality of scientific publications to suffer – by eliminating peer review, for example – would find few adherents within the scientific community.
At Banter Bar, the illuminating savior comes in the form of a dramatically lit foosball table, which attracts adherents from across the city.
According to NBC News, Li maintains tight control of what goes on within the compound and is involved in his adherents' personal lives.
With a president who vocally defends white nationalists and executes policies that match their worldview, more of its adherents have sought public office.
The Dhammakaya Temple's brasher approach to winning adherents jars on conservatives, who say it exploits its followers and uses religion to make money.
These attitudes confound the romantic image many in the West have of Buddhism as a tolerant faith whose adherents wouldn't hurt a fly.
Enforcers are shown hitting one man with plastic tubing and beheading two elderly adherents of Sufi Islam, accusing them of sorcery and apostasy.
The Russian church, which puts its membership at 150 million, would also suffer, losing 30 to 40 percent of its most ardent adherents.
But here, as in the earlier trilogy, he deliberately makes religion and its adherents — intolerant, power-hungry, cruel, pervasive, authoritarian — his standout villains.
But even in China, where TCM has a large number of adherents, the government has been unable to quell its skeptics -- like Xiong.
Foreigners in particular are widely assumed to have been the Islamic State's most fervent adherents since they moved there to join the caliphate.
Dr. Witteveen had converted to Islam and was known among Sufis, adherents of a mystical branch of the religion, as Murshid Karimbakhsh Witteveen.
Thompson skewered the ideology of "America first" and its adherents, even crashing a Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden to heckle the speakers.
It also encouraged clergy to take up the concerns of the living, and urged adherents to help change society through fairness and compassion.
Its adherents tend to be regular, simple folk, who may not articulate a Jacksonian paradigm but understand its governing philosophy by somatic impulse.
Degrowth, its adherents often tell us, is all about care: "care for each other, and care for the environment," as François puts it.
Much of the furor has centered on Rhodes' dismissive attitude to the foreign policy establishment and less-than-kind term for its adherents.
Over the years, the movement's leaders, and the donors who funded them, built a network of organizations to support and credential its adherents.
But I feel like I can no longer dismiss B.D.S. or its adherents outright, for reasons I recently wrote about in my column.
The majority of adherents believe abortion should be legal, and more than half are in favor of stricter regulations to protect the environment.
In January, adherents tried to destroy the main courthouse in Londonderry with a car bomb that caused substantial damage but claimed no lives.
A profitable winery can (and should, per SIP's adherents) continue to invest in new research and technology to advance viticulture research and development.
No single person can speak on behalf of a religion with more than a billion adherents or even the millions of American Muslims.
But the Petersonian narrative is one that allows adherents to identify themselves as dangerous (even sexy) transgressive figures without making actual demands on them.
Economists tend to agree that a lot of the problems that the euro, and its adherents, has experienced were not foreseen by its creators.
Indonesia has the world's largest Muslim population but recognizes six religions and is home to hundreds of ethnic groups and adherents of traditional beliefs.
The idea that markets, left to their own devices, will efficiently and fairly allocate resources had gained adherents in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Alternative models, from Chinese state capitalism to Russia's resentful nationalism, are available, and gaining adherents where voters are losing faith in the European model.
Under that veneer of coherence, however, antifa remains more chaos than movement, and not just because its adherents tend to resist authority on principle.
Donald Trump adherents would argue it's been a good week for their favorite president, between his impeachment acquittal and State of the Union address.
Later that evening, eccentric adherents of Jeremy Scott went to the recently opened Flash Factory in Chelsea to celebrate the designer's kooky catwalk collection.
AMONG THE adherents of universal basic income (UBI) are the Italian government, India's opposition party and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democratic congresswoman in America.
Never mind that Trump is a Republican, or that the conservative movement has been grooming its adherents for a candidate like Trump for generations.
But I also know that, to atheists or adherents of other faiths, it can be confusing to know how to respond to such outreach.
There is an essential difference between criticising a religion and subjecting its adherents to hatred, but Danish police and courts are blurring those lines.
According to the constitution and penal code, Ahmadis are not Muslims and may not call themselves Muslims or assert they are adherents of Islam.
They say that the conventional Buddhist teachings it issues to newcomers conceal wacky theologies unveiled to adherents once they rise in the temple's ranks.
During campaign events, Sanders repeats his talking points in stump speeches that are so similar that his adherents can shout along with key phrases.
Despite its shortcomings, the Phillips curve continues to have adherents in academic economics and its central bank offshoots, perhaps for lack of better alternatives.
Spain, and especially Catalonia, hosts many Salafists, devotees of an ultra-conservative brand of Sunni Islam; a minority of its adherents favour violent jihad.
The positions of adherents shift around, too, as well as the infrastructure like the medical facility or the pits where bodies are being buried.
It's not an allegory for or critique of religions that preach an afterlife and their effect on the way adherents experience the present life.
Adherents of both a "hard" and a "soft" exit from the European Union will hear what they want – but only one will get it.
While that equation aversion makes the theory pretty much a nonstarter for "mainstream" astronomers, it is the exact thing that appeals to many adherents.
Despite the gaps, logical fallacies, and evidence to its contrary, EU appeals deeply to adherents, lighting a fire not unlike a tent revival does.
He said that the Roman Catholic Church and its adherents "should seek forgiveness from homosexuals for the way they had treated them," Reuters reports.
It was a revolutionary declaration, and since then, his adherents have been making the trip to his grave to hold him to his word.
Its celebrity adherents, such as Bieber and his ex, performer Selena Gomez, tend not to focus on these elements of Hillsong's ethos when prompted.
The philosophy of governance—defined by loyalty, hostile to expertise, and comfortable with lies—created a disaster, even as its adherents extolled American values.
In one respect, it was an effort to counter political Islam, which was already gaining adherents in India and elsewhere in the early 1920s.
This year, Black Bloc adherents called on social media for a mass gathering in Paris on May Day, from across Europe, to raise mayhem.
But both of their major factions owe it to their adherents, as we hurtle toward 2020, to keep the infighting to an absolute minimum.
In general, adherents contend that race does not exist, and so they eschew being referred to as black or categorizing anyone else by race.
Adherents of his left-wing political ideology are known as Chavistas, and the group makes up the majority of Mr. Maduro's current support base.
Its adherents consider their movement to be in the slipstream of the slavery abolitionists of 200 years ago and their fight for human dignity.
In Washington, the March 10 state where the policy was most popular (63 percent support), 133 percent of Medicare-for-all adherents backed Biden.
Mr. Erdogan sees Mr. Gulen and his network of adherents as responsible (not without cause) for the failed July 2016 coup attempt in Turkey.
They find "Communities" to join: Photography (20153,22015 members), Belgian Beer (22013 members), Kosher Roommates ("for coping or recovering roommates of Kosher adherents"; 22013 members).
The journalist David Dayen argued a similar case in 2018, for the New Republic; and since then, the idea has quietly been gaining adherents.
The decision wasn't entirely a surprise given his frequently hostile comments about Islam, a centuries-old religion with 1.6 billion adherents around the world.
In general, these platforms do not prohibit conspiracy theories unless their adherents break other rules, such as policies against hate speech or targeted harassment.
That said, Silicon Valley, and software engineers everywhere, could still learn something from the culture that asks its adherents to wear those iron rings.
As long as its ideology remains potent enough to turn adherents into vicious killers, the possibility of a history changing terrorist strike will endure.
America's decision to abrogate the hallowed "cornerstone of international strategic stability" produced nothing like the storm of opprobrium Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty adherents predicted.
The State Department and USAID have identified the internet, and specifically social media, as major channels that terrorist groups use to recruit new adherents.
One caveat: Not everyone is enamored of the athleisure look, and even for its adherents, it pays to remember not to go too basic.
Alt-right ideology is closely aligned with neo-Nazism, though adherents often reject the Nazi label despite sharing hatred of nonwhite people and often Jews.
Adherents would try to gain enlightenment by reading the works of "Master Li", who is said to be able to walk through walls and levitate.
They're realizing that many kids admitted into top schools are emotional wrecks or slavish adherents to soulless scripts that forbid the exploration of genuine passions.
A consequence is an abundance of regimens — vegan, gluten-free, Paleolithic, fruitarian and many more — each promoted by its adherents as the one true path.
But when you ask Europeans how they feel about Islam and its adherents, then the picture is much harsher and in some ways getting worse.
And as much as the DC films have struggled to keep up with their ultra-popular Marvel counterparts, they've always had their adherents and loyalists.
Arguably, the movies are almost a religion to some dedicated adherents, who worship their idols through intensive movie marathons and arguing about the films online.
The Saudi oil minister explicitly said that the accord adherents would not abide "free-riders," which is how he referenced the shale producers, in particular.
Keith Raniere and Nancy Salzman had a court appearance Wednesday along with one of the group&aposs more high-profile adherents, TV actress Allison Mack.
They are part of what critics call a "criminal justice" approach toward stopping prostitution, whose adherents believes all aspects of the trade should be illegal.
The Orthodox Church, which now numbers about 250 million adherents, split with Rome in the 1054 schism that divided Christianity into eastern and western branches.
This is especially true for adherents to the agile development process, who break down work into sprints that then need to be assessed, he said.
Education is a huge part of Gülen's movement, and he and his adherents have helped establish schools in Turkey and abroad that preach his teachings.
Hillsong's sermons, influenced by the self-help-style theology of the "prosperity gospel," promise adherents a life full of material as well as spiritual blessings.
As adherents of the same sect that ISIS claimed to champion, Sunnis feel targeted by the Shia-led government simply based on their religious affiliation.
In 1995, a religious cult killed 12 people in the Tokyo subway by releasing sarin, made by some of its adherents who were also scientists.
But the rise of the #NeverTrump coalition — a marriage of convenience between Republican establishment types and conservative-movement professionals — brings its adherents right back there.
Adherents typically restrict eating to a window of eight or fewer hours during the day, or they limit caloric intake a few days per week.
Lurking in the background of this case is the argument that the Establishment Clause permits any religious favoritism short of actual coercion of non-adherents.
As mainstream as it has become, competition dance is still a distinct dance subculture, revolving around pop music, hard-hitting choreography and young female adherents.
Protestantism has swelled to what some believe to be as many as 133 million adherents, while Catholics represent a smaller group, with approximately 10 million.
While some Muslims view Sufis as quirky, even eccentric, some fundamentalists and extremists see Sufism as a threat, and its adherents as heretics or apostates.
To its adherents, Communism was not just a party identification but a complete theory of life and history, which dictated both personal and political morality.
In interviews, several adherents described QAnon as a "lifestyle" or a "religion," and said it had become their primary source of political news and analysis.
About 87 percent of Indonesia's 270 million people are Muslims, 10 percent are Christian, and there are adherents of many other faiths in the country.
Even the staunchest index adherents believe that active managers can get lucky now and then, but it's not usually a skill that can be sustained.
He claimed his ethical veganism, adherents of which maintain a vegan diet and oppose the use of animals for any purpose, constituted a protected class.
The mission was clear: Disrupt the ability of the Islamic State to spread its message, attract new adherents, pay fighters and circulate orders from commanders.
Details: Trump has retweeted "white nationalists, anti-Muslim bigots and adherents of QAnon" among other unverified accounts, dozens of which have been suspended by Twitter.
But the humiliation of its adherents has continued as a result of Trump's willingness to feed their desire to have a seat at his table.
What adherents share is a wariness of tap water, particularly the fluoride added to it and the lead pipes that some of it passes through.
Now, American and Iraqi officials estimate that the group still has thousands of fighters and tens of thousands of adherents dispersed across Iraq and Syria.
"The whole look of American women will now change and diehard miniskirt adherents are going to be out in the fashion cold," the publication promised.
And it's our job as modern practitioners and adherents to extract from it the essence of the message of Jesus, which was radically inclusive and empowering.
The Islamic State, by contrast, encourages adherents to operate on the Internet's most public networks, having determined that it's worth sacrificing secrecy in exchange for publicity.
And now, thanks in part to QAnon's rabid adherents on social media, stories about pedophiles have emerged as a huge traffic generator on Facebook and Twitter.
Many young men in Chicago carry guns for the same reason so many Second Amendment adherents across the country stockpile their own, he said: self-defense.
When a second version of the order was published on March 5th, it was emphasised that the intention was not to ban adherents of a religion.
Hafez, the Austrian political scientist, said that misleading media narratives about Muslims in Europe play a major role in public distrust of Islam and its adherents.
His adherents flocked to his "caliphate" from all over the world, the most effective recruitment drive to a jihadi organization that the world has ever seen.
Adherents of MMT note the lack of inflation seen since the financial crisis, despite big deficits and governments printing money to buy bonds through "quantitative easing".
"We don't imagine that we're going to sway the beliefs of hardcore adherents to the chemtrails conspiracy theory with this study," he said in a statement.
Vanguard is a Mecca for money, and as it draws in more adherents, by extension the market caps of these companies draw in more invested dollars.
Adherents spend their days politely refusing straws from confused waiters, declining gifts from family members, and gently explaining their lifestyle in a nonjudgmental way to strangers.
Even the most enthusiastic adherents of slowing down ageing by means of diet or pharmacology have to admit that it will not keep people going forever.
The absence of Iranian Shiites during the pilgrimage will further widen the rift with Sunnis; some extremist Sunni adherents accuse Shiites of not being true Muslims.
Adherents abstain from celebrating holidays, voting, and accepting blood transfusions, and many believe Armageddon will one day come and destroy all "worldly" people, or non-Witnesses.
Mr. Ionov also pushed the idea that some groups, like the Texas Nationalist Movement, seemed to be attracting more adherents since they got on Russia's radar.
White nationalism had long been typified by its violent, aggressive adherents: neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klansmen, skinheads, and other groups too brutish for mainstream American discourse.
The change will make it much harder to register Islam, which has just 2,000 adherents in Slovakia according to the last census and no recognised mosques.
The Franciscans were in the vanguard of this movement, but it also attracted preachers and adherents among the Augustinians, Dominicans, other mendicant orders and the laity.
The OPEC, non-OPEC deal adherents need to do more, but it may be unpalatable for them to give up increasing amounts of global market share.
Modern-Orthodox adherents try to live a strict Jewish life without separating themselves from the modern world — a world that is more open-minded about homosexuality.
Among other things, Al Qaeda and its affiliates are Sunni extremists who consider adherents of the Shiite branch of Islam, like Iran's government, to be heretics.
But if, as Ms. Robin said, FIRE adherents "don't have the aspirational part" of earlier generations, why are they so determined to quit the work force?
The Islamic State remains capable of wreaking damage around the world simply by inspiring adherents to take up a gun, a bomb or even a car.
QAnon adherents "certainly also get encouraged by Trump repeatedly retweeting QAnon accounts," Travis View, a podcaster who tracks QAnon, told Will Sommer of The Daily Beast.
Arguments still rage around Rifkin's proposal, but the logic behind it—having to do with the way Bach prepared his vocal parts—has won many adherents.
And as always, the Santa Fe Opera's chorus, led since 2008 by Susanne Sheston, is superb as a changeable array of employees, journalists and Buddhist adherents.
In a 2014 interview with the BBC, Beth Singler, a Cambridge University researcher, estimated the number of serious adherents to Jediism in England at roughly 2,000.
And now that dopamine fasting has taken off, at least in the Bay Area, it's being interpreted by some adherents in the most ascetic way possible.
After all, the best way to win the prize that Gorsuch captured for himself is to catch the eye of the Federalist Society and its adherents.
Farook and Malik were not directly under orders from ISIS, officials maintain, but instead appear to have been adherents of a similar brand of extremist ideology.
Victory in a war with adherents to a religiously fueled totalitarian ideology will only come when the message peddled by our enemy is undermined and delegitimized.
With 12 million adherents worldwide, including seven million in the United States, the church gathered 864 members in St. Louis to vote on the way forward.
His past rhetoric about the religion strongly suggests that the words he would use after an Islamist attack would directly target the religion and its adherents.
There are analogous programs used to convince adherents to both far-right extremist factions and gangs to leave the groups, both in the US and overseas.
Related: Trump baffles Mississippi with 'Brexit' rallying cry Beyond its pet issues and principles, like most "-isms," the term is best understood by looking at its adherents.
And the Catholic Church has been losing adherents in Latin America in recent decades as people leave to join evangelical and Pentecostal churches, or reject religion entirely.
At the same time that agitation for women's voting rights was gaining adherents, the alleged sexual purity of white women lay at the root of most lynchings.
Islamic State has lost much territory in Iraq and Syria this year and some officials fear it may be calling on adherents to conduct high-visibility attacks.
Last week, a new variant of bitcoin emerged via a "fork" in its underlying code, threatening to confuse and divide the still-small world of bitcoin adherents.
Needless to say, Weisman was unaware that jokes about drinking the Kool-Aid are supposed to be made by an organization's detractors—not its adherents or evangelists.
As she acknowledges, the correlation might simply exist because Brexit voters and Church of England adherents share certain other characteristics, like being older and living outside London.
The study by Globsec, a Slovakian research firm, confirms what has long been suspected — that prison is a convenient recruiting zone for radical groups seeking new adherents.
By then the FARC should cease to exist as an armed group, and its adherents should be certified as civilians and thus free to leave the camps.
That would mean that ordinary clergy of the respective churches could not serve together and ordinary adherents of one church might be denied communion in the other.
Since the 1980s, harm reduction has gone from an idea suggested by a psychologist in a small British newsletter to an international movement with thousands of adherents.
American politics has seen words rapidly changing in their valency after being coined by adherents of one party and then being adopted and flipped by the other.
Their conclusion was that something about Eastern Orthodox Christianity had made its adherents more susceptible to communism, and less oriented towards liberal Western capitalism, than other people.
His ideas underpinned one of the largest communist movements outside the Soviet Union: the "Euro-communists" or "Gramscians", who gained many adherents in the 1970s and 80s.
"In fact, [Garner] believes the euro is forming a base here, ... meaning it's gaining adherents as it trades sideways and possibly preparing for a rally," Cramer said.
Indeed, in his 1956 classic, When Prophecy Fails, Leon Festinger showed how direct disconfirmation of a conspiratorial belief can cause adherents to hold it even more fervently.
Islam traditionally refers to adherents of the other two faiths as "people of the book," a nod to the Torah and the Bible that Mohammed allegedly perfected.
The Yongpyong resort is owned by the Unification Church, whose adherents are known as Moonies, and has hosted men's technical World Cup races four times since 1998.
If Sanders-style democratic socialism is to become the core of the Democratic Party, its adherents will have to win over those who supported Clinton-style progressivism.
It may be the first liberal American political movement to experience such a wild leg up — taking less than a month to nab millions of loyal adherents.
Here adherents to the market view of pay make their second argument: that returns to talent rose as firms globalised, became more complex and crucially, got bigger.
The family is not affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the mainstream church with 16 million adherents that is headquartered in Utah.
Yemeni security officials believe there is an overlap between adherents of Al Qaeda and Islamic State, though the two groups are ideological rivals and compete for recruits.
Evangelical and Pentecostal Christianity is growing more quickly in Asia than most parts of the world, with over 250m adherents in 20093, up from 22009m in 236.
Falun Gong adherents say that after the movement was banned, many were blood-typed in detention, and thousands became a secret source of organs for human transplants.
They uncovered one page for "Mohammed Atta" with an iconic photo of one of the al-Qaida adherents, who was a hijacker in the September 11 attacks.
Its adherents have developed alternative information channels, formed online communities, adopted a common language, and mobilized in ways that have found a home in the Republican Party.
The best answer, experts say, is that there's something about liberalism itself that makes its adherents less interested, on the whole, in developing policies on foreign affairs.
Units for personal use gradually gained a following, with adherents crediting time spent sweating with everything from weight loss and glowing skin to better sleep and detoxification.
"No one from his generation influenced American comedy more," said Jimmy Kimmel, the host of ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and one of Mr. Letterman's most famous adherents.
Mr. Kahane's adherents are still here, too, but no party that so explicitly pledges allegiance to his vision has made a successful bid for the Knesset since.
While Allison Mack may be the most notable member of Nxivm, the group has been in existence, and attracting wealthy and famous adherents, for almost two decades.
"People," by Hillsong United, the musical arm of the Hillsong megachurch — whose adherents include Justin Bieber — opened at No. 2 on the album chart with 107,000 sales.
To the Editor: Thank you for your very measured treatment of the disagreement between animal protection supporters and adherents to the rules of kosher and halal slaughter.
She began to question the patriarchal Salafist strictures that command adherents to obey the example of the prophet unquestioningly, and that seemed arranged particularly to suit men.
Adherents insist the trip, which lasts just under three hours, is competitive with air travel, factoring in delays on the Van Wyck Expressway and on the tarmac.
He found adherents in northwest England, where political leaders in the city of Preston were wrestling with years of national austerity that had decimated local government services.
While I agree that Senator Sanders would be a weak opponent for Mr. Trump, not alienating his dedicated adherents is an absolute prerequisite for a Democratic victory.
Erdogan is also a divisive figure among many of Germany's Turks -- in particular, adherents of Kurdish nationalism or secular opponents of his preference for conservative Islamic values.
"That's what markets are good at, not government," said Ms. Ohlhausen, a partner at Baker Botts, echoing the view of the tech companies and free-market adherents.
Animal protection supporters want animals stunned before their throats are cut, while the religious adherents point to religious texts dictating that only conscious animals should be slaughtered.
Playing dance music, for Drew and other adherents of the Motherbeat, is a means of communing with that spiritual force, of finding wholeness in a broken world.
After 9/11, he made speech after speech stressing that America was not at war against Islam itself and sought to embrace the religion and its adherents.
Many of the adherents appear to be young men who blame the prevalence of pornography online for their own struggles and what they perceive as society's decline.
It makes sense that we'd turn the phones themselves into objects of worship and that adherents will blow any small fault or flaw completely out of proportion.
The Druze are an Arab minority who practice an offshoot of Islam and many of its adherents in Syria have long been loyal to the Assad regime.
Diesel pump prices may have been the trigger, but the protests — in which adherents don the high-vis jackets all French motorists must carry — have tapped deeper grievances.
The number of adherents is slowly declining as youngsters head for the city to find jobs, says Anthony Lam of the Holy Spirit Study Centre in Hong Kong.
Adherents to the body-hacking way of life, however, don't seem too worried about a bad actor using an RFID reader to swipe information off their implanted chips.
For instance, although the jihadists of Islamic State have claimed a handful of adherents among young Indonesians, the organisation and its methods are condemned even by FPI hardliners.
" Mr. Clarke added, "This selection of the new leader is a way for ISIS to link its past with the future it will promise its adherents and followers.
Its adherents enjoyed public privileges in what they could wear (including the colour of their turbans), ride (horses, not donkeys) or build (tall houses and places of worship).
With some 3.3 million adherents in the United States, Muslims make up about 1 percent of the population, largely immigrants and African-Americans who have embraced the religion.
Indeed, many object to the term Islamophobia on grounds that it might be used to prevent criticism of a religion, as opposed to the victimising of its adherents.
On this issue, he has espoused the mindset of the progressive left, whose adherents believe Medicare and Social Security are doing just fine and need not be touched.
That includes extensive interviews with white supremacist Jared Taylor and Southern Poverty Law Center member Mark Potok, along with shorter talks with other antifa and alt-right adherents.
Although their adherents number in the low tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of Italians had chosen the sect as recipients of a small sliver of their income.
Kazakhstan's president, Nursultan Nazarbayev, said on Wednesday the attackers had received instructions from abroad and were adherents of a pseudo-religious movement, though he did not identify it.
Its adherents have been involved in the failed 2009 Christmas Day bombing on a U.S.-bound passenger jet and a 2010 attempt to smuggle explosives into cargo flights.
Hasidic communities follow a strictly conservative interpretation of Judaism, mandating that adherents dress in the style of their ancestors, maintain strict standards of separation by gender, and more.
Salesforce wanted to build an enterprise software company online, and although it wasn't alone in doing that, it did face unique challenges being one of the early adherents.
According to Allen and client testimonials, his work has unlocked adherents' creative flow, increased their effectiveness at work and given them space to reprioritise career and life goals.
Prosecutors contend that in about 2011 the church leaders directed adherents to funnel food bought with SNAP money to an FLDS storehouse to feed the greater church community.
Adherents hunted for proof of what they called cryptids, like the huge octopus-like Kraken in the North Atlantic, and the Himalayan Yeti and its Australian cousin, Yowie.
Similarly, his proposals to monitor newly arrived refugees and people susceptible to radicalization seemed aimed at preventing terrorist attacks like the two by Islamic State adherents last month.
As adherents to an ancient faith that predates Islam and is viewed by many Muslims as Satanic, the Yazidis were some of the worst victims of ISIS violence.
In Boca Raton, he repeats again and again that his criticisms are not aimed at Islam as a whole, but at a certain, unspecified percentage of its adherents.
For many Satanic Temple adherents, TST provides a moral framework, a place to conduct spiritual rituals with like-minded people, and a chance to reify dearly-held values.
Yet many of his adherents continued to support and obey him during and after his trial—long after his old prophecies had lapsed and new ones were promised.
Prosecutors allege that in about 2011, the church leaders directed adherents to funnel food bought with SNAP money to an FLDS storehouse to feed the greater church community.
Beyond those favorites, Volvo adherents will be able to take in the sleek 2019 V60 wagon and XC40 crossover as well as the XC163 S.U.V. and V40 wagon.
The "G in jazz" is not a note, but the musician KENNY G. 27D: The TAO (or Dao) is a religious philosophy, although adherents might argue with that.
Islam compels its adherents to bury the deceased within 24 hours, so the villagers of Arhab had to hold funerals, but they were too afraid to gather outside.
Adherents of the conspiracy theory believe that the leadership of the United States, regardless of political party, is secretly working to bring New World Order rule to America.
But it's also possible that public shaming intensifies an ambient ugliness that sours more Trump skeptics than Trump adherents, who clearly made peace with ugliness a while back.
Adherents worry that focusing too much on grammar or citing sources will stifle the writerly voice and prevent children from falling in love with writing as an activity.
In those communities, adherents can find one of the most powerful antidotes to the feeling of being left behind by society: a sense of belonging to something powerful.
These included the Islamic State's most devoted adherents — those who were willing to eat weeds and sleep under trees until the group lost its final sliver of territory.
As the president has reached out to adherents of the world's interconnected monotheistic religions — Islam, Christianity and Judaism — he should also meet with His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
But their lists of supposedly invalid voters were assembled by the North Carolina Voter Integrity Project, an organization whose mission has drawn broad support from Tea Party adherents.
Mr. Trump won adherents because the righteous anger he expressed over the loss of material wealth and visible opportunity in the wake of the 2008 Great Recession resonated.
From 2015 to 2020, Christianity will suffer the greatest losses because of religious switching, gaining five million adherents while losing 13 million largely to the unaffiliated, Pew found.
Adherents, lots of whom are young gay men, adopt pet names: Pups named Turbo, Wonkey, Level, Twitch, Trigger, Cakes, Amp and Mowgli spoke to me for this story.
Adherents strive to keep their bodies in ketosis by eating a specific balance of macronutrients, or macros, made up of mostly fats, some protein, and very few carbs.
Among all the adherents of the zero- and low-waste lifestyle I spoke to, the first and foremost tenet is preventing waste from existing in the first place.
Trump has cast himself as a fierce opponent of "radical Islam," and some Muslim groups have taken offense in his rhetoric that they say targets all adherents of Islam.
Washington (CNN)A Virginia man who appeared set on inspiring attacks in Washington by adherents to ISIS was sentenced on Friday to eight and a half years in prison.
Even its adherents didn't seem to take it too seriously, and instead used "Muslim" as shorthand for "anti-American," a fixture of our toxic politics for a decade-plus.
Most do not even bother to glance at the meditators, who are adherents of Falun Gong, a spiritual practice which China banned in 1999 and calls an "evil cult".
Moreover, so the argument ran, since al-Qaeda views its war against the West as eternal, it may never formally end, so its captured adherents could be held indefinitely.
One of the strangest parts of the Comet conspiracy theory was the fixation on a triangular spiral symbol, which adherents saw as proof of the pizza shop's true nature.
The Sunnis, however, regard Ali as well as the three caliphs before him as rightly guided and themselves as the true adherents to the Sunnah, or the prophet's tradition.
In the final pages, Denfeld speeds up the narrative, creating a propulsive denouement that brings Naomi and Celia together and will satisfy adherents to the conventions of the genre.
Mr Hawley posited three factors linking adherents of racist movements: a strong sense of white identity, belief in the importance of white solidarity and a sense of white victimisation.
Their adherents regard as secondary the details of Mr Snowden's career, and the means by which he took millions of pieces of top-secret information from the NSA's computers.
In the years before the French Revolution, for example, the adherents of the ancien régime did not understand how radically the old aristocratic order was about to be challenged.
Over those four years, Inbox gained a small number of adherents who suffered through too-rare updates so they could have a better (or at least different) email experience.
It is a legacy that lives on through not only unintentional depictions of a homogenous white medieval Europe, but through the adherents of modern white supremacy and white nationalism.
Whatever anti-democratic rumblings might exist among the masses, party activists and elected officials seemed to provide an adequate buffer, as preachers of and adherents to the democratic tradition.
Pick any cult — Heaven's Gate, Peoples Temple — and you'll find similarities with the Buddhafield, whose adherents (most of them young and attractive) appear glassy-eyed during their leader's pronouncements.
"Kennedy conspiracy theories reach high numbers, but when you ask adherents who did it, all of a sudden the theories splinter widely—Castro, the Soviets, the military," Uscinski says.
The organization's history also shows how hard it is to detach those symbols from their original connotations, and how efforts to insist otherwise can marginalize and exclude non-adherents.
At the same time, in a movement born on Facebook and forged in virtual back channels, the relationship between the national March leaders and its adherents is inherently unstable.
The adherents of such movements may see the floundering of Brexit as a reason to rethink their assumptions—or, more dangerously, as proof that élites are conspiring against them.
But believe me, now that Oracle's shares are changing direction, it's going to gain adherents as it climbs as quickly as it picked up sellers on the way down.
In this new clash of worldviews, we need a new generation of Roosevelts, Adenauers and Monnets, leaders who will take on orderism's challenge without lashing out at its adherents.
As one might imagine, sologamy isn't recognized as a binding legal contract by North America, the UK, the EU, or most parents, but its adherents don't seem to mind.
That is to say, though adherents of sovereign citizen thinking tend to follow specific gurus, they don't often have distinct memes or tattoos that pop in a PowerPoint presentation.
The organization has a proven track record as an insurgency able to withstand major military onslaughts, while still recruiting adherents around the world ready to kill in its name.
Its ubiquity today — in news conferences from the White House podium, in think tank reports, in news articles — suggests that its adherents have been effective in an important way.
The church claims to have millions of members worldwide, including numerous Hollywood adherents such as Tom Cruise, John Travolta, and Elisabeth Moss (the precise number is not currently known).
Still, the incidents have left many adherents to the Bezos Way — who are legion — confused about what the events of the past several weeks say about Mr. Bezos's judgment.
MARGARET CRUIKSHANK COREA, ME. To the Editor: The religious right's moral agenda ended when its adherents overwhelmingly voted for a serial adulterer who has violated every code of decency.
In the wake of terrorism, Mr. Obama usually projected calm and restraint — to a fault, even some supporters said — and always distinguished violent jihadists from Islam and its adherents.
While eliminating the ISIS caliphate was an achievable goal for the U.S. military, reducing the extremist ideology of its adherents is not something that can be accomplished with firepower.
Many of them are ideological adherents of ISIS whose main connection is via propaganda downloaded from the internet, not training in ISIS strongholds in Iraq, Syria, or anywhere else.
As the doctrine gained adherents, though, it was criticized by the academic left—not least, by many nonwhite scholars—who worried that it made a luxury commodity of otherness.
Poetry is a bit like Dungeons & Dragons, scuba diving or gardening in that its adherents love nothing more than geeking out over its rules, necessary gear and best practices.
"You probably don't have to be a supporter of Eugene McCarthy to love it, but I wouldn't give it much chance among adherents of Governor Reagan," Mr. Barnes wrote.
Unfortunately, the book dodges the overarching question of whether Westboro is an aberration or an extension of the dogmatism of many religious adherents who lack tolerance for theological diversity.
The idea is not to berate the adherents of extremist ideology, but to help them change their minds themselves, said Ludovica di Giorgi, who manages the Redirect Method program.
Adherents of Salafism, a strict and puritanical interpretation of Sunni Islam, their anger was primed as they watched events unfold in Afghanistan and witnessed the fall of Saddam Hussein.
For most skincare adherents, this is their inaugural step every morning, and Welsh makes it clear that people often conflate cleansers with body washes or a bar of soap.
According to supporters of the cardinal, the pope then instructed him to root out from the order elements of Freemasonry, Vatican shorthand for adherents of a secular moral view.
Even though Islam and Christianity are world religions, in China they remain minor, with the number of their combined adherents amounting to less than 2000 percent of the population.
Its adherents talk of "getting red-pilled," a reference to the movie "The Matrix," in which the protagonist ingests a tablet that melts away artifice to reveal the truth.
Adherents believe the US Constitution is a divinely-inspired document, blurring the lines between state and church, and the Bundys have seized on this viewpoint to justify their own actions.
On "Iron Curtain," reverb and tinny hi-hat provide creeptastic backdrop to an over-the-top ode to that last historical great bulwark against the free market and it's adherents.
Futurism united adherents of the most radical politics of the twentieth century: fascists, for whom the state should serve the strong, and communists, who hoped to incinerate tradition in revolution.
With the internet fertilizing whole communities devoted to obscure hobbies and ideologies—however odd or ugly—every manner of conceivable conspiracy theory seems to have attracted its own devoted adherents.
By joining together in communal bonds of solidarity, adherents often staked everything they had — all their material wealth, as well as their affective energies — on the survival of the group.
Ever in search of a "total art," Bauhaus's adherents often turned to the theater as an art form that could combine multiple practices, including architecture, dance, music, design, and acting.
Small but increasingly visible communities of Armenians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Yazidis and other minorities live alongside adherents of diverse interpretations of Islam in what is now a predominantly Sunni Kurdish town.
His overall tax agenda fits comfortably within the Reagan legacy: he would cut taxes for the wealthy and hope that supply side economics will work the magic its adherents claim.
But some of the Smell's younger adherents seem to be taking this all in stride, certain that no matter what happens, The Smell's philosophy and community are here to stay.
The latter put on a brave face in the face of a discouraging showing, assuring a crowd of adherents in Miami that he still hopes to come out on top.
Since Nedrum's declaration in favor of kitsch (articulated in his subsequent book), a kitsch movement has emerged, and one of its adherents is LA-based Welsh artist Richard J. Oliver.
Ironically, a group that was formerly forbidden from fostering children in many parts of the country is now trying to impose that same fate on adherents of the Abrahamic faiths.
Photo: Getty ImagesThe Food and Drug Administration is still pressing down hard on kratom—the plant treatment that adherents say has helped them manage their opioid addiction or chronic pain.
This is why Modi's adherents have constructed a grand monolithic narrative to justify their actions, one that proclaims cultural continuity of tradition and that pivots upon a retrograde Brahmanical core.
But as Keynesian economics gained adherents, the aim of altering the structure of capitalism was gradually replaced by the narrower goal of using public spending to augment consumer purchasing power.
Stoked by increasingly vocal separatist politicians, Madrid's intransigence prompted many Catalans to consider a vote for independence that would have attracted far fewer adherents as recently as a decade ago.
Sheikh Qadhi, however, said that, based on several frightening experiences recently in Tennessee, he has more to fear from right-wing Muslim-haters than from adherents of the Islamic State.
Seamus Hughes, the deputy director of George Washington University's Program on Extremism, said that Turkey also figured heavily in the travel patterns of American adherents trying to join the group.
Hitler, who died in 1945 as Allied forces bore down on Germany's capital, spent only a brief time at the residence, though it reportedly still draws neo-Nazi adherents yearly.
He is doing all the "Right Things" to bring Jesus back, and the "mainstream media" and its globalist adherents are getting in his way for their own, presumably diabolical ends.
Which is an odd position to take when you're famous for founding an organization that allegedly forces its adherents to pay thousands and thousands of dollars in exchange for information.
By a coincidence that its adherents insist is entirely innocent, this happens to be the Jewish state, making anti-Zionists either the most disingenuous of ideologues or the most obtuse.
Experts say it mirrors the growth of right-wing movements elsewhere, especially in the ways that adherents find common cause on issues about identity, whether LGTQ status or national origin.
The campaign, which Mr. Abel intended as a sendup of censorship, proved so convincing that it found a bevy of authentic adherents, with SINA chapters springing up throughout the country.
The messages initially called recruits to travel to the group's territory, but as those journeys became more perilous, Mr. Adnani exhorted adherents to stay put and wage violence at home.
Salafi because its adherents believe they must return all Muslims to the beliefs and practices of the time of the Prophet Mohammad and the early generations of Muslims (the salaf).
When a living faith gets treated like a museum piece, it's hard for its adherents to know whether to treat the moment as an opportunity for outreach or for outrage.
Believed by adherents to be a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad, he is currently the custodian of the Shrine of Imam Reza, the wealthiest religious endowment in the Middle East.
On the right and left, candidates and activists emphasize their identity as adherents to a party or ideology or interest group rather than devotion to our shared identity as Americans.
This is the same problem Catholics, Protestants and Jews have had to grapple with throughout the centuries as adherents of each of those religions used violence to further some aim.
As years went by, Mother Divine sold off the Peace Mission's holdings and gathered a dwindling number of older adherents around her at Woodmont, where she ruled in sovereign fashion.
He believes that Islam will overtake the West because its adherents are more numerous and intense, a prediction that ignores the realities of oil dependence, anti-modernity and sectarian strife.
Mr. Vorspan, as a senior vice president of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, led the social justice efforts of a movement with 1.3 million members and another 700,000 adherents.
The thread of innovation that makes Touareg desert blues band, Tinariwen, adherents to a defiant tradition—and influencers of countless bands in their wake—is a long and fascinating one.
The ex-fighters are Salafists, a literalist Sunni school of Islam whose adherents range from the radical jihadists of Islamic State to an overwhelming majority which shies away from politics.
And add to that, they've delegitimized President Obama, but they've failed to succeed with any of the promises they've made to their rank and file voters, or Tea Party adherents.
The Brotherhood, founded nearly 90 years ago in Egypt, and affiliated Islamist organizations have seen their fortunes decline as authoritarian governments across the Middle East have cracked down on their adherents.
Both are wondering what to do as Islam gains adherents and demands the same status (in education and the oversight of broadcasting, for example) as Germany's Christian churches have long enjoyed.
Scientific racism posits behavior and intelligence as matters of nature, not nurture, and anoints white people society's "natural" leaders; adherents refer to this belief as the "human bio-diversity movement" (HBD).
Mexico has been one of the most orthodox adherents among emerging markets to IMF doctrine, such as a freely floating currency, and only Colombia and Poland have received similar credit lines.
We had some people who were adherents of TNCs [transportation network companies] and Uber and Lyft who recognized the validity of Uber and Lyft in taking drunk drivers off the road.
There's a school of thought in the photography world that suggests you "zoom with your feet," but I don't imagine any of its adherents ever conceived of the Nikon Coolpix P21000.
And it was more than just a trend — the movement wielded political influence and boasted influential adherents like first lady Mary Todd Lincoln, suffragette Victoria Woodhull, Carl Jung, and Thomas Edison.
But Segal said the Alt-Right appears to be growing, with more adherents moving from a largely online presence to engaging in events like the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville.
Since then, the leadership of the Islamic State, which has recruited heavily from the Northern Caucasus, has encouraged its adherents in southern Russia to attack the police and other government targets.
Like all other discriminatory hierarchies, this one keeps adherents in line by frightening them with the loss of privilege and identity if they show sympathies for those born lower than them.
Through online contacts and inspiration it will seek to motivate adherents to strike out abroad in Europe and the US, as we've already seen, using less complex tools, such as trucks.
But the mistake the adherents to the "he's going to be in a battle for the 2020 nomination!" idea make is to assume those two lanes are of roughly equivalent size.
But the ADL's Segal said the alt-right appears to be growing, with more adherents moving from a largely online presence to engaging in events such as "Unite the Right" rallies.
Mathematics is often lauded as a universal language, but this is blatantly untrue; for universality to work, adherents must believe in the same basic truths, or principles, to the same degree.
In one case, authorities intercepted conversations among al Qaeda adherents overseas about targeting three different states -- New York, Texas and Virginia -- according to one local and one federal law enforcement official.
But each had a past example of supposed success, each had adherents among the eternal optimists of military force in Washington think tanks, and each had its echoes in the press.
Moscow believes that its large number of adherents gives it the right to lead, especially since the mother church is down to about 3,000 parishioners in Turkey, an overwhelmingly Muslim country.
It's interesting, too (and revealing), that the states that have the most religious adherents send the most hateful and repressive representatives to Washington, while the least religious send the most caring.
The arrival of roughly 1 million refugees from mostly Muslim countries in 2015 has been blamed for the increase, although the attacks often come from far-right adherents rather than immigrants.
General Suleimani has been especially active in Iraq since 2014 when the Iraqi Army collapsed in the face of aggressive adherents of the Islamic State who seized Mosul and other cities.
Free trade adherents tend to spin these realities as the growing pains of a world becoming more prosperous as a whole, but farmers in the developing world tell a different story.
Should they need to self-insure in the future, Mr. Jensen would likely use a health care cooperative like Liberty HealthShare, as other FIRE adherents have, where members share medical expenses.
Several years later, Horace Fletcher, known as "the great masticator," touted very slow chewing as the remedy for obesity; adherents included normally skeptical people like Upton Sinclair and John D. Rockefeller.
While the trend and its adherents have been mocked and derided before, Ms. Wilson's story takes a fairer and more fact-based look at specific harms it could be responsible for.
Its adherents express disdain for mainstream liberal politics, seeing it as inadequately muscular, and tend to fight the right through what they call "direct actions" rather than relying on government authorities.
Anxiety in the face of this process is now a universal experience, which is why reactionary ideas attract adherents around the world who share little except their sense of historical betrayal.
Back in those days presidential candidates kept their faith to themselves unless, like John F. Kennedy or George Romney, they were adherents to a religion historically disdained by the Protestant majority.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has widened a crackdown against Jehovah's Witnesses, jailing six adherents of the Christian denomination for extremism in a move rights activists said was unjust and flouted religious freedom.
You can now buy $299 "digital detox" packages at luxury hotels or join the "digital sabbath" movement, whose adherents vow to spend one day a week using no technology at all.
Over the past year, to gain leverage, they have both shown themselves adherents of the "madman" theory of negotiation, expressing a willingness to take extreme action to get what they want.
But those ideas are still very much a part of America's foreign policy discourse, and some day, even as soon as this January, their adherents could return to the White House.
Bush visited a mosque less than one week after 9/11, and Obama's responsible but controversial refusal to use the language "Islamic terrorism" signaled respect for a religion with 1 billion adherents.
" This alleged silence, according to Pompeo, "casts doubt upon the commitment to peace among adherents of the Muslim faith" and "has made these Islamic leaders across America potentially complicit in these acts.
The alt-right is also particularly concerned with "political correctness" -- which its adherents despise -- viewing any attempt to reconcile across cultures and races as evidence of weakness in those who seek it.
Meanwhile, the zero-sum nature of the American attention span left no room for fears of white supremacy and its fanatical adherents, forcing them to the farthest fringes of worries and fears.
Among other views, many adherents hold (incorrectly, of course) that the president is secretly working with Special Counsel Robert Mueller to expose high-level Democrats' involvement in a murderous, Satanic pedophile ring.
Personal-finance experts (and their adherents in the financial media) celebrate this trend the way nutritionists would applaud if most people shunned junk food and adopted a sensible diet-and-exercise regimen.
And I'm not talking about all Muslims, I'm talking about the power of specific ideas on a subset of adherents to Islam — and how big that subset is is open for debate.
If the old rule for hardcore pornography — "you know it when you see it" — is no measure to go by, then surely taking fascism's modern adherents at their own word should be.
Trump supporters took to the airwaves to argue that the candidate was either joking, or simply reminding that Second Amendment adherents are great organizers who could rally the base this November. Malarkey!
Islamic State, which has recruited known cyber experts from European countries and published treatises on communications security, is well known for using Twitter and other services to recruit and radicalize new adherents.
Peterson, a polarizing figure, came to prominence in 2015 and has since been lionized by some as a free speech martyr, and a slayer of social justice warriors by far-right adherents.
In February, the Brooklyn diocese, one of the country's biggest claiming about 1.5 million adherents, named more than 100 priests that it said had been credibly accused of sexually abusing a child.
Adherents to this school of thought also note the number of votes cast for Green Party nominee Jill Stein could have been vital in the crucial states of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.
And the rise of diet trends like Paleo, vegetarian and gluten-free also is spurring more home cooking, he said, because adherents have difficulty finding something they can eat on many menus.
Still, as obnoxious as some of its followers can be, the boycott movement on campus is thriving not because of, but in spite of, the anti-Semitism of some of its adherents.
But his external racism is heavily influenced by adherents of an ideology that believes whiteness is the essential character of America, with direct and very detrimental impacts on discussions regarding immigration policy.
The alt right's adherents don't often invoke the "first freedom" talking point, the heritage of sportsmen, or the need for self-defense—the rhetoric used by groups like the National Rifle Association.
Populism is not easy to define, the roots of its success are varied, and its adherents do not represent a single ideology, even if they all criticize uncontrolled migration, especially of Muslims.
The decision taken by the hierarchy of the Russian church barred all its adherents from taking part in rituals like communion, baptism and marriage at any church worldwide controlled by the Patriarchate.
Talking to High Spirits touring bassist Bobby Scott later, I discovered a possible reason for the crowd's enthusiastic response: it's a small scene, and its adherents can be incredibly passionate about it.
The 20th-century German philosopher (and victim of the Nazis) Walter Benjamin warned how fascism engages an "aestheticization of politics," where spectacle and transcendence provide a type of ecstasy for its adherents.
The movement's blend of Old Testament prophecy and pan-African nationalism has its roots in the Caribbean diaspora, but its dreadlocked adherents can be spotted across the continent from Zanzibar to Senegal.
The incel community that Mr. Minassian paid homage to, for example, was banned from Reddit last year because, among other issues, some adherents advocated rape as a means to end their celibacy.
Max had been a brilliant and leading organizer of the Yiddish Bund, a humane form of non-Communist leftism that attracted tens of thousands of adherents in prerevolutionary Russia, Lithuania and Poland.
This time, it&aposs the resurgence of an old concept known as the Military Diet, a low-calorie plan that claims to help adherents lose up to 10 pounds in three days.
Now we come to the sad realization that it is tough to call a policy agenda "extreme" when most of the adherents of one of the two major parties have embraced it.
The Islamic State, in particular, is adapting to setbacks and increasingly using the tools of globalization — including Bitcoin and encrypted communications — to take their fight underground and rally adherents around the world.
That system obviously won the series a lot of adherents and was part of its charm, but it makes Mass Effect 3's attempt to deconstruct those choices a much riskier proposition.
Gamergate adherents seemed to believe the focus of the industry should be making better games, an argument that ignored that for many, having more diverse games was necessary for having better games.
As we know, many major world religions—Judaism, Catholicism, Islam, Hinduism—are pronatalist, requiring adherents to have children (traditional Judaism insists on a minimum of at least two, a boy and a girl).
He's cited a thoroughly debunked story about videos of Muslim Americans cheering after the 9/11 attacks, and said he wants a database of, and ID cards for, all adherents to the faith.
Adherents would try to gain enlightenment by reading the works of "Master Li" (said to be able to walk through walls) and engaging in slow-motion exercise routines, often in groups in public.
Mr Wade exposes a bizarre narrative promoted by the Buddhist and Bamar majority—that Islam, with only a few million adherents in a country of 53m, has become the new threat to Myanmar.
As I listened to their stories, it became clear that my students were not adherents to the one-drop rule that had given my generation its place in the national matrix of race.
The Sisterhood advises new members not to broach the Palestininian question with adherents of the other faith until they have known each other, and discussed many other things, for at least 18 months.
"Now the OPEC and the non-OPEC adherents to the deal that was cut have a big problem on their hands because these guys aren't going away as quickly this time," Kilduff said.
As the organization lost territory over the last few years, it shifted its focus to guerrilla tactics in the Middle East and encouraging adherents to carry out insurgent attacks in their home countries.
Almost all the new residents were Hasidim, members of a branch of Orthodox Judaism with adherents who follow a strict interpretation of Jewish law, speak Yiddish, and eschew engagement with the secular world.
"If you don't speak up when this sort of ideology is being promoted at the highest level, you end up being complicit in the actions taken by its more extreme adherents," Naison says.
The group also had a part in kickstarting the youth crew subculture, whose adherents often followed Ian MacKaye's accidentally invented straight edge lifestyle, avoiding animal products, and enjoying walking on each others' heads.
Its adherents, among whom are many of the leading economic policy-makers of the past few decades, typically hold that monetary policy is a more powerful and efficient macroeconomic tool than fiscal stimulus.
Across the European Union, populist movements have gained adherents as an outraged response to globalization, imperiling the future of major trade deals, including a pact with the United States and another with Canada.
Although the once-proud working-class city in England's northeast heartland benefited from the bloc, the campaign that became known as "Brexit" found many adherents and brought long-suppressed grievances into the open.
At the same time, though, American officials have long worried about Saudi Arabia's suspected role in promoting a hard-line strain of Islam, which has some adherents who have been linked to violence.

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