Three decades ago, Serra's most fervent critical champions were leftists.
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The most fervent Sandernistas tended not to be Democrats at all.
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Instead, he appeared to speak directly to his most fervent supporters.
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Mr. Whipple said that nuns were among his most fervent admirers.
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Many of the Khmer Rouge's most fervent ideologues were foreign-educated.
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PewDiePie's most fervent fans were angered by YouTube and Maker Studios decision.
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There is precedent for Netflix giving in to the most fervent demands.
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On one hand, his most fervent supporters expect serious action on China.
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Among his most fervent admirers was Margaret Thatcher, former British prime minister.
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Five years of economic recession have turned many into Maduro's most fervent opponents.
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Few besides the most fervent government loyalists ever saw truth in the plots.
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But that does not seem likely to placate the most fervent Brexit supporters.
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I think it might be central to his appeal to his most fervent supporters.
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Even Uber's most fervent supporters had not grasped the true potential of the business.
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Does anyone outside of the most fervent gearheads care that much about their cars?
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The Republican's most fervent supporters would often chant "lock her up" at Trump's rallies.
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That's right, this colorful mushroom friend is arguably the Mushroom Kingdom's most fervent loyalist.
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They are not the majority of his supporters, but they are his most fervent.
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Atkins, a former topless dancer, was described as one of Manson's most fervent disciples.
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Not even its most fervent supporters expect it to go anywhere without considerable adjustment.
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This was not a popular view except among the most fervent pro-Trump outlets.
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The bottom line: Facebook's TikTok argument is unlikely to placate its most fervent critics.
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From the perspective of Trump's most fervent supporters, the issue of race is crucial.
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Their movement feels exhilarating, the fulfillment of their most fervent political hopes in view.
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But some of his most fervent backers insist that it makes perfect electoral sense.
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They are not the majority of his supporters, but they are his most fervent.
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Sounds like some of Microsoft's most fervent browser users may be asking the same question.
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Most fervent are Argentina's Rolingas, a country-wide tribe of devotees who worship The Stones.
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Some of Trump's most fervent fans expressed enthusiasm for his performance at the news conference.
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If he does, Trump's most fervent defenders in the House will take it in stride.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we speak with Donald Trump's most fervent women supporters.
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They're all delicious, but even the most fervent cheese lover has a line they won't cross.
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Nevertheless, the most fervent and disgruntled of Markle's detractors have labeled her an opportunistic social climber.
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Even some of the most fervent Trump fans have acknowledged she did not state the truth.
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Like Mr. Trump, the president's most fervent supporters are not swayed by facts they consider inconvenient.
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And yet, Nintendo doesn't run its business according to the suggestions outlined by the most fervent threads.
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For the most fervent Tesla fans, another three months might be palatable, even with the repeated delays.
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This was a history of which I had no knowledge when I was at my most fervent.
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It's been the biggest disappointment of Trump's presidency to some of his earliest and most fervent defenders.
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He makes grandiose promises to rile up his most fervent supporters, apparently without thinking through the implications.
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The decision angered some of his most fervent supporters, who immediately criticized his seeming change of heart.
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However, tensions between the two campaigns — and among their most fervent supporters — have increased in recent days.
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Ideologically, Mr. Trump's most fervent supporters in Congress break with the Freedom Caucus in important policy areas.
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Trump's most fervent supporters would probably not recognize qualities in the President that Biden saw in McCain.
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Even fossil fuels' most fervent supporters realize that federal energy research plays an important role in economic development.
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But it was singular among its most fervent consumers for its unique, sophisticated home goods and customer service.
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At rallies, the president's most fervent supporters look past his falsehoods, racially charged statements and attacks on critics.
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That's enough to sow doubt in even the most democratic of minds and the most fervent of revolutionaries.
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Hanging out with friends, he honed his technique by watching DVDs of two of his most fervent inspirations.
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" Zeleny wrote that Biden "followed the lead of -- and sought support from -- some of the Senate's most fervent segregationists.
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The word first came from former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who is perhaps Trump's most fervent campaign surrogate.
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An original watercolor painting of the storefront elicited the most fervent bidding war while I was at the auction.
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The poll found that while Trump's most fervent supporters approve of refusing to bend, no other demographic group did.
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Many of his most fervent supporters are involved in the technology industry and actively promote him on social media.
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But perhaps this idea of humiliating Mexico is what really appeals to President Trump and his most fervent supporters.
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If Ms. Handel keeps a cool distance from the president, she risks alienating the most fervent pro-Trump voters.
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Interpreting his slippery lyrics became a favorite pastime of the band's most fervent fans, the Deadheads, something he relished.
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They would be followed, Mr. Boss recalled, by 50 to 100 of the most fervent collectors, armed with flashlights.
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"Proud to be followed by @narendramodi" read the Twitter bios of hundreds of the prime minister's most fervent supporters.
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Since the death of his beloved wife Joan on July 6, 2017, his most fervent desire was to join her.
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For its most fervent adherents, French republicanism is supposed to supercede all previous loyalties, be they Catholic, Protestant or Jewish.
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While the Trump-Putin meeting will be closely watched by NATO members, its most fervent observers might be in Ukraine.
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While Israel consistently polls amongst his most fervent supporters internationally, polling data shows his Israeli approval rating closer to 69%.
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Rosie O'Donnell, one of President Trump's most fervent critics, says she's genuinely concerned whether she'll survive his time in office.
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The lower house's approval of the bill by a crushing 22015 votes to 216 stunned even the most fervent optimists.
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One of the most fervent anti-war senators is Paul, with his libertarian bent and his opposition to nation-building.
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As a seemingly gentle, childlike man, he inspired a protectiveness in his most fervent fans that continues to this day.
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But even with early eligibility and same-day registration, many of Sanders's most fervent Latino supporters aren't eligible to caucus.
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Florida's two major parties are now looking to their most fervent supporters - progressive Democrats and Republican conservatives - for victory in November.
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They're now just old paper, stapled together by sellers capitalizing on nostalgia for one of American media's most fervent news spectacles.
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But Sanders's most fervent backers, who have still not accepted Clinton becoming the nominee, caused significant disruption during the previous hours.
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And the demographic core of Trump's base — male, white and rural — tracks seamlessly with the most fervent supporters of gun rights.
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More broadly, Germany has been the most fervent voice that reckless economic pursuits should be punished, no matter the human toll.
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In the campaign's last weeks, at such rallies, Mr. Trump is sealed in a hermetic bubble with his most fervent supporters.
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Robert Jeffress, the senior pastor of First Baptist Dallas and one of Mr. Trump's most fervent evangelical supporters, said on Tuesday.
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Some of its most fervent admirers see it as the perfect work of art for its moment, the roaring mid-1980s.
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One of the most fervent evangelists of this was Sergio Marchionne, the Fiat chief executive who engineered the merger with Chrysler.
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During the 2016 presidential race, Sessions, then a Republican senator for Alabama, was among Trump's earliest and most fervent political allies.
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Lee Zeldin, a New York Republican who emerged during the House impeachment proceedings as another of the president's most fervent defenders.
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And when these movies are done well, their most fervent fans are right there, ready to embrace that snow globe themselves.
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His most fervent followers are likely to brush them off, as they argue that Trump broke no laws, and admire his cleverness.
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Here was an American president who had railed against free trade and immigration speaking to the world's most fervent believers in globalization.
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It is successful, however, if its purpose is to show to Trump's most fervent backers, to his base, that he is tough.
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As with Clinton herself, Tuesday marked an occasion that was years in the making for some of the candidate's most fervent supporters.
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The big appeal of Mr. Sanders to his most fervent supporters is that he hasn't changed his views on his core issues.
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Trump's most fervent supporters want the return of traditional industries, the retreat of intrusive government and the disempowering of the current elite.
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Tariffs could also backfire on the economy of the regions in the southeastern United States where Mr. Trump's support is most fervent.
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The GOP Congress also has come up short on some of Trump's chief priorities, disappointing the president and his most fervent supporters.
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The Israeli government, and its most fervent supporters in the United States, expected Donald Trump to deliver a new New Middle East.
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At worst, it communicates that message more broadly to the most fervent of the white supremacists who number among the president's supporters.
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One of the most fervent environmental campaigns in Australia's history could also be a tipping point in the global campaign against coal.
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More recently, Trump has received a wild reception at the conference dominated by young people and the right-wing's most fervent members.
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Mr. Raniere's most fervent followers included Allison Mack, the former "Smallville" actress, and Clare Bronfman, an heiress to the Seagram liquor fortune.
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The most fervent gun rights advocates are almost certain to turn out every year, and guns are the issue that drives them.
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Bernie Sanders's campaign and his most fervent supporters are going to read this article as harsh — and in many ways it is.
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Both sides will use the vacancy to rouse the most fervent members of their political bases by demonstrating the stakes in the election.
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Parker and Clyde attracted fans, the most fervent of whom stormed the site of their death in Louisiana, gathering stray bullets as memorabilia.
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Trump's most fervent supporters included outspoken anti-Semites, online trolls on the "alt-right" who delighted at tormenting Jewish journalists and public figures.
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There are tensions about the White House's strategy, with the most fervent Trump allies favoring a hard-line approach and others expressing misgivings.
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And although opposition protests occasionally gum up the centre of Nairobi, even his most fervent supporters will not stay on the streets indefinitely.
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Perry was one of Clinton's most fervent celebrity surrogates during the 2016 presidential race, repeatedly hitting the campaign trail for the Democratic nominee.
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The editorial boards of The New York Times and The Washington Post, in particular, probably would be the most fervent in offering praise.
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The big picture: The breadth and speed of the new disclosures were sobering even to the most fervent loyalists in Trump's inner circle.
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As the NYTimes points out, the president's admission of replacing Obamacare is sure to be a serious disappointment to Trump's most fervent supporters.
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Some of Trump's most fervent supporters have branded IRI an enemy, a proponent of the globalist agenda that Trump and his backers abhor.
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Foreigners in particular are widely assumed to have been the Islamic State's most fervent adherents since they moved there to join the caliphate.
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But even the most fervent evangelists (myself included) never imagined the kind of global economic, social, and cultural impact Wi-Fi would have.
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Meanwhile, some of the most fervent activism against affirmative action comes from a growing movement of recent first-generation Chinese immigrants, academics said.
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But it's uncommon for George Conway to tweet about Trump in direct response to his wife, one of the president's most fervent supporters.
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Both Sanders and Trump have been peddling messages of economic gloom, and their most fervent supporters may just be parroting back those messages.
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Sean Hannity, a Fox News Host and one of Trump's most fervent supporters, praised the president's decision to accept Kim's invitation to meet.
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In the eyes of its most fervent fans, Marvel has assassinated Magneto, arguably the most beloved villain the comic book company has ever created.
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Protesters gathered on 14th Street outside the National Press Club to demonstrate against "DeploraBall," an event organized by some of Trump's most fervent supporters.
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Juicero's most fervent believer was its CEO, Doug Evans, who came up with the idea after finding flaws with every juicer on the market.
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One of Mr Modi's first and most fervent pledges in office was to clean up the Ganges, to ensure its "purity and uninterrupted flow".
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The move to revoke Brennan's security clearance was widely seen as an effort by Trump to retaliate against one of his most fervent critics.
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" As for Sanders, Warren again condemned the online rhetoric of some of his most fervent supporters and said such behavior represented "a real problem.
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Sure, his most fervent supporters and the most stubborn tribunes of his fugitive greatness — Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham, Ann Coulter — are rallying behind him.
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Bernie Sanders' most fervent supporters have built a grassroots progressive political movement since his 2016 presidential bid, showing up in throngs to his rallies.
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He was also perhaps its most fervent evangelist, openly boasting at the Capitol that he had convinced friends and acquaintances to buy into Innate.
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For Escapex clients, it means controlled access to their most fervent admirers, a way to reach the superfans, ignore the haters and make money.
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In fact, it's the people who go to church least — like the members of the alt-right — who seem the most fervent moral crusaders.
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The president's most fervent backers, in both politics and the media, have suggested that Mueller's probe might be derailed by allegations of political bias.
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Ms. Pirro, whose television career had stagnated, has watched her ratings rise as she became one of Mr. Trump's most fervent on-air defenders.
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It would infuriate some of his most fervent supporters, risk economic turmoil, and violate a campaign promise shortly before he's up for reelection in 2020.
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But there is some evidence that his administration might not be as radical as his most fervent backers hope and his most adamant critics fear.
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Although the move has long been sought by the most fervent backers of Israel, a storm of protest is already brewing in the Arab world.
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That kind of political calculus has not yet budged Mr. Trump's most fervent backers, who see the 2016 race as a battle over national identity.
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He was also one of the most fervent abolitionists in eighteenth-century France, and he brought that fervor to the final volumes of the Encyclopédie.
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Yet the most fervent anti-Trump campaigners have long held on to one slim reed of hope that there's still a way to stop him.
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His most fervent allies portray Mr. Mueller as a runaway prosecutor whose supervisor, Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, should be removed from office.
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The debate over the mine has dominated headlines in Australia for months and fueled one of the most fervent environmental campaigns in the nation's history.
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The largest, most fervent and violent Baghdad protests on Wednesday were in the poor and working class neighborhoods of Sadr City and Al Amal City.
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For the most fervent and least coherently ideological members of the self-described Trump opposition, a mastermind figure provides a stable and versatile narrative prompt.
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That disparity, in the very city where Mao spent his youth and first embraced politically radical ideas, has infuriated his most fervent admirers across China.
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One of Jefferson's most fervent hopes was that Americans would be spared this carnage, and he did his best to set us on that path.
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His fans back him and his teachings with zealous vigor, and the employees and volunteers who run his events are often his most fervent followers.
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"People are really devastated, a lot of the #KHive are women of color," she added, referencing the hashtag of Harris's most fervent and active supporters.
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When I stepped out of the Harrington on the morning of July 19703, the streets of DC were already swamped with Trump's most fervent supporters.
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Older South Koreans were among her most fervent supporters, while critics warned that she was trying to take the country back to its authoritarian past.
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This gives a single sufficiently radioactive bad review a blackball effect—which is, of course, the most fervent hope of the person who posted it.
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Ms Ortega's rebellion and Mr Ramírez's resignation are a sure sign that the regime has lost moral authority even among some of its most fervent supporters.
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The vitriol adds context to polling that shows Trump losing to almost every major 2020 Democrat, despite marshaling the most fervent base of any modern president.
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Trump refused to apologize and their feud has carried into his administration, where McCain has been one of his most fervent Republican critics on Capitol Hill.
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Among his most fervent supporters are Brazil's farm lobby, which depends on the Chinese market and which has led Bolsonaro to soften his view of China.
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Unfortunately, we don't currently recommend the HomePod to anyone but the most fervent of Apple fans because it is lacking in app support, smarts, and functionality.
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In the world of art, athletes and musicians may seem like unlikely subjects, but the truth is that they're some of the most fervent collectors around.
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He is among the most fervent users, whose numbers have steadily increased since the low-cost subscription-based movie service became more widely available in 219.95.
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Anderson, whose most fervent wish was for her parents to get back together, saw Skalnik as an interloper, and a calculating and tacky one at that.
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The White House invited the most fervent supporters over to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue on Wednesday morning for a chance to get on the same page. Sen.
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Matt McRae, Vizio's chief technology officer, took to AVSForum (where he maintains an active presence) to explain the revised user interface to the company's most fervent users.
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Invasion America is mostly forgotten today, but the site Animation Artist published a story about its most fervent fans, and episodes have been unofficially uploaded to YouTube.
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Rall is one of the most fervent of those supporters, and it's telling that Bernie doesn't even enter a book that bears his name until page 74.
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She's a vocal participant in a grassroots movement backing the 2020 candidate that takes its name from a moniker embraced by some of Beyoncé's most fervent supporters.
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But Russia, one of Assad's most fervent allies, dismissed the allegation and suggested that the U.S. was trying to create a pretext for attacking the Syrian government.
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That only Trump's most fervent backers reject compromise may be politically problematic for the president since only 21625 percent of voters said they strongly approve of him.
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While he would be best served by a somber shade — perhaps for his tresses as well as his temper — his most fervent fans prefer a sassy one.
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It's way too early for even the most fervent Trump supporters to insist the same happy results will come from this president's tougher talk and potential actions.
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The plan, being drafted as legislation by House Republicans, would not grant Puerto Rico's most fervent request: permission to restructure its entire $72 billion debt in bankruptcy.
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Chareau's most fervent supporters were a small coterie of cultivated, upper-middle-class professionals, many of whom were related, notably the Bernheims, the Flegs and the Dalsaces.
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But Mr. Conway has never aimed his sharp-edged Twitter wit directly at Ms. Conway, who has been one of Mr. Trump's most fervent and shameless defenders.
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How much longer even the most fervent competitors will put up with these shenanigans before dropping SF5 for another fighting game, however, is yet to be seen.
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The most fervent critics of the airline after the April 9 passenger-dragging fiasco on United Express Flight 43 have also no doubt lost their sense of humor.
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The most fervent Apple fans will wait — but in the meantime, the iPhone 8 could start looking better and better for everyone else who needs a new smartphone.
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But everyone I spoke with, including the most fervent advocates for carbon removal, stressed the huge challenges of the work, some of them technological, others political and economic.
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Utah was seen as favorable territory for Sanders, with an overwhelmingly white population and a caucus process that tends to reward candidates who have the most fervent supporters.
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Trump faces pressure to deliver trade concessions with China for some of his most fervent supporters and prevent a crisis with North Korea from spiraling out of control.
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"I'm a patriot," said Cengiz Topcu, 57, a fisherman in Rize on the Black Sea coast, Erdogan's ancestral home town where his supporters are among the most fervent.
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Clinton ran against Obama in a bitter campaign in 2008, and many of Sanders's most fervent supporters think he's a weak-kneed neoliberal sellout tool of Wall Street.
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In the north of Greece where opposition to the deal is most fervent, protesters have targeted the homes of members of Parliament from Mr. Tsipras's leftist Syriza party.
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Paris Dennard, who is black and one of the president's most fervent evangelists, said he had lost many black Republican friends because of his support for Mr. Trump.
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For months, Mr. Trump and some of his most fervent congressional supporters have clamored for the material's release against the protests of the intelligence and law enforcement communities.
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But as Dan Corken, one of Mr. Biden's most fervent volunteers, knocks on doors here, he is dubious about the candidate's prospects just days out from Monday's caucuses.
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At every turn, the White House promotes policies that will only worsen ocean health, and the president and his most fervent supporters still insist the problem isn't real.
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But Rent is neither as great a musical as many people originally thought, nor quite as bad as its most fervent detractors would rant about to you now.
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It varies by genre, by locale, by environment, but for everyone outside of the most fervent fans of psychedelic-leaning stoner doom, the color black is a major component.
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Sheer deprivation can make the intentions of even the most fervent activists begin to dissolve, which is the whole point of the Syrian government strategy of besieging rebel holdouts.
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The runoff will be at a time when people are otherwise busy and engaged (graduations, weddings, and summer vacations.) The candidate who has the most fervent base should win.
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Many of his most fervent supporters are disappointed with what Obama was able to accomplish as president, and Sanders is far more progressive and outside of the congressional mainstream.
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Gallup was created in 230, which means it's had a front row seat for some of the hottest hysterias and most fervent public policy debates of the 20th century.
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When Trump mocked the physical appearance of the New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski, even his most fervent supporters struggled to come up with plausible defense of their candidate.
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This of course drives them to the polls but as we saw in the Florida and Arizona gubernatorial races, the most fervent Democratic voters are the Bernie Sanders disciples.
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Trump faces pressure to deliver trade concessions with China for some of his most fervent supporters and to prevent a crisis with North Korea from spiraling out of control.
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Uber is among the most fervent believers, and today the company revealed the vehicle it hopes will realize this congestion killer: the aspirationally—if not inspirationally—named Common Reference Model.
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George W. Bush didn't do it: He was so toxic at this point in his administration that John McCain's most fervent wish was to tuck him into a broom closet.
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What's next: Even the most fervent House conservatives tell me they can't fault Ways and Means chair Kevin Brady, who has been working to sell border adjustability to his colleagues.
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In 2015, California's Department of Transportation, which supervised some of the most fervent highway construction in the nation during the 20th century, came right out and admitted this didn't work.
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Leave it to the popular sports columnist and podcast host Bill Simmons, one of basketball's most fervent followers, to remind us that Golden State's majesty is a force to behold.
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It bears recalling that Representative Devin Nunes of California, the top Republican on the Intelligence Committee, has been among Congress's most fervent crusaders in trying to discredit the Mueller investigation.
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Groups began to predicate entire political identities on what was "important" versus what was a "distraction," and "distraction" became a euphemism for everything outside the speaker's own most fervent aims.
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But on Wikipedia, as in the real world, the users with the deepest technical knowledge of firearms are also the most fervent gun owners and the most hostile to gun control.
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About a decade after American shale firms began to surge, their most fervent backers can rightly claim that innovation has given the world a vast new source of oil and gas.
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Where Mid90s really shines, though, is in the way it's able to paint a portrait of what skateboarding means to its most fervent participants and the influence it holds over them.
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His abuse of these children is witnessed by a troubled world whose most fervent believers in freedom and democracy ask what has gone wrong in our beacon of justice and light.
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FALKIRK, Scotland/LONDON (Reuters) - Scotch whisky makers were among the most fervent industry advocates for staying in the European Union, but if Britain has to leave, they prefer a clean break.
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Every internet platform is wising up to the fact that web-native creators who grew up on their sites often create the most compelling content and the most fervent fan bases.
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Also, consider that a crowd is only representative of a candidate's most fervent supporters, and that plenty of voters don't feel as strongly about the candidate that they choose to support.
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Perhaps the most fervent anti-media broadsides came from Dana Loesch, the spokeswoman for the National Rifle Association, who used her remarks to accuse news organizations of rooting for gun massacres.
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Mr. Trump has given the network about 45 interviews as president, using it to communicate with his most fervent supporters even as he embraces lines of argument that its hosts advance.
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The release is the culmination of an investigation that consumed the national political conversation for nearly two years and was freighted with the outsize expectations of Mr. Trump's most fervent critics.
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It was opened by Mr. Dorsey, who sat cross-legged on the stage, leading a 10-minute meditation for his most fervent followers — Twitter's employees flown in from across the globe.
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Those accomplishments are catnip for the president's most fervent supporters across the country, said Sara Fagen, who served as a senior aide and political director for former President George W. Bush.
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EVERY AGE HAS its defining minor characters, those who briefly light up the public's imagination not for their achievements but for how they personify our anxieties and most fervent human desires.
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That admission is sure to be a serious disappointment for the president's most fervent supporters, who sent him to Washington believing that he would move quickly to dispatch the health law.
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Harris' proposal would provide every worker in America six months of paid family and medical leave — double what even the most fervent supporters of paid leave in Congress have pushed for.
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Democrats' most fervent supporters have fantasized since Inauguration Day 2017 about impeaching Mr. Trump, an extreme remedy for the ultimate insurgent they believed was shredding American institutions in his self-interest.
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Although Rouch immersed himself in West African culture to make his films, championing African directors in the process, his most fervent audiences were those who filled the cinematheques and universities of Europe.
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She followed up Rope with a series of far lighter albums aligned more directly both with the pop of their moment, and then was dominated by her most fervent imitator, Britney Spears.
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There were initial reports from senior officials within Mr. Trump's orbit that Mr. Giuliani, Mr. Trump's most fervent supporter in the campaign's final weeks, was the leading candidate for secretary of state.
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Willkie flourished in Ohio, even as he put his most fervent energies into liberal politics, heading a successful effort to wrest control of the Akron school board from the Ku Klux Klan .
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The most fervent supporter of reparations has been self-help author Marianne Williamson, who has said she would like to set aside up to $500 billion for reparations if elected president. Sen.
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As it stands, many of the social networks with the most users and the most fervent devotees are doing the bare minimum when it comes to intervening with and preventing virulent content.
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On Monday, the president seemed to marvel at the young attendee's interest in an area that has remained top-of-mind among his most fervent supporters, and seemed to welcome the validation.
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On a policy level, of course, immigration critics would have lost one of their most fervent allies in the administration, throwing the future of federal policy affecting millions of lives into question.
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A version of Mr. Trump's video appeared last week on a Trump-dedicated page on the message board site Reddit, a popular meeting ground for some of the president's most fervent supporters.
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It is perhaps unsurprising that Sanders' adopted home state would be one of the most fervent anti-Trump strongholds; Morning Consult shows the president's disapproval rating here at more than 60 percent.
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Now, one company is attempting to capitalize on the most fervent devotees of the amber liquor by marketing a niche bottled water that they claim will be your bourbon's new best friend.
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He comes to office with no well-formed ideology and with an evolving understanding of history and government, and a clear goal of using his business acumen to help his most fervent supporters.
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But the Republican Party will have its work cut out for itself to keep the most fervent new Trump donors in the fold — especially if he loses the presidential election on Nov. 2202.
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The ability to spend $13 one may or may not have on eggs is society's great equalizer—after all, some of the poorest people I know are the most fervent brunchers I know.
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He is among Rohrabacher's most fervent critics—or, in any case, among the most retweeted—and has staked his campaign on hammering Rohrabacher for his conservative positions on health care and climate change.
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King, one of the most fervent opponents of immigration in Congress, said there was debate about the legality of Schaaf's actions and his bill would get rid of any doubt about the law.
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The United Kingdom's still-roiling Brexit controversy, with the referendum's most fervent supporters boasting of an unleashed Britain recapturing imperial-era glory, has tended to leave the messier, bloodier details of colonialism unexamined.
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It seems unlikely that most senators, who prize their chamber's decorum and their own dignity, will engage in the kind of disruptive antics adopted by Trump's most fervent allies in the House hearings.
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In addition to the now-ubiquitous MAGA gear, Trump's most fervent supporters can fund his reelection bid by purchasing everything from "Bull-Schiff" T-shirts mocking the impeachment hearings to "snowflake" gift wrap.
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The tabloid's vast readership skews female and older, with nearly half of its readers over the age of 65 — meaning it reaches the heart of the monarchy's most fervent, and most conservative, support.
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What Mr. Trump got was a pair of lawsuits: one filed by Ms. Nwanguma and the other by one of Candidate Trump's most fervent young admirers among the white nationalist movement, Mr. Heimbach.
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The League of Conservation Voters' (LCV) scorecard gave Garrett a lifetime environmental voting record of 2900 percent, and New Jersey LCV labeled him the "most fervent anti-environmentalist" in the New Jersey delegation.
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The "Me, Myself & I" rapper corralled 100 of his most fervent fans Friday night in Chicago for a spicy spread at Nando's PERi-PERi Chicken (think Chipotle but with an explosive taste featuring chicken).
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Many of those feature Republican incumbents trying to hold off Democratic challenges as they walk a tightrope between distancing themselves from an increasingly toxic Trump and holding on to the businessman's most fervent supporters.
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Trump has stated a number of times that he believes the process is "rigged" against him, spurring fears that his most fervent backers will not accept the legitimacy of the outcome if he loses.
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Mr. Obama visited during a season when most of Midway's birds have finished breeding and flown out to sea, leaving some of the island's most fervent protectors feeling that the president was missing out.
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The transition team appeared eager to appease concerns among Mr. Trump's most fervent supporters that choosing Mr. Priebus meant the president-elect had already caved to the Washington "swamp" he had promised to drain.
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With Cruz, though, even the most fervent peroration always feels like a debater's patter, an advocate's brief — compelling enough on the merits, but more of a command performance than a window into deep conviction.
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" But those explanations are not entirely persuasive to someone like Kohn, who told The Hill that, even before she endorsed Sanders, the online behavior of some of his most fervent supporters "gave me pause.
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Lucille Roybal-Allard of California is one of the most fervent voices on this: She's one of two main sponsors of the Help Separated Families Act of 2018, along with fellow California Democratic Rep.
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The same recent Pew study finds gun owners who are also NRA members are the most fervent in their anti-gun law stance, yet they make up only about 6 percent of the population.
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But, all of that hasn't been enough to stop some of the most fervent anti-vaxxers from avoiding their kids' necessary shots, underscoring just how powerful vaccine misinformation can be, particularly in insular communities.
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To the candidates' dismay, their most fervent supporters traded mutual accusations of sexism, anti-Semitism and racism, with some accused of whipping up black and Hispanic hostility towards Mr Zuckerberg's Asian-American wife, Priscilla Chan.
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This week on VICE World of Sports, we jet to Melbourne for a look at Australian football's oldest, most fervent rivalry—a contest between the Collingwood Magpies and the Carlton Blues dating back to 1892.
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Senior Republicans, including Ryan, have warned colleagues not to connect the memo's findings to Mueller's inquiry, but Trump's most fervent allies in Congress have already insisted that its findings are grounds for ending Mueller's work.
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The zeal of Mr. Sanders's online base has been both a source of strength and perpetual aggravation for his campaign, which has delicately balanced condemning bullying without diluting the force of his most fervent followers.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), among Trump's most fervent defenders in Congress, said McConnell was simply stating "something the American people know, something you all know in the press, something the members know," the Post reports.
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But in the eyes of both supporters and opponents of abortion access, Trump's Supreme Court pick fulfills one of the president's most fervent campaign promises: to nominate justices who would help overturn Roe v. Wade.
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In the comfort of his most fervent fans, Trump often resurrects his free-wheeling 2016 campaign style, pinging insults at perceived enemies such as the media and meandering from topic to topic without a clear theme.
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As they contemplate this latest trauma—the rejection by voters and collapse of a health-care reform that was for years their most fervent ambition—Republicans, omnipotent but unloved, need to reflect on why that is.
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By the time journalists and politicians and celebrities assemble at the Washington Hilton on Saturday, the president will be 120 miles away, celebrating his first 100 days in office with some of his most fervent supporters.
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Pushing back against the biggest threat so far to Donald Trump's young presidency, his most fervent supporters are building alternative narratives to run alongside the "establishment" media account — from relatively benign diversions to more bizarre conspiracies.
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After an agonizing count of the Iowa votes showed Mr. Sanders rapidly closing the gap on Mr. Buttigieg, some of Mr. Sanders's most fervent backers said they suspected an establishment-backed conspiracy to slow his momentum.
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He wandered through the lobby of the Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix, where the vote took place on Monday, and found Godfather Griz Jones, the leader of Forever Oakland, one of the team's most fervent fan groups.
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But plot alone can't explain why we return to "Rebecca," which even its most fervent fans will admit is cribbed from "Jane Eyre" (mousy heroine, aloof love interest, his inconvenient first wife, a very convenient fire).
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Icahn, one of industry's most powerful activist investors, cast himself as one of the deal's most fervent critics by charging that Occidental's bid for Anadarko was too expensive and could endanger Occidental's future if oil prices sink.
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My most fervent hope is that "Not Tomorrow Yet," the 12th episode of The Walking Dead's sixth season and one of the best episodes in ages, will mark a turning point for the show in this regard.
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Attempts by the website to go "mainstream" over the last year — firing a reporter for wildly anti-Muslim tweets, for example — have been largely met with derision from the far right, still the site's most fervent readers.
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LAS VEGAS — As the Vegas Golden Knights swarmed Marc-Andre Fleury inside his crease at Bell MTS Place in Winnipeg, one of his most fervent supporters hoisted a sign amid a raucous fete back in Las Vegas.
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Some anti-abortion groups fear that if the court takes a case now, with its future composition uncertain, the majority opinion could be written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the court's most fervent advocate of abortion rights.
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Both he and St. Louis Fed President James Bullard have been the most fervent in pushing for lower interest rates at the Fed, seeing the economy in a weaker state than almost all of their fellow policymakers.
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Both he and St. Louis Fed President James Bullard have been the most fervent in pushing for lower interest rates at the Fed, seeing the economy in a weaker state than almost all of their fellow policymakers.
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He has several times pulled out of immigration deals with Democrats that might have helped mitigate the situation at the border apparently because he feared a backlash from his most fervent supporters and cheerleaders in conservative media.
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The global confusion that has since erupted is the story of a White House that rushed to enact, with little regard for basic governing, a core campaign promise that Mr. Trump made to his most fervent supporters.
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Though New Orleans isn't one of the country's largest television markets, it is one of the most fervent for football, typically rating among the highest in the country for the proportion of households watching the Super Bowl.
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The well received $129 headset and controller combo was included in a pre-order promotion alongside the S8, so there might not be much interest for Daydream on the Samsung phones aside from the most fervent VR enthusiasts.
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Jeff Sessions, an Alabama senator who was one of Trump's most fervent supporters in the U.S. Congress, is said to be under consideration for a prominent role, perhaps defense secretary, sources familiar with transition planning said on Wednesday.
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He was France's most fervent ambassador, setting up restaurants in America and Japan, and providing food both for Disney's French enterprises and for Concorde—always taking his own ingredients with him, to be sure they were the best.
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Ultimately, the popular vote and delegate counts split, with Bernie Sanders taking the former and Buttigieg the latter (pending a Sanders-requested recanvass), as if the affair had been scripted to infuriate Sanders's most fervent and conspiratorial supporters.
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And should Ms. Warren become the party's standard-bearer, she could find it hard to win back the most fervent Sanders backers, who hardly needed any further evidence to claim that the nominating process is stacked against him.
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The centerpiece of the order is a pledge to allow clergy members and houses of worship to endorse political candidates from the pulpit, fulfilling a campaign promise that Mr. Trump repeatedly used to rally his most fervent supporters.
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Impeachment defense leaves Republican senators little choice The President and his most fervent fans must have been delighted as they heard arguments that had been rehearsed for months on Fox News opinion shows echo across the Senate floor.
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Sooner or later, Trump must take a hard position on whether to allow some 700,000 people brought illegally to the US as children to stay, a move that could hurt him with some of his most fervent supporters.
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And it has managed to do this at a time when the travails of democracies in Europe, and the painful changes occurring in the US under Trump, fill even the most fervent believers in multiparty democratic values with doubt.
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Silicon Valley's creativity may have been seeded in the 1960s by hippy counterculture but the technological powerhouse its community constructed has graduated from hanging around in communes to churning out some of the most fervent capitalists in human history.
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Republican Donald Trump's enthusiasm for coal helped make that region one of his most fervent bases of support as Trump racked up big wins in West Virginia, Kentucky and other states in 2016 en route to winning the presidency.
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Some day in the not too distant future, they'll be auctioning posters of Conley and Allen playing lockdown defense, selling throwback Z-Bo jerseys at a discount, offering up collectible prints of The Grindhouse in its most fervent state.
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A leading figure among them is Francis M. Naumann, who has presented all sorts of Dada delights for two decades in his Midtown Manhattan gallery, and who is this city's most fervent guardian of the flame of Marcel Duchamp.
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"This is a problem exacerbated by e-cigarette companies that make what appear to be unfounded and illegal claims that their products are safer and healthier than cigarettes," said Krishnamoorthi, one of the industry's most fervent critics in Congress.
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Icahn, one of industry's most powerful activist investors, cast himself as one of the deal's most fervent critics by charging that Occidental's $38 billion bid for Anadarko was too expensive and could endanger Occidental's future if oil prices sink.
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For an apt real-life example, look at the most fervent Donald Trump supporters, those who believe in his plan to build a giant wall between the US and Mexico and support his promise to ban Muslims from entering the country.
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But before he ran for office, Trump was the most fervent critic of the fact that President Barack Obama regularly hit the links with friends, aides and advisers, arguing that it showed the president was unserious about fixing America's problems.
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The final vote in the Senate trial to acquit Trump will likely come on Wednesday, the day after his speech, and the lawmakers absent for the address will include some of the earliest and most fervent supporters of impeachment. Rep.
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Kaplan is one of the central bank's most fervent believers that "structural" headwinds like globalization and technology will continue to put downward pressure on inflation, despite the lift to inflation that theoretically should be delivered by a tightening labor market.
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Ryan, the rap goes, has deserted his post as a potential conscience of the party and voice for decency, and he has allowed Trump's most fervent acolytes in the House — Devin Nunes, for instance — to run wild in his defense.
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His debate was a continuation of his apparent strategy to ensure his most fervent supporters show up on Election Day, while betting that his attacks on Clinton's character and truthfulness will discourage voting by already skeptical young and liberal Democrats.
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Of all the nouvelle momos (dumplings) at this tiny, forward-thinking Nepalese restaurant, the most fervent are these deep-fried crescents littered with buffalo jerky that's been salted and left to dry over the stove until purged of all but flavor.
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Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.), who has emerged as one of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) most fervent critics, once penned a letter to the California Democrat thanking her for her help in cultivating his career on Capitol Hill.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One of Brexit's most fervent supporters, the planemaker Britten-Norman, is now complaining about Britain's handling of its planned exit from the European Union and is considering moving some functions into the EU or to the United States.
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Yet his digital operation remains a sign of promise: His campaign claimed that one of his fundraising emails collected $2 million at once, and a powerful low-dollar operation backed by his most fervent supporters could help close the gap with Clinton.
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Be it Symone Sanders, the press secretary, Nina Turner or Killer Mike or Rosario Dawson, people that — the guys from Young Turks or others — I interact with a lot and see some of Bernie's most fervent supporters are men and women of color.
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See the 90-second extended cut below: It's a bold premise on Audi's part: that a new car model is enough to kick a disillusioned astronaut out of a funk spurred by nostalgia for one of America's most fervent periods of innovation.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — Even for Senator Jeff Flake, an Arizona Republican who has emerged as one of his party's most fervent critics of President Trump, the warning he issued recently that firing the special counsel could lead to the president's impeachment was extraordinary.
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It has continuously tested the limits of acceptable online discourse, and in its early days served as a safe haven for the most fervent proponents of the GamerGate controversy, which centered on an online harassment campaign targeting women in the videogame industry.
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However, some of Mr Sanders's most fervent supporters think that the Democratic nomination system is unfair because Mrs Clinton has won with the support of superdelegates—party politicians and non-elected bigwigs who account for 2371% of the total delegates to the convention.
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"That's what the leftists and the media want to call me," says one subject, while others decline to answer the question altogether; the most fervent of Dotan's subjects claim to be called to live on the land of their forefathers by divine decree.
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One of the most fervent, but least discussed, elements of President Trump's master plan is the deconstruction of the regulatory state — hobbling EPA, Interior, Energy and more in a bid to — as aides see it— "open up the animal spirits of the economy."
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Yet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has largely remained silent about the problem, and analysts say there's a reason for that: Much of the fake news now spreading like wildfire has been promoted, if not created, by some of Modi's most fervent supporters.
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At the same time, since becoming president, Mr. Trump has given 49 interviews to Fox News, reaching his most fervent supporters, compared with just 13 for the other major networks combined, according to numbers kept by Mark Knoller, the longtime CBS News correspondent.
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" They also said that the "liberating ambitions" of the president's 2017 campaign platform, which stressed American-style equality of opportunity, not outcome, "are now lost on a growing number of our fellow citizens, including some of the most fervent supporters of 2017.
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In a series of never-before-published letters from Biden, which were reviewed by CNN, the strength of his opposition to busing comes into sharper focus, particularly how he followed the lead of -- and sought support from -- some of the Senate's most fervent segregationists.
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As he discussed his most fervent passions in this post-White House chapter of his life—painting and helping the men and women he sent to war in Iraq and Afghanistan—Bush was reluctant to be drawn into conversation about the controversial Trump presidency.
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As Trump's candidacy went from long shot to reality, he found his most fervent supporters in the alt-right, a growing niche of brutally misogynistic, racist, and transphobic internet trolls who are also openly anti-Semitic in a way that only actual Nazis are.
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The curveball death of Carl Grimes, and the introduction of the Hilltop's strange new benefactor, Georgie, have made it unclear just how closely the series plans to hew to Robert Kirkman's comics' storyline, adding an air of uncertainty for even the most fervent fans.
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With the return of golf and rugby at the Rio Games, and with baseball and softball set to return in Tokyo in 2020, cricket, and the Indian subcontinent that provides the vast majority of its most fervent fans, represents a final frontier for the IOC.
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But Mr. Trump is gambling that he can rally his most fervent supporters by making the case that he was the victim and not the villain of impeachment while keeping disenchanted supporters on board with steady economic growth, rising military spending and conservative judicial appointments.
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But critics — including Arnold Schwarzenegger, who was the Republican governor at the time — argued that the system was producing ideologically extreme candidates who were forced to appeal to the most fervent wings of their party, and that was leading to gridlock instead of governance.
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On Wednesday, in a breach of diplomatic protocol, the president of the European Council, Donald Tusk, vented his frustrations with the endless political machinations in London with a stinging indictment of the most fervent proponents of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, or Brexit.
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Despite France's staunch republicanism and its infamous history of decapitating monarchs, some people in the country would love to see a King Louis XX. And in early July, around 150 of Louis Alphonse's most fervent supporters gathered in Paris's 1st arrondissement to welcome him.
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" GILLESPIE A NO SHOW AT TRUMP GROUP'S RALLY WaPo: "One of President Trump's most fervent fans hopped onto his Harley in South Carolina and roared all the way to Virginia Beach, where he led a 'Bikers for Trump' rally Sunday for Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie .
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Senator Bernie Sanders has long said he has no interest in making the saga of Hillary Clinton's emails a campaign issue, but in the moments on Tuesday after the F.B.I. said that she would not face charges, many of his most fervent supporters seethed with disappointment.
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Trump on Wednesday announced in a statement read by White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, that he was revoking Brennan's security clearance, citing national security concerns, though the move was widely viewed as an effort by the president to silence one of his most fervent critics.
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In fact, Holbrooke himself was caught in this duality of being his own most fervent admirer and worst enemy (although when someone once commented that he was his own worst enemy, a national security adviser he had worked with snapped, "not as long as I'm around").
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Harry Edwards, a civil rights activist and professor emeritus at the University of California, Berkeley, said that Mr. Trump understood that attacking black athletes — who are among the most popular figures in African-American communities — sent a powerful signal to some of his most fervent voters.
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"In our most fervent dreams, we could not have conceived that a U.S. administration would do this," Nicolás J. Gutiérrez, president of the National Association of Sugar Mill Owners of Cuba and whose family lost property there, said in praising the decision to allow the lawsuits.
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Ordering the release of the documents had been a cause célèbre for Mr. Trump's most fervent supporters on Capitol Hill and at conservative media outlets, who have for months been claiming that the release of the documents would help prove a liberal plot to undermine Mr. Trump.
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And if a new Trump replaces the old Trump, and his script changes from attacking the establishment to revealing he wants to lead it, look for some of his most fervent supporters to take a second look and conclude they have been sold a bill of goods.
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Hours before his address to Congress, the president told TV anchors over lunch that "the time is right" for an immigration bill offering a pathway to legal status for foreigners who have committed no serious crimes—a proposal that his most fervent supporters would normally scorn as "amnesty".
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Mr. Hare, one of the British theater's most fervent chroniclers of his country's moral failings, made his agent of destruction a former teenage courier for the French Resistance, unleashed in all her angry disillusionment onto the increasingly affluent and ideal-stripped England of the post-World War II era.
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It may justify violence toward them because it "communicates that message ... to the most fervent of the white supremacists who number among the president's supporters," Nour Kteily, a psychologist at Northwestern University who studies the psychology of dehumanization and its consequences, told me last year after Trump's "animals" comments.
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ET, his most fervent supporters are anxious that he will squander the most high-profile moment of his presidency with a soft speech that bends more to the predilections of the political establishment in Washington and less to the populist army that sent him there to drain the swamp.
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And while Trump's most fervent supporters in the hard right are preparing for End Times with chemical-free freeze-dried and other pseudo organics, their man gorges himself on Big Macs and slabs of well-done steaks and tries to keep the rest of us in the dark.
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The Correa government's harassment wasn't only digital: as Gimlet's Reply All podcast documented in their story Favor Atender, one of Correa's most fervent Twitter adversaries, Gabriel González, received death threats in February 22017 after making memes that poked fun at things like the government's sometimes absurdly inefficient healthcare system.
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And through Facebook, Bikers for Trump leaders moderate and coordinate the participation of tens of thousands of Trump's most fervent supporters in campaign work, at rallies — and, to some extent — in the rough street politics of our new age, which plenty of the Bikers take to with relish.
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One of the most fervent debates on college campuses has been taking place at Yale, where Peter Salovey, the president, announced over the weekend that the university would change the name of a residential college commemorating John C. Calhoun, a 19th-century white supremacist statesman from South Carolina.
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In fact, so excessive was the zeal of the cultural police without uniform, that even the most fervent supporters of el Comandante ended up almost always refraining, just in case, from including any reference that was not very distant or indirect to the colossal figure in their pages.
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BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. companies that have expressed the most fervent public support for President Barack Obama's environmental agenda are also funding its biggest enemies - the scores of U.S. lawmakers who are climate change skeptics and oppose regulation to combat it, according to a Reuters review of public records.
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Cleveland (CNN)The "Silent Majority" Donald Trump has inspired and rallied throughout his campaign congregated in a riverfront park here Monday -- a hodgepodge of supporters who, while unlikely to step foot inside the convention hall less than a mile away, nevertheless counted themselves among the real estate mogul's most fervent backers.
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Predicting what's going to happen when perhaps the most unhinged mainstream presidential candidate sits behind a keyboard and preaches to his most fervent fans is probably a fool's errand, but given what we know about Trump and about the r/the_donald subreddit, we can at least make a few guesses.
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One: Trump is knowingly lying about fraud in the election in order to continue stirring up the racial resentments of his most fervent supporters, who have taken to social media in droves spreading their own misinformation and propaganda about busses full of illegal immigrants voting in NV, CA, and other states.
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Where to Go Now Since his death on April 21, Prince has drawn tributes from around the globe, with the most fervent making the trip to his hometown, Minneapolis, where petitions are circulating to make the star's June 7 birthday a holiday and to rename a terminal after him at Minneapolis-St.
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Mr. Malema was once one of Mr. Zuma's most fervent backers and formed his own party after being expelled from the A.N.C. Mr. Malema has often expressed his admiration for President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, and has espoused the nationalization of mines and the expropriation of land from white South Africans without compensation.
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But while I.C.O.s have become bigger and bigger business — the Russian messaging service Telegram alone raised nearly $2 billion earlier this year — skepticism, particularly from regulators eager to crack down on what they view as plentiful fraud, has cast clouds on the most fervent of expectations on the new way of raising money.
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Yet, as a patriot, instead of kudos his most fervent hope is most certainly for the nation to fully support his successor in the vital work that should be above partisan rancor and division — providing the absolute best civilian leadership of our services and servicemembers in protecting the United States and its global interests. Gen.
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Trump praised Graham for his performance in recent weeks as the South Carolina Republican emerged as one of the most fervent defenders of then-Supreme Court nominee Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' Sen.
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Do not open that book.)First up: some lame advice from former Bachelorettes Kaitlyn Bristowe, Desiree Hartsock Siegfried (I just died from tongue-twisting) and Ali Fedotowsky, the last of whom provides the most fervent instructions to our budding blossom: If you like someone, definitely ignore him for the first week or two. Huh.
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Clinton's health — one likely to rile up many of his most fervent supporters, but equally likely to turn off many of those he is struggling to win over, particularly suburban women, with its strongman-style conceit that he is "the only one who can" protect imperiled Americans from being ravaged by the nation's enemies.
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For most of the movie, Barbara Hershey's Myra Fleener character is dismissive and baffled by basketball's significance in her fictional town of Hickory, even as her own mother is among the most fervent fans, and both Gene Hackman's and Dennis Hopper's characters illustrate how a game can both buoy and haunt the human spirit.
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Even though young people — the ones of the right age to be picking out names for children — are among Senator Bernie Sanders's most fervent supporters, the number of newborns named Bernie or Bernard (the Vermont senator's full name) was only 22, continuing the name's decline since 2500, according to data from the Social Security Administration released on Friday.
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Appearing at ease among some of his most fervent supporters, Mr. Trump returned to his well-worn list of campaign themes — "Don't worry, you're getting the wall," he told the crowd — and even poked fun at his trademark bright-blond pompadour after catching a glimpse of his image on a giant screen in the convention hall.
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To redeem himself in the eyes of God, Yankl has paid to have a Torah scroll created, and his most fervent hope is to find Rifkele a respectable Jewish husband, as if by raising her strictly and setting her up in a traditional marriage, he could expunge the sense of his own sinfulness that festers in his soul.
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Whenever the question is posed on social media, many of Sanders's most fervent supporters regularly offer two names: Nina Turner, a former Ohio state senator who now co-chairs the Sanders campaign and has been one of his most prominent surrogates, and Representative Tulsi Gabbard, who, lest we forget, is still running for the nomination herself.
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But many Democrats have grown wary of an organization that they believe has effectively evolved into an extension of the Republican Party, and they have begun to wonder whether they would be better off putting some distance between themselves and the N.R.A. The most fervent supporters of gun rights, some Democrats reason, are unlikely to support their campaigns no matter what they do.
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The forces driving Trump's most fervent supporters are almost all racially based, from anti-immigration positions to Trump's proposed plan to ban Muslims from entering the US. (Read more on this topic from Matthews right here.) And even states with populations as monochromatic as South Dakota's — it's just over 22004 percent white — can be driven to distraction by fear of a racial other.
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It is more likely than ever that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will declare a national emergency at the border — and that's just fine with some of his most fervent supporters.
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The comments on Saturday came after Mr. Trump and his campaign faced a backlash from some of his most fervent supporters, who expressed anger and confusion after he told the Fox News host Sean Hannity on Wednesday that he would be open to "softening" on immigration, indicating he might let some undocumented immigrants remain in the country legally, though not as citizens.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Gaetz cleared by Florida Bar after Cohen tweet probe MORE (R-Fla.), one of the president's most fervent backers on Capitol Hill, set off his own firestorm with a tweet that accused Cohen of infidelity.
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The article was a notable rebuke by a family member to Mr. Miller, who is one of the most fervent public defenders of Mr. Trump's immigration policies — the ban on travelers to the United States from several Muslim countries, the separation of families crossing the border illegally and the drastic reduction in the number of refugees admitted to the United States.
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I don't think even Clements's most fervent admirers would rank it in his upper echelon — certainly, it lacks the larkishness and left-hook pathos of his classic "Frindle" — but it has the low-key geniality common to all his work, and it gives fried bookworms everywhere the satisfaction of knowing that friends may desert them (if only temporarily) but books never will.
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But a truly terrifying case of cat-to-human transmission described in this month's New England Journal of Medicine is enough to give even the most fervent feline fanatics reason to be cautious: According to his doctors, a 68-year-old man caught a life-threatening infection from his sick cat—and developed large, swollen bulges on his face and neck as a result.
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She is inviting Sanders to offer the argument that he knows — and she knows, and every journalist who follows internecine Democratic Party debates knows — many of his earliest and most fervent supporters believe: The Dodd-Frank bill is a hopelessly compromised and ineffectual piece of legislation that passed precisely because the Obama administration and many other senior Democrats are financially and intellectually captured by Wall Street.
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Wendy Schiller, a political scientist who is also at Brown, noted in an email that Sanders appears to generate the most fervent and intense enthusiasm among his supporters, but polls continue to show that Biden attracts more support among the key groups that are known to get out the door to vote in general elections, especially black voters and voters over the age of 35.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE, the darling of the progressive movement before the emergence of Sanders to Cory Booker, the junior senator from New Jersey, to Bernie Sanders himself, were suggested as possible targets that would appeal to Bernie's most fervent supporters.
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ST. LOUIS — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE adopted a base-first strategy at the second presidential debate, tossing red meat to his most fervent supporters in an effort to save his campaign from imploding.
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Despite the booming popularity of our public lands, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE traveled to Utah in December to try to shrink two important Utah national monuments – Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante – through an executive order that all but his most fervent supporters understand would be illegal.
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Rep. Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) won reelection Tuesday, keeping one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's most fervent allies in Congress for at least two more years.
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Two of President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE's most fervent House allies are calling on the House Oversight and Reform Committee chairman to schedule a hearing promptly with Department of Justice (DOJ) Inspector General Michael Horowitz, the day after Horowitz released a scathing report about former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyGraham calls on Barr to declassify files on DOJ watchdog's Russia probe Trump ramps up Twitter offensive as Dorian approaches Florida Trump suggests watchdog report shows Mueller probe was 'illegal' MORE violating the bureau's policies. Rep.
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