And so I came to the conclusion that white nationalism is a fringe movement and everybody is aware that it should be a fringe movement, Barack Obama is the president he'll make sure that it stays, remains a fringe movement and I'll just try to quietly fade away and never talk about this again and the future will be fine.
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He&aposs causing-- (CROSSTALK) CHAFFETZ: He&aposs not causing the fringe movement.
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What began as a fringe movement gravitated slowly toward the cultural mainstream.
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AREU: It&aposs a fringe movement, but this is what Trump is causing.
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What was once a fringe movement has become a globally traded digital asset.
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But this fringe movement with the abolish ICE and what&aposs going on there.
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This was not, as all the assembled worthies kept pointing out, a fringe movement.
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Really it's a fringe movement trying to defend the economic preferences of the 252%.
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So why is this fringe movement swinging its way back onto the couture runways?
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Though it's never been condemned by the Church, liberation theology has remained a fringe movement.
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Lastrå Metallic Straw Wand Set, $28-$38Once a fringe movement, metallic straws have gone mainstream.
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This is a big moment for what was a fringe movement a few years ago.
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The country's xenophobic right, long a fringe movement, now commands one-fifth of the Danish Parliament.
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Once considered a fringe movement, veganism is now mainstream and options are more available than ever before.
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But their comments show that flying shame isn't just a fringe movement that the industry can ignore.
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White pride is troubling because of its association with a violent fringe movement that the FBI tracks assiduously.
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The falsehoods, most of which originated with the fringe movement QAnon, dramatically outnumbered results from credible news sources.
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They&aposre hoping that this little fringe movement kind of goes away because it&aposs dividing the party.
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Once a fringe movement, the "Abolish ICE" campaign took off last month after the stunning primary defeat of Rep.
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This is what America is, the whole world sees-- (CROSSTALK) CHAFFETZ: I thought you said it was a fringe movement.
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The department's new stance contrasts that of President Trump, who has repeatedly dismissed white supremacy as an insignificant fringe movement.
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Four years later, the leader of what many Republicans had hoped was a nativist fringe movement is the party's presumed nominee.
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A powerful fringe movement is pitted against venerable left-wing media and any liberal who dares to critique the new president.
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With the election of Donald Trump, whose candidacy he vigorously championed, Jones' fringe movement has shouted its way into the mainstream.
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The groups who oppose it so violently — from the Malheur occupiers to others — represent a "fringe movement" in the West, she said.
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Some exhibited Pepe the Frog insignia and other trappings of the so-called alt-right, a fringe movement that embraces white nationalism.
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The rise of neoreaction inevitably led it to cross paths with another online fringe movement of the mid-28s: the alt-right.
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The danger is in treating them as if they matter, as if they are anything other than a fringe movement and troll army.
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During his presidency, Mbeki embraced a fringe movement of HIV deniers and resisted international and domestic pressure to seriously address the AIDS crisis.
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A wave of Wall Street executives have jumped to digital currency startups this year, giving the sector once considered a fringe movement added legitimacy.
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While the Yes Campaign has been considered a fringe movement in the past, it began trending on social media Wednesday night attracting more mainstream notice.
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"We thought this fringe movement during a walk and talk on the city street would be great, and it was," Demeterio says of the design.
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He had told his mother that he was going to an event for the alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that embraces white nationalism.
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Unpopular and costly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have undermined American hunger for strong defense, reducing hawkish neoconservatism to a fringe movement among the voters.
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It's a fringe movement at every point, but if you include all the various groups that it's composed of (and you should), it's quite a lot.
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Sikh separatism, while a fringe movement in Canada, has been a polarizing issue among members of Canada's Sikh community and has complicated Canada's relations with India.
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It can still be considered a fringe movement, but the rise of the megachurch and celebrity preachers like Joel Osteen have given its tenets new prominence.
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The complaint said his journals also included apparent references to Black Hebrew Israelites, a fringe movement the Southern Poverty Law Center identifies as a hate group.
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There is a preponderance of evidence making clear that vaccines are safe, but this fringe movement rooted in debunked science is now actually threatening public health and safety.
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Depending on where you start and stop a story about the alt-right, it might seem like a dangerous fringe movement, a cultural vanguard, or a complete joke.
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There were no current intelligence reports he could find on the alt-right, the sometimes-violent fringe movement that embraces white nationalism and a range of racist positions.
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It seems significant that a fringe movement has such wealthy and prominent backers, and worth exploring the philosophical and political precepts that led Musk and Thiel to transhumanism.
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What is being painted as an elitist fringe movement is now mainstream, and Piers Morgan et al seem determined that its advocates are simultaneously malnourished waifs, and extremely threatening.
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With Donald Trump's victory, news organizations are increasingly finding themselves writing more about the so-called alt-right, a racist, far-right fringe movement that heavily supported Trump's election.
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Nevertheless, Playboy's first Black cover girl, Darine Stern graced the cover in 1971 with a huge afro during a time where Black power was very much still a fringe movement.
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The Know-Nothings were hardly a fringe movement: By 1854, they had elected 52 of the then 19653 members of Congress, as well as the mayors of several major cities.
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Those watching President Trump's rally in Tampa on Tuesday couldn't help but be exposed to a fringe movement that discusses several loosely connected and vaguely defined — and baseless — conspiracy theories.
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Suddenly, a fringe movement -- so divisive only days before -- was must-see TV. Announcers hyped the National Anthem preceding each game, the cameras lingering on each face as the music swelled.
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The subsequent backlash has arrived in the form of Democratic calls to abolish ICE, a once-fringe movement that's gained steam in recent weeks following the shocking primary defeat of Rep.
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The basis of his worldview — which has been described as everything from Leninist to alt-right, an extremist fringe movement associated with white nationalism — is still shrouded in mystery and conjecture.
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With President Trump's support, this fringe movement could win official recognition, threatening lives and making it urgent that health officials, educators and others respond with a science-based defense of vaccines.
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Aides said Clinton will link Trump's statements about immigration and religion to the rise of a political fringe movement in the U.S. known as the "alternative right", which opposes multiculturalism and immigration.
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New research, based in part on materials that have been in the family's possession for decades, shows the two men joined the Nazi Party in 1931, when it was still a fringe movement.
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But it's really in the past few years that it's begun to gain international prominence, evolving from a fringe movement to one that worried Israeli and Jewish leaders are condemning more and more strongly.
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Before the current case, Mr. Kolenich had never represented a member of the alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that embraces white nationalism and is often anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic and anti-women.
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And when this anti-vaccine movement began in 1998, they probably felt it was a cult or fringe movement and one they did not want to draw attention to — feeling they'd give it oxygen.
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It is a fringe movement not because its ideas are completely alien to our culture, but because we work constantly to argue against it, expose its inconsistencies and persuade our citizens to counter it.
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He said the group had become "part of the fabric that extends all the way into the alt-right," the far-right fringe movement that embraces white nationalism and a range of racist positions.
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" So, for example, we might describe someone as "a leader of the so-called alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that embraces white nationalism and a range of racist and anti-immigrant positions.
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But it's really in the past few years that it's begun to gain international prominence, evolving from a fringe movement to an adversary of Israel worthy of harsh criticism from the prime minister himself.
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One of the reasons Yiannopoulos blended in so well with reactionary conservatives — despite being an openly gay man — is because he spouted the anti-feminist, anti-Muslim, and otherwise bigoted messages that the fringe movement trumpets.
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Heather Donahue, actress: I was the founding member of an improv company called Red Shag, and I was in this feminist off-off Broadway fringe movement theater company called Collision Theory, where we did documentary plays.
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Indeed, Antifa is an extreme, violent fringe movement on the left that does far, far more harm in every sense than good and whose bad behavior has been repeatedly used to smear the entire progressive left.
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It was hardly a fringe movement; statesmen from Thomas Jefferson to Henry Clay and, as late as 1862, Abraham Lincoln saw colonization as the only way to end slavery peacefully and with the consent of slaveholders.
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The question now is whether anarchists' efforts against Mr. Trump — whether merely colorful and spirited, or lawless and potentially lethal — will earn their fringe movement a bigger presence in the battle of ideas in years to come.
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But those efforts only buoyed his appeal among his fan base on the far right, rocketing his profile among movements like the alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that spouts white nationalist ideals and opposes social liberalism.
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The department has now identified the issue as a primary security threat, breaking with a decade of flagging attention and standing in stark contrast to President Trump, who has repeatedly dismissed white supremacy as an insignificant fringe movement.
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Gamergate went from a fringe movement that struck most people who heard about it as a weirdo curiosity to something that took over the country, as Vox's Ezra Klein predicted it would with eerie accuracy in late 2014.
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A cartoon frog who came to symbolize the far-right, white nationalist fringe movement known as the alt-right, much to his creator's chagrin, Pepe received his symbolic burial as a part of this year's Free Comic Book Day.
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Mr. Miller also found common cause with Mr. Bannon, who hoped to fashion the Breitbart News site into a battlefield for the so-called alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that often embraces an ideology of white nationalism.
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Court documents say that since 2006, Sherry Spencer, the mother of Richard Spencer — a well-known leader of the so-called alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that embraces white nationalism — has maintained a vacation home in the town.
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Though many consider the alt-right to be primarily a fringe movement encompassing multiple ideologies (including white nationalism and white supremacy), its supporters' unorthodox tactics for promoting those ideologies were fundamental to Trump's campaign, and thus fundamental to his victory.
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While many were quick to dismiss these memes and their creators as part of a fringe movement, the alt-right now has a white nationalist advocate in the president-elect's pocket in Trump adviser and former Breitbart editor Steve Bannon.
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It's relatively obvious why Trump picked Pence, a Midwesterner and one of the Republicans who turned the House G.O.P. caucus into a right-wing fringe movement dominated by politicians who want to make their version of Christian values the driving force in government.
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At the time of the attack, Mr. Spencer was explaining the meaning of Pepe the Frog, a cartoon figure adopted as a mascot by the alt-right, a racist, far-right fringe movement that is anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic and anti-feminist.
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Some members of the alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that embraces elements of anti-Semitic, racist and anti-immigrant positions, perceived the victory of President-elect Donald J. Trump as validation for their cause and have become increasingly visible in recent months.
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This proposal to de-list the wolves before recovery has even begun across most of the West is a political hatchet-job, driven by the livestock industry and a fringe movement of the sportsmen pressing to hasten the day when wolves can again be freely targeted for extermination.
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Mr. Spencer, a leader of the so-called alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that embraces white nationalism, racist, anti-immigrant and anti-feminist positions, celebrated his return on Saturday night by writing "I'm back," accompanied by a clip of Arnold Schwarzenegger from the "Terminator" movie franchise.
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We don't need to adopt one-size-fits-all boilerplate, but any description can touch on some key elements, based on our own reporting about the "alt-right": It's a racist, far-right fringe movement that embraces an ideology of white nationalism and is anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic and anti-feminist.
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Observers warn that Germany's turmoil is a telling sign of how much this disruptive new nationalist force, once dismissed as a fringe movement, has already transformed the German political landscape, forcing some on the center-right to co-opt AfD's hardline positions on immigration and identity to try to blunt its rising appeal.
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Richard B. Spencer, a leader of the so-called alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that embraces white nationalism and a range of racist and anti-immigrant positions, was punched in the face by a protester as Mr. Spencer gave an interview on the street, according to a video posted on Twitter.
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MSNBC cut ties with one of its contributors, Majority Report podcast host Sam Seder, after a tweet he sent in 93 joking about the hypothetical rape of his daughter resurfaced and became fodder for an attack from the alt-right, the largely internet-based fringe movement that includes many elements such as racism, white nationalism, and white supremacy.
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And in his message saying that these were good people because they're fighting for something that a lot of people believe in, he salvaged the message that they wanted to spread which is that if you believe this too and maybe you're on the edge about whether this is a fringe movement or not, Donald Trump thinks we're fine.
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"I've always seen Russia as the guardian at the gate, as the easternmost outpost of our people," said Sam Dickson, a white supremacist and former Ku Klux Klan lawyer who frequently speaks at gatherings of the so-called alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that embraces white nationalism and a range of racist and anti-immigrant positions.
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George W. Bush did an excellent job of emphasizing that violent Islamist terrorism is a fringe movement within Islam and does not speak for the religion as a whole or for its billion-plus followers worldwide, including those in the US. That was crucial after 9/11, a time when a more demagogic leader could've whipped up racial animus and scapegoated American Muslims.
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Milo Yiannopoulos — a leader of the racist, misogynist far-right fringe movement known as the alt-right, who built his career on being hateful to people on the internet and has been described as a professional troll and the leader of an online hate mob — recently signed a book deal with Simon & Schuster imprint Threshold Editions for a reported $22006,20133 advance, says the Hollywood Reporter.
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"I think he is being portrayed as a martyr in some circles at this point, but I think for most people, what happened with the entire armed occupation is that the public and most Americans realized what this movement truly is, which is a fringe movement driven by radical anti-government extremists," said Jessica Goad, the advocacy director at the Center for Western Priorities.
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To assist concerned undergrads, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has released a guide called "The Alt-Right on Campus: What Students Need to Know" that advises students to deny alt-righters (or as SPLC puts it, "the fringe movement driven by a small group of bigoted young men") the attention the movement uses to boost its infamy and recruit more college-aged followers.
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These people call themselves "sovereign citizens," and the complex symbolism they use in these documents offers a fascinating insight into the beliefs and practices of a fringe movement whose prominence in America has grown over the past few decades and whose ideology overlaps with that of many other, often more dangerous, far-right extremist movements in the US, including groups like the militia that recently took over a national wildlife refuge in Oregon.
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The evolutionary biologist Günter P. Wagner described Goodwin's structuralism as "a fringe movement in evolutionary biology".Wagner, Günter P., Homology, Genes, and Evolutionary Innovation. Princeton University Press. 2014. Chapter 1: The Intellectual Challenge of Morphological Evolution: A Case for Variational Structuralism.
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The proposed amendment is part of a "voter's bill of rights", which would serve "as a defense against corruption, fraud, and tyranny". Political commentators interpreted the proposal as being "aimed at advancing the claims of the fringe movement that doubts President Barack Obama's eligibility to serve as president". The proposed amendment, House Joint Resolution No. 34, was subsequently withdrawn.
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Drug use was common, with ecstasy and speed the popular choice. Later the look became blouses and short skirts for women. Men wore polo shirts and shirts with jeans and army boots, with a racist minority wearing the Lonsdale brand because of its connection to right-wing extremism. Gabber also had a small following in the German neo-Nazi fringe movement.
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The Neoplatonists regarded the theology of Orpheus, carried forward through Pythagoreanism, as the core of the original Greek religious tradition. However, earlier sources demonstrate that it began as a fringe movement, with its mythology and ritual considered unorthodox and incorporating alien elements similar to the Egyptian religion of the 4th and 5th centuries BC. Modern historians tend to support the latter view.
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Republicanism in New Zealand is a political position that holds that New Zealand's system of government should be changed from a constitutional monarchy to a republic. New Zealand republicanism dates back to the 19th century, although until the late 20th century it was a fringe movement. The current main republican lobby group, New Zealand Republic, was established in 1994. Because New Zealand's constitution is uncodified, a republic could be enacted by statute, as a simple act of parliament.
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At the time of its founding, the OUN was originally a fringe movement in western Ukraine, where the political scene was dominated by the mainstream and moderate Ukrainian National Democratic Alliance (UNDO). This party promoted constitutional democracy and sought to achieve independence through peaceful means. UNDO was supported by the Ukrainian clergy, intelligentsia, and the traditional establishment and published the main western Ukrainian newspaper, '. In contrast, the OUN accepted violence as a political tool against foreign and domestic enemies of their cause.
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While still not a fringe movement, there was not popular widespread support of phrenology in France. This was not only due to strong opposition of phrenology by French scholars but also once again accusations of promoting atheism, materialism and radical religious views. Politics in France also played a role in preventing rapid spread of phrenology. In Britain phrenology had provided another tool to be used for situating demographic changes, the difference was there was less fear of revolutionary upheaval in Britain compared with France.
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Diane and Simon had moved from the ashes of the NK movement to join a more cult-like fringe movement that was trying to hasten the Second Coming through genetic engineering of cattle. As Tyler heads to meet Diane, the Spin membrane seems to falter and fail, allowing the stars to return to the sky. The next day, the sun rises huge and red in the sky causing terrible heat and high winds. Millions across the world panic as the apparent end has come.
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The band was formed in the fall of 2016 by Valac, Lukas Paulsen, and Sølve Sæther. In the summer of 2017 they recorded their debut album In Chaos Becrowned and signed a deal with Dark Essence Records, the home of bands like Taake, Hades Almighty and Helheim. The founding members of Acârash had a shared history from The Void, a Norwegian avant-garde hard rock band. The Void was the core of a fringe movement connected with the black metal and rock scene in and around Oslo in the early 1990s.
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Tillich participated in the exploratory talks between the CDU, CSU and SPD parties to form a coalition government under Merkel following the 2013 federal elections.Arne Delfs and Patrick Donahue (September 30, 2013), Germany Sets Coalition Talks Date as Weeks of Bartering Loom Bloomberg News. Tillich won reelection in the 2014 state elections. Ahead of the elections, he had soon put an end to speculation that he might team up with the newly founded AfD, which the CDU instead attempted to characterize as a fringe movement that flirts with the far right.
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Natural patterns like those on the skin of the Giant pufferfish can be created by spatial oscillations of chemical signals. What Wagner calls "a fringe movement in evolutionary biology", the form of structuralism exemplified by Brian Goodwin, effectively denies that natural selection is important, or at least that biological complexity could be reduced to natural selection. This led to conflict with Darwinists such as Richard Dawkins.Brian Goodwin obituary - The Guardian, 9 August 2009 Goodwin related the old concept of a morphogenetic field to the spatial distribution of chemical signals in a developing embryo.
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Golden Dawn (Chrysi Avyi) was a fringe movement when founded in the early 1980s and remained so until 2009. In the 2009 elections, it garnered a meager 0.23 percent of the vote. In 2010, it won a seat on the Athens City Council and in the June 2012 election it received 6.92 percent of the national vote - thus becoming the fifth largest party currently in the parliament. According to an October poll (in 2012), if elections were held then, Golden Dawn would gain no less than 14 percent of the vote, making it Greece's third-largest party.
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At the time of OUN's founding, the most popular political party among Ukrainians was the Ukrainian National Democratic Alliance, which was opposed to Polish rule but called for peaceful and democratic means to achieve independence from Poland. The OUN, on the other hand, was originally a fringe movement in western Ukraine and was condemned for its violence by figures from mainstream Ukrainian society such as the head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Metropolitan Andriy Sheptytsky, who wrote of the OUN's leadership that "whoever demoralizes our youth is a criminal and an enemy of our people".Bohdan Budurowycz. (1989).
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Rauti remained a hard-line critic of Fini's leadership until 1995 when Fini declared the dissolution of the MSI and the foundation, in its place, of the Alleanza Nazionale. Seeing this a break from the fascist heritage which he felt was central to the MSI, Rauti led a group of militants to break away and form the Fiamma Tricolore, which he saw as continuing the path of fascism.Robert O. Paxton, The Anatomy of Fascism, 2004, p. 104 Although commentators had expected the party to be a fringe movement it polled surprisingly well in the 1996 election and even managed to capture a seat in the European Parliament in the 1999 election.
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In 1947, eight theatre companies showed up at the Edinburgh International Festival, hoping to gain recognition from the mass gathering at the festival. In 1948, Robert Kemp, a Scottish journalist and playwright, described the situation, "Round the fringe of official Festival drama, there seems to be more private enterprise than before ... I am afraid some of us are not going to be at home during the evenings!". Edinburgh Festival Fringe was founded under the name "Festival Adjuncts", in 1947. The fringe movement in Britain has been said to start in the 1960s, similar to the United States' Off-Off-Broadway theatres and Europe's "free theatre" groups.
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Prior to 1916, Sinn Féin had been a fringe movement having a limited cooperative alliance with William O'Brien's All-for- Ireland League and enjoyed little electoral success. However, between the Easter Rising of that year and the 1918 general election, the party's popularity increased dramatically. This was due to the failure to have the Home Rule Bill implemented when the IPP resisted the partition of Ireland demanded by Ulster Unionists in 1914, 1916 and 1917, but also popular antagonism towards the British authorities created by the execution of most of the leaders of the 1916 rebels and by their botched attempt to introduce Home Rule on the conclusion of the Irish Convention linked with military conscription in Ireland (see Conscription Crisis of 1918).
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Gerd B. Müller and Stuart A. Newman argued that the appearance in the fossil record of most of the current phyla in the Cambrian explosion was "pre-Mendelian" evolution caused by physical factors. Brian Goodwin, described by Wagner as part of "a fringe movement in evolutionary biology", denies that biological complexity can be reduced to natural selection, and argues that pattern formation is driven by morphogenetic fields. Darwinian biologists have criticised structuralism, emphasising that there is plentiful evidence both that natural selection is effective and, from deep homology, that genes have been involved in shaping organisms throughout evolutionary history. They accept that some structures such as the cell membrane self-assemble, but deny the ability of self-organisation to drive large-scale evolution.
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Bean, Many Shades of Black, p. 96 His work attracted the attention of A.K. Chesterton and, with the National Front idea failing to get off the ground, he decided to join the League of Empire Loyalists, serving as its Northern Organiser and then in the HQ in London. Continuing to produce his paper, now called The Loyalist, Bean soon became frustrated at both the lack of political activity and the links to the Conservative Party that were the hallmarks of the LEL, and so left in 1957 to set up the National Labour Party with Fountaine.Bean, Many Shades of Black, p. 119 Fountaine, a Norfolk landowner from a rural landowning family, was officially President of the new group, but was largely a figurehead: control actually lay with Bean.Martin Walker, The National Front, Fontana Collins, 1977, p. 33 The NLP gained a few minor results in elections, but was always destined to be a small fringe movement, and as a result Bean decided to merge his party with another LEL splinter group, the White Defence League, in 1960 to form the British National Party.
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