We try to be very liberal with the topic of authorship.
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Younger voters tend to lean more liberal with respect to immigration.
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Franken is an old-fashioned economic liberal with socially progressive sensibilities.
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Gerwig is much more liberal with her time jumps by comparison.
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Other European countries are also rather liberal with the preservation of ashes.
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They are also going to get more liberal with their stock programs.
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I've also heard you describe yourself as a liberal with a gun.
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She is a self-described liberal with parents who supported Mr. Trump.
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To create suspense, Kelly is liberal with hints and predictions and cliffhanger chapter endings.
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Ironically, marketers associated with these brands are overwhelmingly liberal with no interest in political controversy.
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If Arendt is a liberal, she is a liberal with a significant civic republican streak.
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Their political views stretch from conservative to liberal, with most of them in the center.
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I left Liberal with a full stomach, and with gratitude for my hosts at Southwind.
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" He opened by admitting, "Yeah, I've been pretty liberal with the emergency Hot Pods lately.
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Be liberal with your sun-protective lip balm—the AAD recommends using at least SPF 30.
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It's a known fact that Handler is a staunch liberal with some pretty hardcore anti-Trump feelings.
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As a west-coast liberal, with a wonkish air and overfondness for leftish jargon, he would need it.
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She's a liberal's liberal with anti-corporatist cred and an ability to raise tens of millions of dollars.
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And in his presentation to investors Masayoshi Son, SoftBank's founder and CEO, was liberal with his mea culpas.
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In fact, McLean is so liberal with the nut that he makes Evander Holyfield look like a choirboy.
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During the annual meeting, Charlie Munger said the company would become "more liberal" with buybacks in the near future.
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Buttigieg leads the somewhat liberal with Sanders, Warren, Biden and Klobuchar dividing the rest of that segment rather evenly.
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Sherrod Brown: The senator from Ohio is a swing state liberal with political experience who could energize the Democrats.
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I probably put too much crumb topping on it, and I tend to be too liberal with my cinnamon.
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New Zealand is known as being socially liberal, with previous governments having decriminalized prostitution and legalized same-sex marriage.
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His language bristles with signifiers of provocation, but his arguments rarely breach the boundaries of acceptable, liberal-with-qualms opinion.
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Tillis is considered vulnerable in the swing state, which has been trending more liberal with growth in the Charlotte area.
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An unexpectedly large share of voters in the Michigan primary also identified themselves as liberal, with 56 percent using that moniker.
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Demonizing 'liberal' Since the mid-1960s, conservative politicians, activists and media outlets have shaded "liberal" with an ominous and sinister connotation.
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And, yes, the album was more than worth the wait, in part because Minaj is so liberal with her name-dropping.
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But a Liberal with close experience of working with the prime minister said a major shift in tactics was very unlikely.
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She's liberal with giving out recipes, having published five cookbooks since 1980, so they're all easily made by home cooks as well.
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Sanders also led among voters who self-identify as liberal with 31 percent, with Buttigieg in second place at 21 percent support.
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However, the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC) is a bit more liberal with its efficiency figures than the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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While the judges were undoubtedly liberal with their distribution of 50s all night, both Gordon and Jones were both worthy of the high praise.
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Under normal circumstances, the race would be viewed as a contest between a conventional conservative and a conventional liberal, with an exception or two.
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Smith was at times too liberal with his long-range shooting, but he hit over 30 percent of his threes in four different seasons.
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Mr. Koch, they said, may have been a reformed liberal as mayor, but he was a liberal with a long record of public service.
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The Vermont senator has dominated Clinton in contests in nearby states with similar features: overwhelmingly white and very liberal with active grass-roots supporters.
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The expected incoming chairman of the House veterans committee, Representative Mark Takano of California, is generally viewed as more liberal — with an aggressive oversight agenda.
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However, Biden also won over voters who consider themselves very liberal, with around 2 in 5 of the group, surpassing Sanders with 3 in 10.
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"Michael Bennet is just another tax-and-spend liberal with no chance of becoming president," Republican National Committee communications director Michael Ahrens said in on Twitter.
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Since Pelosi is openly liberal with familial ties to the Democratic establishment, it's even harder to take the film's supposed non-judgmental exploration at face value.
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I've been pretty liberal with my unhealthy food and alcohol consumption (hey, it's the holidays!) but I know I need to start getting myself disciplined again.
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If Baldwin should lose, that would make it incredibly difficult for Democrats to retake the Senate, along with replacing a leading liberal with a solid conservative.
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Sanders, and to a much lesser extent Warren, dominated the quarter of voters who identify themselves as "very liberal," with Biden barely a blip in this segment.
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Brown, who last month was reelected to a third term in the Senate, is a liberal with close ties to organized labor and a working-class message.
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Buffett acknowledged he would be willing to repurchase $493 billion of stock if it became cheap enough, and Munger predicted Berkshire would become "more liberal" with buybacks.
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Mr. Zuckerberg himself has fostered the perception that Facebook leans liberal with his public comments about supporting citizenship for children of illegal immigrants and marriage equality rights.
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A Ginsburg departure would give President Donald Trump a third nomination on the nine-seat bench and his first chance to replace a liberal with a conservative.
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If you're a social conservative opposed to Trump because you think he's a closet liberal with two wives too many, they may not be your ideal protest vote.
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Some have expressed skepticism that Kushner — a New York liberal with no background in immigration policy or politics — could succeed where so many of his predecessors have failed.
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All this rain has gotten Californians a bit more liberal with their taps, and the state has (narrowly) missed its water conservation goals for the past two months.
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So if your friend is getting liberal with her hangover treatment and not paying attention to the dosing on, say, her acetaminophen cold product, things can get hairy.
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The USDA is fairly liberal with its definition of "rural" and even considers some suburban areas (you can check specific addresses using this map on the USDA website).
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MTurk contractors, whose beliefs about climate change were slightly more conservative than Audubon Society Members, still ranged fairly liberal, with 85 percent reporting that global warming was occurring.
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The former vice president, though, also won over voters who consider themselves very liberal, with around 2 in 5 of the group, surpassing Sanders with 3 in 10.
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This is challenging, but one way to make it more viable is to be relatively liberal with spending on a babysitter and new toys and at-home activities.
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John might see that Governor Patrick is a social liberal with anti-abortion sympathies, and Sally might see that Governor Patrick is a moderate with hard pro-choice views.
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But any liberal with an ounce of self-awareness should recognize the resemblance between their sudden fear of juristocracy and the longstanding conservative critique of exactly the same thing.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "From 'a Proud Deplorable,' " a June 8 letter from a Trump supporter: Dear Friend: I write as a proud liberal with an open mind.
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They have befriended the bartenders Des and Seamus, who are sometimes so liberal with their pours and refills that it's difficult to navigate the two flights up to bed.
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" She told People, "Brazilians are a bit more liberal with their swim choices, especially when it comes to cuts, so I incorporated both Brazilian and American cuts into this collection.
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But, according to the star, she was "slightly liberal" with the yellow-tinted herb during the application process, and it unfortunately left her complexion more mustard-hued than sunkissed goddess.
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This focus on strengthening the nation at home makes most nationalist movements preferable to imperialist ideologies (whether Christian, Muslim, Marxist, or liberal), with their thirst for engaging in universal wars.
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Viswanathan and Lau, now 32 and 30, are liberal with high-fives and ample reminders to let them know how they can be helpful (including helping me "crush this article").
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Her suggestion to keep your colorful ink vibrant: Be liberal with your sunscreen and daily lotion — it'll increase the longevity of that tattoo you just paid a lot of money for.
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Jeremy Corbyn, its leader, is so obviously a cultural liberal—with his allotment, vegetarianism and endless pledges of "solidarity" with oppressed people—that the tribe may forgive his feebleness on Brexit.
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Those "who dream about the destruction of our state may never wash off the stink of the cowardly dog," he wrote, adding that the Chechen hospital would be liberal with the needle.
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The archetypal Remainers, by contrast, love leaving—they are more cosmopolitan and liberal, with dreams of either one day departing toward a European elsewhere or at least living alongside those who have.
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The 401(k) plan world is more liberal with what you can save: up to $4013,000 a year to a 401(k) in 2019, and Roth 401(k) plans share that limit.
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From there, just be liberal with the melted butter (this allows the sheets to separate and rise in the oven) and work quickly when brushing the sheets to prevent their drying out.
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GOP leaders and conservatives say the votes the moderates would force would probably produce legislation that is too liberal, with all Democrats joining a handful of Republicans to push it through the House.
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Although Stan was pretty liberal with giving out creative freedom he was more tightfisted when it came to sharing the spotlight, money, copyrights or the sales from the original art of his collaborators.
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This was before you could see the New York Times poll House races in real time, and before every liberal with a Twitter account suddenly had an opinion on Orange County's political shifts.
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The eastern part of the state is more liberal, with cities like Cedar Rapids and Des Moines, which have relatively well-educated citizens, and liberal college towns like Iowa City, Ames and Cedar Falls.
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But if she were to leave the bench, President Donald Trump, who appointed successors to Antonin Scalia and Anthony Kennedy, would have his first chance to replace a confirmed liberal with a solid conservative.
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Trump would appoint conservative Supreme Court justices, but justices tend to get more liberal with age—Republican appointees recently cast deciding votes in decisions upholding Obamacare and striking down the ban on gay marriage.
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To be sure, social science professors became marginally more liberal, with a liberal to conservative ratio rising to 3 to 1, from 1.5 to 1, but fields such as engineering and business became more conservative.
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And while the Hobart trio have been busy getting liberal with toiletries on their new video, they've also been busy writing songs for Kiss Your Face, the follow-up LP to their popular self-titled debut.
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Mass Effect: Andromeda is just one month away from release, and publisher Electronic Arts and developer BioWare have started being more liberal with the amount of details and in-depth looks at gameplay they're sharing online.
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But it actually reveals a shift in modern political debate, one in which ideology and identity have supplanted some of the old left/right divisions — aligning a certain brand of liberal with the forces of reaction.
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In a survey released last week by Quinnipiac University, she was the most popular candidate among Democrats who are very liberal, with support from 30 percent of those voters, compared with 22 percent for Mr. Sanders.
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The 73-year-old financial information industry billionaire, who earned a reputation as a social liberal with strong Wall Street ties during his time as New York City mayor, has considered a White House run for years.
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And Facebook is also able to collect a lot of personal data through its Android apps, which are more liberal with permissions than iOS is: another point in Apple's favor, if you're concerned about this kind of thing.
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The improved algorithm also lets you tell the algo that it should be liberal with rotation and scaling of the elements it uses, or that it should mirror-image the content it finds to make it fit better.
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The GOP's Congressional Leadership Fund went in early with more than $1.5 million in ads tarring O'Connor, a young Franklin Country recorder in charge of preserving real estate and property records, as a liberal with ties to Pelosi.
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Fortunately, she did not find the Swedes less liberal with their cash on the street than any other nationality she'd encountered, and she had managed to save money that she would use to buy a bus ticket elsewhere.
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The former is neurotic about killing background processes and dumping background apps from memory in iOS, whereas the latter is more liberal with app management in Android (though Google is gradually moving toward the Apple way of doing things).
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If she wins, she will be the first black female governor in the nation's history, and she will have gotten there by running unapologetically as a liberal, with an embrace of gun control, gay rights and access to abortion.
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Claire mostly serves as Mary and Percy's perpetual third wheel and, later, Lord Byron's lover (played by Tom Sturridge as a heartless lothario who's been too liberal with the eyeliner), but 25-year-old Powley manages to give her appreciable depth.
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And really digging into what is uniting and seeing what is uniting folks like Sam Harris — who I think sees himself as actually a liberal — with a Ben Shapiro, with a Jordan Peterson, with a Dave Rubin, with an etc.
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For one thing, when we cook our own food, it tends to be by its very nature healthier, because we're not as liberal with the unhealthy ingredients as a restaurant would be, or as the processed food industry would be.
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The current South Korean president, Moon Jae-in, is a liberal with an additional, personal stake in North Korean rapprochement — his parents came south as refugees at the height of the Korean War; his mother's sister still lives in the North.
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The victory of the first black president — an unapologetic liberal with roots in the community organizing so hated by conservatives — had catalyzed a shift on the right toward conspiracy theories, a penchant for victimhood, and an increasing emphasis on winning at all costs.
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Although Trump supporters like to point to Brexit as evidence that his campaign is part of an international revolt against elites who have failed workers and been too liberal with immigrants, he didn't recognize the term when asked shortly before the vote occurred.
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Sixty of the groups have the word "tea" in their name, 33 have "patriot" and 26 refer to "liberty," while others appear to trend liberal, with three having "occupy" in their name, according to The Washington Times, which first reported the list.
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And while they may agree that Fox needs a new look, the brothers differ wildly in their opinions — James, according to The New Yorker, is a liberal with a liberal wife, Kathryn, who has donated to the 2020 presidential campaign of Pete Buttigieg.
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Finally, data from the University of Texas/Texas Tribune Polls reveal that half of registered voters in the 2023th identify as conservative compared to a fifth who identify as liberal, with the remainder placing themselves in the middle of the ideological spectrum.
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Meanwhile the French Catholic future seems like it may belong to a combination of African immigrants and Latin-Mass traditionalists — or else to a religious revival that would likely be nationalist, not liberal, with Joan of Arc as its model, not a modern Jesuit.
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" She won the primary by only 800 votes and then went on to face James Farmer, a major civil rights leader and an organizer of the Freedom Rides, who ran as a Liberal with Republican backing and who denigrated her as "a little schoolteacher.
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In another sense, though, she was the natural fit for the role: Waters is a staunch liberal with a fiery personality and is also a prominent female member of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) amid a presidency under fire for its attitude toward women and minorities.
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Indeed, if you want to be liberal with your definitions, you could argue that the United States experienced a form of helicopter money in 2009, when the Fed was doing quantitative easing and Congress enacted a fiscal stimulus package that, among other things, temporarily reduced payroll taxes.
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While it's not inevitable that Republicans will go further in this direction, it's easy to imagine them doing so as the American electorate becomes more diverse and more liberal: with more extreme gerrymandering, harsher voter restrictions, and more right-wing media consolidation and harassment of independent outlets.
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Some of the movies get it very close (Marlon Brando in The Godfather), while some movies are way too liberal with the wrinkles and the balding and end up getting it totally wrong (like Dustin Hoffman in Little Big Man and Biff in Back to the Future Part II).
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They might have learned that the triangulation of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, a neo-liberal with some very Republican-style economic policies, had left the American Left feeling quite betrayed.
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They have a stylized vision in their mind of what a self-identified socialist must believe, and deduce Bernie's policy positions from this vision rather than engaging with his actual record — one of an economic radical but a political liberal with a history of working within America's institutions to reform them.
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