On most issues, women are significantly more liberal than men, young Americans are more liberal than older Americans and African-Americans are more liberal than whites.
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The party is far more liberal overall and more liberal on guns in particular.
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Public polls show young people are more liberal, and so naturally, they like the more liberal candidate. Simple.
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Sanders isn't just viewed as far more liberal than Biden; he's viewed as far more liberal than Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, and Beto O'Rourke.
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Ossoff's message is more moderate than what you hear in more liberal parts of the country, but it's a lot more liberal than what you heard recently in Georgia.
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Here are some excerpts: — I've always thought that the Bay Area was politically more liberal and culturally more conservative while SoCal was politically more conservative and culturally more liberal.
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A majority of Democrats prefer a more liberal Court, while most Republicans favor a more conservative one, and independents split 21% more liberal, 2001% more conservative and 23% as it was.
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Not only is the party more liberal than it was in the '90s, it's more liberal than it was in 2008, the first time Hillary Clinton ran for the White House.
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"That bias makes us more liberal, which makes us less able to detect the bias, which allows the media to get away with more bias, which makes us even more liberal," he added.
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He started off from a more liberal perspective over time.
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These views were more liberal than those of mainstream Egyptians.
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The socially more liberal United Arab Emirates does it too.
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Mr Rouhani got out the vote by sounding more liberal.
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Yes, the Democratic Party could push for more liberal policies.
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Arguments like this have worked in some more liberal states.
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From there it made it into more liberal mainstream outlets.
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Yes, Sanders is more liberal than Biden across the board.
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Having a more liberal senate may help Cuomo, experts said.
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Traditional values have been giving way to more liberal ones.
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On Cuba Mr Trump sounds more liberal than his rivals.
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Ralph Northam defeated his more liberal primary opponent, former Rep.
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And, you know, Northerners are definitely more liberal than Southerners.
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States with more liberal governments extended benefits much more widely.
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He is weakest among younger and more liberal Democrats, i.e.
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"Mormon millennials are more liberal on every issue," she says.
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The wealthier they are, generally, the more liberal their views.
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Liberal Facebook users see more liberal articles on their newsfeeds.
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It is politically more liberal, and far more racially diverse.
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So he's bringing a more liberal mindset to this issue.
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Even in more liberal environs, these discussions can take time.
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In both cases, hearing contrary opinions drove partisans to more polarized positions — Republicans became more conservative rather than more liberal, and Democrats, if anything happened at all, became more liberal rather than more conservative.
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We should be more liberal about letting our favorite cars die, so that they may be reborn We should be more liberal about letting our favorite cars die, so that they may be reborn.
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Others in the party's more liberal wing have demanded impeachment proceedings.
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"I think he's more liberal than he lets on," she said.
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Today, virtually no Republicans are more liberal than the median Democrat.
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That has spilled over into demands for more liberal abortion laws.
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Mr Díaz-Canel has sometimes seemed more liberal than other apparatchiks.
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More liberal Jewish organizations protested, and some objectors said they would
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Sanders, meanwhile, is targeting states with whiter and more liberal voters.
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Ginsburg's standing ovations come from the more liberal American Constitution Society.
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Schmidt did say that Google employees tend to be more liberal.
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In many respects Johnson's politics are significantly more liberal than Trump's.
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Mercosur looks set to move in the alliance's more liberal direction.
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I think things have gotten more liberal as time's gone by.
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Andrew Cuomo over his more liberal primary challenger, actress Cynthia Nixon.
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This package falls under the more liberal definition of golden parachute.
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Younger voters tend to lean more liberal with respect to immigration.
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That has led to more liberal scrutiny of Mr. Kaine's record.
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But the more liberal ones said a pluralistic society required compromise.
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Most likely, in California, that next senator will be more liberal.
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And again, this is probably the more liberal or progressive people.
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They must change America's temperament; they must make it more liberal.
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Richard Blumenthal (Conn.), a more liberal Democrat who just won reelection.
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Gerwig is much more liberal with her time jumps by comparison.
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The Georgia-based company is increasingly expanding into more liberal areas.
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Buttigieg's voters tend to be more moderate; Warren's are more liberal.
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And they are more numerous and more liberal than swing voters.
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In the last two years, Gillibrand was far more liberal (15).
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"I'm prepared to be more liberal in my estimate," he said.
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There are no more liberal Republicans or conservative Democrats in Congress.
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" Berkshire will "probably be more liberal when it comes to repurchasing shares.
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The more liberal alternative is to expand the opportunities for voluntary service.
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This and Israel's increasingly right-wing politics risk alienating more liberal Americans.
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Urban centers are generally becoming more liberal, and rural areas more conservative.
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It was tweets and Facebook posts shared by your more liberal friends.
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Now, at least among more liberal people, sex toys are more accepted.
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In almost every respect, it finds that people are becoming more liberal.
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Polls suggest that Japan is becoming more liberal on many social issues.
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Headlines - Philip Hammond calls for more liberal immigration regime post-Brexit on.ft.
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Voters in cities tend to be younger, more liberal, and more diverse.
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Hatch assumed the President would go with someone younger and more liberal.
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She was more liberal than 93% of all House members this Congress.
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I probably made the art world feel more liberal than it was.
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He's much more liberal than I am, but he's a good person.
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"He's much more liberal than I am, but he's a good person."
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A more liberal judiciary in other states could make similar rulings possible.
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These are the liberal/progressive members of the more liberal party. Sens.
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They are also going to get more liberal with their stock programs.
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The court's four more liberal members appeared ready to endorse that alternative.
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Crowley had a more liberal record than most of his Democratic colleagues.
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Young people tend to be more liberal as well as more educated.
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Even as Jews grew more liberal, many supported strongly pro-Israel policies.
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They lost their Southerners to the Republicans, so they became more liberal.
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Huffington became more liberal, but Breitbart remained a fairly hard-line conservative.
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Does he feel he is incorrectly portrayed by more "liberal" news outlets?
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The court's four more-liberal justices would undoubtedly side with the House.
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The country was trying to move in a more liberal, European direction.
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The Left party, representing the country's more liberal wing, had 12.27 percent.
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With the exception of Alaska, those states tend to be more liberal.
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But some of the more liberal justices did not appear so forgiving.
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While the far-left or more liberal candidates — including Sanders and Sen.
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What's more, liberal intellectuals have entered into a kind of defensive crouch.
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It was clear that Obama's supporters were generally more liberal than were Clinton's but it was also clear that for both candidates, supporters who attended caucuses were more liberal than were the candidate's supporters who voted in primaries.
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Do The States feel like a more liberal place than when you arrived?
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But to another, more liberal wing of the party, Sanders represents the future.
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I am still Christian but much more liberal than how I grew up.
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Whisper it, but this sounds a little like a more liberal immigration policy.
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At the same time, millennials tend to be more liberal than their parents.
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Based in the more liberal environment of Belgrade, they blasted taboos to smithereens.
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Those candidates included four New Jersey moderates who had faced more liberal challengers.
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But it could disappoint progressives who are pushing for a more liberal justice.
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While OkCupid has always had more liberal users, the discrepancy is pretty big.
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Bennet's popularity has grown in Colorado as the state has become more liberal.
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Warren has a loyal following among the more liberal Democrats who favor Sanders.
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California does have a more liberal policy when it comes to counting ballots.
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Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the more liberal justices in the ruling.
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More regional players could be subject to a more liberal set of rules.
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Today the country and the Democratic Party are more liberal on gay rights.
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Churches in some of the state's more liberal-leaning cities led the way.
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So House Democrats, particularly those in more liberal districts, are feeling the pressure.
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Still, it's possible to find a more liberal outlook among the region's clergy.
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Hillary Clinton when he was seen as a fresh and more liberal voice.
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On Monday, the court's more liberal justices appeared generally untroubled by the procedure.
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It's also true that when more people vote, the electorate becomes more liberal.
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She plans to move to a more liberal town in the country's west.
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"It makes the more liberal Democrats likely to win," he told Retro Report.
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Aside from the "more liberal" thing, Sanders doesn't fit any of those categories.
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The good news for Sanders is the Democratic Party is becoming more liberal.
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"It's usually more liberal how you can access the money," Dutta-Gupta said.
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But other Christians, particularly those from more liberal traditions, disagree with that idea.
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She was seen as more liberal than Donald Trump was seen as conservative.
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This left the more liberal Judiciary Committee members — the majority — less than happy.
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It is widely viewed as one of the more liberal federal appeals courts.
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The House Democratic Caucus, in general, has developed a much more liberal core.
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I don't think a more liberal-left Congress hurts us in that effort, though.
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A more liberal approach might not prove the vote-loser it was once thought.
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A 5-4 majority -- with Kennedy joining his four more liberal colleagues -- said yes.
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YOUNG people have always been more idealistic than their elders, and more liberal too.
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British doctors are also more liberal in prescribing anti-depressants than most continental clinicians.
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Mr. Fernández has staked out more liberal positions than Mr. Macri on social issues.
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Mr. Fernández has staked out more liberal positions than Mr. Macri on social issues.
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But he's more liberal than Kopser on just about everything except maybe gun control.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined the four more liberal justices in granting the stay.
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Americans might be more liberal than they were in 1919, but cautious attitudes remain.
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Even Republicans from New York were more liberal than many Democrats in the South.
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Opinion polls indicate, however, that the views of the party's supporters are more liberal.
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Two months ago its voters brought the ostensibly more liberal Congress back to power.
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The Democratic Party, broadly speaking, has become more liberal overall during the past decade.
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The largely north-eastern "Rockefeller Republicans" were often more liberal than conservative Southern Democrats.
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Ivanka and her husband -- "Javanka" for short -- are far more liberal and moderate-minded.
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That's because nearly every justice — Democratic or Republican — has become more liberal over time.
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I wouldn't say I've become more liberal or more conservative; I'm just more pragmatic.
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That possibility still seems to need to wait for a much more liberal future.
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But if the assembly keeps the prohibitions in place, more liberal churches may leave.
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Attacks on the LGBT+ community remain high, despite the introduction of more liberal legislation.
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But the group isn't laying into Manchin the way some more liberal activists want.
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But he has adopted a slightly more liberal position in support of Pope Francis.
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A survey from 2017 showed the Democratic base had grown more liberal since 2000.
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Clinton distanced her immigration policies from President Obama's, suggesting hers would be more liberal.
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Indeed, faculties are markedly more liberal today than they were when the fight began.
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He and his wife, Barb, 40, described themselves as more liberal than Mr. Lamb.
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And Mr. Moore's more liberal opponents vowed to defeat him one way or another.
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Even so, our court reporter said, the court's more liberal justices held their own.
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Wade, has become more liberal on abortion rights over his four decades in office.
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It is used even by some synagogues in the more liberal Conservative Jewish movement.
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" Just 38 percent said they wanted one who is "more liberal than most Democrats.
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And politically, American Jews tend to be much more liberal than Netanyahu's governing alliance.
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As California has become more liberal, the state Republican Party has been deeply diminished.
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" CNBC suggested it echoed the "platforms of some of his more liberal Democratic rivals.
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In the other two, support for a more liberal president didn't even top 50%.
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" "We also have people who come from more liberal backgrounds who complain about discrimination.
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The more liberal way expanded a government program, Medicaid, to cover the near-poor.
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Even in more liberal climates, counter culture communities seem to grow out of necessity.
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To return to the example of search and seizure, Scalia often found himself voting with the more liberal members of the Court and against Justice Stephen Breyer — a typically more liberal justice — who in those cases sided with the more traditionally conservative justices.
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On both immigration and economic concerns, millennials hold more liberal positions than Americans more generally.
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And only Scanlon represents a more liberal seat than her Republican predecessor due to redistricting.
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Scalia applied a more liberal test of injury for industry plaintiffs than for environmental plaintiffs.
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But on the large majority of issues, Trump's likely voters are more liberal than Trump.
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She would come under some pressure to choose someone younger with a more liberal record.
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More liberal members of AK, such as Abdullah Gul, a former president, were pushed aside.
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As a Democrat, he stands to do well in the state's more liberal urban areas.
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And Johnson was frustrated that Hemsworth could look that good with a more liberal diet.
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Generally, more conservative states tend to embalm while the more liberal ones tend to cremate.
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Perhaps some of the more liberal Democrats won't be seen as liberal this time around.
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Lebedev implies that in western cultures, taking psychedelics is generally associated with more liberal politics.
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Sanders has been pushing to firm up his support among younger and more liberal voters.
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And there is the underlying difference between a judge like Gorsuch and those more liberal.
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Gun control backers will advance their own agenda in some more liberal states this year.
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A true conservative can easily see that the Freedom Caucus's intransigence makes America more liberal.
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On the other hand, more liberal members of the House are generally supportive of Pelosi.
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Clinton was liberal enough, or they wanted policies that were more liberal than Mr. Obama's.
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Clinton's improved prospects of winning, he said he hoped she would pick someone more liberal.
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Their leaders don't yet seem ready to gamble on candidates with more liberal economic stances.
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Judges say things from the bench that would never fly in more liberal ZIP codes.
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And they have steadfastly defended Mr. Trump from criticism in more liberal corners of Europe.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor, two of the Court&aposs more liberal justices, dissented.
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More liberal Modern Orthodox are — despite rabbinical teachings — open to mixed-sex swimming and dancing.
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The scary part of that is the people who are more liberal are afraid, too.
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The Democratic Party is divided between moderates and the more liberal wing of the party.
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Liz and Bernie want the party to be more liberal, as if that were possible.
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Hubbell wants to reverse that privatization, while Glasson supports a more liberal single-payer option.
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"The Democratic Party is smaller and more liberal here than it was eight years ago."
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After all, everyone knows that urban areas tend to be more liberal than rural ones.
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In most U.S. states where usage is legal, a more liberal approach so far prevails.
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"I predict we will get a little more liberal in repurchasing shares," Mr. Munger said.
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Biden's moderate position contrasts with the more liberal policies endorsed by Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders .
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Father Conroy is a Jesuit, an order of priests viewed by some as more liberal.
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"But Howard Schultz is positioning Starbucks as a more liberal-friendly place," Professor Schweitzer continued.
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Jon Tester (D-Mont.), a centrist senator with a more liberal voting record than Sinema's.
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Like their more liberal counterparts, Blue Dog candidates still experienced large turnout surges among independents.
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More liberal British legislation, introduced in 1967, "was never extended to Northern Ireland," she said.
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Thom Tillis, who may prefer to run against Smith, who is more liberal than Cunningham.
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His voting record in Parliament shows him to be slightly more liberal than his party.
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By the 2000s, a more liberal-seeming, post-Islamist party led by Erdogan was ascendant.
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By the 2000s, a more liberal-seeming, post-Islamist party led by Erdogan was ascendant.
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Detroit Board of Education, something members of the court's more liberal wing appear adamantly against.
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Like the more liberal justices on the court, they believe the document evolves with time.
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Even with a relatively more liberal leader like Rouhani, Facebook and Twitter are still banned.
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It is heavily white and tends to favor the more liberal candidate in Democratic primaries.
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In response to Trump's presidency, America has gotten more liberal — despite appearances to the contrary.
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Democratic presidents tend to appoint more liberal jurists while Republican presidents favor more conservatives judges.
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The world is getting more diverse, the world is getting more liberal, it just happens.
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This will likely present an opportunity for Republican lawmakers to try and force more liberal and progressive members of the Democratic caucus to either vocally support Israel or side with what may be a more liberal constituency less prone to supporting Israel's domestic policies.
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Other states tend to prefer sole legal custody to one parent with more liberal visitation rights.
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Claire McCaskill, who interjected asking if that meant he would get more liberal in the Cabinet.
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Both Iowa and New Hampshire feature a more liberal electorate than the national Democratic primary electorate.
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"What if Hillary Clinton becomes president and she picks Garland or someone more liberal?" he said.
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Mr Moreno's promise to be a more liberal, corruption-fighting version of Mr Correa faces obstacles.
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And he never built the small-dollar national network that more liberal candidates likes Vermont Sen.
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The Thatcherites, perhaps the largest group, come in two flavours, one socially conservative, one more liberal.
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The irony is that, if he succeeds, he may also make many of them more liberal.
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The ministry closed it down, sparking opposition from the more liberal wing of the Communist Party.
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In 1994, Pew found that 36 percent of Republicans were more liberal than the median Democrat.
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Speaking broadly, we are more liberal and ready to accept those who are different than us.
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However, that would actually make the Ninth Circuit even more liberal from the perspective of critics.
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Republicans could take the deal and be content that Obama didn't nominate someone far more liberal.
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There are some things I'm conservative about, and there are some things I'm more liberal about.
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Traditionally, the UK has been a voice within the bloc that favors more liberal trade policies.
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But on the campaign trail, Capuano has argued that Pressley is not more liberal than him.
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He faced skeptical questions from the court's more liberal members about whether his state had standing.
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He has often finished third in more liberal places like the Detroit or Chicago metropolitan areas.
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More liberal intolerance is not going to help Democrats make it back from the political wilderness.
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He has served as a foil to the more liberal members of the party, including Sens.
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" The difference now, Swers said, is that "she is also being challenged by more liberal members.
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Trump has scoffed at those charges while continuing to denigrate more liberal and diverse urban areas.
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Progressive pockets of the party have argued for more liberal candidates, even in Republican-leaning areas.
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Why it matters: For the first time, Justice Neil Gorsuch sided with the more liberal judges.
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The judges are considering a ruling proposed by one of their more liberal colleagues, Alejandro Linares.
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Many Democrats appear to be in the mood for politicians who are more liberal, not less.
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In fact, it is, according to that measure, more liberal than at any time since 1969.
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I can imagine a scenario in which the country moves in an even more liberal direction.
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He was less interested in making the judiciary more liberal than in making it more diverse.
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It's an area you can't really define, between conservative Baton Rouge and more liberal New Orleans.
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The court's more liberal members said that states should have broad leeway in managing public workplaces.
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That has attracted young people and families who tend to be more liberal, said state Rep.
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Some people in the industry say computer science students would benefit from more liberal arts courses.
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He was more liberal than Mahathir and other rivals and became a darling of the West.
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Outsiders might assume this is because Canada is simply more liberal, but they would be wrong.
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Ms. Whitaker became more liberal, more engaged in politics and more eager to share her opinions.
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Ferenstein also found that tech founders are substantially more liberal on immigration policy than Democrats generally.
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In fact, American Jews are much more liberal than you might expect given their economic situation.
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It was opportunities like this — in a more liberal, Republican-led government — that aided Murray's rise.
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As the court was becoming more liberal and interventionist, Israel's voters and politicians were moving rightward.
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Democrats are more liberal and Republicans are more conservative than they have been, according to surveys.
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Scotland prides itself on taking a more liberal approach to public policy issues than its southern neighbour.
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For example, single women are more liberal than married ones, whereas this gap is negligible among men.
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Piles of research had already indicated that the youngest generation is much more liberal than its predecessors.
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The NBA fan base, though smaller, is also a lot more liberal than the NFL fan base.
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The thinking went like this: President Obama was far more liberal than the majority of the country.
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New York City Democrats are more liberal than Democratic Primary voters nationally by a fairly wide margin.
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At the somewhat more liberal end, the study found 18 schools which said the hijab was optional.
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But in the more liberal places, those urban districts, they've been universally (for impeachment) for a while.
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The General Assembly adopted a declaration on Tuesday that activists supporting more liberal drug laws found disappointing.
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The fight for the second spot on the ballot is between the more liberal Democratic state Sen.
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The more liberal members of the court tend to decide cases together, according to data from SCOTUSblog.
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North Tehran is also, in broad strokes, home to the capital's more liberal and reform-minded voters.
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Other leaders in the movement are the United States -- particularly more liberal parts -- and Scandinavia, she added.
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Barbara Lee, one of the more liberal Democrats in Congress, criticized not only Trump, but Kelly himself.
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After all, journalistic accounts routinely feature high-profile examples of wealthy donors supporting more liberal immigration policies.
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All hopes that China would move in a more liberal direction have been dashed under his rule.
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The church has no choice but to move with society toward a more liberal approach in teaching.
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At the same time, however, the party's more liberal voters want Democrats to hold fast against Trump.
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Many of the notes express grief or pledge to turn the country in a more liberal direction.
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Utilities will also continue investing in emerging markets, which have huge power needs and more liberal regulation.
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And the problems aren't just with conservative opponents to more liberal women -- they come from progressives, too.
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Drug legalization is one of the few issues where men take a more liberal stand than women.
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But his presence in the race would offset the scales, particularly pulling from a more liberal crowd.
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Present-day polarization, by making Republicans almost uniformly conservative and Democrats more liberal, has diminished that opportunity.
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Take the US Chamber of Commerce, for example, which has traditionally lobbied for more liberal immigration laws.
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That shouldn't be too much of a surprise because Democratic voters are becoming a lot more liberal.
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" "I just think because of the non-college and persuadable vote in those [states] are more liberal.
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Before he took those more liberal positions, more than 400,000 Texans voted for both O'Rourke and Gov.
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The older people had been moving away to retire, while younger — and more liberal — people moved in.
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The trend in state legislatures in the early 1970s, she wrote, was toward more liberal abortion laws.
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Keep in mind: The California Democratic Party is clearly more liberal than the state's overall Democratic electorate.
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But more liberal Democrats, including Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, who voted against the spending measure, disagreed.
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It's where it would be accepted first, where it would be more liberal, as far as design.
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He is more liberal than Ms. Feinstein at a time when the left is on the rise.
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Younger and more liberal Democrats, in particular, said they were more likely to side with the Palestinians.
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And among many younger and more liberal voters, the Clintons' reputation for ideological centrism has little appeal.
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Church leaders say the move will almost surely lead more liberal members to leave the mainline denomination.
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He's a young, black progressive in a party that is becoming more liberal, younger and more diverse.
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More conservative states could pursue market-oriented reforms, while more liberal states could pursue their own models.
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Some of the more liberal justices said that the law was an unexceptional and permissible economic regulation.
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He vowed to "push back" as a senator on more liberal policies under Presidents Warren or Sanders.
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Even more liberal countries such as Canada and Germany attempt to place severe restrictions on free speech.
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Forcing the public to swallow a nominee far more liberal than the electorate is a dangerous game.
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The vote was 5 to 4, with the four more liberal members of the court in dissent.
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But seeing elements of the old, more liberal Trump sneak through might give that critique new force.
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"New Hampshire has just a more liberal electorate than Oklahoma, though both states are white," Kondik says.
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Democrats broadly agree on economic questions — but disagree on social issues, with richer Democrats being more liberal.
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In both cases, hearing contrary opinions drove partisans not just to a deeper certainty in the rightness of their cause, but to more polarized policy positions — Republicans became more conservative rather than more liberal, and Democrats, if anything happened at all, became more liberal rather than more conservative.
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" MUNGER ON BUYING BACK BERKSHIRE SHARES Berkshire will "probably be more liberal when it comes to repurchasing shares.
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Conservatives feared that the discharge petition would pave the way for a more liberal bill passing the House.
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Pence: And they're all competing with one another for how much more liberal they are than the other.
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Thankfully we live in Seattle, where it's a lot more liberal, and safer for us and the girls.
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The 5–4 vote to grant the stay was opposed by all of the court's more liberal justices.
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And the candidate herself has had to promise to be a much more liberal president than her spouse.
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In 2012 the court voted narrowly to uphold it, but several more liberal judges have joined since then.
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Hispanic non-voters in Texas tend to be younger and more liberal -- a potential trove of Democratic votes.
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Advocates of a more liberal approach point to New Zealand, which treats selling sex like any other job.
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In this limited respect at least, Texas is the more liberal state and California the more conservative one.
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Yet Mr Biden's career is not merely defined by a relentless and contrite movement towards more liberal positions.
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It&aposs undeniable that Facebook has algorithms that lean towards and incentivize those that have more liberal tendencies.
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There, I was exposed to a more liberal society -- one where being gay wasn't entirely sinful or shameful.
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But she would likely attract more backing than he would from younger, college-educated and more liberal whites.
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Many such newcomers are well educated and tend to be conservative on fiscal issues but more liberal socially.
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The pope, like Father Conroy, is a Jesuit, an order of priests viewed by some as more liberal.
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But Sanders won among roughly 75% of those who said they were looking for a more liberal successor.
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More liberal streams of Judaism, which outside of Israel have larger followings than Orthodoxy, chafe at the restriction.
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Obama and Clinton could play a game of Obama's Garland/good cop versus Clinton's more liberal/bad cop.
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Mr Sharif cuts a strikingly more liberal figure than during his last stint in power, in the 1990s.
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The more Democratic voters identify as liberal — and the more liberal they are — the less they support Israel.
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"Government employees are, on balance, more moderate or more liberal as opposed to the general population," Schultz said.
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There have been times where he's been a conservative, there have been times when he's been more liberal.
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The journal is supported by many retired Communist Party officials who have advocated a more liberal political system.
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And beyond the city, Dallas itself tends to be more liberal, and the suburbs surrounding it more conservative.
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He still retains his status as the deciding vote – but on this new, more liberal, if diminished court.
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Couple diversity with high levels of education, experts say, and it makes for a much more liberal electorate.
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But New Jersey offers a potential boon to Democrats eager to consolidate control in more liberal-leaning states.
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Are there elements that will surprise people who take the more liberal-minded position in the immigration debate?
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Members of this group have generally been younger, more liberal, better educated and more affluent than average voters.
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The second — which includes some overlap — is an uptick in residents moving to Arizona from more liberal states.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez and other more liberal Democrats wanted the bill to include stronger protections for migrant children.
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Young Australians who identify as Catholic, for example, are far more liberal than the leaders of their faith.
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Indeed, tech immigrants are increasingly choosing to take jobs in Canada, where the immigration policy is more liberal.
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Against them, we, the more liberal Muslims, often refer to universal values and more rational theologies in Islam.
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He has sounded more liberal on some issues in the past and thus conventional conservatives don't trust him.
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When the more liberal code took effect, "The attire of the students didn't change very much," Stein said.
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The new policy is also significantly more liberal than that recommended by the government's independent migration advisory committee.
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After the incident in Poland, Bonnell's views began to shift from a reactionary libertarianism toward more liberal terrain.
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The newcomers often have brought different, more liberal political sensibilities, becoming a potent force on gun safety issues.
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Like Mr. Netanyahu, Mr. Trump has courted American evangelicals, often at the expense of more liberal Jewish communities.
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And he also drew strong support, as he did in 215, from younger voters and more liberal voters.
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He's a longtime Sunday school teacher and born-again evangelical but of a more liberal bent than Keller.
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So naturally, Jubilat was viewed as more liberal than Times New Roman, even though they're both serif fonts.
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And Century Gothic was viewed as more liberal than Gill Sans, even though they're both sans serif fonts.
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Wander over to the more liberal Table of Knowledge and you'll hear mocking outrage of the 45th president.
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But church leaders said the move will almost surely lead more liberal members to leave the mainline denomination.
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To win, he will have to perform strongly with millennials, Latinos and voters in Texas' more liberal cities.
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The question before Democratic voters isn't really who is more liberal or younger or more of an outsider.
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One asked if Republicans "can trust" Trump for holding more liberal positions on health care and economic stimulus.
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That makes him more liberal than Nancy Pelosi (32nd) and close to as liberal as Maxine Waters (4th).
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But he also acknowledged degrees of difference between his economic policies and those of his more liberal colleagues.
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He then petitioned in Austin, a more liberal jurisdiction, and a judge there agreed to hear the case.
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Mr. Trump won nearly one in four voters who wanted the next president to follow more liberal policies.
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So why did he just side with the court's more liberal members to preserve abortion rights in Louisiana?
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If that had happened, Democrats could well have pushed through someone younger and more liberal than Merrick Garland.
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President Hillary Clinton could opt for a more liberal nominee with more Second Amendment cases in her past.
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The more liberal use act, The Florida Cannabis Act (#266-19), will not be on the November 8th ballot.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris, has had to contend with harmonizing his record with a more liberal Democratic Party.
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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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As the most popular opposition party, the Pirates' platform includes more liberal drug laws and 35-hour work weeks.
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But he is likely to face grilling by some of the more liberal-leaning Democrats on the banking panel.
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Yet a combination of more liberal appointments under Francis and the Trump administration's actions has upset that quiet collusion.
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The migration was compounded by a generational shift, as young American-born Muslims turned more liberal on social issues.
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And that's true even though Sanders is viewed as far more liberal than any other Democrat in the race.
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Young voters are more liberal on issues of racial justice, and independents are moving in that direction as well.
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Further, a more liberal candidate who is able to sell themselves as electable will be in a strong position.
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Television might be getting more liberal every day, but there are still certain things no one expects to hear.
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Clinton, meanwhile, had campaigned on a set of policy proposals made more liberal for her primary contest against Sen.
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It seems that the more liberal-minded Christians talk about the environment, the more suspicious the conservative camp becomes.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined the more liberal justices in granting the stay, with the court voting 5-4.
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Bernie Sanders, who, like Warren, appeals to younger and more liberal voters, made two appearances in Ohio on Saturday.
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And some other academic studies have concluded that big donors may have more liberal immigration attitudes than other voters.
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Today's college students are certainly more liberal and more ideologically uniform than their counterparts of the mid-twentieth century.
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Leadership allies say they're confident Ryan can bridge the divide and keep the more liberal bills off the floor.
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How damaging would a more liberal court be to Lubbock, Texas or Topeka, Kansas; Mobile, Alabama or Ogden, Utah?
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As recently as 1994, more than one-third of Republicans were identified as more liberal than the average Democrat.
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Conservatives worry that Scalia's death may tilt the balance of the Supreme Court justices toward a more liberal slant.
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For decades, College Republicans have drawn ridicule from — and defined themselves against — the more liberal masses on college campuses.
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Perhaps the answer is simply that the more highly educated a person, the more liberal he tends to be.
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Such a scenario would sharpen her appeal to both the center-left and more liberal factions of the party.
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So as women enter fields like pediatrics, obstetrics/gynecology and psychiatry, they may be making those fields more liberal.
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The mild-mannered Northam defeated a more liberal challenger in his own primary — Tom Perriello, who had Sanders's backing.
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Given Scalia's extremely pro–death penalty views, Garland will also very likely be much more liberal on capital punishment.
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And while business groups generally favor more liberal immigration policies, they may not view it as a top priority.
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The response is split between the conservative-leaning WSJ and the more liberal boards of the NYT and WaPo.
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Usually, those under the age of 45 tend to be more liberal, while those over 45 are more conservative.
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With respect to economic issues, the liberaltarian proposition would look more libertarian on regulation and more liberal on redistribution.
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Stricter judicial review would have led to a more "liberal" result of strictly regulating big cable and telephone companies.
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Even as the court's center of gravity shifted to the right, the court's more liberal justices held their own.
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The discussion has illuminated deep divisions between Anglican conservatives defending traditional values and those seeking a more liberal approach.
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If and when a more liberal Israeli government is elected, it could also revive a two-state peace process.
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The proposal, though more restrictive than abortion laws in many Western countries, was more liberal than had been anticipated.
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Canada is highlighting its more liberal immigration policy as a boon to a business that needs lots of engineers.
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For more liberal Democrats who have rallied around hard-nosed resistance to Mr. Trump, the results are often frustrating.
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According to Gallup, California voters overall are on the more liberal end of the spectrum, compared to other states.
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Clarke Tucker, a state representative, defeated a handful of more liberal challengers to win the nomination, avoiding a runoff.
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Research also shows that American voters "believe that women candidates are more liberal than their male counterparts," Jalalzai said.
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In each case, those tested under favorable circumstances provided more liberal answers than those tested under more hostile conditions.
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All this goes hand in hand with the fact that social media tends to skew younger and more liberal.
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Many young anti-abortion activists are also passionate about the human rights issues that motivate their more liberal peers.
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This came after months of public warnings from the Fed's more liberal members to hold off on rate hikes.
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But shifting demographics, notably younger, more liberal adults taking the place of older conservatives is also driving the change.
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Harris is also very liberal in a party that is becoming more liberal, but has ties to the establishment.
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He served in the House until his incumbent congressman retired, then defeated a more liberal rival for the seat.
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When she moved to MSNBC, it was unclear how she would be received by the network's more liberal audience.
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Some are happy to announce their endorsement from the NRA, while more liberal candidates freely tout their "F" rating.
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They seem to be responding to a Democratic electorate that is, at a minimum, describing themselves as more liberal.
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A number of more liberal states have passed laws explicitly protecting abortion rights in preparation for such an event.
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Some of the Democratic candidates have focused on more liberal policy planks, with one candidate getting support from Sen.
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My parents tend to lean more on the conservative side of things whereas I have a more liberal bent.
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Progressive Democrats also believe that moving the primary up could result in their party's selection of more liberal candidates.
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That's not exactly shocking – Reddit's user base is younger, more male, and more liberal than the American population overall.
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Or a more liberal, free-market one with an American outlook — a sort of Singapore in the North Atlantic?
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Wade, achieving a more liberal balance on the Supreme Court, and finally advancing feminist causes like paid family leave.
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London has in recent decades voted more towards Labour, favoring its more liberal policies on immigration and social issues.
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It's a segment that's disproportionately black and Latino and decidedly more liberal than the American public as a whole.
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But that ignores the fact that in virtually every poll, younger voters are far more liberal than older ones.
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This killed any hope of more liberal legislation under President Obama, and allowed President Trump's tax bill to become law.
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And yet a very large number of Democrats (including huge majorities of younger, more liberal voters) prefer Sanders to Clinton.
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If the Republicans lose the Senate they'll be appointing Garland for fear of an even more liberal judge coming in.
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But California's Democratic electorate tends to be more Hispanic and more liberal then Newsom's core constituency in the Central Coast.
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Part of this is preaching to the choir, as comedy viewers tend to be younger and more liberal on average.
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Similar to previous Massachusetts Republican governors such as Bill Weld and Mitt Romney, Baker is more liberal on social issues.
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And his views on abortion have vacillated from suggesting women could face punishment to now being a little more liberal.
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Because at the moment, Trump appears likely to run on these issues as a more liberal version of Hillary Clinton.
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Although Malta is largely a Catholic nation, it has made strides towards becoming a more liberal state in recent years.
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Skeptics also contend her appeal is far weaker in rural areas of the state than in the more liberal cities.
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Political and economic integration would not just make China wealthier, they would also make it more liberal, pluralistic and democratic.
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Mr Schwarzenegger does not deny self-sorting effects: of course Californian districts become more liberal near the ocean, he says.
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If people of color begin to see their interests as tied up with their identity, they will become more liberal.
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McGuirk said it will now be relatively easy for the government to pass more liberal abortion laws in the parliament.
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In private, Saudi royals often espouse more liberal views, but they have always feared upsetting their alliance with the clerics.
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His parenting style is so influenced by his upbringing because he was raised in a much more liberal, artistic household.
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Mainline, often more liberal, denominations fell from 18.1% to 14.7% between 2007 and 2014, according to the Pew Research Centre.
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Forty-four states already allow gun owners to carry their guns in public, including states much more liberal than Texas.
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Just because attitudes have generally become more liberal, doesn't mean that homophobia doesn't exist— because it very much does so.
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The crowd increases the potential for dramatic primaries that could reignite tensions between the party's more liberal and moderate factions.
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He would unquestionably be a more liberal judge than Scalia and move the Court as a whole to the left.
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She dropped her usual attacks on Sanders and started trying to smooth things over with his younger, more liberal supporters.
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More generally, the Chamber of Commerce, the largest business lobby in the country, is supportive of more liberal immigration policy.
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Every film studio—even European ones that Lichenstein and Pierpoline thought might be more liberal about vaginas—turned it down.
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It mandates a statewide discrimination policy that omits sexuality as a criterion, squashing a more liberal ordinance passed in Charlotte.
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Coming under heavy attack from more liberal, lower-polling candidates, front-runner Joe Biden frequently invoked Obama in his defense.
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The decision was 5-4, with Chief Justice Roberts joining his more liberal colleagues in denying DOJ's stay request. pic.twitter.
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Those who tried to stay loyal to the more liberal founding principles, including its founder Abdullah Gul, were pushed aside.
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I'm a conservative Republican, he's a much more liberal Democrat, but I think we can both agree, along with Gov.
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Would a more conservative Court — or, for that matter, a more liberal Court sometime in the future — change this status?
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But it is nonetheless striking that so many white Democrats without a degree wanted more liberal policies than Mr. Obama's.
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Abortions have fallen in both states with broad restrictions on access and in those that have more liberal access laws.
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Younger Republicans have more liberal opinions on immigration than do older members of the GOP, according to a new poll.
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But there's a risk in both of these districts that moderate voters may balk at the candidates' more liberal stances.
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The Democratic senator from Massachusetts has been widely deemed to have a better shot at reaching Sanders's more liberal followers.
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And it seems they&aposre trying to tack to even more liberal direction, and we&aposll see where this goes.
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Then, the long list of resentments returned: Why can't Woods be more political, more liberal, more socially conscious, some asked.
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O'Rourke is also much more liberal than most of the 10 Democratic senators running in states Trump won this year.
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Still, like Bhattacharya in 2017, James and B. worry about their message getting "diluted" by these larger, more liberal groups.
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Today, Turkey is a much more liberal country then it used to be in the 60s when islak was invented.
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FiveThirtyEight has a very interesting look at why the court is drifting left: Justices get more liberal as they age.
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Remember, he pledged to fight for lower trade deficits and a more liberal access to foreign markets by American exporters.
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They also don't want to have to defend a more liberal pick ahead of a tough reelection cycle in 2018.
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His company campaigned vigorously against the deal, putting him on the same side as more liberal-leaning consumer advocacy groups.
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The county is a conservative anchor of the Eighth Congressional District, which extends west to more liberal suburbs of Seattle.
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" An opinion piece in De Morgen, one of Belgium's more liberal newspapers, called it "an uninspired and needlessly hurtful stunt.
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When asked to rank issue priorities, there were some striking differences between these more liberal Democrats and the average voter.
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Excepting Mr. Duffy, this is largely a Democratic phenomenon, and not because people who listen to podcasts are more liberal.
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When he meets Americans, Prince Mohammed emphasizes the things that make the United Arab Emirates more liberal than their neighbors.
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And it has never been clearer that the system does not want to be reformed in a more liberal mold.
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It's worth diving into some of the specifics of what Nate and Kevin found: • Democrats on Twitter are more liberal.
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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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The exposure made the Republicans more conservative and the Democrats, if anything, more liberal, though the effect wasn't statistically significant.
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Young voters in general hold more liberal views on nearly every issue than the current Trump-led Republican party ideology.
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Biden was the choice among older, more moderate voters, while Sanders attracted younger, more liberal voters, according to the poll.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined with the court's more liberal justices to extend the stay preventing implementation of the law.
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Liberals are ramping up pressure on her to jettison Obama's centrist nominee and pick a younger and more liberal judge.
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While ad agencies and tech companies tend to have more liberal dress code standards, law firms are generally more traditional.
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Related: Joe Biden released tax plans on Wednesday that are far less aggressive than those of his more liberal rivals.
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No country has more liberal laws for doctor-assisted death than Belgium, where 2,357 patients died by euthanasia in 2018.
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He generally took moderate positions on most issues, though in his last two terms his voting record became more liberal.
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Clinton got a scare from her more liberal opponent, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who performed better than she expected.
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But day after day, the definitional line shifted in a more liberal direction, or maybe "receded" is the right word.
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Two-thirds of independents with no political leaning oppose the wall, showing a slight preference to the more liberal views.
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The more liberal justices argued that decisions following an inter partes review can be appealed to a federal appeals court.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, who is known as the court's swing voter, appeared to side with the court's more liberal wing.
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They largely agree with more liberal Democrats on issues like guns, abortion and gay rights, which once divided the party.
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The vote was 5 to 4, with Justice Kennedy joining the court's four more liberal members to form a majority.
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Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who took office two weeks ago, took the opportunity to show a more liberal stance.
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Warren could help Clinton win over Sanders supporters from the party's more liberal wing after a surprisingly protracted primary race.
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Kirsten Gillibrand is closer to the middle of the pack but still more liberal than 76 percent of Senate Democrats.
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Republicans, by contrast, are unified on social issues but poorer GOPers have much more liberal economic views than rich GOPers.
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In the grand scheme of things, the differences between these voting records are not enormous, and if you're thinking about policy outcomes, the limiting factor is going to be what the most conservative Democratic Party senators can swallow, not whether the president is a bit more liberal than those senators (or a lot more liberal).
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It will offer residents a more liberal lifestyle, allowing musical concerts and entertainment in a remote corner of the desert kingdom.
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It was substantially more liberal than not only her husband's record in office but also her own campaign agenda in 2008.
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A conventional wisdom is already forming that Obama chose Garland to wrongfoot Republican senators, who were expecting a more liberal nominee.
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Black Americans were heavily targeted with messages to discourage voting or to vote for one of Hillary Clinton's more liberal rivals.
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In challenging Al Gore for the 2000 nomination, Bradley, like Sanders, ran as a more liberal alternative to the front-runner.
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But we all need to open our minds to a more liberal, less fearful, sense of our true selves in relationships.
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More than half of Democrats (52%) wanted the next president to continue Barack Obama's policies, but 32% wanted more liberal policies.
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Given this, it is far from obvious that the answer to the Democratic Party's problem is to become ever more liberal.
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Indeed, had Obama swung for the rafters with a more liberal nominee, he might have had even less of a chance.
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The region has resolutely declined to adopt the more liberal approach to abortion seen in the rest of the United Kingdom.
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The first is about when it is appropriate to show breastfeeding — an area in which Facebook has gradually become more liberal.
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Yet voters who might be tempted back to the Tories by softer, more liberal policies also tend to be keen Remainers.
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Conservatives have mobilized voters to end what was perceived as a more liberal judiciary in the mid-20th century, for decades.
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But during the presidential election, Clinton adopted more liberal policies against fossil-fuel production as she responded to Bernie Sanders' campaign.
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It's not terribly surprising that traditionally more liberal states like Washington, Oregon, and Vermont seem to support this movement the most.
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More liberal Israelis said the hard-charging prosecution of Tamimi had been a public relations disaster that only amplified her fame.
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His indulgence of bipartisan health care talks slowed down the process and might have prevented a more liberal plan from passing.
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Electing a lesbian prime minister in 2017 is good PR for a government that wants to look more liberal and European.
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What to watch for the Democrats: An important Bernie Sanders target, Massachusetts should give an edge to the more liberal candidate.
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Marijuana, once widely demonized in the United States, has seen growing acceptance in recent years, especially among younger, more liberal Americans.
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In Jeddah, a more liberal port city, seamstresses design abayas with bright colours and women smoke water-pipes out of doors.
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"It's possible that after a more liberal pope there may be one that has different ideas," the Oscar-winning director said.
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If anything, he said, some candidates in the party will "accessorize" by adding more liberal policies to their Better Deal pitch.
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According to the Visa Openness Index, over a third of African countries have more liberal visa policies now than in 2015.
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The votes of Mr Breyer and the court's other three more liberal voices (all of them women) were not in doubt.
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" "Despite these numbers, it could be a success for them because they do tend to have a younger, more liberal audience.
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The sprawling 10th district of Virginia stretches from the conservative West Virginia border to the wealthy and more liberal D.C. suburbs.
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Still, a new and more liberal coalition has shown little sign of even mildly improving the Democrats' chances in statewide races.
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Those who want the next president to pursue more liberal policies have supported Sanders by a 6- to 10-point margin.
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"It's noticeable that the people who left are more liberal-minded and the people who stayed are more Republican," she said.
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Established Democrats have found themselves under siege from the left this year, with several prominent lawmakers falling to more liberal challengers.
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High-tech employers like Intel lure transplants from California, India and West Africa who have brought with them more liberal views.
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Recent surveys of Generation Z voters (those born after 1996) find that, if anything, they are even more liberal than millennials.
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Reddit users are more likely to be younger, male, and more liberal in their political leanings compared to the average American.
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Under a 1992 agreement, Hong Kong is the beneficiary of more liberal visa and investment regulations than the rest of China.
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The trouble for conservatism is that increasingly its urban base is comfortable with more liberal social mores, like same-sex marriage.
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Ms. Shalala does have some challenges in a Democratic Party that is younger, more diverse and more liberal than Mr. Clinton's.
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This differs from some of the more liberal justices on the Court, who take a more fluid interpretation of the Constitution.
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The court's four more liberal members — Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen G. Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan — joined his opinion.
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And it tends to benefit taxpayers in more liberal states, like New York and California, where tax rates are often higher.
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At the same time, the country has become much more liberal on social issues, often in ways opposed by the church.
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As the white Democratic electorate has grown more liberal and more highly educated, the party's moderate bloc has become increasingly diverse.
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Allies of the Law and Justice Party had bused hundreds of its supporters from the countryside into the more liberal capital.
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Some black religious leaders from more liberal traditions have aligned themselves almost totally with progressive politics, even on issues like homosexuality.
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That strategic reasoning is long gone, as is the expectation that China would evolve into a more liberal and attractive state.
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People who followed conservative politicians were assumed to be more conservative; people who followed liberals were assumed to be more liberal.
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Colin Allred (D-Texas) by 85033 points was seen as a sign of Texas's big cities shifting to become more liberal.
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They're notably more diverse, more liberal on many social issues and more optimistic about the country's future than many Trump voters.
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For others, the obstacles — whether the German language or the more liberal society in which they find themselves — remain too daunting.
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This is the generation whose parents helped change the landscape and possibilities by modeling a more liberal take on future relationships.
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The debate over free-trade deals has for decades pitted globalists on both sides against both more liberal and conservative opponents.
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As a result of student activism, however, universities became more liberal, in the broader sense of the word, after the 1960s.
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Temperamentally and biographically, Ms Harris was a centrist; stylistically and demographically, she appealed to the party's younger and more liberal electorate.
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Twitter Democrats are whiter, more liberal and more politically active, according to a New York Times analysis from earlier this year.
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Young adults, who tend to be more liberal, are choosing to live among those who think and act as they do.
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Michael Bennet, who is planning to enter the race soon -- neither of whom are expected to join their more liberal colleagues.
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McCready campaigned as an unabashed moderate, touting the slogan "country over party" and distancing himself from more liberal Democrats in Washington.
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A look at the candidates who have been members of Congress suggests that they are, as a group, considerably more liberal.
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That is, they are considerably more liberal as a group than the past nominees or the average Democratic member of Congress.
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Those close to the president would prefer to run against a more liberal candidate, such as Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders.
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What I notice is that when Nick is at school and not with us, his opinions will become far more liberal.
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But that machine has weakened in recent years, and Lipinski's district has continued to grow more liberal and more heavily Hispanic.
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As a rule, as economic conditions improve and voters begin to feel more secure, they become more generous and more liberal.
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But when he said he was "done with" any talk of impeachment, he drew a backlash from his more liberal constituents.
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Democrats active on social media are whiter, more liberal and more educated (and thus more affluent) than Democrats as a whole.
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Even Jean Chardin's 17th-century descriptions of Persian coffee houses paint them as more liberal spaces than the Starbucks of today.
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That's the method used by the Judicial Common Score, which says Garland is slightly more liberal than Kagan and Justice Stephen Breyer.
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Americans have more liberal views on a range of moral issues now than ever before, according to a Gallup poll released Thursday.
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In interviews, Brown poses as a responsible grownup holding back the tide of mayhem that his more liberal successors will inevitably unleash.
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While this finding doesn't necessarily mean anything, Panagiotou noted that China is much more liberal about its antibiotic use than Hong Kong.
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The Hungarian government is likely to be buoyed also by Trump's criticism of more liberal immigration policies in Europe, particularly in Germany.
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Weirdly enough, a process that could result in a more liberal Supreme Court could actually be better for Republican politicians' own careers.
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Greens have a more liberal migrant policy which could pit them against the CSU, and they oppose plans to increase defense spending.
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And 1-in-3 Democratic primary voters in New York said that the next president should "be more liberal" than President Obama.
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Even some members of the country's political opposition, seen as more liberal, had criticized Netflix for its gay content, Mr. Ozkok said.
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Biden represents the more centrist faction of the Democratic Party, while Warren, of Massachusetts, and Sanders, of Vermont, back more liberal policies.
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"I just read the passage where it talks about how LBJ was actually responsible for more liberal legislation than JFK," he said.
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In the current climate, progress towards a more liberal regime, whether through the medical or the legal route, is likely to continue.
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Those who masturbated more were generally more liberal across the board — they self-reported as liberals and Democrats, and voted for Obama.
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Unsurprisingly, a conservative expert thought Romney's characterization of Obama's proposal was fair game, while more liberal experts thought Romney's criticism was unfair.
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Mr Lamb will presumably run again in the more liberal, suburban 17th district where he would face Keith Rothfus, the incumbent Republican.
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Although young Muslims are conservative by the standards of Western society (eg, on gay schoolteachers), they are more liberal than their elders.
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Those backing Pritzker feel like they can steal the popularity of Rauner's businessman independence, but with a candidate who is more liberal.
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The powerful Mohammed bin Salman has championed a more liberal vision of Saudi Arabia, which has the support of many young Saudis.
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Rather, a lot of moderate legislators from 2002 were out of Congress by 2010 — replaced by more conservative (or more liberal) members.
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In Mississippi, more than 9 in 10 Democratic voters said they wanted someone to continue on Obama's track or be more liberal.
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Among white voters, 53 percent said they wanted a continuation of Obama's policies, while 35 percent said they wanted more liberal ones.
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Across the country, the enthusiastic participation of younger and more liberal voters in the election has emphasised a sense of generational change.
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Mr Barrie points out that French firms, which tend to have "more liberal" policies on releasing technology to others, have another advantage.
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She must also convince longtime progressives here that her new, more liberal positions are more than just a response to Bernie Sanders.
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If a more liberal candidate wins in these moderate-to-conservative districts, will these seats no longer be in reach for Democrats?
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The highest number was in Vermont, where 46 percent of white voters without a degree wanted more liberal policies than Mr. Obama's.
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Progressives have had plenty of notable wins during the primary season, which include more liberal candidates prevailing in California, Pennsylvania and Nebraska.
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It marks another milestone in Taiwan's development as one of the region's more liberal societies, in contrast with China's strongly autocratic government.
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Backers of Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary had hoped for a more liberal No. 2, like Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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When a different party occupies the White House would the order be used to compel social media to publish more liberal ideas?
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Like most first ladies, Pat was more liberal than her husband, she was pro-choice and she supported the Equal Rights Amendment.
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The generation that will vie for the state's top jobs is fashioning itself as decidedly more aggressive, if not notably more liberal.
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Already, there are cries for Senate Republicans to indefinitely stonewall any Supreme Court nominee to prevent the court from becoming more liberal.
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He said he believes a young Iranian society is seeking a more liberal, progressive nation but is unlikely to take up arms.
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She frequently clashes with the more liberal hosts and has received a lot of attention in the news and on social media.
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Clinton was cautious and often gave long and complex policy-laden answers to questions, while Sanders offered blunter, and more liberal, solutions.
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The largely white upscale wing of the Democratic Party is far more liberal on economic policy than its self-interest would suggest.
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"They're more liberal than before but with exceptions, they want to improve the system but not change it altogether," Mariton told Reuters.
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While it was met with support from some of the Democratic caucus' more liberal members, it received a cool reception from leadership.
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Clinton is elected in November, they might be more open to considering Judge Garland as an alternative to a more liberal nominee.
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Predictably, feelings about ICE are sharply divided among Republicans and Democrats with a stark contrast between more conservative and more liberal Americans.
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Now the Court is not only much more liberal than had been calculated earlier, but it is quite liberal by historical standards.
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But you get into the more liberal states — New York, Maine, all those up in the Northeast — they are not big purchasers.
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Members of the Problem Solvers Caucus, for their part, took issue with the criticism from the more liberal flank of their party.
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On Friday, Mr. Neal made clear his preference for avoiding retaliatory threats, to the disappointment of several of his more liberal colleagues.
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More liberal Democrats have called for an impeachment inquiry, but Ms. Pelosi has repeatedly warned against the divisiveness of such a strategy.
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Progressive groups were quick to hail Newman's win, touting it as evidence that the Democratic base is hungry for more liberal representation.
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The passage of a more liberal immigration law in 1965, which ended ethnic quotas and prioritized family reunification, ushered in new demographics.
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Florida's more liberal and urban areas have been quicker to shut down beaches while more conservative areas have been slower to respond.
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He would be the first gay and Jewish governor in the nation and has come to represent a new, more liberal West.
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In the past its members could publish articles in more liberal newspapers such as Southern Weekly; these days their submissions are rejected.
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In addition to more liberal immigration laws, she ran on a platform calling for Medicare for all and a federal jobs guarantee.
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Despite declaring he would make France's economy more liberal, Mr. Macron has shown a willingness to involve the state in industrial policy.
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Biden draws the greatest support from older and more moderate voters, the poll shows, while Sanders' base is younger and more liberal.
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These cases were decided 5-4 or 6-3 over angry dissents and with Justice Anthony Kennedy joining his more liberal colleagues.
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He sees a generalized transition to more liberal world views — perhaps as a concomitant of voters with college and graduate school degrees.
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For example, Bernie Sanders's supporters tend to be younger and more liberal; Mr. Biden's are older and more likely to be nonwhite.
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Ms. Kantola said a backlash against the previous government drove a surge in voters electing younger, more liberal and often female lawmakers.
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It moved in 1925 to Dessau, a more liberal town in what is today Saxony-Anhalt, and then to Berlin in 1932.
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And the return of Irish emigrants from more liberal countries has driven change: Divorce is now legal, as is same-sex marriage.
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Because most voters don't make decisions by analyzing the policy positions of the candidates and deciding who's more liberal, moderate or conservative.
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Bloomberg rolled out a plan on Tuesday to rein in Wall Street, mirroring the platforms of some of his more liberal competitors.
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O'Connor often voted with Rehnquist on the conservative wing of the court, though as time went on, she became somewhat more liberal.
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A candidate running for state legislature was using different signs in rural areas than he was in a more liberal college town.
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Kim Darroch said Trump would prioritise the demands of American pharmaceutical firms and farmers, who want more liberal access to UK markets.
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They also represent districts in New York City that are more liberal than those of the five other members of the conference.
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Whether you examine Gallup or the Pew Research Center's trendline, Democrats have become a lot more liberal over the last 25 years.
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Or do these places influence how we feel about government — and each other — in ways that make us more liberal or conservative?
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If Gorsuch is confirmed and starts siding with the more liberal members of the court, Kennedy said those voters won't be pleased.
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Some liberal advocacy groups, such as Democracy for America, have expressed hope that Clinton would nominate a judge more liberal than Garland.
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And while she desperately wants to leave Fox, none of the more liberal networks will hire her because she works at Fox.
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The plan emphasizes choice to differentiate itself from the "Medicare for All" plan supported by more liberal White House hopefuls, including Sens.
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For decades, Virginia Democrats have taken care to distinguish themselves from their more liberal national party and present themselves as prudent centrists.
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Yet the paper reserved some cautionary words for American Democrats, many of whom have some support among more liberal forces in Europe.
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But his address also influenced the Democratic Party's posture for years to come — often to the frustration of its more liberal members.
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Many Democratic analysts argue that these patterns present Warren and Sanders with the same challenge: expanding their bases beyond more liberal whites.
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Rosenmüller somehow escaped and fled, eventually setting up shop in the more liberal Venice, starting as a trombonist at St. Mark's Cathedral.
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Another angle: In the U.S., moderate Democrats are feeling the heat from younger, more liberal colleagues, and the constituents who oppose them.
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Still, he recognizes the pressure to replace him with a more liberal Democrat is mounting and has ramped up his campaign operation.
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Some Vatican watchers, reading between the lines, saw his remarks as a move to push the church in a more liberal direction.
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If Obama gets a centrist (but more liberal than Kennedy) candidate confirmed, that person would be the new median voter (replacing Kennedy).
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You obviously don't have the conservative Southern Democrats anymore, and in that way it's moved the dynamics in a more liberal direction.
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It would be a foolish mistake to base an international order on the assumption that China will become more liberal any time soon.
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Or will he choose a more liberal candidate at the risk of being blocked on the theory that it might galvanize Democratic voters?
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For Democrats hailing from more liberal parts of the country, that might be a welcome way to boost their anti-Trump bona-fides.
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Sanders is actually the odd duck in that he was the more liberal candidate who often did his best among working class voters.
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By his estimates, over a thousand flee the kingdom every year, while more escape Riyadh for Jeddah, the kingdom's more liberal coastal metropolis.
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Of course, the Conner parents' willfully conservative politics also lends itself to jokes that will feel tone deaf to its more liberal viewers.
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That is partly because fewer children are available for adoption, and partly because ideas about what constitutes a family have become more liberal.
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The most notable issue where young evangelicals are more liberal than older evangelical generations is same-sex marriage, but again, context is important.
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One of those theories is beloved by self-styled centrists, and has served as a way to gate-keep against more liberal candidates.
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And if the GOP crashes and burns, it will probably get a more liberal court nominee than Garland from the next President Clinton.
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Even gender priming is polarizing, which Cassino also noted — it makes liberal men express more liberal views and conservative men more conservative ones.
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"Over the past several years, Gallup has found that Americans have become more liberal on a variety of social issues," the researchers noted.
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The referendum Friday will decide whether the eighth amendment of the constitution is repealed, which would open the way for more liberal legislation.
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It's a compromise, and in a more liberal, educated world, I imagine I'd find a lot more men who accepted me for it.
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Weld, a popular former governor who has tended to support more liberal social issues, ran on the 2016 Libertarian ticket with Gary Johnson.
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Alaska is also an outlier to the expected trend of more conservative legislation in conservative states and more liberal legislation in liberal states.
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On the House side, only two Democrats were more conservative than any Republican, and just two Republicans were more liberal than any Democrat.
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While Flake said a "conservative jurist" should replace Scalia, Garland could be a better alternative than a potentially more liberal nominee from Clinton.
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He soon grew frustrated when, particularly in domestic affairs, his administration seemed to be pursuing policies more liberal than its own president preferred.
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And Republican-leaning districts tend to nominate and elect pretty conservative representatives, while Democratic-leaning districts send more liberal representatives to their legislatures.
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The move comes as PiS has made LGBT rights a central campaign issue, pegging the party against more liberal forces in the country.
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They are told to put "pet issues" such as transgender rights aside and to fight instead for the election of more liberal politicians.
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It claimed the problem was limited to so-called drug abusers and that millions of pain patients were benefitting from more liberal prescribing.
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Plainly, in Republican eyes, Mr Garland is preferable to a younger, more liberal nominee with the potential to serve decades on the court.
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Some Republicans are concerned that Hillary Clinton, the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, would select a more liberal nominee than Garland.
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If the discharge petition succeeds, leadership is confident that Ryan can bridge the divide and keep the more liberal bills off the floor.
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Attitudes in Angola, Ghana, Kenya and Mozambique are comparable to those in America—and much more liberal than attitudes in China or Japan.
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Some conservatives worry that if Democrat Hillary Clinton defeats Republican Donald Trump in the election, she would nominate someone more liberal than Garland.
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The polling group's survey showed more Liberal voters strongly supported the party while more NDP supporters said they might still change their minds.
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Thucydides's history portrays the Spartans as reluctant to go to war and often more merciful than their more liberal-minded opponents, the Athenians.
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They are, on the whole, more liberal-minded than the current, mostly Republican officeholders in their districts—but that doesn't make them radicals.
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On the left, several senior Democratic representatives in New York are facing younger, more liberal challengers who could upend the party's House leadership.
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Younger and more liberal Bangladeshis, however, have responded on social media in support of the photo and condemned the assault on the photographer.
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As The Atlantic's David Graham wrote last year, registered Democrats have become more liberal on immigration, economics, and race over the same period.
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Despite the current government's failings, it is difficult to argue that the Brotherhood would have offered a more liberal vision for Egypt's future.
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Gallup reports that Americans' views about the moral acceptability of a wide range of practices are now more liberal than they've ever been.
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Of the four in 10 who wanted a president to pursue more liberal policies than Mr. Obama's, a wide majority favored Mr. Sanders.
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There's one big caveat to mention here: Just because older people may tend toward conservatism doesn't mean they can't adopt more liberal views.
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Particularly in California, whose circuit court has a history of more liberal rulings, judges could look to those decisions for guidance, she said.
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Trump's policy could make that impossible, putting AppNexus at a competitive disadvantage to companies based in other countries with more liberal immigration rules.
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African nations have been lauded for adopting a more liberal "open door" policy towards refugees than Western nations, despite being low-income economies.
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Migration is a divisive issue giving the far right a leg up to challenge traditional dominance by the more liberal center and left.
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However, those are based upon the European Drive Cycle, which is far more liberal than the U.S.'s Environmental Protection Agency's efficiency ratings.
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Zambia is a very conservative country whose constitution explicitly states that it is a Christian nation, in contrast with more liberal South Africa.
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Ideology in the Mid-Atlantic The two Super Tuesday states appear significantly more liberal than South Carolina's electorate, according to these preliminary results.
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Most challenges are against incumbents with more liberal records than Lipinski on core issues such as abortion, which may make them less vulnerable.
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Before the Roe decision, New York was a haven for women seeking abortions from out of state because of its more liberal laws.
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Together, her plans would move the American economy in a much more liberal direction, Tom Kaplan and Jim Tankersley of the NYT report.
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I have looked at broader generational trends, like why young Americans are more liberal and hold more fluid views on gender and identity.
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The party refused to back Senator Dianne Feinstein for re-election, supporting instead her more liberal challenger, Kevin de León, a state senator.
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The food service industry, worried about the potential effect on business, is heavily lobbying for a more liberal exemption for restaurants and bars.
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Warsaw is more liberal and broad-minded than the more conservative rural parts of the country where PiS finds much of its support.
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But they felt confident that Mr. Obama's more liberal views on the issue would prevail, recalled Kate Michelman, a former leader of Naral.
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But the primaries are controlled on both sides by activists who are more liberal or more conservative than the rest of their parties.
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Elected to the House of Representatives in 1992, Mr. Brown quickly established himself as one of the more liberal members of his party.
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In addition, this rubric is a snapshot in time; as more tests become available, doctors can be more liberal about who they test.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, in choosing a prominent, pro-market chief economic adviser, has hinted that he plans to embrace a more liberal economic philosophy.
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A number of social and economic factors have made contemporary Ireland a more liberal country that the one that passed the Eighth Amendment.
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"I think doctors were trained ... that pain is the fifth vital sign, so there was more liberal prescribing of these medications," Gottlieb said.
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They were all justices appointed by Republican presidents who, once on the high bench, proved to be more liberal than expected when appointed.
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Clinton made her more liberal record on gun control a major campaign theme and beat him on the issue by 22 percentage points.
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The campaign is hiring organizers on California college campuses, and it plans to approach district attorneys from some more liberal jurisdictions for support.
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The possession of marijuana at the border will also remain illegal — even when crossing into a U.S. state with more liberal drug laws.
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Some say a more liberal nominee threatens to shatter their electoral coalitions, and they have the data in their districts to prove it.
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Cargill, a major distributor of agricultural products, recently redesigned its offices with an open layout and adopted a more liberal remote-work policy.
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New research from Gallup released Tuesday reveals the party is getting less white, more educated, less religious and progressively more liberal since 2001.
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Earlier this month, they successfully pushed party leadership to abandon a plan to reduce drug prices in favor of a more liberal version.
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His supporters tend to be more liberal -- 245% of those who identify as "very liberal" said they'd support him, according to the poll.
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Southern Democrats were once much more conservative than their northern colleagues, and Northern "Rockefeller Republicans" were more liberal than Southern and Western Republicans.
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The new district lines are far more liberal than the old ones, and Cook Political Report rates the new race as Democratic-leaning.
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The decision was not unexpected; many German bishops are generally considered to be within the more liberal wing of the Roman Catholic Church.
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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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On the current court, all of the justices appointed by Democratic presidents are more liberal than all of the ones appointed by Republican presidents.
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Gore, the court shut down the recount of votes in Florida in an unsigned opinion over the dissents of the four more liberal justices.
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Another is that the highly educated have become much more liberal over time, making educational attainment a better predictor of voting for a Democrat.
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But Wednesday, some of the more liberal justices suggested otherwise -- expressing concern that the Kansas prosecutions amounted to a veiled attempt at immigration enforcement.
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They will apparently block Obama's choice even after the November election and even if it means confirming a younger, more liberal nominee in 2017.
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Or, if the Democrats retake the Senate, she may be emboldened to choose someone younger (Mr Garland turns 64 in November) and more liberal.
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" The 2008 presidential candidate argued that Obama "is creating a feeling, particularly among more liberal members of society, that you can't say 'Islamic terrorism.
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Nationalist-minded governments, especially in Poland and Hungary, have vowed not to yield to Brussels and western EU states that espouse more liberal views.
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Confirming Garland now, these conservatives argue, would remove the risk that Hillary Clinton would name a more liberal justice to the court next year.
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Some 50% of Catholics acknowledge such a duty, as do 63% of black Protestants and 43% of Protestants from more liberal or "mainline" denominations.
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At the beginning of it, some had hoped that he might turn out to be a bit more liberal than his predecessor, Hu Jintao.
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As you can see, Democrats (in blue) were perceived as far more liberal than what voters said they wanted (in purple), especially in 2012.
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Cruz frequently argued that Trump drew support from more liberal voters, and his aides frequently predicted that closed states would lead him to victory.
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But it turns out that if you actually pay attention to Trudeau's agenda, he's taking Canada in a profoundly new and more liberal direction.
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It is unfolding in a reality distortion field, with early money and social media attention signaling Democrats are more liberal than they actually are.
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That suggests that attitudes are not necessarily growing more liberal or tolerant with each generation, and that education is no panacea for Confederate nostalgia.
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Then in the run-off round against Ms Preckwinkle, more liberal-minded, wealthy and white voters in the north of Chicago backed Ms Lightfoot.
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You're right, but uh, when people speak to the millennials and the—their general nature as a millennial, they speak to more liberal leanings.
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With Paris, there was also the attraction of the Napoleonic Code—a more liberal legal system than there was in the US or Britain.
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Additionally, 24% say they'd like the next president to pursue more liberal policies than Obama, and Sanders carries more than 80% of their votes.
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Warren's plan could also deepen already emerging policy fault lines among among more liberal Democratic 2020 candidates, like her, and her more moderate opponents.
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Mazur said that people shouldn't view TPC as more liberal just because its latest director has experience working in the Obama and Clinton administrations.
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Obama could have chosen a more liberal, Democratic-base-pleasing nominee in election year, but didn't, disappointing some on the left of his party.
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Hijaz was the home of more liberal interpretations of Islam while the majority of the population in al-Hasa followed Shi'ite forms of Islam.
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His wife, Judy, is a bit more liberal about it: "Trans people know they're trans even before gay people know they're gay," she says.
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The next morning, Fox revived Last Man Standing, a Tim Allen vehicle about a conservative dad who frequently argues with his more liberal offspring.
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According to Voteview, which measures ideology through roll call votes, Pelosi was more liberal than more than 80% of Democratic House members this Congress.
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Though Trump tweeted his support for Manafort throughout the trial, D.C. is considered more liberal than Northern Virginia, where the first trial was held.
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The proposal also sparked debate among economists, with more liberal ones suggesting the plan was not as far-fetched as critics made it seem.
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The eventual Republican nominee will square off against Tester and a Green Party candidate, who could siphon away some of Tester's more liberal supporters.
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Ellison is one of the more liberal members of Congress, and could be trying to ensure Democrats' voices are heard on drug price reforms.
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Francis doubtless intends this language as a bridge between the church's factions, just dogmatic enough for conservatives but perpetually open to more liberal interpretations.
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However last year, Lesotho became the continent's first country to offer legal licenses to grow marijuana, signaling a wider shift toward more liberal policies.
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Clearly, more liberal countries like Germany, Sweden, Greece, and Canada did not slash corporate tax rates out of some cartoonish love for big business.
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Faculty members in New England are far more liberal than their counterparts anywhere else in the nation, even controlling for discipline and school type.
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Justice Kennedy at times would side with the more liberal justices and be the deciding vote on cases that affected LGBTQ and women's rights.
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And in others -- like Kara Eastman's win in a Nebraska House primary and Ocasio-Cortez's victory in New York -- more liberal candidates have prevailed.
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Carrboro — where the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is located — is one of the more liberal towns in the politically divided state.
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It is true that young people, who tend to be more liberal, would like policies that take on global warming, fracking, and college debt.
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Why it matters: Bell is more liberal than McCulloch and has run a campaign focused on upending the criminal justice system in the city.
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But Walmart has been taking a stand on issues like gun control and gay rights to improve its image among younger, more liberal consumers.
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The more incidents of violence against protesters, the more liberal activists become convinced that Trump is a dangerous demagogue who needs to be stopped.
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Crudely speaking, when people feel safe and cared for, they will be more open to extending the circle of care (that is, more liberal).
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Ms. Aksener says she is uniquely placed to draw support from right-wing nationalists and more liberal centrists who are disenchanted with Mr. Erdogan.
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He won after a tough fight with a more liberal competitor — there were shouts of "not my chairman" as he gave his victory speech.
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They campaigned as sensible, moderate antidotes to both Republican incumbents and more liberal Democrats, unburdened by the past foreign policy mistakes of either party.
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For many Israelis, this election offers a choice between a continuation of a rightward, religious shift or a return to a more liberal Israel.
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The takeaway is that more Democrats from more liberal districts supported impeachment in January than in December, which was tabled by a similar margin.
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There are critics who have called for the party to move farther to the left and embrace the more liberal wing of the party.
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None of them support versions of Medicare for All or free college for all being offered up the more liberal wing of the party.
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During the homily, the prominent priest and theologian also took issue with some of the Pope's more liberal ideas on immigration, divorce and Islam.
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POLITICO reported on Saturday that vulnerable House Democrats are coalescing around Biden amid fears that a more liberal nominee could cost them their seats.
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A proponent of gay and abortion rights, he is also markedly more liberal than traditional Democratic moderates, such as Joe Manchin of West Virginia.
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In other words, there wasn't a single state where a majority of Democratic primary voters said the next president be more liberal than Obama.
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Texas's booming economy has attracted a young and diverse workforce from more liberal parts of the country, such as California, Illinois and New York.
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As the argument progressed, it seemed clear that the court's four more liberal justices were inclined to vote to allow the parents to sue.
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Under the Trump plan, even if taxpayers don't itemize, they would be given more liberal credits for care of children and older adult dependents.
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De León enjoys a close kinship with many of the state delegates, who tend to be far more liberal than the average California voter.
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I mean, I think that younger generations are much more open and accepting, maybe a little more liberal at a high level, I guess.
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After the fall of communism, Romania became far more liberal—people started traveling a lot more in the 1990s, and were exposed to other values.
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The desire for a more liberal government tends to rise when a Republican is in the White House and sink when a Democrat resides there.
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But it also warns western, more liberal EU states not to push Warsaw too much at the risk of "strengthening anti-European sentiment" in Poland.
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It spread from conservative states with "right to work" laws that limit the ability to strike to the more liberal West Coast with strong unions.
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Many of the audience members were supporters, and although there were more liberal audience members who worried about Obamacare repeal, they barely made themselves heard.
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The society an increasingly urbanized Afghanistan produces is inevitably more liberal and outward-looking, much less susceptible to the neo-medieval philosophies of the Taliban.
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The referendum will ask the Irish public whether they wish to repeal that ban and replace it with a more liberal abortion law. A...what?
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The larger cities have grown more liberal and more expensive, as they've filled with Patagonia-wearing, mostly progressive transplants priced out of other urban areas.
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Instead, just as many voters said the next president should change to more liberal policies — and eight in 10 of these voters backed Mr. Sanders.
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He is more liberal than Republicans in the Senate would prefer but as moderate a choice as they probably would get from any Democratic president.
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But while Jokowi's running mate Ma'ruf might burnish his Muslim credentials, it could also impact the level of support Jokowi receives from more liberal voters.
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Yet in recent weeks Indian courts have delivered a series of important judgments that, taken together, push the country firmly in a more liberal direction.
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A similar ban is being considered in Somerville, MA, and Oakland, CA. These are exceptions, and limited to the more liberal areas of the country.
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MCCARTHY: And a lot of that happens to do with the state politics more liberal raising taxes and having the federal government write it off.
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Under Mr. Kaczynski, Law and Justice has led Poland away from the Euro-enthusiastic and more liberal stances that dominated the country in recent years.
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It also looks like a move to keep pace with Instagram, which is growing faster and had a more liberal policy around posting older items.
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Sinema, who is polling well in hypothetical matches against each of the Republican candidates, has been working to distance herself from her more liberal past.
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Real, de jure sovereignty for Taiwan can probably come only if a thuggish China, today persecuting rights activists, evolves into a more liberal state. Impossible?
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Source: A.T. Kearney Vietnam was number six on the list, moving ahead five spots from last year as the country boasts more liberal investment laws.
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But while the Democratic party has gotten more liberal over the course of time, that doesn't mean it's going to be a cakewalk for Sanders.
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In 1994, 34 percent of Republicans were more liberal than the median Democrat, and 30 percent of Democrats were more conservative than the median Republican.
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Changing that is good in and of itself, and it's at least theoretically possible that it could help push Cuba in a more liberal direction.
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Ellison, who has been in Congress since 2007, ran for DNC chair in 2017, hoping to represent the more liberal wing of the Democratic Party.
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Apparently Instagram has made a tiny move towards a more liberal visual culture by allowing users to post images of asses, but from a distance.
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In fact, white voters without a college degree were often more likely than either college-educated white voters or minorities to support more liberal policies.
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State lawmakers have generally favored strict immigration laws, which more liberal cities, officials and activists have tried to combat with demonstrations, statements or municipal legislation.
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Drawn by Texas's booming economy, hundreds of thousands of new voters have resettled there from more liberal states, such as California, New York and Illinois.
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Moreover, it's not the only piece of data to suggest that Democratic voters think of themselves as far more liberal than they used to be.
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Gillibrand, formerly a moderate Democrat in the House of Representatives, has shifted to more liberal positions since being appointed to Clinton's Senate seat in 2009.
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The New South's metropolitan hubs have attracted a new generation of workers from across the country, who have brought more liberal attitudes to the South.
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Adding to the pressure on Republicans to act is speculation that Hillary Clinton, if elected, could nominate someone who is more liberal than Judge Garland.
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O'Connor, who outlasted more liberal Democrats in a seven-way primary earlier this year, sees the similarities and has talked to Lamb since his win.
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The other three -- Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sotomayor and Elena Kagan -- along with Stephen Breyer make up what's generally considered the Supreme Court's more liberal bloc.
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The most likely successors of Poe and Barton are notably more conservative than them, while Green's most likely successor is notably more liberal than him.
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And those who vote in the state's G.O.P. primaries — a high share of independents participate — tend to be more liberal than Republican primary voters nationally.
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If he gets less than 55 percent or so it means he'll be in trouble come November, when the electorate should be even more liberal.
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Republican leaders promised these immigration votes to appease moderate Republicans who were threatening to team up with Democrats to pass a more liberal immigration bill.
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The gulf widened in the last two election cycles, but not because Barack Obama was seen as more liberal than his predecessors on this issue.
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Murphy, a one-term congresswoman, is going up against fellow Democrat Chardo Richardson, an up-and-coming lawyer who's running on a more liberal platform.
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But three of the court's more liberal justices filed concurring opinions saying the case presented a substantial legal question to which the court should return.
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The more liberal ones seemed inclined to defer to the government's decision, and the more conservative ones appeared wary of its impact on private property.
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He was the father of five — Lance, Kevin, Grant, Delilah and Michele — and his family was wealthier and more liberal than much of the country.
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This year's campaign offered the prospect of transformational change, with a Democratic nominee who was more liberal than any in more than a half-century.
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He stepped down not long after President Bill Clinton was elected and was replaced by Justice Ginsburg, whose voting record has been considerably more liberal.
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"Both have shown themselves to be confident and happy to go their own ways, even when it means joining the more liberal justices," he said.
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He has bucked the more liberal base of his party on a number of big issues, including his support of the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
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Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, who joined the court in October, wrote the majority opinion, which was also signed by the court's four more liberal justices.
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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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I told a couple of other members in my ward who are more liberal and they're excited—and then I started to tell my family.
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Hazaras exhibit more liberal attitudes toward women's rights than other Afghan groups, and many Hazaras serve in the police and the army, Mr. Naji said.
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But the report also found that the IRA specifically targeted its message to African American voters and encouraged more liberal voters to avoid voting altogether.
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He spent the past two days adopting the more liberal positions on college affordability and bankruptcy reform preferred by Sanders (college) and Elizabeth Warren (bankruptcy).
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The Democratic maneuvers in the race reflect a sometimes-grudging consensus among many donors and strategists that a more liberal candidate would falter in Arkansas.
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Ms. Pelosi dismissed questions about the growing appetite in her ranks for new leaders, and the demand from the party base for more liberal representatives.
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Dave Wasserman of the Cook Political Report has a preview, and Clare Malone of FiveThirtyEight explains why California is so much more liberal than Texas.
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Overtaken by a tanking economy and the Iranian hostage crisis, President Jimmy Carter was further weakened by a challenge from his more liberal rival, Sen.
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Presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg on Tuesday rolled an ambitious plan to rein in Wall Street, echoing platforms of some of his more liberal Democratic rivals.
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Even in the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, Saudi Arabia's more liberal neighbors, adultery is a crime that carries serious penalties including imprisonment and deportation.
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But his problems remain: He's an old white middle-of-the-road Democrat in a party that is getting younger, more diverse and more liberal.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss Pete Buttigieg's criticisms of his more liberal Democratic rivals' plans to reduce the costs of higher education.
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O'Rourke, a 20183-year-old former punk rocker, has run a more liberal campaign than some would expect for a statewide candidate in a Texas.
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In contrast to the more liberal candidates in the race, however, Mr. Biden would not decriminalize unauthorized border crossings or restructure Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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At the time, Gorsuch hadn't been on the bench very long and some wondered if he might have been more liberal than the President expected.
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RELATED: Full poll results Together, a majority (133%) would prefer an option that isn't Medicare for All, while only 213% prefer the more liberal alternative.
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According to a Pew poll released in released in May, more liberal Democrats (40 percent) sympathize with the Palestinians than do with Israel (33 percent).
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Many Democrats, especially those from the party's more liberal wing, see significant reasons for optimism about their political prospects in the medium and long terms.
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Brindisi's central New York district went for Trump by more than 15 points in 2016, but inside the packed auditorium, the audience skewed more liberal.
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At the same time, GOP strategists warn that even candidates in pro-Clinton districts can't afford to alienate base voters in more liberal-leaning districts.
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The court's four more liberal members — Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen G. Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan — said they would have granted the stay.
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Across several surveys and attitudes, the country has grown significantly more liberal on several questions related to race, immigration, Islam and gender since Trump's campaign.
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The party was getting more liberal, and less reliant on Southern racists who tended to resist programs that give black people money or health care.
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Asked in February 1987 if Democrats' success in the 1986 midterms showed that the country was becoming more liberal, Mr. Biden gave an unqualified no.
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Last year, five justices voted to stay Mr. Bucklew's execution, with Justice Anthony M. Kennedy joining the four more liberal justices to form a majority.
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The market was expecting a strong stance on Iranian oil ... but the U.S. administration was a lot more liberal in granting waivers than the industry expected.
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INGRAHAM: Did you see that they&aposre trying to maybe reboot the show without her, with just her daughter, who is obviously the more liberal character?
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In a position not frequently taken by political partisans, Searles said that if a more liberal justice departs, Trump should nominate someone in that person's image.
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"The authors suggest that this may have been because Colorado's medical marijuana laws were much more liberal before legalization than those in Washington," according to JAMA.
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Which is why it's frustrating for many Texans to see those in more liberal and liberal-controlled states reacting to the loss the way many are.
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But with the formation of the 2020 field — larger, more diverse, and more liberal than in past cycles — Biden's indecision had become something of a spectacle.
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Such issues divide culturally more liberal globalists from the culturally more conservative "communitarians" — both of which were once to be found among traditional social-democratic voters.
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While Trump's lawyers had argued that the committee's subpoena did not have a legitimate legislative purpose — and was therefore invalid — Mehta took a more liberal view.
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Apart from Chinese investments and technology, the Europeans were mainly interested in a more liberal access to Chinese markets with reciprocal investment regimes and business regulations.
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Those activists argued Trump is likely to lose the general election to Clinton, who could potentially name a more liberal justice than Garland to the bench.
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WASHINGTON — Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh sided with the more liberal faction of the court as it declined to hear legal arguments for defunding Planned Parenthood.
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In today's more liberal climate works such as "Lysistrata", which describes a sex strike by ancient Athenian women, are performed and enjoyed in all their bawdiness.
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A Pew poll released earlier this year showed that millennials and Gen Z members are significantly more liberal -- across the board -- than members of older generations.
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The one Lamb — the Democratic rising star — will have to run in if he wants to stay in Congress is much more liberal than the 18th.
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"The bridge is starting to reverse," Khatib said, referring to the causeway linking Saudi Arabia with more liberal Bahrain where many Saudis flock for weekend getaways.
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The poll also underrepresented Chicagoans, who account for one-third of the vote, and tend to be more liberal than voters in the rest of Illinois.
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Former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper and former U.S. Representative John Delaney, among others, are angling to push back at the more liberal flank of their party.
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There's an outside chance that a lame-duck Senate, fearing that a President Clinton would nominate a more liberal justice, will hold hearings and confirm Garland.
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If Clinton wins, she'll likely have a newly Democratic Senate on her side and could use it to appoint a younger, more liberal candidate than Garland.
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The figures are symptomatic of a wider shift in eastern Europe's traditionally conservative Catholic electorate towards the more liberal views espoused by Pope Francis, said Vasecka.
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Wangyal says he is committed to creating what he describes as a more liberal Tibetan society, believing the beauty pageant empowers Tibetan women, who lack confidence.
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About 50% of attendees said they wanted the next president to continue President Barack Obama's policies, but 42% of attendees said they wanted someone more liberal.
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Plenty of poorer Polish voters living away from the more liberal-minded cities feel marginalized or worried by the economic and cultural results of unrelenting "integration".
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Overall, 51 percent of Democratic voters said they wanted the next president to continue Barack Obama's policies, while 31 percent said they wanted more liberal policies.
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Arizona has a deeply divided electorate, with an older, white majority that tends to support conservative policies and a large Hispanic minority with more liberal leanings.
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Today only 8 percent of Republicans are more liberal than the median Democrat, and only 6 percent of Democrats are more conservative than the median Republican.
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But proposed new rules restricting the media's access to parliament have triggered the biggest political standoff between the conservative PiS and the more liberal opposition yet.
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While Roosevelt failed in his attempt to expand the court to include more liberal justices, the prospect of court-packing changed how the existing court voted.
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Other leaders are probably wondering how much you will publicly and privately ally with Conte and other nationalist leaders instead of the more liberal, progressive officials.
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In 1994, nearly 40 percent of Republicans were more liberal than the median Democrat, and 30 percent of Democrats were more conservative than the median Republican.
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In the 1980s, for example, it was not uncommon to find some Republicans more liberal than some Democrats and some Democrats more conservative than some Republicans.
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On abortion: When he first ran for Congress in 1996, Walsh campaigned on a more liberal platform and said he was in favor of abortion rights.
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They think they can also pull votes from Biden, though the former vice president's campaign doesn't appear worried the more liberal Sanders will take from him.
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He has promoted a more liberal stream of Islam, and his ideas are popular with the country's police and intelligence establishments, though not necessarily the military.
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The chief of staff had previously worked at Justice Democrats, a liberal group that has sought to replaces sitting Democratic House members with more liberal candidates.
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For instance, private colleges in aggregate appear to be leading the charge to the left by being far more liberal than private universities or religious schools.
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Behind the scenes, several other Republicans have discussed the lame-duck option and voiced concerns that Clinton might nominate a judge who is even more liberal.
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A moderate conservative, Kennedy often served as the deciding vote in key Supreme Court cases, sometimes breaking rank and siding with the court's more liberal justices.
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A concerted campaign against the IDC incumbents succeeded in defeating most of them and turning control of the state Senate over to a more liberal majority.
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Ms. Clift, a Newsweek correspondent at the time, and the Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page, who is black, later joined the group as more liberal regulars.
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"Trump thinks he can use immigration to win reelection," said Frank Sharry, the founder and executive director of America's Voice, which advocates for more liberal policies.
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De León, a more liberal, activist voice within the party, recently served as California State Senate president pro tempore and currently represents parts of Los Angeles.
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There is demand for a party that is more liberal, one that is more centrist, and one that is more conservative than the current two parties.
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Despite moderate Democrats holding power in the House, Democratic voters may be ready to hand the keys to a much more liberal presidential candidate this election.
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Much of the AfD's support had shifted over from the Christian Democrats' right wing, which has been profoundly unhappy with the conservative Chancellor's more liberal turns.
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Only in two Northeastern states — Sanders's home state, Vermont, and nearby Maine — was there a strong preference for more liberal policies than the ones Obama had.
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The vote was 6 to 3, with Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Anthony M. Kennedy joining the court's four more liberal members to form a majority.
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Mr. Murphy, a former Goldman Sachs executive and ambassador to Germany, has embraced the party's emphasis on focusing resistance to Mr. Trump in more liberal states.
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For Republican women, some of whom may not agree with women's magazines' more liberal-leaning policy issues like abortion rights, there's a relatable message of empowerment.
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In the American imagination, Canada is a more liberal, more European version of America: more polite, less religious, more cosmopolitan, and with government-run health care.
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The vote exposed a rift between moderate Democrats who are up for re-election this year in states President Trump won and their more liberal counterparts.
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In the more liberal state of Oregon, voters will decide whether to ban public spending on abortion except when medically necessary or required by federal law.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden tried to draw a bright line between himself and the two more-liberal senators to his left and right on healthcare.
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My social beliefs are far more liberal than what falls under most of the structures of organized religion, and I find that difficult to work with.
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Though his university environment was more liberal, Watson said he was still too shy and reluctant to come to terms with that part of his identity.
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"One of the things I've been thinking about is a more liberal version of the undue burden–style standards that the Court has employed," she says.
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But even if a small fraction of the changes detailed above had been incorporated into a new, more liberal Court's jurisprudence, the consequences could've been momentous.
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Still, as Mr. Trump campaigned for Mr. Rispone, he tried to link Mr. Edwards to national Democrats and portray him as a far more liberal politician.
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Even so, won't the input of Democrat congressmen and senators necessarily mean an ObamaCare replacement containing more liberal elements – an ObamaCare Ultra Lite, as it were?
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Deadlock over immigration has meant that, for decades, politicians have turned to the same compromise: greater enforcement of immigration laws in exchange for more liberal policies.
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It could also herald an amelioration of the rift between Israel and the generally more liberal Jewish diaspora in the West, and particularly in North America.
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It could also herald an amelioration of the rift between Israel and the generally more liberal Jewish diaspora in the West, and particularly in North America.
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In the first debates, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota refused to embrace the party's more liberal ideas or draw an explicit contrast with more progressive candidates.
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While Pelosi wants a more liberal immigration policy than Trump does, she has repeatedly endorsed funding for border security measures aside from the President's proposed wall.
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But there's still unease in right-wing circles about the power wielded by the tech industry, which tends to be more liberal than other big businesses.
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He could have leaned on his eight years as governor as proof positive that he was a far cry from the more liberal national Democratic Party.
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Varadkar spoke about what he called a "quiet revolution" in Ireland in recent decades, alluding to the traditionally conservative Catholic country's shift toward more liberal policies.
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In that race, Romney staked out far more liberal positions on issues like abortion than he would as governor of Massachusetts or as a presidential candidate.
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Left-wing candidates have rung up a series of victories in nominating contests, with more liberal candidates being nominated in governor's races in Georgia and Florida.
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National opinion polls continue to show Biden the favored choice among Democratic voters ahead of his more liberal rivals, U.S. Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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More liberal economists largely rejected this analysis and concluded that while base wages might fall somewhat, the increased overtime pay would more than offset the losses.
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The other three, generally more liberal, schools are the Shafi'i, the Maliki, and the Hanafi — also named after their founders in the eighth and ninth centuries.
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Deductions for state and local property and income taxes — which are higher in more liberal states like California and New Jersey — will now be capped at $10,000.
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The Democratic Party has become more liberal in recent years, especially among white voters, in part because large numbers of conservative white voters have left the party.
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Farther down Route 10, Bernie lawn signs stuck in the snow became dense, especially as the barns gave way to houses in more liberal and wealthy Lyme.
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But one issue that has animated Gabbard's campaign -- the call to end "endless war" -- has become a near universal Democratic talking point, especially among more liberal candidates.
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Possibly California's lawmakers might be able to revisit this after the November elections, when the legislature is expected to be a bit more liberal and climate-friendly.
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The Democratic Party of 2019 is younger, less white, more female, more liberal and far more skeptical of establishment politicians than it was even five years ago.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined his more liberal colleagues Wednesday in the 5–3 decision, clarifying how the Constitution limits the execution of people with mental illness.
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Part of the city of Zhuhai, it has been made into a special economic zone to help Macau diversify, offering more liberal investment rules and tax breaks.
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It's a frequent attack from both the more liberal campaigns of Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who have drilled the mayor for raising money in high-dollar fundraisers.
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But it is hard for an individual country to set its own course without becoming a net exporter, as the experience of Europe's more liberal countries shows.
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The vote was 19513 to 4, with Justice Neil M. Gorsuch joining the court's four more liberal members to form a bare majority, which was a first.
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Pepper said that economic message resonates in rural and suburban areas, even if other parts of a candidate's platform are more liberal than voters would typically support.
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Attitudes towards drugs are becoming more liberal: according to the Pew Research Centre, a think-tank, 57% of Americans support legalising marijuana, up from 12% in 1969.
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While Californians' views on issues such as gay marriage have grown more liberal and alarm about climate change has deepened, the official Republican positions have remained entrenched.
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But if anything, it's also very important to note every candidate in the gubernatorial race are more liberal than some Democrats in other parts of the country.
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More liberal agricultural policies have allowed farms to produce more—in 1961 China was suffering under the awful experiment in collectivisation known as the "great leap forward".
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The hurdles for foreign companies doing business in China have been increasing despite more liberal rhetoric from the government in Beijing, BDI Managing Director Joachim Lang said.
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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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Steve Bullock defended the Obama administration's opposition to decriminalizing unauthorized border crossings, while more liberal members argued the move would alleviate stress on a beleaguered immigration system.
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Bank deregulation: Bennet was part of a group of Senate Democrats that moved to deregulate banks, which garnered criticism from the more liberal wing of the party.
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It has long been argued time that mainstream publications, due to their geographic location and staff makeup, tend to lean more liberal and therefore have a bias.
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Clinton is counting on a home-state advantage, but Sanders is making a play for the state's younger and more liberal voters, particularly in New York City.
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There's a reason the ACA is built on private insurance: As recently as eight years ago, nothing more liberal than that could get the votes to pass.
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This "second Western Wall", to the south of the current one, will not be segregated by gender, and meet the needs of the faith's more liberal streams.
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Bernie Sanders said he backs Obama's pick, but should he win, he would ask the President to pull the nomination so he could pick someone more liberal.
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While most Democrats work toward an even more liberal health care system like the one supported by Sanders, most Republicans continue to work toward repealing the ACA.
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Public appearances by justices before friendly audiences are commonplace, and several of the court's more liberal justices have appeared before the American Constitution Society, a liberal group.
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The decision was a narrow 5-4 ruling, with Chief Justice John Roberts siding with the court's more liberal justices against the administration's request for a stay.
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An Abrams win would be consistent with what we've seen in the primary season nationally so far: the more liberal candidate has been winning primaries for Democrats.
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With his sunnier manner and more liberal views, many expected Mr Turnbull to coast to an easy victory as he sought a strong mandate of his own.
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The truth is that any real solution — verifying more users, implementing more liberal bans, or developing stronger anti-harassment tools — risks fundamentally changing the nature of Twitter.
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Generally, both the Millennials and Gen Z are far more liberal on a range of issues including immigration and economic equality compared to the Silents and Boomers.
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Many in South Korea, especially those who carry more liberal views, worry Trump's heated rhetoric, mocking and name-calling of North Korea's leader is exacerbating that danger.
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To reach those voters, Bullock does not plan a sprint to the left to compete with other better-known candidates who have staked out more liberal positions.
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And through it all, President Obama has continued to push members of his own party to support policies far more liberal than the voters that elected him.
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She would become the decisive vote in many of the court's cases -- siding with the more liberal justices on cases that dealt with civil and voting rights.
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Then there are two districts where Democrats chose the more liberal of the two candidates to carry the party's banner in the fight to dethrone Republican incumbents.
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Voters nominated more liberal candidates to represent Democrats for governor's races in Florida and Georgia, but the movement has been seen in more conservative states as well.
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With attitudes toward same-sex relationships becoming more liberal in much of the world, it's easy to underestimate just how much of a seismic shift this represents.
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That's particularly important for Democrats, since nonvoters tend to be younger, less white, and less affluent than voters—characteristics that also often predict more liberal political leanings.
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After meeting with activists, Gillibrand announced that she supported several more liberal positions on the issue, like a moratorium on raids until comprehensive immigration reform was achieved.
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This meant taking a more liberal position on civil rights, and Truman looked to his executive powers to make a bold statement to progressives and black citizens.
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Historically, LGBTQ voters tend to lean more liberal, for obvious reasons such as the Republican opposition to marriage equality and hands-off handling of the AIDS crisis.
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And especially if the Democrats become more liberal on social/identity issues, Republicans can convince themselves that the silent majority really has to be on their side.
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It was against this backdrop that Robert Kennedy emerged as the more liberal presidential candidate he'd become by the time he was killed in June of 1968.
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Bishop's campaign has tried to link McCready to the more liberal members of the Democratic Party, whom he labeled as "clowns" in a campaign ad in April.
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The episode exposed a rift between moderate Democrats who are up for re-election this year in states won by Mr. Trump and their more liberal counterparts.
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Many incumbents largely welcome the policy, but newer and more liberal members — especially those who have been shunned by the committee in their own races — are furious.
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The penal code's section on sexual crimes is worth a look, for it is much more liberal than the laws Brunei just began implementing 161 years later.
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Jewish marriages performed by rabbis of the more liberal streams of Reform and Conservative Judaism, though popular in the United States, are not officially recognized in Israel.
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The church's waning influence — in part because of widespread sexual abuse by priests and other scandals — has also brought about a growing embrace of more liberal views.
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Ms. Brazile's assertions shed new light on frictions within the Democratic Party, and revive lingering tensions between more mainstream Democrats and the more liberal supporters of Mrs.
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It seems 2020 will be a showdown between Biden and Sanders, or more accurately, the moderate, more centrist wing of the party and the more liberal progressives.
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But a fairly recent and substantial advocacy effort by national and local transgender, LGBTQ, and intersex groups has rapidly advanced the issue, especially in more liberal states.
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It would take five votes to overturn the ruling, and it appears unlikely that any of the court's four more liberal justices would support the administration's position.
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His congressional record was arguably more liberal than his record as a state lawmaker, when he voted against a $15 minimum wage and against same-sex marriage.
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