In some way, this orthodoxy is analogous to the liberal orthodoxy known as political correctness.
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Social and political attitudes were powerfully correlated: liberals clustered with liberals, and orthodoxy was twinned with orthodoxy.
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If Trump has dynamited Republican orthodoxy and tapped out nasty tweets from the rubble, Cruz has kept pace by promising to rebuild that same orthodoxy stronger than before.
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The pressures to conform to conservative orthodoxy on the right and to liberal orthodoxy on the left sometimes seem to preclude reasonable compromise — that nature and nurture interact endlessly.
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What made Woese the foremost challenger and modifier of Darwinian orthodoxy — as Einstein was to Newtonian orthodoxy — is that his work led to recognition that the tree's cardinal premise is wrong.
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This has helped Trump to draw support over other candidates unwilling to break with party orthodoxy, but it's also exposed the degree to which that orthodoxy often follows elite rather than voter preferences.
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Fidel was no fan of such departures from communist orthodoxy.
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We can't all be fighting the prevailing orthodoxy, can we?
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It forced me to confront the orthodoxy of our party.
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Orthodoxy is becoming unfashionable, along with faith in the establishment.
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On policy substance, Ossoff isn't a departure from Democratic orthodoxy.
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In a few surprising instances, Pence veered from conservative orthodoxy.
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"For Orthodoxy, this is a very traditional mess," he said.
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"But then that becomes its own orthodoxy," Mr. Landgraf said.
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Are parties diverging because party leaders are enforcing team orthodoxy?
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A single break with orthodoxy can send a larger signal.
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One source of such confusion was the prevailing economic orthodoxy.
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"Silence" argues against orthodoxy, but its messenger is too pallid.
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The orthodoxy was that they exist primarily to pursue profit.
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Beyond Republican versus Democrat, there are interparty squabbles over orthodoxy.
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They represent a significant break from party orthodoxy on trade.
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His first public break from Times orthodoxy came in 1976.
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The result is an establishment comprising apparatchiks, men (mainly) who have spent their entire professional lives in an environment where repeating approved orthodoxy guarantees an easy life, while any deviation from that orthodoxy means excommunication.
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"Today's heresy is tomorrow's orthodoxy," she writes in "A Woman's Work".
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After all, the President is not particularly tied into conservative orthodoxy.
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They were rebellious and fighting against the orthodoxy of science fiction.
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We're all for questioning the orthodoxy and prompting difficult questions, Capricorn.
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A very few pages parrot the sloganeering uplift of party orthodoxy.
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Yet there is a puzzle at the heart of the orthodoxy.
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But now this "opposite of Facebook" orthodoxy is holding Snapchat back.
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Their bid for power challenged the very soul of Shia orthodoxy.
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What is heresy to one evangelical could be orthodoxy to another.
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Mr. Trump, in defiance of Republican orthodoxy, seems unfazed by debt.
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On June 20 at an inter-parliamentary assembly on Orthodoxy, Sergei
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What was our country's cultural orthodoxy yesterday has become cultural heresy.
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Muslims "are enemies of Christ, Orthodoxy and our country," it says.
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But throughout all this, neoconservatives maintained their hold over party orthodoxy.
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When orthodoxy dictates behavior, entire worlds of pleasure can be missed.
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Forget the longstanding Republican orthodoxy about the wonders of free trade.
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My thought bubble: Economic orthodoxy aside, it's not a crazy concern.
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But it does, at least, puncture a hole in the orthodoxy.
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Warren faces criticism partly because she departs from the previous orthodoxy.
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It's a study of courageous innovation against an entrenched medical orthodoxy.
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They are rejecting party orthodoxy by defending gay and abortion rights.
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Do you feel there's a value in musical orthodoxy or traditionalism?
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If after all of that, you still believe that the political science orthodoxy of denigrating the youth vote's importance will hold true, ask yourself: how often has that same orthodoxy been correct so far this cycle?
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The problem with this new orthodoxy is that it is completely obsolete.
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Trump's skepticism about free trade puts him at odds with Republican orthodoxy.
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In contrast, the orthodoxy among centre-left economists has not shifted much.
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He's shown much more flexibility on these issues, to placate Republican orthodoxy.
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It's out of step with Republican orthodoxy and impossible to deliver on.
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They cringe at his conservative agenda, his traditional values, Orthodoxy and isolation.
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Or to encourage liberal administrators to impose their orthodoxy on their faculty.
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She was hoping a return to economic orthodoxy would do the trick.
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Conservative orthodoxy notwithstanding, Trump's cruelty was indeed predictable based on his biography.
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The inter-parliamentary assembly on Orthodoxy that Gavrilov took part in was
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Trump has always had a putative willingness to break from GOP orthodoxy.
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Strict Orthodoxy is the only version of Judaism that the state recognizes.
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Republican orthodoxy that free trade is best for the economy and growth.
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Yet ultimately, Reagan's tax cut model became GOP orthodoxy… because Reagan won.
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Like green juice, the orthodoxy of decluttering can be hard to swallow.
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Since winning the nomination, Trump has increasingly aligned himself with conservative orthodoxy.
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But not all Republicans agree anymore on the orthodoxy of the embargo.
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Trump's energy policies, as described, fall almost in lockstep with conservative orthodoxy.
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But this is an issue deeply ingrained in the party's economic orthodoxy.
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Republican orthodoxy is that minimum wage hikes will result in job losses.
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She has made sure that her policy views conform to progressive orthodoxy.
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As a candidate, the president broke with GOP orthodoxy on multiple fronts.
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The prevailing political orthodoxy he embraced favored one-party states, not democracy.
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However, such thinking is contrary to the current political and economic orthodoxy.
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But starting in the 21980s, economists began to question the prevailing antitrust orthodoxy.
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Its president, Jacob Zuma, attempted to subvert the Treasury, a bastion of orthodoxy.
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That the conservative economic orthodoxy dominating the Republican Party is very, very wrong.
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On another level, these votes illuminate a conservative orthodoxy that dominates Republican politics.
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Statistical innovation is an accepted part of baseball orthodoxy, and optimization is in.
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Montevideo's plazas, even if memories of economic meltdown—the result of the orthodoxy
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Lighthizer has called for more "practicality, nuance, or flexibility" in Republican trade orthodoxy.
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Even his signature achievement, ObamaCare, has its roots in conservative, market-oriented orthodoxy.
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The Republican orthodoxy has no answer to the anger of Mr Trump's supporters.
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Because there's no wine tradition, there's also no real valid orthodoxy with it.
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A two- or four-year career ended by insufficient adherence to party orthodoxy.
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The orthodoxy that this is a struggle between "populists" and "establishment" is mislabeled.
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Why has Mrs May decided to buck a generation's worth of political orthodoxy?
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Paul was the first in our century to challenge conservative orthodoxy head on.
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By the time Polanyi's book was published, the Keynesian view had become orthodoxy.
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Trump has broken from Republican orthodoxy on several issues during his presidential campaign.
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That lack of ingrained economic orthodoxy could be a plus with Trump, though.
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On the stump, Mr. Trump has tended to buck Republican anti-Obamacare orthodoxy.
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The Carrier deal stands as an interesting argument against longstanding Republican economic orthodoxy.
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Managerial orthodoxy used during the 162-game season is thrown out the window.
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Investment orthodoxy says that limiting your pool of investments stunts your potential return.
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Mr. Russo is cautious about overexposing JRAD's special blend of orthodoxy and disruption.
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"Marriage is about property," Mr. Hockney said, with his usual distrust of orthodoxy.
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Like his father, he breaks with Republican orthodoxy when he feels like it.
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Such people are often unwilling to take risks or reject their party orthodoxy.
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They foster an academic atmosphere in which students refuse to question progressive orthodoxy.
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His political impulses were basically libertarian, and he occasionally strayed from Republican orthodoxy.
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A feature of Obamacare particularly anathema to conservative orthodoxy would remain in place.
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But his base hasn't abandoned him when he's departed from conservative orthodoxy so far.
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Though their respective remarks overlapped on key points, Pence never strayed from establishment orthodoxy.
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They are not, I suspect, motivated by Slavophilia or a passion for Russian orthodoxy.
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Trump's "America First" campaign broke with decades of Republican orthodoxy on multinational trade agreements.
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Rickety coalitions hold up the orthodoxy in places where it has not already fallen.
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So the drift to orthodoxy will probably continue, but with two equally important caveats.
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New Keynesianism became the orthodoxy in central banks and finance ministries around the world.
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Since the election, he has also been thumbing it to Republican orthodoxy more often.
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Trump violated party orthodoxy on trade, entitlement reform, money in politics and national security.
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In other words, Trump's most loyal backers have soundly rejected the party's fundamental orthodoxy.
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This sort of hypocritical adherence to strict orthodoxy, seeking signs and proving yourself constantly.
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THIS has been a roller-coaster week in relations between Judaism and Russian Orthodoxy.
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Rather, he uses the language of Christian orthodoxy and theology to defend his position.
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Anxiety that Mr Erdogan will sacrifice economic orthodoxy for political gains has not abated.
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On the other hand, Yang has no qualms about breaking from traditional Democratic orthodoxy.
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A vigorous counterrevolution against the liberal-democratic orthodoxy of diversity and multiculturalism is underway.
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His crushing defeat represents a rejection of not just a man but an orthodoxy.
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" Public editor Liz Spayd says it's the antidote to a "liberal orthodoxy of thought.
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She is unafraid to challenge Democratic orthodoxy and unwilling to tow the party line.
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With the rise of small donor politicians like Sanders, political orthodoxy is being upended.
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And Jews were always religiously innovative, contesting the centralized authority of priesthood and orthodoxy.
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The old orthodoxy collapses and is replaced with what he called a new paradigm.
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Do Trump's voters really care how closely he hews to Republican and conservative orthodoxy?
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They remained in a powerful position to shape GOP orthodoxy and steer party elites.
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It's a setup that might favor a skilled group detached from a cappella orthodoxy.
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But over the years this consensus has morphed, seemingly without questioning, into an orthodoxy.
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But on this issue, Trump decided that he needs to conform to Republican orthodoxy.
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The call for 100 percent clean energy is practically Democratic orthodoxy at this point.
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They see The Times as no place for voices that dissent from liberal orthodoxy.
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Trump -- from his policies to his tone -- ran expressly against Republican orthodoxy in 2016.
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What we now have is a weird combination of Trumpism and complacent Republican orthodoxy.
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So did several leading Republicans, whose party orthodoxy has been anti-Kremlin for decades.
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Are you acting in the name of orthodoxy as an agent of the Magisterium?
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The one place where Trump has deviated from conservative orthodoxy is his trade war.
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Perhaps most concerning, they seek to destroy fellow liberals who deviate from their orthodoxy.
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Anyone who questions the politically correct orthodoxy, whether on race, sex, climate change, etc.
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Franklin is not quite so free, though he occasionally skirts the edges of orthodoxy.
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Dickinson, who had developed an allergy to orthodoxy, was a No-Hoper, and proud.
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"On college campuses, both public and private, a new orthodoxy rules," Justice Alito said.
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Now, open borders is party orthodoxy — even something worth shutting down the government over.
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The U.S. move away from worldwide taxation represents an adoption of modern tax orthodoxy.
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Those guys could basically be trusted to hew to conservative orthodoxy across the board.
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The GOP's 2012 platform demonstrates just how dramatically Trump's views differ from Republican orthodoxy.
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But on the other hand, it offered him a refreshing freedom from ideological orthodoxy.
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Some of Trump's departures from conservative orthodoxy were probably good ideas on the merits.
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There are instances however when individual voices have helped break the orthodoxy of the party.
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WILLIAMS: Talk about orthodoxy and the refusal to move in the face of facts (ph).
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Long periods out of power leave a party thirsty for orthodoxy and core policy positions.
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Mr Macri's application of orthodoxy has, however, proved to be counterproductive in three, indirect ways.
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He favors the gold standard, rejects orthodoxy on climate change, and likes the flat tax.
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The fact is that as political orthodoxy matures, it calcifies, imposing more costs than benefits.
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Sinn, with his signature chin strap beard, has been a staunch defender of German orthodoxy.
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Unaware of God's deeper aims, church authorities could not for sure tell heresy from orthodoxy.
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If Hillary Clinton wins, it's a triumph for orthodoxy and matters will continue as normal.
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None of the 14 self-governing churches that make up global Orthodoxy accepts his title.
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As much as they have promoted trans rights, they have also become a rigid orthodoxy.
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On trade and infrastructure spending, Trump has taken a populist approach that jettisons Republican orthodoxy.
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Establishment candidates are not united, and GOP orthodoxy has proved to have too little appeal.
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We've got this established Go orthodoxy, so what's this going to reveal to us next?
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Plus, most of what he's done as an executive is in step with Republican orthodoxy.
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But they speak to Pitsiladis's pursuit of innovation and his refusal to surrender to orthodoxy.
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Trump's preferred approach to infrastructure spending (public-private partnerships) is at odds with Democratic orthodoxy.
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"The economic orthodoxy actually says there will be winners and losers from trade," Baker says.
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The arguments and battles were bitter, but in the end the old orthodoxy was overthrown.
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Contrary to Republican orthodoxy, efforts to curb emissions and bolster U.S. security complement one another.
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Asian Americans have the most to lose from a strict adherence to the liberal orthodoxy.
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Throughout the Republican primaries, Donald Trump carved out stances that broke with longtime GOP orthodoxy.
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That's when the orthodoxy falls apart and space is cleared for a new reconstructive figure.
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For 25 years, free-trade orthodoxy has been a bipartisan consensus among America's policy elite.
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For a long time, the party's top echelon has been captive to free trade orthodoxy.
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By contrast, Cruz has hewed closely to conservative orthodoxy on a wide range of issues.
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The technical term for this is orthopraxy — correct actions, as opposed to orthodoxy (correct thoughts).
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Although she is hardly a centrist, Ms. Klobuchar departs from progressive orthodoxy on several fronts.
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To beat him, Republicans either need to replace their voters or adjust GOP ideological orthodoxy.
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Part of the journey is coming up with ideas that separate them from Democratic orthodoxy.
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The themes were largely Republican orthodoxy, delivered soberly and almost verbatim from a prepared text.
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Art outlasts individual whim, family pride, society's orthodoxy; art always has time on its side.
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As parenting became rife with orthodoxy, the Marcus Welby model of the paternalistic doctor retreated.
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This closed system based on orthodoxy was difficult for modern reformers to challenge, or disentangle.
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Nowadays, ministries, schools and media outlets use the term "Christian worldview" to signal their orthodoxy.
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Rizvi's specific criticisms of the Muslim orthodoxy as stated in the Quran are surgically accurate.
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And foundation spending on reproductive health care is a great example of diminishing government orthodoxy.
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But the striking thing is that it's not too far away from the current Republican orthodoxy.
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" Flake also said Trump's recent criticism of free trade, a pillar of Republican orthodoxy, is "troubling.
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Trump may have accepted Republican orthodoxy on taxes, but he is still a populist on trade.
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Already, on the issue of tax cuts for the rich, Trump has reverted to GOP orthodoxy.
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The appointment puts another pillar of orthodoxy—regarding the benefits of flexible exchange rates—on notice.
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On issue after issue, Donald Trump has taken delight in thumbing his nose at Republican orthodoxy.
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The Russian-born Balanchine, heterosexual and subtly aristocratic, embodied — and extended — the classical orthodoxy of ballet.
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" The authors equate "orthodoxy" with being "faithful to the teaching of the church on the subject.
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But, if you go by economic orthodoxy, that's an issue only because he has emphasized it.
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To make matters worse, the policy orthodoxy of the early 2000s has been called into question.
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There was a narrative and a kind of prevailing orthodoxy and it was almost altogether untrue.
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But as Europe shows, no one can argue that tried and tested orthodoxy has really worked.
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If so, it wants to make sure the companies bow to the commission's Open Internet orthodoxy.
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Conservatives, however, look to tradition, hierarchy, deference, protectionism and orthodoxy to keep the chaos at bay.
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Republicans have become more willing to buck the president's wishes when they deviate from GOP orthodoxy.
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In defeat, Taft promised to support Eisenhower as long as he didn't stray from Republican orthodoxy.
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It's also an upending of late-night orthodoxy — no suits, no canned sketches, no white guys.
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That marked a break with Republican Party orthodoxy, which typically opposes any restrictions on gun ownership.
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Her thesis examined the impact of economic orthodoxy on unemployment during the Great Depression in Australia.
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"He's strong on national security, and he's pro free-trade," he said, echoing longstanding party orthodoxy.
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It is only economic hardship that has forced the revolution's leaders to deviate from communist orthodoxy.
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" Analysts at Hughes Hubbard put Delrahim "within the mainstream of the last several decades' antitrust orthodoxy.
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But Clinton wants to portray Pence's conservative orthodoxy on abortion as itself a form of extremism.
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The one big break from orthodoxy has been his protectionism, his eagerness to start trade wars.
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She, Ms. Byrd and Ms. Brown-James aim to challenge liberal orthodoxy about how to win.
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Even if Mr. Trump is encouraged today, he may later be accused of departing from orthodoxy.
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" Employees were discouraged from questioning this cultish orthodoxy by her "ruthlessness" and her "culture of fear.
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And the main culprits of that are the misguided policies of the economic orthodoxy in Europe.
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Local control was sort of the founding orthodoxy of American public education in the 19th century.
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This idea became one of the cornerstones of Christian orthodoxy—but not before decades of dispute.
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Even when I disagree with him, I am always grateful that he has challenged my orthodoxy.
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To be fair, it's not clear whether Mr. Trump really believes in right-wing economic orthodoxy.
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Local control was sort of the founding orthodoxy of American public education in the 19th century.
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Local control was sort of the founding orthodoxy of American public education in the 203th century.
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He is a creature unwedded to basic conservative or liberal doctrines and is unconcerned with orthodoxy.
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It's not to enforce party doctrine, purge ideological dissenters, or purify the wellspring of party orthodoxy.
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Mr. Trump, whatever his other deviations from conservative orthodoxy, seemed to take a lesson from that.
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Instead, he was interested in ideas all along, and particularly drawn to movement conservatism's ideological orthodoxy.
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"Sanchez has reiterated a commitment with European orthodoxy and budget control in Spain," UBS analysts said.
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Hillary Clinton's views are embedded in an orthodoxy that has been the bedrock of U.S. foreign policy since the end of World War II. First, according to this orthodoxy, as the dominant power, America has both a right and responsibility to act as a global leader.
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The new president instead will be turning a generation of Republican orthodoxy inside out, the source said.
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Some of the nastiest human trafficking routes run through the historic heart-lands of Orthodoxy and Anglicanism.
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"Anything that is distant from Brussels orthodoxy, be it Trump or Putin, is 'cool,'" the source said.
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It sees its mission as the stewardship of worldwide Orthodoxy, and that involves some tricky balancing acts.
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Skaryna was likely raised as Catholic, but he devoted his life to the study of Eastern Orthodoxy.
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One faction positions itself as a beleaguered voice of dissent, bravely pushing back against some draconian orthodoxy.
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His supposed transgressions from Libertarian orthodoxy have earned him outright disdain from many of the party's attendees.
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As monarchy and religious orthodoxy came into question, how were people to refashion society under new norms?
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The growing orthodoxy can be mainly attributed to the influence of Mr Trump's impressive national-security team.
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Why it matters: Gabbard's positions, especially on foreign policy, are often out of line with Democratic orthodoxy.
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The Republican Party, on the other hand, has generally been monolithic, with an orthodoxy nobody dares question.
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That's because "wage growth" means inflation, according to economic orthodoxy, and inflation is the Fed's main enemy.
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There was a narrative and a kind of prevailing orthodoxy and it was almost all together untrue.
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DESPITE its oft-professed pro-market orthodoxy, America has always had an unusually large non-profit sector.
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Yet in many ways his embrace of conservative Sunni orthodoxy reflected tensions inherent in Pakistan's "Islamic" identity.
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For a long time the liberal orthodoxy was against any kind of restriction on cross-border finance.
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On regulatory policy, it mostly reflected Republican orthodoxy that will continue to hold sway after this election.
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Critics are skeptical because his budget questions the "less than 1 percent" and associated foreign aid orthodoxy.
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His RNC speech mixed Republican orthodoxy — less regulation, more school choice — with sharp jabs at Hillary Clinton.
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Public-opinion polling shows that Trump's low opinion of American elections has practically become Republican Party orthodoxy.
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Sanders's discussion of a "rigged economy" was an effort to break free from New Democrat economic orthodoxy.
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Trump throughout his unconventional campaign has shown a willingness to toss aside GOP orthodoxy, particularly on trade.
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Trump, too, has broken with his party's orthodoxy, on everything from free trade to the Iraq War.
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He's moving toward GOP orthodoxy Trump has been an unconventional GOP presidential nominee, to say the least.
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This outlet enforces GOP orthodoxy on guns while covering tragedies like Sandy Hook as sparingly as possible.
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Economists certainly have their place around the table, especially those who defy the mainstream and accepted orthodoxy.
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It's GOP orthodoxy that Republicans have actually thought about, unlike the empty "repeal and replace" Obamacare mantra.
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For starters, small government Republican orthodoxy is likely to prevail in the House for years to come.
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"PACE reminds me of religious orthodoxy," said Mr. Pomeranz, who said he had affection for the program.
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The starting point for this debate is Mr. Trump's deviation from free-market orthodoxy on international trade.
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It's not because events have called the orthodoxy into question; that has never mattered in the past.
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The old political orthodoxy that has allowed black centrist Democrats to dominate black politics is being dethroned.
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To make his decision, Kanievsky smelled some pot with another leader in the Orthodoxy, Rabbi Yitzchak Zilberstein.
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True, taking advice from a heterodox figure can sometimes work out well, since orthodoxy isn't always right.
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But Hoover was committed to a failed orthodoxy, unable to think beyond the dogma of the past.
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His philosophical views of literature often seem to serve a narrow, somewhat prescriptive orthodoxy, but no matter.
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Critics of Mr. Cummings said his campaign was less about encouraging intellectual ferment than enforcing doctrinal orthodoxy.
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Murray claims that the opposition to this orthodoxy is widespread, if covert and cowed by political correctness.
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The policy axis runs from full populism at one end to predictable conservative orthodoxy on the other.
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What's happening: Despite the rise of the bias-blockers in 2019, the bias-fixers remain the orthodoxy.
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Moore likes Stanley, but he is plainly disturbed by what he sees as deviations from Biblical orthodoxy.
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These are the exact types of interventions that conflict with decades of Republican orthodoxy supporting competitive markets.
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Scientists who question the orthodoxy of climate change are labeled "deniers" in a context approaching religious zealotry.
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Although a Republican, he often fights his own party orthodoxy on issues like trade and infrastructure spending.
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You don't have to convert to Orthodoxy to live your Christian faith this way (though it helps).
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His outburst showed the rift between the bureaucracy and a president seeking to challenge foreign policy orthodoxy.
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Donald Trump won the Republican nomination despite running well to the left of party orthodoxy on economics.
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Behind Trump's bluster, they argue, was a winning political platform that attacked elites and defied GOP orthodoxy.
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The city fell to the Muslim Turks in 1453 but has remained the historic seat of Orthodoxy.
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For American brewers accustomed to lobbing grenades at orthodoxy, producing zwickel and keller beers is especially appealing.
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But what's more surprising is the unwillingness of his rivals to defend the Republican Party's orthodoxy on trade.
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They felt abandoned by the new information economy, swindled by Washington politicians, stifled by the new cultural orthodoxy.
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"He [the white man] will always film from within the national orthodoxy from whence he came," he elaborates.
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It's a policy, implemented in the final days of the Obama administration, that runs afoul of conservative orthodoxy.
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The only business star to resist the orthodoxy was Warren Buffett; he sought out monopolies at home instead.
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So expect more clarity and Republican-style orthodoxy from Trump on issues like taxes, defense, and foreign policy.
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It's an audience more alienated by a perceived liberal cultural orthodoxy than it is attracted to the president.
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They have put down a clear marker that no Republican can break orthodoxy and regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
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Now, however, they face the reality that most voters inside their party don't agree with the orthodoxy, either.
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The European Union's response to growing popular discontent with its operations is to retreat still further into orthodoxy.
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The Republican nominee flouted conservative orthodoxy all night, betting he has little to gain courting those establishment types.
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The self-described "contrary bastard" is challenging the "Oxbridge orthodoxy" that leaving the European Union will be disastrous.
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His life itself is a rejection of their values and his positions on issues clash with GOP orthodoxy.
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Though unassuming in person, Wolfe was fearless in his attacks on orthodoxy and criticism of his fellow writers.
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Minxin Pei of Claremont McKenna College in America says millions of lower-level officials resent the new orthodoxy.
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The idea that free trade orthodoxy went too far in the past has a reasonable amount of support.
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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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Pelosi's gavel lets her force votes on issues where Republican orthodoxy stands at odds with broader public opinion.
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His advocacy for closed borders and protectionist economic policies flies in the face of GOP free trade orthodoxy.
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Trump may become more conventional, or reverse his positions anew, putting him at odds with conservative orthodoxy again.
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This orthodoxy is still intact in many emerging economies where inflation is yet to be tamed (see article).
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Yet, as Trump's full-throated embrace of the tax bill demonstrates, Trump is moving away from "Trumpian" orthodoxy.
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Many may consider it disloyal or be concerned that speaking against orthodoxy could be bad for their careers.
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As well as a reversal of party orthodoxy, Mr Trump's campaign has also ditched the party's electoral strategy.
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She furnishes us with a model of how orthodoxy takes hold of the psyche and begins to twist.
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Forged out of Mr. Clinton's years as governor of Arkansas, it involved more than just tweaking Democratic orthodoxy.
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But his message—hostile to both trade and immigrants—went against the grain of Koch-style economic orthodoxy.
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They're tired of the orthodoxy that globalization — and with it mass migration, wage flight and deindustrialization — is inevitable.
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The Circle was for gay people who didn't aspire to join the movement's advancing orthodoxy of the '70s.
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What our nation can't afford is past-its-sell-date macroeconomic orthodoxy masquerading as wisdom, inflicting social injustice.
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Mr. Trump, for example, has abandoned Republican orthodoxy and said that he would make no cutbacks to entitlements.
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The 1980s anti-government orthodoxy still has many followers; Ted Cruz is the extreme embodiment of this tendency.
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Trump's brand of pitchfork populism outweighed any concerns the group might have had about his gun rights orthodoxy.
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But GOP orthodoxy has always called for the ban on the procedure to legally impact doctors—not patients.
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They're not at all outraged by that, they're outraged because he maybe spoke up against some cultural orthodoxy.
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" It never mentioned conservatism, but rather advocated protecting students from the imposition of "political, ideological, or religious orthodoxy.
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The orthodoxy goes further, holding that we should be anxious about any research into genetic differences among populations.
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Lamb pointedly strayed from Democratic orthodoxy on the Second Amendment, minimum wage and Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs.
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They worry it could lead to all sorts of changes that will dilute the orthodoxy of the church.
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Mount Athos, the spiritual epicenter of Orthodoxy, is an entirely self-governing monastic republic, with its own parliament.
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In the Trump administration, G.O.P. orthodoxy has shifted strongly toward denying or dismissing the threat of climate change.
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There is this overwhelming and prevailing orthodoxy on campus — people don't want to expose themselves to other viewpoints.
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The Labour Party was in meltdown, having exited the Blairite middle ground for leftist orthodoxy under Jeremy Corbyn.
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His decision to push ahead on the Keystone pipeline is the triumph of common sense over environmental orthodoxy.
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Once he was released, Koestler found it impossible to retreat back into the intellectual orthodoxy of Party life.
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Second, everything we've learned since a 2% inflation target became orthodoxy suggests that the target was too low.
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He broke with Republican orthodoxy by suggesting that higher taxes on the rich might be a good idea.
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Some members of the new liberal revolt against tax orthodoxy welcome the comparison to the supply-side uprising.
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He upended liberal orthodoxy with a quadruple whammy of tax reform, trade reform, immigration reform and regulatory reform.
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That would fit with Kurz's self-branding as a modernizer, despite much of his agenda being conservative orthodoxy.
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Still, Kagan's opinion in this case is exceptional in the degree to which it adheres to textualist orthodoxy.
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Bias is so ingrained in the orthodoxy of the mainstream press that they often cannot even see it.
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This back and forth is a reminder of how Trump's views often don't line up with Republican orthodoxy.
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On the campaign trail, Trump struck a much more populist tone on tariffs than the traditional GOP orthodoxy.
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But if foreign policy is the exception to Trump's ideological orthodoxy, Israel is the exception within the exception.
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The first part of the book is totally fine, and it makes the correct point that academics, scholars in genetics and anthropology have adhered to an orthodoxy, and have perpetuated an orthodoxy, that there are no meaningful differences between human populations worth talking about, and that there can be none.
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It's what allows him to break with Republican economic orthodoxy to attack pro-business economic policies ("rigged against workers").
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Trump has upended that orthodoxy, arguing that the US and Russia could find agreement on ways to combat ISIS.
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And the president Douglas portrayed was an anti-gun liberal Democrat with views far away from Cruz's conservative orthodoxy.
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Reve himself would rank as a colonel in any regiment of renegades; a gay Catholic, he offended every orthodoxy.
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Second, in repairing the economy, the government also, on occasion, embraced microeconomic orthodoxy at the expense of macroeconomic stability.
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Deviations from conservative orthodoxy on taxes, spending, bailouts, the debt ceiling, Obamacare or anything else met with severe punishment.
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But his reputation has continued to grow while those of his contemporaries, who clung to modernist orthodoxy, have faded.
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In the 19th century, Orthodoxy was incorporated into an ideological triad of the state, along with nationalism and autocracy.
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It strengthened only when Mr Erdogan ceded to orthodoxy and allowed the central bank to raise rates (see article).
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Those who champion this position fail to recognize that it suppresses untold tales, alternative stories, and challenges to orthodoxy.
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SK: Not understanding the product and the climate and the time, and not being willing to question the orthodoxy.
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Second, this orthodoxy accepts that America has to pay a price in blood and treasure for its global role.
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He's only intermittently been a Republican for his adult life and clearly despises the party's orthodoxy on many issues.
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Of course, the blowback against this Google employee is not top-down authoritarianism or orthodoxy enforced by the state.
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Where technology and economics collide On the campaign, Donald Trump broke with conservative orthodoxy on a number of issues.
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Some politicians across Europe too, especially among Italy's populist coalition government, have railed against fiscal orthodoxy as strangling growth.
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Trump and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke have prided themselves in bucking today's Republican orthodoxy on public lands and conservation.
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Perhaps 150 of 330 Conservative MPs remain undecided on EU membership, the merits of which were once party orthodoxy.
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Patriarch Kirill was making it clear that if this happens, there could be a massive split within global Orthodoxy.
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However, there are two reasons for the Swedes to revert to something closer to the old stay-positive orthodoxy.
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"Many reject policy orthodoxy and multilateralism, aiming to disrupt the established consensus or to supplant it," the report said.
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Both steps represent breaks with the cautious foreign policy orthodoxy, but no one should have been surprised by either.
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Nor would they be expected to accommodate to any version of Protestant cultural hegemony that rested on theological orthodoxy.
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He also broke with GOP orthodoxy on the campaign trail by refusing to cut Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), who have publicly trumped Trump in the past, staying in line behind party orthodoxy. 3.
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Instead, he forcefully challenged the decades-old shibboleths of Republican economic orthodoxy as yoked closely to pro-business interests.
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Increasingly, though, it has become an orthodoxy that they have transformed more than just their teams and their league.
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They may, Brown writes, be so afraid of science's undermining Catholic orthodoxy that they are capable of nefarious deeds.
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It's a fresh way of flouting campaign orthodoxy, and gives Trump the comfort of elevating one of his originals.
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Meanwhile, though Trump's decision to hew to ideological orthodoxy has pleased GOP congressional leaders, those leaders are, themselves, unpopular.
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Party elites and voters alike were denied a painful but necessary conversation over neoconservatism's place as unquestioned party orthodoxy.
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Meanwhile, a growing chorus of Republicans is denouncing Mr. Trump's foreign policy as it accelerates away from party orthodoxy.
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So far it seems that his determined push for tariffs against party orthodoxy has been the biggest friction point.
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What he says, from our current vantage, seems unexceptional — talking like that about race has practically become an orthodoxy.
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If there's one constant in post-Departure world of "The Leftovers," it's that orthodoxy and blasphemy are outmoded concepts.
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But his fidelity to economic orthodoxy and aversion to federal relief for the needy meant that his efforts failed.
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Their desire to curb Silicon Valley's political bias sometimes seems stronger than their commitment to light-touch regulatory orthodoxy.
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And the cafe challenged the severe design orthodoxy with black globe-shaped lights by the London designer Tom Dixon.
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" Seventeenth century adherents to the "earth is flat" orthodoxy felt that Galileo was a heretic who ignored "settled science.
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Claims of unblinking fidelity to the text have increasingly become the crowning orthodoxy on the right in recent decades.
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The fact that their families were punished for unexplained reasons does not seem to have diminished their Bolshevik orthodoxy.
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If there is an orthodoxy in soccer, there is a good chance Allegri does not really subscribe to it.
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It filled the post-Confucian vacuum with an alternative, modern political and scientific orthodoxy with a strong moral component.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, a presidential candidate, and other leading Democrats are challenging that orthodoxy, reports the NYT's Jim Tankersley.
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" During his 3½-decade congressional career, McCain was a conservative who rejected Republican orthodoxy, earning him the label "maverick.
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When Mr. Kerry outlined six principles for a final land-for-peace agreement, he largely tracked longstanding American orthodoxy.
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While many tree-buyers have welcomed the flair, some see the plants as a garish breach of Christmas orthodoxy.
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And Trump has rejected decades of US orthodoxy in managing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which could have uncertain results.
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Democrats scorn Trump's lies while Republicans rely on the fact that he's a liar to safeguard their ideological orthodoxy.
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Even America's most popular politician, Bernie Sanders, is prepared to accept candidates who shy away from pro-choice orthodoxy.
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Matthew Lee Anderson is a doctoral candidate in Christian ethics at Oxford University, and the founder of Mere Orthodoxy.
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In 2012, Kocherlakota's newfound belief in the power of monetary policy to boost growth ran counter to economic orthodoxy.
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Rejection of orthodoxy, in favor of what works best for them, defines every single one of the good guys.
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No institution that purports to uphold free thinking should endorse an exam that forces applicants to conform with political orthodoxy.
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Republicans are supposed to tack rightward in primaries, prostrating themselves before the altar of self-reliance and anti-tax orthodoxy.
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And showed that he will be willing to break from his party's orthodoxy when it clashes with his populist sensibilities.
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If Republicans continue to run Congress, Trump will maintain free reign on trade, even if it violates traditional GOP orthodoxy.
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His major break with diplomatic orthodoxy was to agree to a direct meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Bernie Sanders's campaign in 2016 represented one of the first sustained challenges to the party's orthodoxy especially on economic matters.
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The 12 other self-governing churches which make up world Orthodoxy would face an awkward choice between the two Patriarchates.
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He used his inaugural address to criticise the liberal orthodoxy to which Mexican governments have intermittently adhered for three decades.
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" They argued that Trump "inexplicably" won the primary despite being "the one who thumbed his nose at conservative orthodoxy altogether.
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It has largely embraced macroeconomic orthodoxy, demonstrating its commitment to open trade and investment policies by locking itself into NAFTA.
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Any such move would infuriate Mr Trump's Sunni counterparts; and for once he preferred diplomatic orthodoxy to rocking the boat.
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"A small deviation from the orthodoxy, which is 'never talk about the dollar,' probably doesn't hurt very much," Blinder said.
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To those versed in orthodoxy—in which governments must eventually pay for their spending through taxes—these ideas sound bizarre.
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But in this case, Francis may have gone too far in riling his conservative critics while directly challenging church orthodoxy.
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However, beyond a few differences from their ideological orthodoxy, there is a clear choice for the voters in the state.
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Right, and again, that's sort of the orthodoxy now of like, if you read the Financial Times or the Economist.
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Strzeminski is initially unbroken, contemptuously dismissing the guardians of obligatory Socialist-Realist orthodoxy, with their leaden rhetoric and aesthetic illiteracy.
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For religious conservatives, culture diverts black migrants from strict religious orthodoxy — even sub-Saharans who are Muslim aren't really Muslim.
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"This is one area where the most Republican orthodoxy will come out," said Brandon Barford, a former Republican congressional staffer.
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The Rockets, probably the most reasonable challenge to Warriors orthodoxy available in the West, lost Nene, and then everything else.
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On economics, Mr. Trump breaks with much Republican orthodoxy, except for his support for huge tax cuts for the wealthy.
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And Mr. Trump could try to make things uncomfortable given how many of his views run contrary to Republican orthodoxy.
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He has challenged Republican orthodoxy on every issue, from Planned Parenthood to immigration, from taxing the rich to free trade.
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And the extent to which Christian orthodoxy or specificity should be expected from them and their delivering clergy is debated.
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Until his death, he made statements that went against Socialist orthodoxy, condemning a party that had failed to reform itself.
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Taking such bold steps on trade was a significant departure from the political orthodoxy of both parties in recent years.
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No less alarming to British politicians are Mr. Trump's protectionist instincts and his radical lurch away from free-trade orthodoxy.
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Throughout the 2016 campaign, Trump bucked his party's orthodoxy and stunned his critics by repeatedly praising Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Many Republicans remain frustrated with his trade vision, which bucks party orthodoxy by calling for a rewrite of major agreements.
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The policy proposal has long been a staple of Democratic health policy platforms, though it violates years of Republican orthodoxy.
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In the book he challenges the nutrition orthodoxy while also exploring the food industry's outsize influence on official health recommendations.
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Among Republican politicians today, the support of Israel — its policies, its defense, its right to exist — is essentially party orthodoxy.
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Frankly I think we should encourage NFL coaches not to hew to overly conservative orthodoxy, but I'm hardly an authority.
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Now, needless to say, embracing this idea would be a huge break with the ideological orthodoxy of the Republican Party.
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Many Republicans are moving closer to Donald Trump's trade platform, breaking with decades of their party's orthodoxy on the issue.
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A hawkish position on Israel is one bit of Republican neoconservative orthodoxy that Trump has been careful not to jettison.
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And the outcome has called into question whether the conservative media world can abide journalism that questions the new orthodoxy.
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It wasn't long before the centers ran afoul of the orthodoxy of President Xi and his campaign against liberal democracy.
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Its continuum of orthodoxy slides between animism, Taoism, Maoist atheism and the quasi capitalism of its favorite son, Deng Xiaoping.
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In other words, it's entirely possible that he would've ended up livid with CNN even without BuzzFeed's break from orthodoxy.
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Liberalism, as he defines it, encompasses the orthodoxy of political elites, whether they lean to the left or the right.
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Warren, in that same vein when she came in in '234, was ushering in a wave of really liberal orthodoxy.
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Orthodoxy should be respected, but we cannot allow the politics of a radical minority to alienate millions of Jews worldwide.
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The frenzied push to boost the economy is colliding with Republican orthodoxy opposing short-term stimulus during the last recession.
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But the old orthodoxy was crumbling, and Reed shows both men navigating the social terrain of something unknown, something new.
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And this rhetorical maneuver almost perfectly parallels the devious end run at the core of right-wing color blindness orthodoxy.
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No doubt this could immediately run afoul of the conservative orthodoxy that has driven the Republican agenda on Capitol Hill.
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What I do support — fully — is Bennet's aim of hiring people who don't conform to a liberal orthodoxy of thought.
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Now, several Democratic lawmakers are essentially calling Mr. Trump's bluff: Will he buck Republican orthodoxy and back a Democratic idea?
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Dr. Riess won a Nobel Prize for his part in that, and dark energy took its place in cosmic orthodoxy.
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Trump's executive order Thursday on campus free speech could provide another opportunity for a Democrat to break with progressive orthodoxy.
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Matthew Lee Anderson is the founder of the Christian website Mere Orthodoxy, and author of The End of Our Exploring.
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The responses to our policy questions showed that authoritarians have their own set of policy preferences, distinct from GOP orthodoxy.
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Trump has broken from Republican orthodoxy and embraced a protectionist trade stance that more closely mirrors liberals such as Vermont Sen.
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Breaking with Republican orthodoxy, Ross said the Trump administration will work quickly to re-do the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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At the same time, though, Trump's willingness to deviate from conservative orthodoxy and to descend into the gutter troubles many talkers.
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Her book "Life" got her called before the Inquisition to investigate whether her teachings lined up with the era's strict orthodoxy.
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Breaking with conservative orthodoxy, he said that businesses should not receive religious exemptions based on their proprietors' views on gay marriage.
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The kind of stuff that FDR did in the runup to the war is deeply offensive to longstanding conservative economic orthodoxy.
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Trump's economic nationalism and hostile stance towards free global trade has inspired others to challenge existing orthodoxy in their own ways.
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But the Russian Church is the biggest, wealthiest and most powerful in Orthodoxy, and has always kept its distance from Rome.
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Then he proved that repeatedly breaking with liberal orthodoxy over politically correct speech wasn't lethal in the general election after all.
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Her diagnosis of the looming disaster is in line with scientific orthodoxy; theirs, a corporate-funded denial routine, is the outlier.
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The collapse of this petrified orthodoxy has revealed that Marx was a much more interesting man than his interpreters have implied.
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Still, Prince Charles has religious interests of his own, ranging from Sufism to the faith of his paternal kin, Greek Orthodoxy.
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"They are very, very angry with Israel," Rabbi Yuval Cherlow, a prominent voice in modern Orthodoxy, said of the hilltop youths.
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Steve Bullock, who is appearing in his first debate, might also be ripe for a moment to challenge liberal orthodoxy. 5.
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A conservative orthodoxy that attempts to repress sexuality actually does the opposite: It repurposes and channels sexual feelings into perverted ends.
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Morrison said earlier on Tuesday the political orthodoxy that drove such debates suggested that discussion of the Israeli capital was "taboo".
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Trump is not seen as reflecting party orthodoxy, while Cruz often bashes his own party leaders for not being pure enough.
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And he has upended decades of foreign policy orthodoxy to bring North Korea's dictator Kim Jong Un to the negotiating table.
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Over time, Goldwater's rebellion became Republican orthodoxy, much as I suspect Trump's will, and also one of the GOP's biggest handicaps.
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Would he stick to his promises of economic orthodoxy and fiscal austerity, or would his be a "spend and borrow" administration?
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But he also punctured the Republicans' tattered economic orthodoxy, defending entitlements and blaming free trade for hollowing out the middle class.
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Time and time again, the Washington punditry has been trumped (no pun intended) by the latest pivot away from campaign orthodoxy.
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He went on to take five more wives in his quest for a male heir, in direct contradiction of Catholic orthodoxy.
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To simplify enormous and complex bodies of scholarship to their barest essences, orthodoxy held communism primarily responsible, while revisionism blamed capitalism.
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Bailing out farmers to mitigate the consequences of a tariff-raising strategy runs directly counter to generations of GOP economic orthodoxy.
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Since it started in 1991, Yanhuang Chunqiu has made an art of staying in the bounds of censorship while challenging orthodoxy.
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The idea that Communist thinking required top-down adherence to orthodoxy, rather than free exploration, was key to U.S. psychological warfare.
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He knew on Sunday that he was issuing a challenge to religious-right orthodoxy that would bring a hailstorm of condemnation.
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As the issue becomes more pressing, ideology and orthodoxy must be set aside, and creativity, flexibility, and pragmatism must be encouraged.
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On the Republican side, Donald Trump broke with party orthodoxy by running on no cuts to Social Security, Medicare, or Medicaid.
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There was Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who combines conservative economic orthodoxy with the foreign policy views of The Weekly Standard.
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There's nothing especially unusual about O'Rourke's rhetoric on climate issues, which is firmly in line with Democratic Party ideology and orthodoxy.
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The problem here is that the authenticity of Trump's conservatism or the orthodoxy of his ideological commitments isn't really in dispute.
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It's about the policies that would address it, which often entail bigger government roles—and that doesn't fit into conservative orthodoxy.
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Some of President Trump's biggest fans have broken with conservative orthodoxy to back Medicare price negotiations, while some progressives distrust Sen.
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With Orthodoxy dominating many other aspects of Jewish life here, many liberal Jews abroad say they feel increasingly alienated from Israel.
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The backbeat to the entire process is the escalating contest between the Russian church and Constantinople over control of Eastern Orthodoxy.
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He told The New York Times that he was able to stray from party orthodoxy because his constituents trusted his judgment.
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If, however, the response to dissent is civil discussion and evidence-based argument, then the community does not suffer from orthodoxy.
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This is the result of current corporate orthodoxy promulgated at business schools that a corporation's pre-eminent stakeholders are its shareholders.
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Even Trump, radical as he is, flouted Republican orthodoxy by sounding like a populist Democrat on Social Security, Medicare and trade.
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As is his style, Mr. Trump would be breaking with foreign policy orthodoxy — except this time, it would be fully warranted.
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It was the first new revenue bill to become law in Oklahoma in 28 years, bucking decades of tax-cut orthodoxy.
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The shift didn't happen because of some mass reappraisal of the evidence; it's just that tribal orthodoxy shifted and everyone followed.
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It's just a coalition of thinkers and journalists who happen to share a disdain for the keepers of the liberal orthodoxy.
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Or could it be overwhelmed by the potent and toxic combination of economic orthodoxy and deep-pocketed, anti-government, conservative politics?
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The meteorological society letter is all about enforcing orthodoxy, which speaks ill of the leadership's overall views on open scientific debate.
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For his supporters, Trump's assets are in his willingness to reject decades of foreign policy orthodoxy in favor of American interests.
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But despite its violation of tradition Republican orthodoxy, the global minimum tax is more in keeping with Trump's "America First" thrust.
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When I left Orthodoxy, there was some shock of re-entry into regular society, even though I never really left it.
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But your book reads to me like a defense of conservative economic orthodoxy, only it's masked in this millennial-friendly package.
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In fact, it's almost the opposite, a reward for his willingness to echo party orthodoxy even, or perhaps especially, when it's nonsense.
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Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election Tuesday upends decades of economic orthodoxy on trade, taxes, immigration, regulation, and geopolitical alliances.
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Trump has at times moved close to conservative orthodoxy, for instance on his suggested Supreme Court picks and vow to overturn Obamacare.
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The Washington Post reported that Trump has revised his health care agenda to steer it more in line with Republican Party orthodoxy.
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"We shall see whether Republican/Trumpian orthodoxy can stimulate an economy that in some ways is at full capacity already," Gross said.
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Gulf with GOP establishment It is an area where there is a huge gulf between Trump's stated positions and traditional GOP orthodoxy.
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That reflects not just the economic orthodoxy of recent decades but also the rising cost of complying with ever stricter environmental rules.
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Though anathema to many bishops (one or two of whom may dream of disproving the quip), this is squarely within Catholic orthodoxy.
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It treats orthodoxy, accuracy and consistency as if they were simply to be negotiated away in a series of earth-shattering deals.
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For conservative orthodoxy has a curiously inconsistent view of the abilities and motivations of corporations and wealthy individuals — I mean, job creators.
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Weeks earlier, Islam Behery, a television presenter with a wide following, was jailed for a year for broadcasts that challenged Muslim orthodoxy.
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The central bank adheres to economic orthodoxy and is wary of a form of banking in which interest rates are nominally abolished.
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That stand puts Trump partly at odds with Republican orthodoxy, which is consistently critical of Planned Parenthood over abortion services it provides.
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In his zeal to impose Sunni orthodoxy on the Middle East, he closed Alexandria's 120 pubs and crucified a philosopher in Aleppo.
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"You have a candidate who's a little erratic, and policy prescriptions that are at odds with long-running Republican orthodoxy," Prakken said.
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My husband works in a steel factory, so to see Trump bucking the old school globalist Republican orthodoxy is a welcome change.
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In his bid for the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump has bucked party orthodoxy on everything from corporate taxes to nuclear proliferation.
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Still, whatever marginal differences there are between Clinton and Obama, both have largely worked within the contours of American foreign policy orthodoxy.
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Only then can you ensure you won't face a primary challenge from someone claiming you to be insufficiently loyal to party orthodoxy.
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Cecil Taylor, the jazz pianist who defied the genre's orthodoxy and became one of its most original improvisers, has died at 89.
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But many interpretations exist regarding what is "work," and the prohibitions and observance lessen as the commitment to orthodoxy lessens, they said.
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Opposition research, shared with CNN from multiple campaigns, was extensive on areas where Christie allegedly took positions that broke with Republican orthodoxy.
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A stunt by 85033 Democrat senators to take turns denouncing think tanks that challenge government orthodoxy on global warming also went nowhere.
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Actions that confirm the climate orthodoxy are contrary to the Trump objectives of restoring robust economic growth and cutting regulatory red tape.
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Those views aren't in line with much Republican orthodoxy, which has long said the federal government should control less land, not more.
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The CIA created conditions that subverted the essential task of an intellectual: to cast a critical eye on orthodoxy and received wisdom.
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But many of those same positions—especially his criticism of free trade—put him squarely at odds with decades of conservative orthodoxy.
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But as of this week, preparations for the council were mired in squabbling between the 14 churches which make up global Orthodoxy.
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The story so far: Last fall Mr. Trump suggested that he would break with Republican orthodoxy by raising taxes on the wealthy.
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It is no accident that we elected an independent president willing to challenge the establishment orthodoxy and the unrelentingly biased mainstream media.
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In recent years, several distinct themes have emerged from the Kremlin: sovereignty, conservatism, orthodoxy, and a messianic drive for great power status.
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But an email hack in 2009 uncovered a pattern of manipulated and selected temperature data to conform to the global warming orthodoxy.
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Incoming lawmakers like Michigan's Rashida Tlaib and Minnesota's Ilhan Omar are all challenging mainstream Democratic orthodoxy over the US' relationship with Israel.
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You can look at the populist insurgency spearheaded by Donald Trump as either a corrective or a threat to mainstream Republican orthodoxy.
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Lawmakers can compromise safe in the knowledge that the voters would forget about their violations of partisan orthodoxy before the next election.
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The upshot of all this figures to be either speakers adhering to the dominant leftist orthodoxy or those with nothing to say.
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The Bork hearing was political, but "political" included a question regarding whether his views were within the accepted mainstream of legal orthodoxy.
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This is part of a larger problem that the GOP has had with Trump, and with its own investment in neoconservative orthodoxy.
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One was his fans, for whom he was breaking through "politically correct," racially neutral orthodoxy to articulate their fears of cultural change.
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For many Republicans, backing the budget agreement is a break with conservative fiscal orthodoxy that carries risk going into the midterm elections.
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We should seek to use these values to enforce our order and our orthodoxy, not pretend that they could ever be neutral.
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Still, an endorsement of raising taxes on anyone for any reason represents a major break with the orthodoxy of the Republican Party.
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But Mr. Trump has so shaken this orthodoxy that Congress has begun debating limits on his unilateral authority to launch nuclear weapons.
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She achieved the extraordinary feat of turning into political orthodoxy a plainly contradictory credo, that nationalism and borderless capitalism could easily coexist.
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Newman sensed that there was something disruptive to progressive orthodoxy in Peterson's worldview, but she couldn't quite put her finger on it.
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So one can say (with his conservative defenders) that Seifert was effectively dismissed from a Catholic university for too much Catholic orthodoxy.
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When Trump occasionally deviates from conservative orthodoxy — or otherwise bucks the party's consensus — Republican lawmakers try to push him back in line.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump campaigned on an unusual mix of policy positions that pulled from both Republican and Democratic orthodoxy.
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When I spoke with Eisenman recently, she told me that her father's Freudian orthodoxy both tormented and inspired her as a child.
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He flouted G.O.P. orthodoxy on entitlements, infrastructure spending and, at times, even health care and "culture war" issues like funding Planned Parenthood.
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"Tabitha is clear about the purpose the Sundance Film Festival serves in the world yet she's not wedded to orthodoxy," she said.
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Those critics often complain that Francis is watering down church orthodoxy, retreating in the culture wars and sowing confusion in the church.
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Instead, Trump is promoting plans that reflect traditional Republican orthodoxy, make narrow changes to background checks and focus more on school security.
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Trump's latest taboo-busting position pits him against years of GOP orthodoxy, vexing powerful conservatives who helped propel him to the presidency.
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West Virginians, alienated by Democratic orthodoxy on climate change, energy and social issues, blamed President Barack Obama for the coal industry's struggles.
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Caught out by the United States' new orientation, Doha is learning there is a price to pay for questioning the established orthodoxy.
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After all, President Donald Trump had defied traditional GOP orthodoxy on an issue as essential to the Republican brand as any: guns.
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And it is all the more striking given Mr. Trump's deviations from longstanding party orthodoxy on issues like foreign policy and tariffs.
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At its worst, it functions as the purity police, calling people out for the slightest transgression of a stiflingly self-righteous orthodoxy.
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Mr. Trump won the presidency in part because of some big promises, including a vow to break from conservative orthodoxy on entitlements.
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Trump in particular has offered a radical departure from foreign policy orthodoxy, which has upset many fellow Republicans and befuddled leaders overseas.
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Brattle found risible the idea of an unprecedented, infernal assault on the New England orthodoxy, an idea to which the justices subscribed.
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But these once-renegade moves are now at risk of seeming like their own orthodoxy, prime targets for would-be operatic disrupters.
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Now according to Republican orthodoxy, tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations help juice the economy by creating jobs and higher wages.
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You might not know that while Ms. Brewer outraged the left, she also angered the conservative establishment by breaking with small-government orthodoxy.
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That's because that old-fashioned economic orthodoxy doesn't work when it's relatively easy to substitute other goods, prices from China have gone up.
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Working-class Republicans' nonchalance about conservative orthodoxy on economic policy was a key factor in helping Donald Trump win the 2016 GOP nomination.
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Eastern Orthodoxy split with Rome in 1054, and today the Russian church counts some 165 million of the world's 250 million Orthodox Christians.
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And can the outside world maintain the diplomatic orthodoxy of the two-state solution with an Israeli government intent on expanding the settlements?
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Be smart: Innovative Republican candidates will also reach for many of the same issues and solutions, rather than the GOP orthodoxy of old.
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But Trump has broken with Republican Party orthodoxy in criticizing trade deals, and has threatened to slap tariffs on Mexican and Chinese imports.
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But on the other hand, supporting the bill breaks with GOP orthodoxy and invites a backlash from both conservatives and the pharmaceutical industry.
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But on the other hand, supporting the bill breaks with GOP orthodoxy and invites a backlash from both conservatives and the pharmaceutical industry.
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As faith withdrew from public orthodoxy into private choice, it was trusted that religious differences would no more excite or enrage than dress.
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If you see politics through a rigid orthodoxy -- must be polished, must be internationalist, must be politically correct -- then, yes, Trump lost badly.
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In his new book, "Russian Nuclear Orthodoxy", he shows how church-military relations have evolved in the three decades since atheistic communism fell.
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Their highest-rated guy for years and years was actually Bill O'Reilly, who would strategically disagree with Republican Party orthodoxy on certain things.
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Second, the Republican Party places such a high value on ideological orthodoxy that it becomes a focal point of contestation for the nomination.
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In other instances, however, the president's pragmatism, recently manifest in his broader trade policy, may be a welcome safety-check on conservative orthodoxy.
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But far from diverging from Republican orthodoxy in the direction of covering more people, it diverges in the direction of covering fewer people.
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That he won the primary by opposing party orthodoxy essentially obliterated the assumption that ideological conservatives were a majority faction within the GOP.
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But Mr Trump has departed a long way from party orthodoxy in some respects, such as declaring the Iraq war a "terrible mistake".
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There's a case, from the Republican point of view, for refusing to cross Trump even when he tramples on years of conservative orthodoxy.
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"Millions and millions of women" are aided by Planned Parenthood, Donald Trump said Thursday night, in a statement that bucks Republican party orthodoxy.
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Donald J. Trump on Tuesday proposed universal paid maternity leave and new subsidies for child care, departing in some ways from Republican orthodoxy.
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Many of America's colleges and universities have fallen into a narrow orthodoxy in what is acceptable to say and to think on campus.
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It aligns closely with longstanding priorities of Republican policymakers and avoids forgoing GOP orthodoxy like the candidate has done in other policy areas.
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Building upon a grassroots movement may not be diplomatic orthodoxy, but orthodox diplomacy does not have an impressive record of success in Afghanistan.
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Over the years, he could have written more often about gay rights, or abortion, areas where his views largely conform to progressive orthodoxy.
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If the G.O.P. is going to survive as a decent and viable national party, it can't cling to the fading orthodoxy Cruz represents.
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Unyielding orthodoxy may scare off moderate voters, but it also serves to reinforce the suspicions other Democrats have of Sanders's most ardent supporters.
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If Trump has departed from conservative orthodoxy on trade and entitlements, he is squarely with the party when it comes to this issue.
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While pushing for cuts to entitlement programs has been GOP orthodoxy for many years, the idea is deeply unpopular with the American public.
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Republican lawmakers blasted the announcement, underlining how far Mr. Trump has strayed from the party's traditional orthodoxy of embracing free and open markets.
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According to a forthcoming study, however, it is just these voters who display the most uncritical acceptance of party orthodoxy, left or right.
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The demand for nuclear orthodoxy has excluded outsiders, particularly women, placing them in a "consensual straitjacket" of conformity in a male-dominated world.
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By the 1990s it was the wealthiest independent institution in Iran, the powerful and much-feared bastion of the republic's founding revolutionary orthodoxy.
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"There's no dearth of evidence of the disconnect between the president and Republican orthodoxy," said Mr. Edelman, a longstanding critic of Mr. Trump.
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The Republicans who voted against the administration plan were adhering to what had once been party orthodoxy: taking a hard line against Moscow.
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One of the most important legacies of Congressman Ron Paul's presidential campaigns was turning criticism of the Federal Reserve into mainstream Republican orthodoxy.
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It has been orthodoxy for four decades, not just in her own party but for a time, at least, in the main opposition.
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While she's hardly a centrist, she has distinguished herself by breaking from the new liberal orthodoxy that has dominated the primary so far.
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The standard that has served the state since its formation has been the Jewish standard of the ages — what the world calls Orthodoxy.
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Pressure from investors and leaders within the E.U. may well persuade Italy to back away from policies that diverge from the bloc's orthodoxy.
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It's because I think that "believing all women" can rapidly be transmogrified into an ideological orthodoxy that will not serve women at all.
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Yet a new book questions that orthodoxy, offering a more disturbing perspective on the past and a less sanguine prognosis for the future.
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He identifies three key tenets of this orthodoxy: Gender is a construct; race is a construct; and class is a function of privilege.
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The Cuba thing Sanders has made clear in recent weeks he does not care about torching Democratic orthodoxy on a range of issues.
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Trump has broken with traditional GOP orthodoxy on a range of issues, from his open embrace of nationalism to his protectionist trade policies.
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They risk becoming targets of interest groups, media outlets and rival politicians who see their role as enforcing symbolic commitment to conservative orthodoxy.
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Instead, he has become a victim of an increasingly widespread campaign by leftist students against anyone who dares challenge ideological orthodoxy on campus.
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In doing so, they hope to upend Democratic policymaking in the same way that supply-side conservatives changed Republican orthodoxy four decades ago.
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"This was the cathedral whose role was to visually symbolize the greatness of the Russian state and the triumph of Orthodoxy," he said.
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Meetings with lawmakers also allow Trump to cast himself in his favorite role of dealmaker, willing to go against his own party's orthodoxy.
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The office he had been tapped to administer was investigating American nuns for supposedly adopting a "secular mentality" and straying from Catholic orthodoxy.
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The remarks made Booker "a pariah in Democratic circles for taking on thepParty orthodoxy on education," he told Russakoff in a 2014 interview.
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I think we all recognized that the days of the stylebook, of the rigid straitjacket of a certain orthodoxy to storytelling, is over.
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Such a plan goes against supposed Republican orthodoxy of trying to eliminate (or at least bring down) the federal budget debt and deficit.
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Our message to young Republicans is clear: we no longer need to choose between party orthodoxy and the mounting risks facing our planet.
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The son of a blacksmith broke with the orthodoxy of the time to insist that poverty was the product of circumstance, not character.
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"We're going to shake this thing up, color outside the lines, challenge the orthodoxy," Cronin says, describing how he sees the Trump attitude.
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But Trump has put congressional Republicans in a difficult position by giving them policy orthodoxy without giving them anything resembling "normal" presidential conduct.
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Then comes a "preemptive" president, from the other political party but still constrained by the reigning orthodoxy (Eisenhower, Clinton), then maybe another faithful orthodox type (JFK, George W. Bush), another preemptive (Nixon, Obama), and finally a "disjunctive" president, a representative of the orthodoxy who is not particularly committed to it and is utterly unable to cope with the crises it has created (Carter).
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A "very, very modest" tax with revenue funneled back into oil and gas is perfectly consonant with anti-government, pro–fossil fuel Republican orthodoxy.
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"I don't know why it became orthodoxy to say we can never ever do that again, and anybody who says we can is crazy."
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Fifty or sixty years ago monochromes were, for some artists, a challenge to the orthodoxy of Abstract Expressionism or the ascendancy of Pop Art.
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Both liberal and conservative orthodoxy have roots in the polarization of the electorate, a division in which each side holds the opposition in contempt.
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More than anyone, Carlson has emerged as the voice of this strain of conservatism, which prides itself on its willingness to buck conservative orthodoxy.
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It is a matter of conservative orthodoxy that the rich should be spared excessive taxation so they can support society freely with their philanthropy.
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Of course there's an establishment, but it's much more diffuse, much less lavishly funded, much less insistent on orthodoxy and forgiving of loyal incompetence.
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His rejection of free-trade deals and curbs on entitlement programs challenges the interests and ideological orthodoxy of the GOP's business-oriented financial base.
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As a result, the ideological orthodoxy of the post-cold-war liberal democratic creed has generated a tidal wave of populism and chaotic authoritarianism.
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In late medieval thought, against a backdrop of punitive intolerance, two powerful arguments emerged against enforcing orthodoxy of belief or manners: ignorance and perversity.
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In modern times, this often translated into a strategic contest between Saudi Arabia's Wahhabi version of Sunni orthodoxy and the Shi'ite theocracy of Iran.
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It both articulated and enforced a new and often increasingly extreme post-Tea Party orthodoxy to which party higher-ups had to pay heed.
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If he never quite shook the orthodoxy of these norms from his pronouncements, what he did in his work was a far different story.
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Controversy swirls around 90-year-old Filaret Denysenko, a veteran and still-vigorous player in the high politics of Orthodoxy since the Soviet era.
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BYRON YORK, COLUMNIST, WASHINGTON EXAMINER: Well, Donald Trump the candidate in 2016 really did blow up republican orthodoxy and some very, very key ways.
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His haymakers against Silicon Valley executives in a series of Senate hearings have helped turn mushy charges of anti-conservative bias into Republican orthodoxy.
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One need look no further than her June 17 interview with Wolf Blitzer for evidence of her commitment to breaking with the current orthodoxy.
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The row over Ukraine is threatening a major rupture in Orthodoxy, which wields significant influence in certain countries where it is the dominant religion.
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A victory by the latter would help Macron the most, since the SPD has openly called for an end to "financial orthodoxy" and austerity.
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But just as he did as a candidate, Trump's string of tweets is setting out policies that fly in the face of Republican orthodoxy.
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But he was served several reminders of how difficult it will be to win the nomination, saddled with his notable departures from party orthodoxy.
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According to ZANU-PF orthodoxy, Mugabe went off the rails only after Sally's death, so his loss of power can be attributed to Grace.
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It is certainly true that Trump has supported a number of issues, such as higher taxes, that don't fit well within the party orthodoxy.
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And here we see just how much harm Republicans did to themselves when they refused to alter their governing orthodoxy after losing in 2012.
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His nationalist views and willingness to break with Republican orthodoxy made him a dominant figure in the public conception of the Trump White House.
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Donald Trump promised to shake up the Republican establishment, but it took less than three months as president for him to ratify GOP orthodoxy.
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The man who won the Republican nomination by bucking conservative orthodoxy is now proving the pull of the GOP is as strong as ever.
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Among investors there is a powerful orthodoxy that you must own stable, focused businesses with high returns and market shares and low investment needs.
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This is not merely an orthodoxy of the opposition; his panicked courtiers have been leaking word of it from his first weeks in office.
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Yet she's run against the grain of Christian Democratic orthodoxy before -- on nuclear power, minimum wage, immigration, and other issues -- and pulled it off.
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Still, it reveals how quickly Trump, who ran on the promise of being a different sort of Republican, came around to his party's orthodoxy.
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Kasich mocked Sanders's appeal with voters before voters hit the polls on Tuesday, arguing his views are too outside political orthodoxy for serious consideration.
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Intriguingly, Kuznetsov was once a journalist himself, but reportedly worked for a state media organization that required total loyalty to the ruling party orthodoxy.
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And while many Congressional Democrats once ardently defended that approach, today's Democratic party leaves no room for even the slightest deviation from leftist orthodoxy.
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" Ifill, who taught for 20 years at the University of Maryland Law School, is excited by young lawyers and activists who "challenge the orthodoxy.
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Mukherjee, who has inveighed against this very kind of prose in his criticism ("the dominant and unquestioned orthodoxy of contemporary Anglophone fiction"), is fussier.
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The New York billionaire is challenging the last 200 years of economic orthodoxy that trade among nations is good, and that more is better.
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In the early 1990s there was a widespread orthodoxy that "outward-looking" development policies were much more favorable to growth than "inward-looking" policies.
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For decades now the Republican Party has been groaning under the Reagan orthodoxy, which was right for the 1980s but has become increasingly obsolete.
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Infrastructure—which once upon a time was supposed to be his big bipartisan innovation, a chance to break from GOP orthodoxy—was barely mentioned.
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The marginalization of deficits as an issue has been more pronounced because of Trump, who has broken with Republican orthodoxy on several fiscal issues.
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But many people who have watched and worked with Fox over the years, including some leading conservatives, regard Fox's deepening Trump orthodoxy with alarm.
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Sometimes scabrous and always irreverent, his cartoons swipe gleefully at disability and other sensitive topics, piercing the movie's one-day-at-a-time orthodoxy.
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For months now, global investors have fretted that Italy's new government would challenge European economic orthodoxy, leading to a potential exit from the euro.
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Background reading: President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has pursued policies that contradict economic orthodoxy about inflation, echoing the patterns of other populist leaders.
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His financial reforms have stalled, and conservatives appalled by what they consider his break with church doctrine and orthodoxy have ramped up their critiques.
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But these historical lessons have long been obscured by economic orthodoxy, one that Trump's — and China's — unexpected ascents have now exposed to critical scrutiny.
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For the last few years China has been returning to parts of its old Marxist-Leninist ideological orthodoxy, after four decades of policy pragmatism.
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For every compromise or concession to party orthodoxy or political expedience on the campaign trail, in office Mr. Bush ultimately did the right thing.
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Mirvis's story is less stark than recent memoirs of leaving ultra-Orthodox sects; Modern Orthodoxy, by definition, allows more mingling with the outside world.
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This independence carries with it the danger that the existing regime can fracture in the process, if the innovation begins to swamp the orthodoxy.
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Its new website will put political topics up for a vote — and the most resonant ideas will form the basis of the organization's orthodoxy.
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Which in turn would set the stage for yet another Trump-like populist rebellion against this orthodoxy five or 10 years down the line.
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But by adolescence Buber had permanently broken with Orthodoxy, though he remained in a peculiar sense, to which I shall return, a religious Jew.
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It was the well-funded metastasis of extreme Saudi religious intolerance — its Wahhabi orthodoxy — into forms of murderous Islamist hatred of the apostate West.
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And among the international community, where the two-state solution is still orthodoxy, the idea is dismissed as a ploy of right-wing rejectionists.
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Those ideas haven't made it to his transition website and it's not clear whether he will pursue policies that run counter to GOP orthodoxy.
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The stunning developments on North Korea underline one thing: Trump is not like any of his predecessors and cares little for foreign policy orthodoxy.
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Some of them assailed Mr. Mayes for helping to pass a Democratic agenda item that they described as economically damaging and against party orthodoxy.
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Still, at least some friction seems likely in any long-term marriage between movement conservatives and a figure as orthodoxy-busting as Mr. Trump.
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Conservative orthodoxy, already weakened by its own extremism—the latest, least appealing standard-bearer was Ted Cruz—has suffered a stunning defeat from within.
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Jeff Flake He's young (55) and has a very conservative record -- particularly on debt and spending issues where Trump has totally abandoned Republican orthodoxy.
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He moved to dismiss faculty members whose orthodoxy had been questioned, including Molly T. Marshall, who was the first woman to teach theology there.
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But Trump appealed to working-class voters — particularly in typically blue states — by breaking with Republican orthodoxy and verbally pummeling America's largest trading partner.
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In the coverage of this report, those who don't buy into the climate orthodoxy are given short shrift, if they are mentioned at all.
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Certain feminists and some progressives now blame immigrants from Muslim countries for challenging these social changes by bringing in a new faith-based orthodoxy.
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There was an orthodoxy at the time that the problem was cultural — that there was some kind of breakdown in the African American family.
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Mr. Ryan responded by repackaging the same agenda for the 2016 election, even though working-class Americans were demonstrating fury at his establishment orthodoxy.
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For inspiration, Goldberg said he's looking to The New Republic of the 1980s and early 1990s, an ostensibly liberal publication that challenged Democratic orthodoxy.
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Afterward, about 40 rabbis from all denominations, including Modern Orthodoxy, joined the couples on the stage for concluding prayers, songs and spirited circle dancing.
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His outburst laid bare the rift between the bureaucracy and a president who came into office determined to challenge decades of foreign policy orthodoxy.
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For many conservatives, this amounts to a kind of judicial grand prize, one that outweighs any concerns about Mr. Trump's departures from conservative orthodoxy.
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The kingdom, Iran's key regional rival, presents itself as the guardian of Islamic orthodoxy and custodian of its holiest places in Mecca and Medina.
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The need to price carbon has practically been climate orthodoxy for the past few decades, but lately there's been something of a lefty backlash.
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Trump's commitment to conservative economic orthodoxy is shaky at best—why attach yourself to a group that simply going to endorse whatever he says?
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Donald Trump's rise has confirmed something polling data already suggested, namely, that most Republican voters don't actually subscribe to much of the party's official orthodoxy.
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A "national government" of all the parties, led by a Labour politician, Ramsay MacDonald, but dominated by Conservatives, tried to build consensus for economic orthodoxy.
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It's a curious fusion of orthodoxy and punk: an embrace of older values as a means of putting up the middle finger to contemporary ones.
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On health care and the ethics office episode, Trump deviated from his party's orthodoxy and aligned himself with what he believes most American people want.
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These acts displayed the fact that he is eager to be seen as decisive, and is more concerned with his own popularity than political orthodoxy.
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Trump may at some point need the weight of public opinion to mobilize lawmakers to pass an agenda that differs significantly with conservative Republican orthodoxy.
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If the Stephens wing wins, then expect a purge of the Trump supporters from the party's ranks and a return to unbending movement conservative orthodoxy.
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Trump pulled America out of the Trans Pacific Partnership trade pact, rupturing decades of US foreign policy orthodoxy that power was projected through multilateral deals.
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America's best universities contain bubbles in which "certain left-of-centre tenets, largely around identity politics, take on the weight of an orthodoxy," he says.
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" That orthodoxy, he says, "denies the possibility of substantial biological differences among human populations" and is "anxious about any research into genetic differences among populations.
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Without the anchors of the IMF and the EU, Turkey has gradually shifted away from the economic orthodoxy that worked so well in the past.
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Hoffman doesn't differ from Democratic orthodoxy on policy, but on tactics: The LinkedIn founder has tried to reshape the types of groups that billionaires support.
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A Trump coronation would pose a challenge to the kind of conservative orthodoxy that Ryan was a poster boy for in the 2012 presidential campaign.
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Chris Christie, using town halls in this state and in Iowa to unfurl a long list of the New Jersey governor's deviations from conservative orthodoxy.
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Mr Trump broke with Republican orthodoxy when he promised no cuts in the programmes, while also driving a hard line against immigration of all kinds.
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Two decades of runaway prices and crises led to a new orthodoxy that central banks should be given operational autonomy to pursue an inflation target.
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This might be an area where Democrats and the Bannon wing of Trump's WH see eye-to-eye, and stand in opposition to GOP orthodoxy.
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But the first part of Douthat's equation remains a mystery: Does Ryan, the high priest of Republican orthodoxy, want to change anything about the GOP?
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The Trump Administration has embraced the idea that federal government should mandate six weeks of paid leave — a move that contradicts decades of Republican orthodoxy.
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In the rare instance where he diverges from orthodoxy—his opposition to abortion—he insists his disagreement is merely personal and supports the policy anyway.
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While supporting the embargo is GOP orthodoxy, and many Republican leaders oppose Obama's policy, national popular opinion has shifted in favor of ending the embargo.
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Incidentally, these are the same qualities that have made loving such films as Paris, Texas and Wings of Desire a matter of inviolable cinematic orthodoxy.
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Trump pushing for truly universal health care or a public option would be an incredible development and would fly in the face of Republican orthodoxy.
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The operation became so pro–Tea Party, in fact, that many establishment Republicans began to complain about its lack of loyalty to the conservative orthodoxy.
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I am an avid believer in a woman's absolute right to choose, but we should by no means insist on the orthodoxy of that position.
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One-party control moves politics to primary elections where the base, party activists and strident pundits can punish those who have strayed from extreme orthodoxy.
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In his few public statements, Diaz Canel has tried to assure the party of his orthodoxy and his willingness to defend Cuba against U.S. influence.
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In all too many cases, the path to power compels thoughtful representatives to comply with party orthodoxy rather than do what they know is right.
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Trump has long railed against the high cost of drugs and has at times proposed breaks from GOP orthodoxy on drug prices in the past.
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The celebrity businessman strayed from GOP orthodoxy in January by endorsing the idea of Medicare negotiating drug prices, something that Democrats have pushed for years.
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Trump won by deviating from orthodoxy, promising to protect entitlements like Medicare and Social Security while spewing racist paranoia about illegal immigration and urban crime.
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We can't surrender American history to an enforced political orthodoxy dictated to our children by attention-starved politicians, street corner demagogues, and tenured campus radicals.
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Obstructionists on both ends of the political spectrum frequently raise their fists when either rises to challenge policy orthodoxy for the good of the country.
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Suburban Virginia Republicans focused on their dedication to constituent service, including filling potholes, and trumpeted their willingness to break from party orthodoxy on some issues.
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It is a theme that resonates seamlessly with GOP orthodoxy as defined by the key members of the Commerce Committees in the House and Senate.
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Although some of his policies align with those of congressional Republicans, others, like his promise to rip up global trade agreements, break with Republican orthodoxy.
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I just think there's an orthodoxy that's grown up around carbon pricing: 'If you don't care about carbon pricing, you don't care about the earth.
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In the film's delightful and refreshing twist on pulp fantasies of repressed Catholic schoolgirls, Isolde's problem is the result of her school's decidedly secular orthodoxy.
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And skepticism of multilateralism runs deep in the grass-roots of the American right, even if official Republican Party orthodoxy tends to be more internationalist.
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When he became pope, Benedict ordered the removal of the editor of a Jesuit journal, America Magazine, because it entertained ideas anathema to conservative orthodoxy.
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He understood that if we get in the habit of bending the truth to suit political expediency or party orthodoxy, our democracy will not work.
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Trump has broken from conservative orthodoxy on trade policy, and his commitments to shrinking government and cutting taxes appear to many to be lip service.
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It's true that the reason Trump has secured near-unanimous GOP support for all his nominees is that he has hewed closely to conservative orthodoxy.
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Even with Mr. Brooks's oft-stated disgust with current Republican orthodoxy, he also manages to ignore the largest issue facing young people on planet Earth.
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But that orthodoxy ignores the fact that a team member on the go might still want to chime in on chats, even with just audio.
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Naturally, those who participated in the Third World Training program are the most outspoken; they have just completed four days of instruction in PC orthodoxy.
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But while both Lipinski and Cuellar fall far outside of the orthodoxy of the Democratic Party on a range of issues, they retain party support.
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In hilarious and all-too-believable fashion, Silk gets devoured for failing to show remorse after running afoul of the dictates of contemporary P.C. orthodoxy.
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In it, the President backed proposals that ran contrary to Republican orthodoxy and were at odds with what his team had hoped to roll out.
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But the history of soccer has always been one of ebb and flow: When one approach becomes orthodoxy, heresy will always bring a competitive advantage.
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He is not merely a confident storyteller but also a thinker, a skeptic, a wily entertainer, a thorn in the side of orthodoxy and cant.
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He challenged orthodoxy and challenged the abuse of power in any form -- and the arrogance that flows from it -- empowering others to do the same.
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"The president and I tend to agree on some issues that are not what you'd call Republican orthodoxy," Mr. Cotton said of their shared impulses.
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Ms. Collins's health care vote in 2017 fueled hopes on the left and anger on the right over whether she might stray from party orthodoxy.
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"President Trump does not share that orthodoxy and it's starting to dawn on the business community that the free ride may be over, " Cramer said.
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Now, Mr. Zadrozny presents himself as a pragmatic public servant who will get things done without being tied to the orthodoxy of either major party.
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And as with his past breaks with GOP orthodoxy on issues like entitlements and trade, he seems largely unconcerned by the opprobrium of Republican elites.
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This is wheat country, and Donald J. Trump country, and though the weather is acting up, the conservative orthodoxy maintains that the science isn't settled.
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When Mr. Trump veered away from orthodoxy during the transition, some of his advisers quickly tried to recast his comments with a more conservative veneer.
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In contrast to a political orthodoxy in Washington which almost always pushes candidates in that centrist direction, Sanders simply refuses to twist himself into knots.
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He understood that if we get in the habit of bending the truth to suit political expediency or party orthodoxy, our democracy will not work.
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The Kremlin said it was following the situation closely and opposed any split in Orthodoxy, adding that the state should not intervene in church matters.
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Mr. Trump headed into the final week in South Carolina with a crescendo of orthodoxy-challenging pronouncements, including criticism of the home-state Senator Lindsey Graham.
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The Vedomosti editorial noted that Kirill was under pressure to support the continued existence of the branch of Orthodoxy in Ukraine that remains loyal to Moscow.
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But when it comes to Trump's most flagrant break with Republican orthodoxy — his belief that the government should guarantee health care — his voters just aren't there.
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But this has been Republican orthodoxy for a while, and even though it benefits conservative organizers and thinkers online, it was still associated with Barack Obama.
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Trump is also challenging Republican orthodoxy, promising to enact a $1 trillion infrastructure package, aimed at driving investment and jobs to the neglected blue-collar heartlands.
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It challenges orthodoxy and societies where women are denied freedom of expression, those societies are being shaped without the voice and influence and wisdom of women.
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" (CBS) "He understood that if we get in the habit of bending the truth to suit political expediency or party orthodoxy, our democracy will not work.
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But as we and employees have put forward, there is a progressive approach to limiting misinformation if he's willing to step back from his philosophical orthodoxy.
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The grim fiscal scorecard shows how far the Republican Party, under Mr. Trump, has strayed from conservative orthodoxy, which long prioritized less spending and lower deficits.
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The grim fiscal scorecard shows how far the Republican Party, under Mr. Trump, has strayed from conservative orthodoxy, which long prioritized less spending and lower deficits.
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As much as his primary candidacy was about breaking with Republican Party orthodoxy, his victory in the general election was heavily influenced by party loyalty voting.
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Leaders of the four "traditional religions"— Sunni Islam, Catholicism, Orthodoxy and Bektashi—frequently travel Europe together to promote the "Albanian model" of religious tolerance and harmony.
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Long seen as the NBA's smartest franchise, the Spurs are shooting fewer three-pointers and taking more mid-range shots, which goes against current basketball orthodoxy.
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The Russian Church had long accused Catholics of trying to convert people from Orthodoxy after the break-up of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s.
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The majority of Trump voters, generally speaking, are opposed to tax cuts for the wealthy—which for a long time have been central to conservative orthodoxy.
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Following the Supreme Court's 2015 decision recognizing a constitutional right to gay marriage, dozens of evangelical leaders defied orthodoxy by signing a letter supporting the ruling.
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And he's rejected the idea that the largest federal retirement programs (Social Security and Medicare) should be shrunk and privatized, contravening decades of movement conservative orthodoxy.
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Here, embrace of Trump seems weak compared to previous Republican nominees, but opposition to Clinton, who has also begun to question free-trade orthodoxy, is strong.
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He wants the Republican Party to be viewed as implacably conservative with a firm commitment to an exchange of ideas, free market orthodoxy and limited government.
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Between the lines: Even though Trump's early tax plans largely follow Republican orthodoxy — major, across-the-board tax cuts — he'll be selling it like Huey Long.
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But most experts see that as straying too far from the free market orthodoxy that has drawn investment and jobs to the United States for decades.
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The FBI I served for 25 years has worked earnestly to ensure a proper climate to inspire cooperation from Americans of every faith and political orthodoxy.
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It inspired a generation of avant-garde Chinese artists, who until 1979 had almost never seen Western art, to find their own way to challenge orthodoxy.
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The impetus is the impending nomination of Mr. Trump, a former Democrat who holds some views that are far out of line with mainstream party orthodoxy.
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Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, helped set the tone as well, breaking with Republican orthodoxy by vowing not to cut Social Security benefits.
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"Republican orthodoxy has been to shun tariffs and have free trade, so this is really -- there's nothing conservative about this policy, nothing," said Arizona Republican Sen.
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The center of gravity for both orthodoxy and evangelism is not among Anglo suburban evangelicals but among African Anglicans and Asian Calvinists and Latin American Pentecostals.
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With the advantage of data and a willingness to subvert baseball orthodoxy, we could play the kind of baseball we'd only theorized about: efficient, imaginative, weird.
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In the writings of Abbasid poets, Sufi sheikhs, Shiite divines, and Andalusian philosophers, he found a tradition of dissenters who thumbed their noses at the orthodoxy.
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If Navarro were routed from influence, there would be no one of major stature to replace him, as academic and professional orthodoxy is strongly free trade.
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But on the other hand, there is a real problem here where there's an orthodoxy that prevails that is even detrimental to so-called progressive brainwashing.
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Mr. Putin has been tinkering in recent years with restoring the three pillars of czarist rule as the basis for his own: orthodoxy, autocracy and nationalism.
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Indeed, with corporate profits at both cyclical and historic highs, companies have been in no hurry to raise wages, a conundrum that has defied economic orthodoxy.
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In this case, Trump — who bucked party orthodoxy on everything including international trade, health care and even social issues — was the crisis that forced the evolution.
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Mr. Neizvestny's style, a blend of socialist realism and expressionism with nods to Jacques Lipchitz and Henry Moore, walked a fine line between orthodoxy and heresy.
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While Mr. Trump has been unafraid to differ with Republican doctrine on many issues, such as Iraq and trade, he is embracing party orthodoxy on taxes.
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It suggests that what really bothers them about Trump isn't his racist rhetoric, but his deviations from Republican economic orthodoxy, or his poor general election prospects.
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That would be a striking break from Republican orthodoxy on drug prices if the administration ended up proposing it, though that could require action from Congress.
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Some said that while Erdogan has crushed his domestic enemies, he would find taking on international financial markets with policies that defy economic orthodoxy much tougher.
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Now we're breaking through some of the orthodoxy of the past that held us back from truly being what we can be in the long run.
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In fact, however, in the 1960s, when McNamara advocated massive military escalation in Vietnam, he simply rejected or ignored any evidence that contradicted Cold War orthodoxy.
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His protectionist instincts defy mainstream Republican orthodoxy and align him more with progressives like Senators Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, and Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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Their resentment was rooted in the policies of technocratic elites, who as ardent followers of neoliberal orthodoxy promised that Hungary would catch up with the West.
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What you need to reduce the costs of crisis is a combination of short-run heterodoxy and credible assurances of a longer-run return to orthodoxy.
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But by making arrests, they acknowledged that no one could possibly believe in the Communist orthodoxy — and anyone who said they did must have been joking.
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He also bucked Republican orthodoxy last month by signing a bill limiting law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities, which some called a "sanctuary state" law.
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Rather than sell Republican orthodoxy from position of congenital apoplexy — the Trump/Cruz strategy — he will sell the same agenda from a position of sunny optimism.
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Luis Ladaria of Spain, who heads the Holy See's powerful office in charge of ensuring doctrinal orthodoxy and, like the pope, is a Jesuit; and Msgr.
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They cheer on every advance of the security state but then suddenly scorch those who run it, simply because the agencies reject the latest populist orthodoxy.
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And I don't know when it became orthodoxy that says we can never, ever, ever do that again, and anybody who says we can is crazy.
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Editorial On the campaign trail, Donald Trump broke with Republican Party orthodoxy by vowing to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans from violence and oppression.
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Krueger's most famous work included a paper co-authored with the economist David Card in 1993 that challenged orthodoxy around the effects of the minimum wage.
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Former members say Maciel gave huge contributions to the Vatican during the papacy of John Paul, who admired the Legionaries' orthodoxy and ability to produce vocations.
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The senator carved out blue water between himself and other candidates, including Warren, by backing nuclear power -- highlighting his habit of not always following liberal orthodoxy.
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He was one of the signatories of the dubia — the public questions four cardinals posed last year to Francis about Amoris Laetitia, effectively questioning its orthodoxy.
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The Catholic Church was the sole target of about 20 recommendations, outlining what would amount to be a radical shakeup of centuries of tradition and orthodoxy.
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As she tries to leave her first tangible imprint on the government with a plan that cuts against Republican orthodoxy, a buzz saw will surely await.
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The group included Islam Behery, a prominent television host and Islamic researcher, who was sentenced last December to a year in prison for challenging Muslim orthodoxy.
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The Catholic Church alone was the target of about 20 recommendations in what would amount to a radical shake-up of centuries of tradition and orthodoxy.
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He defied party orthodoxy to embrace campaign finance reform, and excoriated President George W. Bush's defense secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, for not taking enough troops to Iraq.
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It is to surrender to some orthodoxy that will overthrow the superficial obsessions of the self and put one's life in contact with a transcendent ideal.
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Assailing economic orthodoxy, he has claimed that high interest rates actually cause inflation, which is like blaming obesity on cutting too much sugar from the diet.
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Assailing economic orthodoxy, he has claimed that high interest rates actually cause inflation, which is like blaming obesity on cutting too much sugar from the diet.
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Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates — albeit in fits and starts — since the end of 2015 based on its own form of economic orthodoxy.
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Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates — albeit in fits and starts — since the end of 2015 based on its own form of economic orthodoxy.
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Despite the fact that the vast majority of Jews in Israel and around the world are not Orthodox, in Israel, Orthodoxy has a monopoly on Judaism.
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"The orthodoxy amongst the Australian tech companies is to stay away from politics," said Alan Jones, the founder of M8 Ventures, an Australian venture capital firm.
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He is not merely a confident storyteller but also a thinker, a skeptic, a wily entertainer and a thorn in the side of orthodoxy and cant.
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The political parties supported by most of her neighbors in Elad, a bastion of ultra-Orthodoxy, belong to the right-wing governing coalition that she abhors.
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"The law is being used as a battering ram to break down traditional moral values and to establish moral relativism as a new orthodoxy," he said.
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