More recently, Heimbach started another group called Traditionalist Youth Network and its offshoot Traditionalist Worker Party, which supports candidates for local office in states like Ohio and Tennessee.
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Traditionalist Turks were pleased that women could now wear headscarves.
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J.P. Morgan's Michael Cembalest describes himself as a financial traditionalist.
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Matthew Heimbach, the disgraced former leader of the Traditionalist Worker
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The Traditionalist Worker Party had a permit for the rally.
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Mr. Chen, who grew up in Taiwan, is no traditionalist.
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The pair founded the Traditionalist Worker Party in the spring.
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Turns out Nic's kind of a traditionalist ... on dates, anyway.
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"AKK is catering heavily to the traditionalist right now," said Nickel.
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This traditionalist environment had an impact on my own gender presentation.
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As a social media traditionalist, I will continue to use #140characters.
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Phrases like "extract more data" may fall hard on traditionalist ears.
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It's fine to be a traditionalist who embraces the status quo.
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The new government brought a more traditionalist stance to social policy.
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I love abstract art, as much a traditionalist as I am.
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There's being a traditionalist, say his critics, and then there's being spiteful.
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Some districts may need liberal populists; others may need culturally traditionalist incrementalists.
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The traditionalist members of my party are cool with the whole practice.
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Some of these organizations are moderate and traditionalist, others radical and revolutionary.
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In fact, a certain traditionalist, reactionary and conservative approach permeated some scenes.
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Within Vizcaya's European-traditionalist aesthetic, contemporary art has an unusual novelty here.
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And he is a traditionalist when it comes to managing the Senate.
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The Senate, by contrast, tends to be more methodical, deliberative and traditionalist.
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"Perhaps this makes me a traditionalist," he said in the 1979 interview.
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Matthew Heimbach, head of the Traditionalist worker's Party, was in his element.
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There's another element to understanding the attraction of contemporary traditionalist movements: sex appeal.
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That compares to 49 percent of assets run by BlackRock's traditionalist "Fundamental" team.
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Are you a fan of these mashups, or are you a sushi traditionalist?
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On Saturday, traditionalist Saturn flows into a cooperative angle with forward-thinking Uranus.
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His black turban, betokening descent from the Prophet Muhammad, wins him traditionalist support.
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"It's trendy to be a traditionalist in the Catholic Church," concluded the Economist.
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Where religion is traditionalist in its doctrine, it is innovative in its style.
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Under his view, traditionalist visions of heterosexual marriage did not oppress women enough.
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Cardi's trajectory has been idiosyncratic, but on her songs she is a traditionalist.
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The age of Trump might be hypercapitalist, but it's also nationalist and traditionalist.
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The event's bookings are often pretty traditionalist, which is part of the appeal.
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If you're a traditionalist, bake blueberry cobbler (above), strawberry shortcake or classic poundcake.
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When it comes to what to dip, this fondue fan is a traditionalist.
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" The SPLC described the Traditionalist Youth Network as "virulently racist and anti-Semitic.
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"As much as I love tradition, I am not a traditionalist," she said.
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There is also a religious dimension to support for the Malay traditionalist camp.
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Matthew Heimbach, who runs the Traditionalist Worker Party, at home in Paoli, Ind.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups, said the Traditionalist Worker Party was formed last year as the political wing of the Traditionalist Youth Network, a group that it said aims to lure young people to white nationalism.
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Many Trumpites, it is true, see Vladimir Putin as a champion for traditionalist values.
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In a football artificial universe of pass-pass-pass, a traditionalist Super Bowl awaits.
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In short, neither side of the industrial-financial, traditionalist-reformist debate has been satisfied.
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If you're a traditionalist, whether on language or culture more broadly, they did terribly.
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He will have to put quite a bit of water in his traditionalist wine.
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Putin is Emperor Palpatine, considered what any traditionalist would be: a fundamentally wicked person.
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The Traditionalist Workers share many of the Klan's views, but they are separate entities.
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And indeed even some of the trendiest Southern cities have a strong traditionalist streak.
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The traditionalist may say yes, but Kim has kept mum on the baby's gender.
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When it comes to watching movies, the actor-filmmaker is more of a traditionalist.
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Kelly's traditionalist and culturally conservative instincts also turned out to match Trump's quite closely.
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"I think I'm going to call this house Traditionalist Rustic Ranch Chic," she said.
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A conservative traditionalist, Archbishop Viganò found himself iced out after Francis was elected pope.
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"It's anemic," said Howard Rehs, a New York dealer who specializes in traditionalist art.
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The move shifts one of its most traditionalist dioceses toward a more pastoral approach.
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Hovater helped begin the Traditionalist Workers Party, a hate group that promotes white supremacy.
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Its threats are both supernatural — Dracula, the bloodsucking Transylvanian traditionalist — and mortal: everyday Englishmen.
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He's clinging because he's a traditionalist at a moment in which tradition feels antiquated.
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He is a Catholic, a former Navy officer and a traditionalist in many ways.
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"Obama was in some ways a traditionalist about some of this stuff," Wong said.
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Insofar as traditionalist ideas can provide a sense of order and meaning, they're incredibly effective.
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This led to the collapse of the Traditionalist Workers Party, as well as Heimbach's arrest.
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The Traditionalist Worker Party did not respond to requests for comment, and its website, tradworker.
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On social matters, Fillon's traditionalist and Catholic family values overlap with those of Le Pen.
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It's this confluence of pop-traditionalist form and politically timely content that drives Dirty Computer.
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The Traditionalist Worker's Party has already announced plans for an outreach push in greater Appalachia.
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An arch-traditionalist, he wants the male-only system preserved to protect the imperial bloodline.
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A tonal traditionalist, he steeped her in the approach of 19th-century masters like Brahms.
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As someone moving forward while earnestly embracing rock's history, he was instead a new traditionalist.
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In the other car we have Nakia and Okoye, who's also a traditionalist-innovator pairing.
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For instance, an ingredient purist and a structure purist will make you a hardline traditionalist.
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And through that, she created music that toyed with traditionalist ideas of genre and form.
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Many of Mr. Cohn's deputies came from Capitol Hill and share the more traditionalist philosophy.
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He uses words like "radical traditionalist" and "archeofuturist," neither of which means anything to anyone.
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Mr. Salonen — an explorer and, in the best sense, a traditionalist — makes a persuasive case.
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The Traditionalist Workers Party seemed to recognize the threat of violence ahead of the march.
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He uses words like "radical traditionalist" and "archeofuturist," neither of which mean anything to anyone.
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Though he was a traditionalist, he opposed parochialism with an openness of heart and mind.
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His George Mason colleague, fellow traditionalist Tyler Cowen, told me he's excited about the class.
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The more traditionalist capoeiristas, who perform a purer type of capoeira, are against the idea.
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You're obviously a traditionalist but you're not a luddite, you don't consider yourself a luddite.
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Even though Gaga's exhibited a capacity to play fast and loose with expectations when it comes to her image and artistic flair, she's also something of a traditionalist performance-wise—or, as much of a traditionalist one can be while emerging from a giant egg.
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Traditionalist Buddhists accuse the temple of commercialism and say it has put Nirvana up for sale.
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T'Challa, we kind of see in this film, is a traditionalist when you first meet him.
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Viganò belongs to a traditionalist wing of the church that has never truly accepted Pope Francis.
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"I'm a traditionalist, and I think it's the best thing that could happen to the game."
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Similarly, traditionalist Roman Catholic organizations that backed Mr. Fillon refused to endorse Mr. Macron on Monday.
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He's not afraid to challenge his audience Yes, Springsteen is a roots rocker and a traditionalist.
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McCarten does a fine job of telegraphing their politics — traditionalist, protective of doctrine, inward-looking vs.
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Some follow Mallarmé's rhyme schemes, in order to preserve his double identity as traditionalist and experimenter.
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Changing the rules in a traditionalist place like the Senate, although not a done deal, raises questions.
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One area of contention is whether to take a traditionalist or modernist interpretation of Islam's religious texts.
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For those who link ultra-traditionalist theology with a potential for violence, the school was behaving prudently.
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If these had happened during a regular game, the baseball's traditionalist gatekeepers would have had a conniption.
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Or, is she a traditionalist who prefers 17 Again and High School Musical to Efron's newer fare?
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Some, like Matthew Heimbach of the Traditionalist Worker Party, have been thinking about getting into electoral politics.
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Bannon cited Evola in a 2014 speech to the Vatican as an inspiration for the Traditionalist movement.
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The collaborationist Vichy regime of 1940, which enjoyed the support of ultra-traditionalist clergy still lay ahead.
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We always thought it would be fun to contrast these pairings of an innovator with a traditionalist.
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Groups including the Traditionalist Worker Party, Vanguard America and the Virginian Minutemen Militia were named as defendants.
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Since his return to Rome, Archbishop Viganò has associated with traditionalist Catholics deeply critical of Pope Francis.
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She is a strict traditionalist, convinced that success lies in doing things according to the old rules.
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Some of the real joy here, though, comes in watching a traditionalist play with form and genre.
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What makes the book so powerful is that it understands the fundamental draw of right-wing traditionalist ideology.
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Over Thanksgiving, the self-described "traditionalist" had asked Pearce's parents for their daughter's hand and received their blessing.
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Similarly, his white nationalist political group, the Traditionalist Worker Party, fundraise online selling swastika armbands as in-jokes.
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As the campaign gathers support, he predicts, traditionalist rabbis will be forced to bow before the popular will.
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Not all of these people vote Republican, but they adhere to a traditionalist view of the United States.
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That's something I didn't get to see in my country—extreme movements contrasting with a very traditionalist society.
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Many of the letter's signees are part of a traditionalist group that's already broken away from the church.
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The mix is most striking for its contrasts—blending together traditionalist folk rhythms with high-gloss sound design.
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Amish PAC is hoping to reach Mennonite voters as well, who are less traditionalist but still deeply conservative.
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If you're more of a traditionalist, make Julia Child's chicken-tarragon potpie, but with, you guessed it, turkey.
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Ms. Willow posits that the comic's mix of traditionalist faith and social justice struck a chord with readers.
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The proposal calls for a new traditionalist Methodist denomination opposed to gay marriage and ordination of LGBT clergy.
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Local churches will choose whether to join any new traditionalist denomination or remain in the United Methodist Church.
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The traditionalist blog Rorate Caeli posted several more suggestions on Twitter, like: "Beatitude #92: "Blessed is the Martini.
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The true wildcard candidate, bizarrely, is the traditionalist, Fillon, but he was rocked by scandal throughout his campaign.
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When the school disbanded YWC after Heimbach and his friends spray-painted "White Pride" on school sidewalks, he formed the White Student Union, which eventually spread to several campuses before Heimbach disbanded it and created Traditionalist Youth, which in turn morphed into his current political vehicle, the Traditionalist Worker Party.
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" According to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which tracks extremist groups in the US, the Traditionalist Workers Party formed in January 2015 as as the political wing of the Traditionalist Youth Network, "an identitarian-inspired umbrella group that aims to indoctrinate high school and college students into white nationalism.
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Traditionalist or orthodox Muslims says Muhammad is a perfect model of behavior and should be emulated by Muslims today.
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She wrung startling drama from traditionalist songs turned contemporary in a set that spanned folklore, humor, grief and rage.
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The ruling shocked ultra-traditionalist rabbis, who insisted that the woman's divorce was made on false premises and invalid.
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TUCKED INTO a fold in the hills an hour north of Thessaloniki, Serres is old Greece: settled, traditionalist, patriotic.
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Frank Ancona, 51, was the Lakewood, MO, based leader of the Traditionalist American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Matthew Heimbach and his Traditionalist Workers Party trolled heartbroken libtards on the streets of Washington, D.C., on inauguration day.
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He has drawn ultra-traditionalist ire for including Muslims and women in a service previously limited to Catholic men.
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"But after the tumultuous 1960s, President Nixon appealed to the traditionalist views of the nation's 'silent majority,' " Page wrote.
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In this case,let us be guided by Lady Thompson, founder of the New England Covens of Traditionalist Witches.
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He said that Francis was clearly against the traditionalist efforts to restore a Catholic society separate from the world.
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Mr. Spencer said "it means a tremendous amount" that Mr. Bannon was aware of Evola and other Traditionalist thinkers.
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"I'm a traditionalist, and I grew up with a strong background of celebrating the birth of Christ," he said.
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Heimbach is the founder of the Traditionalist Worker Party and promoted the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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And if no side budges, the Republican Party may split into a Trump-populist camp and the traditionalist-conservative camp.
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For all the complaints about the cat-and-mouse game of stealing signs, baseball's traditionalist streak is a strong one.
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After only one day, a flag from the project was stolen by members of the Neo-Nazi Traditionalist Workers Party.
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Besides causing Heimbach to lose the respect of his racist followers, the altercation also essentially imploded the Traditionalist Worker Party.
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Cars are now wider and squatter, and even the traditionalist Porsche has flattened its headlights to make them more streamlined.
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While Judge Martin was generally a traditionalist in adhering to precedent, he peppered his opinions with citations from popular culture.
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A cameo by the traditionalist Puerto Rican rumba singer Totin (Arará) Agosto adds a folkloric seal of approval across generations.
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A number of the signees are members of a traditionalist group that has already broken away from the Catholic Church.
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But Mr. Xi has instead adopted a staunchly traditionalist political line, warning against political liberalization and defending Mao's revered status.
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When the Pope died, in 2005, traditionalist Catholics called for him to be canonized, and he was, within eight years.
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As a result, winning the Democratic primary means winning liberal whites in New Hampshire and traditionalist blacks in South Carolina.
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It was also, he reminded his traditionalist colleagues, to serve St. Peter, whose authority is passed down through the popes.
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Last Wednesday, on the outbound flight to Africa, Pope Francis said it's an "honor" when traditionalist American Catholics attack him.
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Since I'm both of those things, the myopic traditionalist world my parents made for me growing up felt too small.
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According to the lawsuit, at the rally, Heimbach, who was wearing a Traditionalist Worker Party T-shirt, attacked Shah and Nwanguma.
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White supremacists, including one carrying a shield with the label of the now-defunct Traditionalist Workers Party, at Charlottesville in 2017.
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Call me a traditionalist, but I think everyone should enjoy a healthy cup of fresh soy milk to start the day.
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Yet when it comes to home life, he is very much an outsider for many of the traditionalist voters he courts.
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As such, the Republican Party has shifted from the traditionalist conservatism of Edmund Burke to the revolutionary zeal of Thomas Paine.
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Ms. Berk, a native New Yorker, is a cabaret traditionalist whose taste runs to Rodgers and Hart and Irving Berlin standards.
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This traditionalist coalition has been rallying its forces even as LGBT rights gain prominence in the diplomatic agenda of Western countries.
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Michael Brendan Dougherty is a Catholic traditionalist with paleo-conservative leanings, but appalled by the personal degeneracy of President Donald Trump.
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Mason Edward Mead of Birmingham, AL. Recent convert to radical traditionalist Catholic Society of St. Pius X, founded by Nazi sympathizer.
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But he remained enough of a traditionalist to enlist as a cavalry officer shortly after the First World War broke out.
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The PAN , a traditionalist conservative party, had support from the business community, but its candidate, Felipe Calderón, was an uncharismatic figure.
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The decision by Francis's predecessor, Pope Benedict, to open the doors to traditionalist Anglican vicars, is in effect a temporary concession.
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McConnell, a Senate traditionalist, has repeatedly said that he does not have the votes within the caucus to end the filibuster.
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Box spring bed frames are the go-to pick for the traditionalist, but the box spring itself will not last forever.
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She received an art education in São Paulo, but she found the instruction traditionalist, so she left for Paris in 1920.
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"He ran as a populist but so far has governed as a traditionalist," said Christopher Ruddy, chief executive of Newsmax Media.
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It enforced the traditionalist credibility of Mr. Salvini, who has two children by two different women, neither of them Ms. Isoardi.
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If you consider yourself more of a traditionalist, you'll be more interested in the Animal 2 and Animal 2 Total Clean vacuums.
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In 2001, his first Super Bowl win at New England, the Patriots followed a traditionalist clock-control game plan, attempting 27 passes.
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One was created for a "Stoic Traditionalist" who values time in isolation, is unadventurous and tends to be unassuming in their disposition.
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If this continues, we are heading for a political fight along predictable dividing lines: leftist Democrat vs traditionalist GOP, progressives vs reactionaries.
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He is a traditionalist, but not a revivalist: instead of evoking a bygone past, he prefers to evoke a familiar, unchanging present.
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Yet it's worth wondering how traditionalist Kinsella would feel about the sport's new wrinkles such as video challenges of disputed umpire calls.
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In case you haven't noticed, this nonna is not a traditionalist—hence her preference for long-grain over the traditional Arborio rice.
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Is it—contrary to everything we assumed about the film, its director, and its stars—basically an argument for conservative, traditionalist values?
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At a rally in Sacramento in June 2000 organized by the white-supremacist Traditionalist Worker Party, a throng of counterprotesters showed up.
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Mr. Heimbach is a founder of the Traditionalist Youth Network, which advocates separate American "ethno states" based on race, ethnicity and religion.
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In today's terms, she was a moral and religious traditionalist and an economic leftist, and an incredible role model for our time.
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In 2014, Francis had demoted Cardinal Burke, a leader of the church's traditionalist movement, from his position on the Vatican's Supreme Court.
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In June 2017, the ADL reported that Holzer had participated in an anti-Muslim march alongside members of the Traditionalist Worker Party.
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He founded the racist Traditionalist Worker Party, was deemed the "the little Führer" by the Southern Poverty Law Center, and marched in Charlottesville.
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Her nemesis: Alexander Gauland, a traditionalist with the grand air of a British aristocrat, who had helped her defenestrate the moderate Mr Lucke.
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This was a big change for a religious minority that tended to have conservative views: traditionalist Muslims and LBGT advocates are strange bedfellows.
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Tony Hovater, a founding member of the Traditionalist Worker's Party, lost his job after he was recently profiled by the New York Times.
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The affair, while very opaque, represented the latest stage in a continuing trial of strength between the pope and his traditionalist critics. 19783.
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She missed Fair Hill, though, and when Jimmy Toner, another traditionalist, asked her to run his operation there, Rubley jumped at the opportunity.
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The short-term question is about whether enough red-state or traditionalist Senate Democrats will support cloture for Gorsuch and avert that fight.
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The rhythmic approach throughout this record—which shares its name with fairly traditionalist publication for drum nerds—is many limbed, multisyllabic, and mutant.
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"I'm O.K. with any format, really," said Roger Federer, the Swiss superstar who remains a traditionalist on some fronts, including in-match coaching.
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America's traditionalist wing has set a tidy trap: The more you actually know about the way abuse functions, the less seriously you're taken.
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Even in his lifetime, he was pegged a traditionalist because his forms — the sonata, the symphony — are those familiar from Mozart and Haydn.
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"Putin is katechonic," said Alexander Dugin, a Russian public intellectual and traditionalist who maintains a following among nationalists, neo-fascists and European identitarians.
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"I think I'm a traditionalist, and I like to hold onto certain things," said Sebastian Vettel of Ferrari, a four-time world champion.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center's webpage on the movement traces some of its roots to libertarian followers of Ron Paul and traditionalist Christians.
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A little bit of the unorthodox might be just enough to mess with the head of a boxing traditionalist as devoted as Floyd Mayweather.
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Like Tarantino and Anderson, he's known as a traditionalist when it comes to how a movie looks, preferring film over digital and eschewing 3D.
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Conservative parts of the church peeled off to form the Anglican Communion of North America, which sought allies among the traditionalist prelates of Africa.
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As a prolific commentator on politics, he always has harsh words for America's political left and holds traditionalist views on social and bioethical questions.
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About 30 members of the Traditionalist Worker Party were met by some 400 anti-fascist types at the steps of California's State Capitol building.
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Matthew Heimbach, chairman of Traditionalist Worker Party, said his group had expected violence even though it planned a peaceful rally and had a permit.
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In the latter, Lukas is a traditionalist, preferring the august aesthetics of teams like the St. Louis Cardinals, Green Bay Packers, and Montreal Canadiens.
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Trump's words roused members of the Traditionalist Worker Party to attack the protesters, according to a lawsuit that recently reached a US appeals court.
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Aldo is very much a traditionalist and will do most of his angling out from within his stance—hence his love of the pivot.
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As that vision expands to eventually take over the party, what you'll also see is an exodus from the party of more traditionalist Republicans.
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An ideological component was integral to the Cold War, with a then more traditionalist West opposing the Marxist Red Menace of the Soviet Union.
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McConnell, a traditionalist who opposed former President Obama's expansive use of executive authority, has at times seemed to signal strong sympathy for such arguments.
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Call me a traditionalist or a closet paternalist, but I view each patient encounter as an opportunity to improve both physical and mental health.
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Among the changes, BlackRock is removing some seven traditionalist "Fundamental" portfolio managers from their current assignments, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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They're traditionalist GOP hawks on foreign policy who would never do weird summits with Vladimir Putin or threaten to upend NATO with odd tweets.
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He had never heard anything that reflected his own life: the suffocating sense that he was going nowhere, the resentment of his traditionalist father.
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" He also spoke about creating a broader, worldwide network, which he called, with a nod to Comintern, the old Communist International, "the Traditionalist International.
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But social liberalism's sweeping victory produced new forms of backlash — less traditionalist and more populist, less religious and more rowdy, not sacred but profane.
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But Mr. Mellman said Democratic candidates should know there exists "a strong reservoir of support" in the party for a traditionalist stance on Israel.
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The neoreactionaries are a distinctly '00s and '10s phenomenon, but they draw on the racialist and traditionalist arguments of a much older movement: paleoconservatism.
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Rather than any direct support for the dictatorship, this spells of nostalgia, for a minority, for a more traditionalist, nationalist time in the country's history.
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If that is the political purpose, then Syriza strategists may even welcome the fact they have prodded the church into showing its traditionalist, authoritarian side.
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But from 1980 onward, he underwent a revival in several strands of American religion including Pentecostalism, neo-Calvinism, traditionalist Roman Catholicism, and some Orthodox communities.
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But Mueller, a traditionalist, appeared either unaware or disinterested in the reality that he was about to take center stage in the raging information wars.
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Ultimately, Egypt elected a government run by the Muslim Brotherhood, a traditionalist political machine that had played little part in the initial Tahrir Square groundswell.
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The melee erupted during a rally staged by the Traditionalist Worker Party, described by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a white nationalist extremist group.
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Instead of the usual six footmen, Downton now has only two, troubling the traditionalist butler Carson (Jim Carter) even more than Lord Grantham (Hugh Bonneville).
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We see them in painted portraits by Burle Marx that could have been done at almost any time, anywhere, they are so traditionalist in style.
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The report reportedly stemmed from a 2016 rally that was organized by two white supremacist groups, the Traditionalist Worker Party and the Golden State Skinheads.
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This is still true (a buffet of fine-knit striped Rykiel sweaters would sate any traditionalist), although the target woman may skew younger in 2016.
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He said the traditionalist view is more common internationally, and that for example, in India, people have been denied Christian burials if they committed suicide.
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Today these places are no longer frontier towns, but many of them still exist on the same knife's edge between traditionalist order and extreme dissolution.
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Douthat also reveals himself to be an untraditional Catholic traditionalist, complaining about the lack of "ferment and experimentation" in the religious sphere since the '70s.
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Mr. Heimbach runs a group called the Traditionalist Worker Party, which advocates replacing the United States with nation-states based on races, ethnicities and religions.
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These are the two chief prerequisites of any successful hipster food business, and Franklin Barbecue set off a new-traditionalist barbecue movement across the country.
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The traditionalist aesthetic allows for both an embrace of an imagined past — in which order is triumphant over chaos — and a thoroughly contemporary assumption of transgression.
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But it would slump to 20 percent if D'Alema and fellow traditionalist Pier Luigi Bersani formed an alternative left-wing movement, which would take 14 percent.
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"This has nothing to do with whether you are a liberal Catholic or right-wing traditionalist ... It can't be seen as a political witchhunt." he said.
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But more surprisingly, the appeal was initiated by traditionalist scholars, a camp which enjoys the respect of Western governments because of its eloquent critique of terrorism.
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In 1995, he recorded two duets with the neo-traditionalist country singer Junior Brown, "Semi Crazy" and "Nitro Express," a song he first recorded in 1966.
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It has resisted pressure from Saudi Arabia, the heartland of traditionalist Sunni Islam, to gang up against Shia Iran, or against the maverick Sunnis of Qatar.
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In the Netherlands, where the monarchy is quite popular, there was little public appetite for revisiting the law, and some traditionalist opposition to reducing the penalties.
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Heimbach brought nine guys, many of them carrying heavy, wooden shields emblazoned with the Traditionalist Worker Party's white logo, a four-pronged pitchfork inside a cog.
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And last week, Matt Heimbach, chairman of the neo-Nazi group Traditionalist Worker Party, was arrested on charges of intimidation and domestic violence against his wife.
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Italian lawmakers "have always lagged behind when it comes to family issues," Professor Saraceno said, whether because of traditionalist viewpoints or fear of irritating the church.
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She sees a more women-conscious Iraqi society on the horizon, and says her candidacy has garnered nothing but positive reactions, despite the country's traditionalist fabric.
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But the post-bipolar world has seen an ideological pole shift, with a secularizing, increasingly statist, sexual-agenda-spawning West opposed by an explicitly traditionalist Russia.
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In a report, BMI said a turn to more "radical rhetoric and policy positions by the traditionalist wing of the party" would weigh on investor confidence.
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But scratch the surface and most people don't share the kind of neo-Soviet puritanism pushed by the current traditionalist union of Russia's church and state.
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He described the legislation as "giving preferred treatment of some sorts of victims over other sorts of victims," and punishing people for "unpopular" and "traditionalist" views.
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Written by three top songwriters and rapped by Blake Shelton, one of country's biggest stars, it's brutally efficient, and somehow embraces traditionalist values in radical form.
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"Whereas other writers are likely to modernize or do their own takes and innovations, I believe Anissa is a traditionalist and a purist," Ms. Roden said.
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He was one of the first people I heard from, and I was a little nervous because Freddie is the best, and he is a traditionalist.
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There is a new "traditionalist" backlash against "modern" women, as a result of a moral panic about the loss of culture in the face of globalisation.
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"I remember the old neighborhood at night could be pretty grim," said Gina Peluso, another waterfront traditionalist who runs Grimaldi's pizzeria down the block from Bargemusic.
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The suit also names several major white nationalist and right-wing organizations, including the Proud Boys, Traditionalist Workers Party, National Socialist Movement and The Daily Stormer.
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There, he explained that his multicultural upbringing plays a a foundational part in his cooking, making him both a traditionalist and an iconoclast all at once.
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On the neo-Nazi side, the groups with the biggest turnout were the Traditionalist Worker's Party, the National Socialists, Vanguard America and League of the South.
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Emerging in the 1960s amongst a generation including John Berger which radically upended traditionalist standpoints, her work considered dimensions of psychology, Marxism, and – most remarkably – feminism.
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Returning the party to its traditionalist Catholic roots, the telegenic young Ms Maréchal-Le Pen built a formidable nationalist opposition party, helped by defections from Republican hardliners.
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What is more certain is that this opaque affair has become the latest stage in a continuing trial of strength between Pope Francis and his traditionalist critics.
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Raymond Burke, an arch-traditionalist and critic of the pope, is regarded as having been made its cardinal patron—in order to keep him on the sidelines.
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In April 1937 he merged the Falange Fascists with other traditionalist factions to create the "Movement", a single-party system that lasted until his death in 1975.
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Hunting bans are in force in some areas, but not nationally; and he thinks the government won't ban catching puffins completely for fear of offending traditionalist voters.
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According to Norris, the ultranationalist drift we're seeing is predictable: Societies are changing, becoming more inclusive, and that has occasioned a reaction from older, more traditionalist citizens.
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Ten people were hurt, several with stab wounds, when counter-protesters clashed with members of The Traditionalist Worker Party at a rally in Sacramento on Sunday afternoon.
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A member of the Traditionalist Worker Party, which calls for Christians to take up white supremacy, before a rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, three days before Trump's election.
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In the last days of the synod, a young traditionalist Catholic took one of the statues from a Roman church and hurled it into the River Tiber.
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Among other affirmations of traditionalist attitudes, the synod watered down proposals for a more inclusive approach to gay people, and balked at endorsing communion for remarried Catholics.
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That has raised questions about whether McConnell, a Senate traditionalist, really wants to change the rules, or whether he's merely humoring the newest additions to the conference.
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Neo-traditionalist Kane Brown is teamed with Hall of Famer Randy Travis, and the two artists celebrated the pairing by walking the red carpet together on Tuesday.
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Mr. Salvini has supplemented his anti-immigrant, law-and-order appeal by joining with traditionalist leaders in the Roman Catholic church to crusade for conservative social values.
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The historically traditionalist approach to the game is part of Manfred's fiber as a commissioner but he said it's time for baseball to think outside the box.
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This monarch is a far cry from the buttoned-up Queen Elizabeth II, whom Mirren portrayed as a restrained traditionalist enraged by Princess Diana's displays of independence.
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"Let's be frank," said Matthew Heimbach, a former member of the League of the South who went on to co-found the white nationalist Traditionalist Worker Party.
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Based in Belgrade, the group recorded and performed most extensively in the 1960s and '70s: Roma traditional and traditionalist songs, Macedonian songs, even psychedelia-tinged pop songs.
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"Most traditionalist religious communities have this dynamic," Nathaniel Deutsch, the director of the Center for Jewish Studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, told BuzzFeed News.
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Is it accurate to say your approach to design is that of a traditionalist who is fashion-forward, though not so much as to scare off consumers?
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"When I started working on Evola, you had to plow through Italian," said Mr. Sedgwick, who keeps track of Traditionalist movements and thought on his blog, Traditionalists.
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" As Mr. Bannon suggested in his speech, Mr. Putin's most influential thinker is Aleksandr Dugin, the ultranationalist Russian Traditionalist and anti-liberal writer sometimes called "Putin's Rasputin.
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Their message, demonstrated by their own words from this weekend, is the same "blood and soil" traditionalist ideology that the German Nazi Party used to rally support.
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It's why a notorious traditionalist priest, Father Carlos Urrutigoity, could find a welcome from conservative bishops in Pennsylvania and then Paraguay, despite a trail of abuse allegations.
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And of course, if you're a traditionalist who would rather race cars (this is Grand Theft Auto, after all), there'd always be the opportunity to do that.
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Hallmark doesn't air religious programming, but its roots as a religious network, combined with its family-friendly standard, have yielded an M.O. that is very, very traditionalist.
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In March, a family love triangle led to the implosion of the Traditionalist Worker Party, which Heimbach ran alongside Matt Parrott, stepfather of his wife Brooke Heimbach.
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And while the pro-life grass roots tended to be strongly traditionalist on gender roles in the 1970s, with time pro-life and pro-choice citizens converged in their views on women's roles; by the late 2000s, the Claremont McKenna professor Jon Shields wrote in a 2012 commentary on Luker's book, a clear majority of pro-lifers voters held views that sociologists would describe as "gender egalitarian," not traditionalist or Gileadean.
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Corden, as is his wont, played the traditionalist here, and if you're going to be a theater snob about it, he came off slightly the worse for it.
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It was amidst the saxophone choirs and booming sub-bass of the larger band arrangements that Vernon's more conventional gifts stood out, and his traditionalist leanings shone through.
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A traditionalist may imagine that identifying as a feminist while simultaneously desiring to be a near-naked model in Sports Illustrated must bely some level of cognitive dissonance.
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Matthew Heimbach, then head of the white supremacist Traditionalist Workers Party, confirmed to VICE News that nails were thrown in front of their cars, and popped their tires.
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The Traditionalist Worker Party, a KKK-affiliated organization that helped organize the rally in Charlottesville, immolated itself in March with a love triangle fit for a daytime soap.
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At least this year's football-factory title matchup offers a clear clash of styles — the up-tempo Xbox offense of Clemson versus Alabama's traditionalist offense and power defense.
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FOR half a century, language experts have fallen into two camps, with most lexicographers and academic linguists on one side, and traditionalist writers and editors on the other.
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A traditionalist by instinct, I was skeptical of the whole enterprise, fearing that electronic line judging would remove some of the drama and human interest from the game.
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And Okoye, who's a staunch traditionalist, probably one of our most traditional characters in the film, you know, she doesn't really like being in clothes that aren't Wakandan.
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For two years, after Ruth and Solomon were born, Alexei took on a distinctly traditionalist appearance, dressing in dark suits and growing a beard down to his chest.
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" In a 2010 interview with French traditionalist daily Présent, Piquemal laid out his vision of everything that was wrong with France, saying it was "a country in decline.
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Call me a traditionalist, but I would much prefer an external headset to getting bunch of s--- jammed in my eye — or at least some badass contact lenses.
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He is a traditionalist on foreign policy, as on much else, and has for decades believed that close friendships with European nations are a bedrock of US security.
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And giving us answers to such as the following: does this obsessive drawing habit make him a brush-, pen-, and pencil-wielding traditionalist, or a technologically innovative experimentalist?
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Lastly, there is a division that I believe is harder to grasp, more ephemeral but also more profound: the difference between the black activist and the black traditionalist.
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It was a spectacle unimaginable under Lou Lamoriello, a hockey traditionalist and the architect of the stout Devils teams that won three Stanley Cups between 1995 and 2003.
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Five of Meghan's friends defended her against "global bullying" in an interview with People magazine, a move that reportedly sat poorly with some of her traditionalist royal handlers.
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Matthew Heimbach, the chairman of the unabashedly white nationalist Traditionalist Workers Party, shoved Kashiya Nwanguma while she was protesting at a Trump campaign rally on March 1, 2016.
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" Benjamin Harnwell, a Catholic traditionalist in Rome, fan of Mr. Bannon and confidant of Cardinal Burke's, said the article's authors were doing little more than "trolling Steve Bannon.
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Stephen Harper, the Conservative prime minister who was defeated by Justin Trudeau in 123, was particularly interested in promoting a traditionalist, British-centric view of Canada's national identity.
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This level of outreach is fairly new for the M.F.A., which opened in 1876 and has always been known for a strong traditionalist streak, like its home city.
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In Sacramento in late June, a white supremacist group called the Traditionalist Worker Party held a rally (for which they had a permit) outside the California State Capitol.
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Over the years, Cummings threw some notable insults (calling Deputy PM Nick Clegg a "revolting character") and developed a reputation as being a non-traditionalist who didn't suffer fools.
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Matthew Heimbach, the group's chairman, wrote in a blog on the website of the Traditionalist Youth Network that the protesters, including those from Black Lives Matter, were the aggressors.
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Francis's speech at the synod wasn't the first or the last time he criticized his conservative or traditionalist brethren, but it revealed the downside of his often unorthodox methods.
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The issue also highlights that the real estate mogul has campaigned as something of a traditionalist, willing to defend people and customs that other Americans want to alter radically.
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One such country is Israel, where marriage and divorce among Jewish citizens is regulated by a traditionalist religious body, the Orthodox Rabbinate—but secular justice can still occasionally intervene.
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Why it matters: Mattis was a traditionalist who believed in an international order led by the United States, in respecting and supporting its allies, and in keeping its commitments.
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He wangled the financing from an Italian television station, left for London in 1955 and began filming performances by the jazz traditionalist Chris Barber at the Royal Festival Hall.
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Traditionalist Buddhists accuse the temple of commercialism, though it says it is just as dedicated to Theravada Buddhism as them and its money is only to do good works.
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Though Williams would not have balked at the "traditionalist" tag—he considered the Barth-Gass movement a "dead end"—the tradition he belonged to was closer to a cult.
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One answer may be that Trump is a traditionalist — and few things are more traditional than passing over a highly qualified woman in favor of a less qualified man.
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Even as he stuck stubbornly to a set-is-all, traditionalist style — and a swath of the Met's audience was stuck there, too — opera was moving on without him.
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A gifted young alto saxophonist and vocalist, Cook is both a graduate of Juilliard's notoriously traditionalist jazz program and a veteran of Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah's genre-bending ensembles.
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At a moment when classical music is said to be divided between traditionalist audiences and progressive musicians, the Phil draws large, enthusiastic crowds to concerts of challenging new music.
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So while the anti-abortion movement is often considered central to traditionalist culture-war politics, it also has an individual rights approach, owing to its progressive (largely Catholic) roots.
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After firing Tarasco, the Charros hired Roberto Vizcarra, a popular and well-respected veteran of 23 seasons as a player in Mexican baseball, and a bit of a traditionalist.
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Ms. Womack, a Texas-bred traditionalist and one of her generation's most acclaimed vocalists, arrived on the scene in the late 1990s with the aim of following her gut.
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In a humorous onstage interview, she chafed at the idea of being framed as the "traditionalist" on this occasion, alongside Ms. Coleman, born in 1970, and Alex Temple, 35.
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When parties without an institutional stake in the outcome are included in debates about veterans, it can help dispel the traditionalist mindset that has stultified policy up to now.
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"My work holds traditionalist and experimentalist values," Ms. Gill said after the rehearsal, at Gibney in Lower Manhattan, speaking at the slow, careful pace of one of her dances.
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Hard right: He is a traditionalist in many ways, and is positive about Christianity as a cultural force and foundation of Western civilization, but he is not a Christian.
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Mr. McBride, the 45-year-old bassist, is one of jazz's uncontainable talents, able and eager to play almost anything, but he's also one if its traditionalist standard-bearers.
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Pop-punk is user-friendly, designed not to affront listeners but to gratify them; some traditionalist punks consider it at best a guilty pleasure and at worst an abomination.
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His voice also bears an uncanny resemblance to a certain Wino's, which, while unintentional, dovetails beautifully with the warm, slightly psychedelic nature of Wretch's lumbering, groove-heavy, traditionalist doom.
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It is impossible to understand the appeal of any traditionalist or nostalgic movement without recognizing that, for better or for worse, they fulfill a legitimate emotional, aesthetic, and spiritual need.
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The ideal of traditionalist right-wing movements — which include, but are not limited to, fascist movements — is a kind of transformation of a person's individual life into a mythic story.
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Each has its own advantages; in the case of LG, that's really the wide-angle camera lens on the back (and a flat display, if you're a traditionalist like me).
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Even the center-right People's Party, for decades the heavyweight counterpart to the Socialists, has shown signs of taking a more conservative line on women's rights to woo traditionalist voters.
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Heimbach also shoved Shah, while an unknown attacker, believed to be with the Traditionalist Worker Party, punched 17-year-old Brousseau, a high school student, in the stomach, it says.
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Zuma still has strong support in the party, including from the influential women's and youth leagues as well as in rural areas, where several tribal chiefs back the traditionalist leader.
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For critics and admirers alike, Benedict's clothing was visual shorthand for his policies: He was a traditionalist, wary of certain "modernizing" elements of Vatican II. By contrast, consider Pope Francis.
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This strategy has been taken up by an unlikely advocate: Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the archbishop of New York, and a traditionalist who generally relishes defending the Church against its adversaries.
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Zuma, a 73-year-old polygamous Zulu traditionalist, has been under intense criticism since December when his sacking of finance minister Nhlanhla Nene sent the rand into a tail-spin.
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In the 1970s, when the Conservative movement began debating whether to expand women's roles, he clashed with more traditionalist colleagues and championed a broader vision, including ordination to the rabbinate.
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This is the surprisingly wholesome, traditionalist set of values that sneering at grift inevitably pushes you toward: old-timey rectitude and integrity, honest work and firm handshakes and mutual respect.
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There is a sizable faction of traditionalist prelates who have resisted the pope's moves to liberalize the church to accommodate modern attitudes — which they see as a weakening of doctrine.
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Ms. João, whose debut album went to No. 1 in Portugal when it was released in 2013 and whose second album, "Nua," came out last year, is a musical traditionalist.
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That year she left for Paris to study at the École des Beaux-Arts, whose traditionalist training she supplemented with classes at the more freewheeling Académie de la Grande Chaumière.
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The Young Pope, a traditionalist who, like Benedict XVI, clearly thinks the rich history of the church is reflected in its ornate raiment, really does it up in Episode 5.
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Political overtones aside, the "Fox & Friends" ethos is classic cable-niche targeting: identifying a specific audience — traditionalist, nostalgic, alienated from the culture of big cities — and making it feel seen.
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A traditionalist side opposed to gay marriage and the ordination of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender clergy, and a progressive wing that will allow same-sex marriage and LGBT clergy.
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Thailand's political divide is broadly between a traditionalist elite, centered on Bangkok, and the less prosperous parts of the country, which largely backed populist governments before the most recent coup.
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Many traditionalist Indians, known as "irreconcilables" or "blanket Indians," were so suspicious of the government that they refused to be enrolled at all, making all their descendants unenrollable as well.
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" In a Twitter DM interview, Bronze Age Pervert told me that he did not call himself a traditionalist "because there's no tradition I can think of that I'm trying to preserve.
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Video footage that has been circulated on social and traditional media shows people in Traditionalist Worker Party t-shirts pushing people, notably a young black woman, and taking their protest signs.
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Pop traditionalist Adele had the highest-selling album of the year, as Taylor Swift did the year before with 1989, an album that paid explicit homage to the genre's 1980s peak.
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A member of the Traditionalist Worker Party does a Nazi salute outside of a Richard Spencer speech on the campus of Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan, on March 27.
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D (2009), a warped version of Sarat Chandra Chatterjee's classic novel "Devdas" which upended the traditionalist patriarchal elements of romantic stories and gave its female characters a sense of self-empowerment.
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But by the lights of common decency, some would say, a woman caught inside a traditionalist sub-culture who wants to restart her life does needs help and should get it.
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Heimbach cofounded the white nationalist Traditionalist Worker Party, and is "considered by many to be the face of a new generation of white nationalists," according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Heimbach also shoved Shah, while an unknown attacker, believed to be with the Traditionalist Worker Party, punched 17-year-old Brousseau, a high school student, in the stomach, the ruling says.
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Many were also drawn by a sense of allegiance to Vladimir Putin, lionized by many on the far right as one of the last defenders of a white traditionalist Christian Europe.
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Francis, seen as a progressive on some issues for the church, including its attitude towards the LGBT community, has staked a traditionalist position on abortion rights since ascending to the papacy.
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"He has shown he's a traditionalist, a moderate-to-conservative in the criminal law and criminal procedure realm" It's of course hard to predict how Garland would rule in future cases.
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She was backed by the traditionalist group Los Macorinos and by Flor de Toloache, a rare all-female mariachi group that won this year's Latin Grammy for best ranchero/mariachi album.
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But Album of the Year has also gone to artists like Natalie Cole and Lionel Richie, who are both good at what they do but appeal to the Academy's traditionalist streak.
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In June, a rally of the white-supremacist Traditionalist Workers Party was met with a much larger (and aggressive) antiracist counter-protest, resulting in widespread fighting and several people being stabbed.
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He was a traditionalist Catholic, a figure from the church's fringes, and he had a lot to say, as I tried to disentangle from him, about corruption in the Catholic clergy.
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I am a traditionalist, which means advocating for an N.B.A. finals rematch on Christmas — irrespective of how different the teams will look in December compared to what we saw in June.
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I am a traditionalist, which means advocating for an N.B.A. finals rematch on Christmas — irrespective of how different the teams will look in December compared to what we saw in June.
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Rex-Vandalorum is a 24-year-old Texan, a "Minarcho-Traditionalist," and a linchpin of Toryblr, a community of Tumblr users who believe right wing politics are just not right wing enough.
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" Then there's Tritt, a traditionalist who thinks the genre is too diverse and wants to "bring the focus back to the same type of country music that I grew up listening to.
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In the gallery, Hunt's mask has been juxtaposed with "Eagle Transformation Mask" (1990) by famed Haida artist Robert Davidson, to demonstrate Hunt's departure from more canonical and traditionalist approaches to mask-making.
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Evangelicals tend to be uncompromisingly anti-Islam, but conservative Russian Christians are more pragmatic in their attitude to that faith and get along quite well with traditionalist Muslims of the peaceful sort.
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It would probably be dominated by Alexander Gauland (pictured), the traditionalist whose vision of the AfD as a pure-protest outfit prevailed over more conciliatory alternatives at its annual conference in April.
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Curator Carl Gunhouse, a somewhat traditionalist photographer himself, believes that this mode of photography is still a potent way to make interesting images, even in light of innumerable new image-making technologies.
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They are all key members of Heimbach's political party, the Traditionalist Worker Party, a hard-line white nationalist outfit that had spread throughout Appalachia and the Rust Belt over the last year.
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The Traditionalist Worker Party was set to hold a rally outside of the Capitol building, ABC 10 reported, and was greatly outnumbered by a large group of counterprotesters, some armed with bats.
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While a similar transaction would still leave VW's truck unit with many traditionalist owners, like the state of Lower Saxony, at least it would have a freer hand in charting its future.
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Over time, the right's base — unlike the left's fractious and heterogeneous coalition of interest groups — has become increasingly homogeneous (mostly white, non-urban, and Christian) and like-minded (traditionalist, zero-sum values).
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Of course the church has a long way to go; currently, they are still trying to walk that tightrope between sticking to traditionalist Christian hard lines and loving the way Christ would.
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What I'm really thankful for, I guess, are the many scraps and pieces that don't necessarily belong together — and of course, for the traditionalist children who demand the repetition and the ritual.
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To fully grasp what "church militant" means in this highly politicized atmosphere, it helps to examine the broader movement and the role of a traditionalist Catholic website called — to no surprise — ChurchMilitant.com.
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According to the ADL, the cards advertise a number of white supremacist websites including The Right Stuff, the Daily Stormer, and the (now-defunct following an abuse and adultery scandal) Traditionalist Worker Party.
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Also removed were accounts associated with the Traditionalist Workers Party, the League of the South, Generation Identitaire, and American Vanguard, all groups which made regular showings at political rallies which often became violent.
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The standards used to put names on the list involved examining academic credentials and published works and, with the exception of one person, requiring judicial experience with a traditionalist bent, even if brief.
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After college, Heimbach attracted attention for showing up at the Conservative Political Action Conference and advocating for segregation, and assumed a leadership role in the Traditionalist Youth Network, a group promoting white separatism.
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An array of neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups such as Vanguard America, the Traditionalist Youth Network, and League of the South will gather Saturday under the "White Lives Matter" banner on Saturday.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's traditionalist-nationalist rhetoric, which blames secularism, diversity and internationalism for the weakening of Western democracies, gives voice to the grievances that American hate groups have felt for so long.
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As recently as the 1960s, film and television regularly told stories about rural America, and as recently as the 1990s, country music was seen as a vibrant, creative, explicitly traditionalist pop culture force.
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The king's life abroad has also contrasted with his very traditionalist approach at home - filled with ceremonies and where he has instituted weekend band concerts in order to "bring happiness to the people".
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For a traditionalist Christian church that stresses unbroken continuity with the faith's earliest days, any discussion of how things should be managed now has to be rooted in arguments about the distant past.
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Climo was a member of multiple Discord servers, including one belonging to the Traditionalist Workers Party, a now-defunct white nationalist organization headed by Matthew Heimbach, who helped organize the violent Charlottesville rally.
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This year, there are strong traditionalist entries from Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers ("Top of the Mountain") and Northern Cree ("Miyo Kekisepa, Make a Stand [Live]"), a powwow group from Alberta, Canada.
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The alto saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin plays jazz that is sprinkled with the rich flavors of funk and soul—she's a crafty traditionalist who remains in step with the rhythms of the young generation.
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ProPublica found that Pistolis has been involved with the National Socialist Movement, the Traditionalist Worker Party and Atomwaffen Division, an extremist group which was linked to a string of killings earlier this year.
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Mr. Young's voice is taut like leather, stoic and lightly husky — he's a traditionalist in an era of boundary-movers (and has been since he won the fourth season of "Nashville Star" in 2006).
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Otherwise, the iPhone 8 is the traditionalist iPhone, complete with a 16:9 screen in either 4.7-inch or 5.5-inch sizes, a home button with TouchID, and a single or dual rear camera.
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I spoke to a "traditionalist" and "Toryblr affiliate" going by Renegade Royalist, whose feed includes memes mocking "social justice warriors" and antifa (anti-fascists), and pictures of George W. Bush touching bald men's heads.
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Labeling musical styles has the tendency to box musicians into stereotypes, associating jazz with people of color, or pop with white musicians; gospel with a traditionalist lifestyle, or the blues with a rebellious one.
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An important step in forging this "theocon" partnership was a joint declaration in 1994 by top figures in both camps who pledged to work together for traditionalist policies, particularly regarding the family and reproduction.
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For Mr Gove, this story of social mobility enabled by traditionalist education was an inspiring parable (that Gramsci's education had led him to question the very basis of conservative society was beside the point).
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But a phone call on Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin, in which the two men agreed to aim for "constructive cooperation," raised eyebrows among Democrats and traditionalist Republicans worried about a resurgent Moscow.
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Matthew Heimbach, of the Traditionalist Worker Party, told Mic that the white nationalist in the fight wasn't a member of the Nationalist Front and that the black man in the couple started the fight.
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FOX was plainly looking to get into the Skip game because they were looking to hire every traditionalist sports jagoff available to them in pursuit of a new model: FOX News, but for Sports.
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After graduation from the Royal College of Art, he went to America because it was the capital of the art world and quickly found his place as a hybrid of pop artist and traditionalist.
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Heimbach nevertheless claimed that his now-defunct group, the Traditionalist Worker's Party, possessed some local support, and while Heimbach is prone to exaggeration it is also unlikely that his story is a total lie.
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That strategy might consolidate the rule of a patriarchal traditionalist like him, but it blindly ignores South Africa's demographic trends: The country is already 65 percent urban, one of the highest ratios in Africa.
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Zuma, a 73-year-old Zulu traditionalist with no formal education, has long been criticized for his leadership, with opponents saying he lacks the skills and understanding to run a sophisticated emerging market economy.
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In his hardline views on immigration, his traditionalist instincts on cultural issues, and his willingness to compromise the Justice Department's independence, Kelly turned out to bear a great deal of resemblance to Trump himself.
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And that's the Gaga that we got during last night's Pepsi-festooned halftime show performance—a traditionalist, showboating approach with equal parts old-world gaudiness and boundary-pushing (for the Super Bowl, anyway) flair.
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Experts say the rule change represents a deft maneuver by the traditionalist Pena Nieto, furnishing him with a better cast of potential candidates, while allowing him to keep PRI presidential hopefuls on their toes.
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Church leaders revealed a plan that would divide its roughly 13 million members worldwide by creating a new "traditionalist Methodist" denomination that maintains a strict ban on ordaining LGBTQ clergy and same-sex marriage.
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Their kids might come home from high school or college with progressive views on privilege and notebooks full of ways their fathers perpetuate outdated and traditionalist attitudes toward issues like identity, gender and capitalism.
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French President Macron is likely to be the one who decides the new form of the cathedral, although it's unclear how much he will defer to experts, traditionalist voices, the Catholic Church and preservationists.
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But the form it took was almost too heavy-handed in its traditionalist definition of a woman's growing-up: an unplanned pregnancy, a baby, the absolute obligations of motherhood trumping the trivialities of freedom.
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Included are the Nationalist Socialist Movement, the League of the South and the Traditionalist Workers Party — all of which are considered either neo-Nazi or neo-Confederate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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His father, Henry Reginald Annan, saw no contradiction in being an African in identity, and a European in outlook, a nationalist and traditionalist, a proponent of political change and an upholder of traditional values.
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The Vaccines (who launch a 24-city tour of Britain this week) became one of the last meaningful rock bands of their generation, an unapologetically traditionalist noise machine anchored by Cowan's frenetic electric guitar.
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In the southern region of Andalusia, to which Cordoba belongs, a PP-Ciudadanos coalition rules with support from Vox, which appeals to Spain's traditionalist values and has a strong anti-immigration, anti-Muslim stance.
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Matthew Heimbach, 27, leader of the now-defunct Traditionalist Worker Party and a prominent figure at Charlottesville, will spend the next 38 days in Louisville Metropolitan Jail for violating the terms of his probation.
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Traditionalist investors can walk the exhibit area and meet hundreds of great founders, while forward-thinkers may want to try CrunchMatch, which is our program to match investors with startups, based on the investor's profile.
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I've long viewed Trump as a potentially realigning figure in American politics, shifting the party system toward one in which the Republicans become the traditionalist-nationalist party and the Democrats became the progressive-cosmopolitan party.
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While in some ways this election seems like the last ditch effort on the part of the traditionalist right to "make America great again," the cool kids are not interested in entertaining such backward ideals.
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After years of building itself up as a traditionalist anti-Western power, Russia seized Ukraine's Crimean peninsula in 241 and backed separatist rebels in Eastern Ukraine after pro-EU forces ousted Ukraine's pro-Russian president.
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Like most authoritarians, Putin likes to present himself as a social traditionalist -- defending Russia's viciously homophobic restrictions on gay life and decriminalizing domestic violence in a nation which still expects women to obey their husbands.
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Traditionalist thinkers like George Kennan, John Lukacs, Hugh Kenner, and Robert Nesbit had little truck with partisan politics but instead devoted their energies to cultural criticism, charting the ways in which modernity was corrupting America.
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And where it counts, traditionalist Republicans in Congress have done the opposite of resistance by joining forces with the president's most loyal allies to perpetrate a total blockade on any form of meaningful congressional oversight.
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In other words, it should be possible to be conservative on macroeconomics, liberal on immigration policy, traditionalist on moral and civic matters, Swedish on welfare state policies, and Reaganesque on America's role in the world.
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But "Eight Hours" nevertheless feels complete, a lighthearted polemic that is at once a soft-Marxist guide on how to band together to improve your workplace and an almost traditionalist ode to family and community.
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In other internal posts related to a brawl at a far-right rally in 2016, Cernekee offered his thoughts on two neo-Nazi groups: the Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP) and the Golden State Skinheads (GSS).
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In 2015, he helped start the Traditionalist Worker Party, one of the extreme right-wing groups that marched in Charlottesville, Va., in August, and again at a "White Lives Matter" rally last month in Tennessee.
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Mr. Wilcox, who grew up in Virginia, cooked at a kaiseki restaurant in Kyoto called Kikunoi for seven years and then spent three more at a traditionalist sushi parlor in the Ginza district of Tokyo.
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The world of Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford's youth, the world that's given us this fall's nightmarish escalation of the culture war, was not a traditionalist world as yet unreformed by an enlightened liberalism.
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In the podium Mr. Santi upheld a traditionalist approach that called for close adherence to the score and a gentle but firm insistence that singers avoid exaggerated flights of coloratura and prolonged showstopping high notes.
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And he receives unexpected acceptance from members of an Amish-like traditionalist sect, the Old Order German Baptist Brethren, when he offers to sing with them since he can read the music in their hymnbooks.
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He's not a slippery, self-referential slang maven like Drakeo the Ruler, or an alien lifeform communicating through genre-bending experimentation like 03 Greedo, but a traditionalist conversant in two decades of Southland gangster rap.
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Picking up the mantle of midcentury greats like Bud Powell, Barry Harris and Cedar Walton, he espouses the ideal of jazz as America's classical music, whether he's performing standards or his own neo-traditionalist compositions.
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But Frank's instinct to demean the ghost before a global audience—a topical subject in the age of geopolitical Twitter feuds—defangs Ernest's traditionalist scare tactics, which have become obsolete in the age of smartphones.
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In her performance work, Guérédrat has found a younger and more open energy in the Americas — away from the stodgy, traditionalist French culture that, according to her, has consistently questioned her legitimacy as an artist.
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BlackRock Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink has been working to boost the investment performance of the New York-based company's stockpicking funds by encouraging its traditionalist teams to embrace data mining and rules-based investment techniques.
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It took a while, but coaches finally stopped listening to the traditionalist naysayers and realized that a shot that is worth 50 percent more pays off, even if that shot is a little harder to make.
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Certainly there are Evangelicals who are working on social justice issues, but I feel like the dominant understanding in America today about what it means to be a Christian is a very conservative and traditionalist understanding.
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But 1967 was a time for young people disillusioned with traditionalist culture to run hard in the opposite direction, gleefully flouting laws and norms about everything from drugs and sex to the "right" path in life.
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This opened the way for conservative-traditionalist theologians to, if you will, 'kidnap' the tradition, re-baptizing it in an anti-historical, anti-liberal fashion, with the language growing ever more extremist as time has passed.
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McConnell, a Senate traditionalist, tried to ease concerns about the fate of the filibuster Sunday when he told NBC's Chuck Todd that the power to block legislation with 41 votes retains strong support in the Senate.
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Since former CIA operative and independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin brought a classic conservative Republican position, declaring the Trump effort to be renegade and "inhuman," he has found little support although he is a worthy traditionalist.
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What to expect: Simons is seen as a traditionalist when it comes to enforcing antitrust laws, meaning he likely won't revamp the way the government defines markets when looking at the dominance of large tech companies.
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In a city where nearly everyone errs on the side of melodies, he comes off as a traditionalist in the way he tips each verse with boundless energy, rapping over songs like he's in a sprint.
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But the two faiths do have some common features; they reject the idea, espoused by some traditionalist Christians, of "eternal torment" for those not saved by God, arguing instead that such people will simply be destroyed.
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Traditionalist critics of the modern federal system justifiably complain that Congress and the courts have stretched constitutional provisions such as the commerce clause to allow federal criminalization of acts that should be left to local authorities.
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I was on the upper level of a downtown parking structure talking to Matthew Heimbach, the leader of the Traditionalist Workers Party, a fascist white nationalist group and one of the key players in Saturday's rally.
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The news of what happened also put a spotlight on the tensions between traditionalist stances in the Roman Catholic Church about suicides and more nuanced thinking that has evolved over time about the issue, experts said.
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Princess Gloria — once christened "Princess TNT" for her explosive years as a hard partying, art-collecting, punk-haired aristocrat — has grown into the sun queen around which many traditionalist Roman Catholics opposed to Pope Francis orbit.
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Vik's mother, Priya (Zenobia Shroff), wants her to play the grieving widow and pretend to be the mother of Vik and Sierra's baby in order to avoid offending her traditionalist brother, who is unexpectedly in town.
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Thailand's political divide is broadly between the traditionalist elite, centered on middle-class Bangkok, and the less prosperous parts of the country, which largely backed populist governments of former premiers Thaksin Shinawatra and his sister, Yingluck.
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Jazz at Lincoln Center's decision to stay the traditionalist course has left a wide opening for other New York presenters — even as its nearly $50 million endowment gobbles up most of the city's philanthropic jazz funding.
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Keith Boyette, president of the traditionalist Wesleyan Covenant Association, defended the separation as "a fair and equitable solution that puts decades of conflict behind us and gives us a hopeful future," according to the news service.
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His comment follows talk that some of Valls backers in parliament are preparing to throw their weight behind Macron, a centrist whose pro-business policies are close to those of Valls, if the more traditionalist Hamon wins.
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By stepping onto her traditionalist turf, Fillon leaves the Le Pen campaign more dependent on her pro-worker agenda, which includes a lowering of the retirement age, hiking minimum wages and preserving a generous welfare safety net.
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Brousseau, a 17-year-old high school student, was punched in the stomach by an unknown defendant believed to be a member of the Traditionalist Worker Party, a white nationalist group Heimbach was representing at the rally.
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Meanwhile, Kumail's struggles to find his place in his own family — particularly when it comes to his mother — ring especially true for anyone who's tried to find their way as an adult raised in a traditionalist home.
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In movies like Pariah or Love & Basketball, the female leads see their mother as an unnecessarily traditionalist presence, but this movie starts from the perspective of a woman who has already bought into her mother's restricting worldview.
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The traditionalist fight crowd was appalled by his style; he kept his hands too low, the critics said, and instead of allowing punches to "slip" past his head by bobbing and weaving, he leaned back from them.
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Some think that this document, indeed this entire pontificate, has vindicated a traditionalist critique of post-conciliar Catholicism, and that the time has come for a complete rethinking of past concessions and compromises, past deference to Rome.
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The Met, like many of our most powerful and visible museums, doesn't tell such stories in its permanent galleries, and hasn't in the disappointingly traditionalist inaugural display in the Breuer building it is leasing from the Whitney.
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Under the direction of Deborah Rutter, the traditionalist Kennedy Center in Washington has inched into the 21st century: In recent seasons, it has engaged compelling artists like Q-Tip and Jason Moran to oversee programming across genres.
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Alex Jones surely would have appalled Weaver, but he represents the logical, self-parodying extreme of this rhetorical pose, filling in the outlines of an increasingly conservative-traditionalist worldview with ridiculous particulars about demons reincarnated as Clintons.
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But for Mr. Heimbach, whose Traditionalist Worker Party uses the slogan "Globalism is the poison, nationalism is the antidote," the term "international elites" is often an anti-Semitic code for Jews, though he denied any racist intent.
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Ms. Borda tried mightily to do such things as the administrative leader of the New York Philharmonic in the 1990s but met resistance from the traditionalist maestro Kurt Masur, then its music director, and a timid board.
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"The political establishment has made an entire generation of young white men and women into fascists, and that's a beautiful thing!" said Matthew Heimbach, 25, who runs the Traditionalist Worker Party out of his trailer in Indiana.
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Yeah. The X-Games kind of people that I don't really cover, though it's not because I don't care but to me, I'm a traditionalist, so give me the opening ceremonies, closing ceremonies, figure skating, speed skating.
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Prince Mohammed has portrayed the reforms as a matter of economic survival, but one challenge for the ruling Al Saud family has been to secure the acquiescence of traditionalist clerics upon whose support the family relies for legitimacy.
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But the price for the Al Saud and for a powerful business class that supports modernisation and a greater role for women has been tensions with traditionalist clerics upon whose support the ruling family relies for its legitimacy.
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Monroe and Presley, while equally committed to craft and functionalism, are markedly more traditionalist — Presley in the details and plot twists she brings to realist anecdotes of class struggle, Monroe in her marvelously streamlined, violin-tinged countrypolitan style.
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Joe Biden is a traditionalist but has flirted with Trumpian language, saying in 2016 that if they were in high school, he would've taken Trump "behind the gym and beat the hell out of him" for demeaning women.
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If you're more of a traditionalist, you can also enjoy Pollo Tropical's signature protein as a quarter chicken; a half chicken; a chicken breast; or in a wrap or a sandwich, like the new grilled chicken BLT sandwich.
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Index-tracking ETFs, once considered an industry backwater, are now responsible for the lion's share of the billions in cash BlackRock pulls in annually and a source of consternation to traditionalist stock pickers who typically charge higher fees.
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Within minutes of Zuma surviving Tuesday's heated impeachment vote in parliament thanks to unanimous support from African National Congress (ANC) loyalists, the 73-year-old traditionalist Zulu was facing another roasting on the nation's irreverent stand-up circuit.
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Videos posted on Twitter showed members of the nationalist group, the Traditionalist Worker Party, which had obtained a permit to demonstrate, brawling on the Capitol grounds with protesters who were dressed in black and concealed by face coverings.
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Affirmative action, jobs for illegal immigrants, and (in some men's view) women in the workforce are all moving the goalposts, undercutting what these traditionalist Louisianans feel are lives of working hard, waiting patiently, and playing by the rules.
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It was a television style that made her irresistible to traditionalist Catholics, who never warmed to American church leaders' efforts, after the Second Vatican Council of 19623-65, to demystify rituals and nudge congregations toward greater social engagement.
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New York-based BlackRock has been working to boost the investment performance of its stockpicking funds by introducing more data mining and rules-based investment techniques to its traditionalist teams, such as Global Allocation, which started in 1989.
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Some experts told me that these two competing sets of ideas are still too conceptual — that it's nearly impossible to see a true split between the traditionalist and progressive camps unless and until the candidates provide more specifics.
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Caleb Lee Hutchinson, a young country traditionalist who came in second on "American Idol" last year, shared a cover on YouTube that, with his lustrously rich voice, is stone-hard country — he should release it as a single.
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" The neo-Nazi event was organized by a group called the Traditionalist Workers Party, and a link posted on the group's Facebook page called it a protest "against globalization and in defense of the right to free expression.
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In the most extreme scenario, traditionalist prelates might formally declare that Francis had lost all moral authority and start consecrating like-minded bishops without papal approval, as Marcel Lefebvre, an ultra-conservative French archbishop, did in the 1980s.
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These included Spencer's pages, The Nationalist Initiative, a newly formed spin-off group from the recently-collapsed Traditionalist Workers Party, which along with Spencer, was a major presence in the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last August.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's new parliament, sworn in on Tuesday, has the largest share of women in any European legislature, no small achievement for a country still reinventing itself four decades after the end of a right-wing, traditionalist dictatorship.
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Douthat: Can you imagine any situation that would justify the equivalent of what Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre did in the 1980s, when as a leader of a community of traditionalist Catholics he consecrated his own bishops in defiance of Rome?
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One felt that the older brothers, with their foreign educations, British accents, and horse ranches, had lost touch with their father, who, in the end, was a Saudi traditionalist who liked the desert and eating meat with his hands.
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One felt that the older brothers, with their foreign educations, British accents, and horse ranches, had lost touch with their father, who, in the end, was a Saudi traditionalist who liked the desert and eating meat with his hands.
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The pitch made on the stage was aimed directly at this group of voters, while missing the chance to reach women with moderately traditionalist worldviews, lower-income people who really need help from an activist government, and unmarried parents.
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The fliers in Maine came from the Traditionalist American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, one of at least 31 Klan groups active in the United States, said Mark Potok, a senior fellow at the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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The Traditionalist Worker Party, or TWP, whose leader describes it as a "white nationalist" group, had a permit for a noon rally near the state Capitol, said Officer George Granada, California Highway Patrol public information officer with the Capitol Protection Division.
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Gradually, I just started noticing that any time they'd post pasta or pizza recipes, they'd get this unrelenting torrent of vitriol from sometimes the same people commenting on every video — this pretty broad swath of very traditionalist Italian cooks and consumers.
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He considered joining other groups within the alt-right or white nationalist ecosphere such as the Traditionalist Worker Party ("I didn't like the aesthetic") and Vanguard America ("it was trying too hard to be edgy"), before settling on Identity Evropa.
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Among the thinkers whose guiding hand he acknowledges is Julius Evola, an Italian guru of the far right; he also draws on a "traditionalist" school of religious philosophy which sees wisdom in many ancient and elaborate faiths and loathes secular modernity.
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Like thousands of others who have moved to North Idaho, Regan is a traditionalist Catholic — meaning he is among those Catholics who have broken from the official church, attend mass in Latin, and consider Pope Francis to be a heretic.
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As nutty as it may sound, part of his "Traditionalist" philosophy holds that the rise of the modern nation-state system beginning 500 years ago has built up administrative infrastructures that have taken the place of the traditional and the transcendent.
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But many members of the body are not firmly associated with either the reformist or traditionalist camp, and the faction that wins the presidential election could gain an advantage in trying to solidify backing for its candidate for supreme leader.
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Foer is older, but more importantly he is a proud neo-traditionalist who thinks Amazon is destroying literary culture, and during both of his editorships he treated digital work as less important than the job of editing the print magazine.
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At Le Roi Est Mort, one might first be tempted to be impressed by the traditionalist signifiers at play, clues to what some have identified as France's rather thinly veiled conservative longing for power in the face of digital globalization.
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Although birth rates were low in the former communist countries of eastern Europe, and in traditionalist places where it is hard to combine work with motherhood—think Japan, South Korea and southern Europe—many countries were having a baby boom.
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But her need to go on the offensive against Fillon has re-opened Le Pen's feud with her niece, Marion Marechal-Le Pen, who represents that traditionalist FN group and evokes a Catholic heritage as the bedrock of her politics.
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Orrin Hatch of Utah, the longest serving Republican senator and a Senate traditionalist, told CNN Monday he will vote for the "nuclear option" if it's needed to break a Democratic filibuster of Judge Neil Gorsuch's nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Racist Matthew Heimbach, co-founder of the recently imploded Traditionalist Worker Party, told the Washington Post that the goal of this strategy was to prove to people that the alt-right was a "reliable economic, social, and political bloc" worth courting.
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Aside from his evident local patriotism, Jimmy B's traditionalist approach to rap, using sharp punchlines and combative cadence to vividly tell the stories of supposed villains and goons on each track makes him an entertaining prospect to continue to watch.
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Maybe I am a traditionalist—though I do not consider myself to be—but when you start fucking around with batting order at the last possible moment, baseball ceases to resemble the game it was for the previous eight innings.
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But with his nomination of conservative judges — and Mitch McConnell's successful drive to confirm them in the Senate — Trump has given white evangelicals and their Republican representatives the opportunity to pass the laws and measures that reflect their ultra-traditionalist ideals.
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Marilyn Mayo, a senior research fellow at the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism, estimated that the Traditionalist Worker Party had a few hundred members at most, while Americans who identify as "alt-right" could number in the tens of thousands.
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China's "traditionalist view that views the U.S. as a much greater threat than North Korea is deeply entrenched," Bonnie S. Glaser, an expert on Chinese foreign policy at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said in an email.
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After Trump said "Get 'em out of here," several members of the audience -- including Matthew Heimbach, a representative of the white nationalist Traditionalist Workers Party, and Alvin Bamberger -- began to attack the protesters, according to a judge's ruling last year.
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And with a traditionalist turn in theology could come the return of an illiberal or post-liberal Catholic politics — one already visible here and there online, in the zeal of certain Catholic trads for Trumpism and far-right politics in general.
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Broadening the Democratic tent to bring more of these socially traditionalist small-metro suburbanites into the fold would provide the party with a critical electoral advantage, but such gains will be difficult to achieve in an era of growing cultural warfare.
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"Way Out West," his album due March 10, is a tribute to the country styles of California, and the obvious traditionalist choice would have been to make its title track celebrate the Bakersfield style of Buck Owens and Merle Haggard.
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"It's the first time that an adviser to the American president knows Evola, or maybe has a Traditionalist formation," said Gianfranco De Turris, an Evola biographer and apologist based in Rome who runs the Evola Foundation out of his apartment.
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Burns weaves a coherent story from disparate parts, using iconic characters like Hank Williams, the self-destructive "Hillbilly Shakespeare," and Johnny Cash, the "Man in Black" who managed to be both a traditionalist and counter-culture icon, as narrative anchors.
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In an interview at the Lagunas' traditionalist Long Island home, Ms. Jett opened a pack of her ever-present gum (Orbit Bubblemint flavor) and, sitting on the patio, discussed her fears, her sexuality and why she once decked Chuck Berry.
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And while Warren and Tyagi are themselves accomplished professionals, they are solicitous of the interests of people who prefer more traditionalist family arrangements — arguing, for example, that publicly funded preschool should be paired with subsidies for stay-at-home parents.
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The current battle between "progressive" and "traditionalist" Catholics, though, threatens not only to further weaken any sense of unity, but to alienate rank-and-file believers, while miring the church's response to a crisis of sexual abuse in destructive political partisanship.
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In a society where the emergence since then of Vox, a new far-right party, is tapping into pockets of nostalgia for a staunchly traditionalist past, women's rights have become a pivotal topic in campaigning for national elections due on April 28.
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Next year there will be a bitter contest between Syriza, presenting itself as the party which guided Greece out of austerity, and New Democracy, the centre-right opposition which includes a deeply traditionalist wing that often makes common cause with the church.
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Federal Judge Norman Moon heard roughly three hours of oral arguments from defendants in the case, which also included Identity Evropa, a white supremacist group that focuses on colleges and universities, and the Traditionalist Workers Party, a neo-Nazi white supremacist group.
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The larger crowd had come out in support of bigoted organizations like the Traditionalist Worker Party, Identity Europa, and Spencer's own National Policy Institute, but neither was substantial—both were, in fact, difficult to spot at a distance amid throngs of tourists.
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But the violence that followed the rally involving the Traditionalist Worker Party as well as the shots fired at protesters after Spencer's speech in Florida may mar the sympathetic, peaceful image that white nationalists want to cultivate as they tour the country.
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It also should be noted that it also extends the power to forgive in the confessional to the traditionalist and schismatic group, the Society of St. Pius X, so it cannot be read as any sort of advance of "liberalism" in the church.
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Instead it was Milosh who took to the road, bringing the traditionalist and seductive tone of Woman to around 40 locations across the globe—including one stand-out performance in Denmark where he was accompanied by a 49-piece all-girls choir.
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A defiant traditionalist, Johnson felt a private club was well within its right to deny female members, and went as far as to say it would not be forced to act "at the point of bayonet" when Burk demanded a change in 2002.
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The messages that have steadily cemented white evangelicals within both the Republican Party and the churches that marry traditionalist theology with Republican politics are so ingrained that even those conservatives who lament the current state of American evangelicalism can't help reinforcing them.
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VICE News reported earlier this month that Frey had talked about wanting to help set up the local chapter for the Traditionalist Working Party, a now-defunct white nationalist organization that was involved in the violent Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.
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The 58-year-old Perez succeeds the recently retired Archbishop Charles Chaput, a conservative who was one of the U.S. Church's so-called "culture warriors" on issues such as homosexuality and abortion, making him a hero with the Church's more traditionalist wing.
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The key to this interpretation is the connection, reported last week by my colleague Jason Horowitz, between Steve Bannon, Trump's chief ideologist, and Cardinal Raymond Burke, the American traditionalist who has been the Jesuit pope's most vocal critic within the College of Cardinals.
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Republicans who valued a steady hand on the tiller of governance (both traditionalist types and business interests) didn't love the "Party of No" shutdown posturing; free-marketers didn't like the anti-immigrant populism; neoconservatives didn't love the budget hawkery and occasional anti-interventionism.
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Matthew Heimbach, the chief of the Traditionalist Worker Party and one of the the most prominent leaders of the American white nationalist movement, was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly attacking both his wife, Brooke Heimbach, and her stepfather—fellow party leader Matt Parrott.
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BEIJING — Li Xueqin, whose political savvy and intellectual brilliance helped shift the field of Chinese history toward emphasizing the wonders of the country's past, a traditionalist approach in line with the Communist government's efforts to identify itself with ancient China, died on Feb.
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Henry Brousseau, 17, of Louisville, said he went to the Super Tuesday event at the Kentucky International Convention Center in Louisville to protest Trump's campaign and was punched in the stomach by a woman who was wearing a T-shirt of the Traditionalist Worker Party.
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TERESA CRISTINA CANTA CARTOLA In which the middle-aged Brazilian traditionalist samba singer Teresa Cristina takes on the repertory of the singer and songwriter Cartola (1908-1980), an archetypal sambista, in front of a Rio audience accompanied only by the guitarist Carlinhos Sete Cordas.
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There's a range of rich mid-twentieth traditionalist thinkers who had no part of the conservative movement, and indeed are usually seen as Cold War liberals, but they have powerful conservative insights: figures like George Kennan, Walter Lippmann, Hannah Arendt, John Lukacs and Peter Viereck.
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In the years he spent as the chief of the Traditionalist Worker Party, he continuously drifted further to the right—aligning himself with violent racist skinhead groups like the Hammerskins, and appearing prominently at the deadly Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville last summer.
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"Trump has shown that our message is healthy, normal and organic — and millions of Americans agree with us," said Matthew M. Heimbach, a co-founder of the Traditionalist Youth Network, a white nationalist group that claims to support the interests of working-class whites.
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So The Big Bang Theory feels incredibly traditionalist in a world where acclaimed TV comedy skews more and more toward shows like Atlanta or Barry, though neither of those lauded but extremely niche shows could even dream of earning ratings as massive as Big Bang's.
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Father James Martin, a famous American Jesuit author, discovered this last weekend, when he was disinvited from a talk at the Theological College of the Catholic University of America, and had another talk in London rescheduled, after an internet campaign by traditionalist priests and laypeople.
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But just as the Trump era may turn liberals into radicals, the Francis bulldozer is making a traditionalist critique of the entire post-Vatican II church resonate on the younger Catholic right — which is already more skeptical of modernity than the John Paul II generation.
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Having long faced accusations that the Grammys overlook young, progressive black artists — the last black woman to win album of the year was Lauryn Hill in 1999 — the Recording Academy faced a potential backlash for going all-in on a white, traditionalist choice like Adele.
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Leaders of the nation's third-largest denomination said Friday that the United Methodist Church will begin allowing same-sex marriage and LGBTQ clergy, while "traditionalist" Methodists, who oppose gay marriage and the ordination of LGBTQ clergy, will create a separate denomination, The Washington Post reported.
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As the founder of the Traditionalist Worker Party, an American group that aims to preserve the privileged place of whiteness in Western civilization and fight "anti-Christian degeneracy," Matthew Heimbach knows whom he envisions as the ideal ruler: the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Paleocons agree with mainstream conservatism on social issues — they tend to be stridently anti-abortion, anti-LGBTQ rights, pro-school prayer, and disproportionately traditionalist Catholic — and on the evils of the welfare state, but part ways on international affairs, including immigration, trade, and warfare.
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Many of his guerrilla art pieces, as well as his lavish pranks, stunts, and installations, have been crafted as subversions of traditionalist approaches to art, reacting against the political establishment and calling attention to the mechanisms by which these traditions and power structures are upheld.
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"), and how he tries to subvert his image as a hip-hop traditionalist by accepting all music under the G.O.O.D. Music label ("Street hip-hop has always had a place and I always had a fanfare with everybody, because hip-hop started as a street thing.
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Pre-referendum polls had predicted a pro-repeal vote in the mid-50s at best, with a realistic arithmetical chance that the large number of undeclared or undecided voters could join a "hidden Ireland" of older people, rural dwellers and traditionalist men to defeat the reform.
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On Sunday, several people were injured when violence broke out in Sacramento, as members of the Traditionalist Worker Party (TWP) — a white nationalist group that had a permit to hold a rally outside the California state capitol — were confronted by a larger group of counter-protesters.
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Clinton presented herself as the voice of reason who would never take to Twitter to denounce a detractor; Trump presented himself as the rogue knight who was coming in with unorthodox methods to save the country from the traditionalist politicians who were not getting the job done.
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" The left-wing The Nation noted, "black-helmeted white supremacists — members of the Traditionalist Workers Party, Identity Evropa, American Vanguard, and other hate warriors — commanded the steps at the southeast corner of the park, repelling attempted incursions by Wobblies, communists, and a multiracial cast of irregulars.
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" While in some respects leftists and liberals have more in common than either do with conservatives, leftist revolutionism makes the right look friendly: "The leftist assault on tradition and the past tends to be more breathtakingly absolute than the traditionalist authoritarian right can dream of or desire.
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From a traditionalist perspective, their argument is that non-taekwondo techniques are easier to score with, which has led to taekwondo players insisting on using quick front-leg jabs to earn easy points, rather than using the powerful turning kicks usually associated with the Korean martial art.
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Britney Spears, perhaps the only person more notorious than Brangelina in 2007, touted a BlackBerry 8700c and BlackBerry 8310 (she also experimented with a LG enV, Sidekick LX, and Samsung u740), while noted traditionalist and "candy girl" Christina Aguilera stuck to her two-year-old BlackBerry 8700.
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The plan would sunder a denomination with 13 million members globally — roughly half of them in the United States — and create at least one new "traditionalist Methodist" denomination that would continue to ban same-sex marriage as well as the ordination of gay and lesbian clergy.
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The Taliban are a nationalist and traditionalist group with no transnational ambitions; these features of Taliban ideology have strengthened over the past four years since the emergence of the I.S.K.P. The Taliban leadership has purged commanders whose ideology did not align with their own in recent years.
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While the conservative insurgency has few sympathizers in Washington, it is difficult to deny the argument that incumbent Republican politicians have often failed to deliver on their promises — for instance, to achieve a revolutionary reduction in the size of government and a revival of traditionalist cultural norms.
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Photo: APOne of the most high-profile neo-Nazi groups in the country, the Traditionalist Worker Party, is completely disintegrating in the wake of a truly humiliating, somewhat incestuous sex scandal involving its founder and Charlottesville rally organizer Matthew Heimbach and his spokesperson and web administrator, David Parrott.
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T.M.Q. — Tuesday Morning Quarterback Perhaps no N.F.L. team has reinvented itself as quickly and successfully as the Denver Broncos — from No. 1 offense headed into the 2014 Super Bowl to No. 1 defense headed into the 2016 trophy contest, from postmodern quick-snap to traditionalist ground-and-pound.
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"That is kind of in my mind, and maybe I'm a traditionalist, violates a norm and standard of behavior that's long been abided by previous presidents and to me that's bothersome and I think another sign of some erosion of our institutions and our norms and standards," Clapper said.
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She became a favorite of both mainstream journalists — Jake Tapper said in a book blurb that she "picked up on a political phenomenon long before polls or pundits had any idea of what was happening" — and conservatives, who see her as a rare voice of America's traditionalist heartland.
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And just as Clinton lost much of her cultural conservative support from 2008 when she had to run against a white person, it seems that with Sanders now matched up against Joe Biden, rather than a woman, he has lost the opportunity to pick up gender traditionalist voters.
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And Democrats' child care and child allowance ideas, especially if tweaked a little to be friendlier to stay-at-home-parents, could be a big part of the solution to a problem that traditionalist-minded people care about and that anti-tax, anti-spending conservatives simply can't fix.
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Both he and a fellow traditionalist, Cardinal Walter Brandmüller, a 90-year-old German, are especially concerned about a proposal which more liberal-minded figures find welcome and exciting: the idea that married men, who have raised families and won respect in the community, should be ordained as priests.
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My heart breaks for children raised in the "traditionalist" denomination, for this "tradition" comes with the consequences of young people suffering greatly as they are compelled to deny their identity, some, in the most extreme cases, committing suicide rather than coming out to their anti-LGBTQ families and churches.
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Without question, these past years saw the incremental widening of the art world, as artists of color, queer and trans artists, and other marginalized creatives made waves at unprecedented rates — advocating for themselves and their peers and pushing back against the traditionalist hegemonic powers-that-be in the field.
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In this film, the writer Anthony McCarten and the director Fernando Meirelles imagine that the these two very different churchmen — one a conservative traditionalist, the other considered a more liberal reformer — had a momentous dialogue that led to the resignation of one man and the ascension of the other.
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Even though veteran Ron Howard was tapped to bring the whole enterprise in to dock, and even though so much of modern blockbusters is created by visual effects technicians in post, the styles of Lord and Miller (improvisatory, comedic, anarchic) and Howard (actor-focused, traditionalist) couldn't be more different.
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This "movement" had its roots in the traditionalist response to countercultural activity in the 1960s, and is part of a longer cycle of cult/anti-cult activity in American culture, including the seventeenth-century witchcraft panic, the nineteenth-century anti-Masonic movement, and the anti-cult movement of the 1940s. Rev.
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Fed officials have only obliquely embraced the rate-cut imperative, and by most indications Powell, like a traditionalist baseball skipper, isn't wholly comfortable yet in going to the bullpen at this stage, with the U.S. economy still holding up well and no proof that inflation is on a sustained downward path.
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Hiroshi Yoshida was a traditionalist who threw out the rule book; a romantic with a keen eye for the world as it is, as adept at portraying an idyllic mountain shrine in Japan as he was at capturing the dusty quality of the light at a busy market in Morocco.
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Yet according to Par Neiburger, the artistic director of the World Music Institute, the Massive is unusual in that, in contrast to the top-down traditionalist approach of most Indian musical organizations, with fierce loyalty to individual teachers and a strict guru-disciple hierarchy, its structure is free-form and democratic.
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Among the leading contenders are a traditionalist struggling to distance herself from the chancellor, a former rival of Ms. Merkel's seeking to burnish his political credentials after a nine-year hiatus in finance, and a 38-year-old upstart who argues that the party needs to appeal to a new generation.
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The Democratic nominee is going to want to get support from "never Trump" columnists, people who voted Green in 2016, white Democrats in denial about racism, religiously observant black and Latino people with traditionalist views on sex and gender, and all kinds of other people with sundry bad political opinions.
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Album Review The internal hand-wringing over hip-hop's generation gap — which pits old against young, dyed-in-the-wool formalist traditionalist against melodic experimenter, New York against Atlanta — overlooks a very plain fact: For most of the last two decades, hip-hop's primary topical concerns haven't changed all that much.
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