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- noun Plural form of
Americanist .
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Examples
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'Americanists' enjoy a special title, comparable (so far as a quick run through the analogies serves) only to 'Sinologists.'
Tin Cans in the Rockies Adams, Robert M. 1989
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People will be accused of being "Americanists" and similar.
Knowledge is Power 2009
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In the past, for Latin Americanists a term I apply loosely to people who work in or on the region have tended to focus on domestic and development issues.
Christopher Sabatini: As Latin America Changes Will the U.S. Policy Debate? Christopher Sabatini 2011
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In the past, for Latin Americanists a term I apply loosely to people who work in or on the region have tended to focus on domestic and development issues.
Christopher Sabatini: As Latin America Changes Will the U.S. Policy Debate? Christopher Sabatini 2011
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The ‘Glut’ has already hit the Americanists, and I imagine will soon spread.
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Would he ask whether the same department "really needs" three Americanists?
Because New Kid is too busy with law school these days to skewer Chronicle articles Prof. de Breeze 2008
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How dare Americanists not predict these phenomena!
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Would he ask whether the same department "really needs" three Americanists?
Archive 2008-10-01 Prof. de Breeze 2008
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These are indeed Joe Wilson's people - Ignorant 99% white Americanists who somehow feel that they are losing "their country."
Brian Ross: "Taxpayer March" - Real Outrage or McCain-Palin White Angst II? 2009
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All of us Americanists recall the scenes in the classic 1990s film, Forrest Gump, in which Forrest is initially prohibited from going to school with other kids because his IQ test was considered too low.
EUGENICS IN AMERICA, IN TESTING PRACTICES, SCHOOL TRACKING, AND AMERICAN MEMORY 2009
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