Definitions
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- adjective of, related to, or advocating
Maoism - noun one who advocates Maoism
Etymologies
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Examples
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Even after independence, tribal people were at the heart of the first uprising that could be described as Maoist, in Naxalbari village in West Bengal (where the word Naxalite - now used interchangeably with "Maoist" - originates).
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Even after independence, tribal people were at the heart of the first uprising that could be described as Maoist, in Naxalbari village in West Bengal (where the word Naxalite - now used interchangeably with "Maoist" - originates).
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The true Maoist is a foreign billionaire who owns Fox and hires complete morons like Beck and Hannity to spread his lies in the hopes of ruining America.
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Buchanan said, "The conservatives need to, in Maoist terms, go back to Yenan."
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Even if one types the word Maoist in any search engine, the results display a number of blogspots and user group addresses.
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This interview mentions the "party's tag" - by which they mean the word Maoist, that has always been part of the name of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist).
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In fact, the state we're in, Bihar, is part of a huge sweep of impoverished rural India where so-called Maoist guerrillas are waging a war against the state.
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They used to call Maoist insurgency sometimes pure ‘terrorism’ and sometimes ‘political issue’.
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Indian Government is contemplating to raise a Special Force of 10 battalions to tackle red militancy that has spread across 13 states, where the militants (known as Maoist or Naxalites) often attack Railways, Power Transmission Lines, Telecommunication Towers and other infrastructures, successfully.
Government to Raise Special Force to Fight Communist Militants
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Hundreds of journalists were disappeared or killed in the so-called Maoist War.
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