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The difference between David Cameron's leadership and previous Conservative Oppositions is that in the past we would think to ourselves each morning, 'how best can we embarrass the Government today?'
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Tim.vi. 20, which speaks of "oppositions of gnosis falsely so called," refers to a work by Marcion called the "Oppositions" (Antitheses), in which he tried to demonstrate that the Old Testament was antagonistic to the New.
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Oppositions don't win merely by proving that the government is making a hash of things; they have to show that they would do a better job than the current lot.
Ed Balls has to show voters that Labour would manage the economy better
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It came close in the late 1850s, though, with 83 Democrats, 100 “Oppositions”, and more than 50 Know-Nothings.
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Oppositions are paid to oppose, and governments do better when they are effectively held to account.
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* Oppositions to Annexation made by Queen Liliuokalani and her 40,000+ subjects.
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* Oppositions to Annexation made by Queen Liliuokalani and her 40,000+ subjects.
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Oppositions are paid to oppose, and governments do better when they are effectively held to account
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Oppositions parties also play up a supposed link to Obama.
Sean Jacobs: Obama Campaigns for South African Ruling Party ... in Zulu
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Oppositions help them, their new exciting ideas are secondary.
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