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- noun Plural form of
centralist .
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Examples
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However, it failed to produce a reform of the papal office and strengthened the demand by 'centralists' that popes not be subject to the decisions of councils.
Orangeville 2009
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Yet the quiet ones, the ones who do not have to shout and scream because they are in the middle, neither left or right, but right where the founding fathers designed this country to function, these middle centralists are using only one tool to measure policy and that is the U.S. Constitution.
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The liberals were known as federalists and the conservatives (who favored not less but more government) as centralists.
Vicente Guerrero: a study in triumph and tragedy (1782–1831) 2008
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These factions were also aligned with two wings of Masonry, the centralists favoring the Scottish rite and the federalists the York rite.
Vicente Guerrero: a study in triumph and tragedy (1782–1831) 2008
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Bravo's unsuccessful revolt pretty much destroyed the power of the centralists but antagonism between liberals and conservatives survived as the federalists split into two factions.
Vicente Guerrero: a study in triumph and tragedy (1782–1831) 2008
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Bravo's unsuccessful revolt pretty much destroyed the power of the centralists but antagonism between liberals and conservatives survived as the federalists split into two factions.
Vicente Guerrero: a study in triumph and tragedy (1782–1831) 2008
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Bravo's unsuccessful revolt pretty much destroyed the power of the centralists but antagonism between liberals and conservatives survived as the federalists split into two factions.
Vicente Guerrero: a study in triumph and tragedy (1782–1831) 2008
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The liberals were known as federalists and the conservatives (who favored not less but more government) as centralists.
Vicente Guerrero: a study in triumph and tragedy (1782–1831) 2008
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The liberals were known as federalists and the conservatives (who favored not less but more government) as centralists.
Vicente Guerrero: a study in triumph and tragedy (1782–1831) 2008
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These factions were also aligned with two wings of Masonry, the centralists favoring the Scottish rite and the federalists the York rite.
Vicente Guerrero: a study in triumph and tragedy (1782–1831) 2008
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