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Plans that used city budgets to reduce costs for telecom or provide municipal services are more egalitarian, and seem to have won the day.— Wi-Fi Networking News
In numerous realms he has challenged-often eviscerated - reigning "common sense," in a way that is informed by a global, egalitarian, anti-imperialist, and more recently, a communist perspective.— Kasama
This consciousness is strongly egalitarian, anti-hierarchical, pluralistic, valuing diversity and multiculturalism, and emphasizing relativistic value systems.— Tikkun Magazine - Current Thinking
In an egalitarian world the Right apparently has no choice but to appeal to the democratising instincts of the mass; appealing to pro-elitist instincts has become difficult given a pseudo-egalitarian* media that pumps out anti-bourgeois culture.— British Blogs
Researchers conclude that while many think and say they are egalitarian, there appear to be negative, perhaps subconscious, beliefs that still hold us in their angry grip.— Scientific American

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