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Like Makiya, Hitchens is a former Trotskyist who is influential in Washington circles as an advocate for a militantly interventionist policy in the Middle East.— Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist
Diane Abbott, a militantly Leftist Labour backbencher, likewise sent her son to a private school.— Home | Mail Online
He has called the New York art scene of the time "militantly democratic" and one marked by "liberating candor and humane values."— The New York Review of Books
Even if The Church would come down on the side of doctrine in some cases, I would no longer assert that this would make it 'militantly anti-science.'— Intellectual Conservative Politics and Philosophy
His 'newsflash' about the centrality of Catholic dogma to this discussion just begs for someone to point out the painfully obvious irony, namely, that Catholic dogma has a most militantly anti-science track record.— Intellectual Conservative Politics and Philosophy

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