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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
avocate .
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Examples
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Does McCain really think Obama has to stand on a soapbox and cry about freedom and indevidual rights and democracy or else he avocates the opposite?
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Even more interesting is that Justice Ternus, who authored the RACI II decision, is now the chief justice of the court she typically favors a very rigorous analytical approach to constitutional and statutory language, which may benefit the SSM avocates.
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Not hard to imagine certain types of avocates who will “likely” turn on one other whenever they are in a pinch.
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Of course some ID avocates are still on the second-to-last step.
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The loud -mouth bullying cycling avocates are pushing for THEIR type of cycling.
latimes.com - News 2010
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The loud -mouth bullying cycling avocates are pushing for THEIR type of cycling.
latimes.com - News 2010
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From a humanity standpoint, capitalism avocates inequality and for countries like US to bully poorer countries so as to maintain her economic advantage.
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Certainly Nancy Polosi avocates breaking the laws when she says illegal immirgrants are wecome to come.
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There was a distinct sparkle in the eyes of these avocates for more vigorous involvement in the promotion and regulation of both broadcast and broadband-not least among them FCC Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein-as new dreams of relevance danced in their heads.
Ars Technica 2009
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Yes, but he avocates taking ownership rather than letting the dems run with it.
Hot Air » Top Picks 2008
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