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- adverb In a
sociopolitical way.
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This incorporation suggests Swahili speakers may have picked up from Ruvu the identification of a polygynous marriage that stood in contrast to Swahili mtaa and/or that Ruvu themselves who became Swahili speakers maintained the word because it was sociopolitically significant.
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So now, with regulation regarded like something needing to be swatted with a newspaper, anyone regardless of experience or common sense, sociopolitically ignorant or downright suspicious of education and openly embracing of precepts that originated in the fecund minds of religious fanatics in the tenth century can run for national office and, gosh darn it, win.
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So now, with regulation regarded like something needing to be swatted with a newspaper, anyone regardless of experience or common sense, sociopolitically ignorant or downright suspicious of education and openly embracing of precepts that originated in the fecund minds of religious fanatics in the tenth century can run for national office and, gosh darn it, win.
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And now there is the idea of "victimization" which comes with a style of disputation: criticism is met by ad hominem charges that all critics are "phobic" or sociopolitically "centric."
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Basically, America is undergoing a delayed version of the sociopolitically progressive secularization that has already occurred in all other advanced democracies.
Why the Republicans and Their Religious Base Are in a Lot More Trouble Than They Realize 2008
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At my liturgically Conservative, but sociopolitically liberal and racially diverse, synagogue we say taleisim.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Why People Are Suspicious of Mearsheimer and Walt: 2007
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The second point on which I would take issue with Spears is his assumption, implicit in his defense of one of the dialect geographers whom Dillard criticizes, that, because that scholar was sociopolitically "pro-black" when he made his statements about the speech of black Americans, those statements could not possibly be as factually wrong as Dillard says they are.
Gullah Stewart, William A. 1973
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Or, consider him sociopolitically: most migrants learn, and can become disguises.
The Satanic Verses Rushdie, Salman 1967
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I'm a transsexual who sociopolitically identifies as transgender, and you can classify my sexuality as functionally asexual.
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Where Indigo Girls are a rather kind -- and gentle-sounding, if often sociopolitically charged -- folk act, on her first two solo albums, Ray revealed another, more rocking side, drawing on self-proclaimed influences such as Patti Smith, the Replacements, Joe Strummer and the Pretenders.
Tucson Weekly 2009
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