politically

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• The person added that the move did not come about as result of political machinations and that Tenev and Bhatt, who became friends as Stanford undergraduates, remain close.

• A space for Bay Area artists to create programs and exhibitions that explore political and social concerns of the community.

• Glenn, it seems, had changed along with the 1960s, and we glimpse the molding of the political candidate ahead, one who would run for president in the 1980s.

• Those lending programs have recently become a kind of political football.

• A political as well as personal book, it’s as much the story of a person cut down in her prime as an exploration of power in America.

• Politically in the last five decades, every problem Cuba faced was part of larger struggle against northern imperialists.

• The Facebook co-founder and his politically ambitious husband embodied all the attributes of a bona fide “gay power couple.”

• However, Abbott is not about to let cold hard facts get in the way of a little politically motivated demagoguery.

• Ortega has dismissed the allegations of autocracy and fraud that have afflicted his presidency as politically motivated.

• Her personal feelings about religion do not affect how she behaves legally, politically, or socially.

• The plantation owners also became the influential individuals within the colony—politically, economically and socially.

• We are politically, not of them, but aliens to the laws and political privileges of the country.