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The Chronicle had a fine radical tradition and loyal readers served by gifted writers, of whom Cameron was one.
I read Peter Hain's article yesterday on Cif and thought "God has it really come to this!" I admit to feeling anger but more so an immense personal sadness that someone who was such a fine radical as Peter had come to resort to such self-serving sophistry.
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People seemed to like joining a group that helped tide them through an illness yet allowed them to sit with friends over a glass of tea and argue a fine point of radical politics.
In order to survive in the racist culture in the United States, these African American church communities had to walk a fine line, sometimes radical, sometimes compromising.
In the honesty business, there's a fine line between radical and reckless.
The Alley Theatre, in Houston, Texas, is a fine example of the more radical school.
He's a fine example of a New Radical, someone who is putting skills acquired in his career to work on the world's greatest challenges, and doing so in a way that is positive, constructive, and hopeful.
This is due to the fact that EDEW and EDE are rich in bioactive phenolic and polyphenolics which have a fine tendency to scavenge NO− free radicals that are responsible for oxidative stress.
Later, they took me to see a fine old Constructivist apartment house with a radical, almost Le Corbusier-like design, and we weren't so lucky.
Overall, this book represents a fresh and radical departure". "This is a fine book.
And a Scandinavian-style universal childcare [pdf] system would be a fine progressive ambition for a Labour party keen to flex its radical muscles.
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