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Discover LudwigThe phrase "advocate those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing support or endorsement for specific individuals, groups, or ideas.
Example: "As a community leader, I advocate those who are fighting for social justice and equality."
Alternatives: "support those" or "champion those".
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Also musts are things like passports, money, and keys -- I advocate those as things you should wear on your person, but some people swear by packing them.
If leaders were to advocate those pragmatic steps in the campaign, they could offer hope of converting formless hostility into real advances in clawing back accountability from Wall Street.
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And a politician is well-regarded for advocating those values, no matter what he does personally.
Are you advocating those avant-garde modular pieces with zip-on/zip-off arms and legs?
"He was a good advocate for LGBT equality, and certainly was the first Conservative leader to be advocating those policies.
And now that the energy prices are high, I guess he's not advocating those big energy taxes right now.
But lenders are pushing back, and borrower advocates — those nearest to the problem — say that not much is getting done.
Just last month, Mrs. Clinton, too, visited electronics and technology companies, advocating those sectors as potential areas of growth and promising tax breaks and other incentives.
Issues matter, but not as much as our conception of the person advocating those issues.
"But there's a reason why we're advocating those things.
We're advocating those things because we want to help people".
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