"I want to use my background to build a bridge to all of the constituencies that can benefit from Napster," said Mr. Barry, who declined to give his age.
"At Wellfleet you had all these constituencies that wanted your time.
But that was one sport, not the dozens, with all their fan constituencies, that comprise the Olympics.
First-time voter Ellie Lowe lives in Basildon, and is leafleting madly for her Labour MP, Angela Smith, all too aware that hers is the constituency that reputedly calls the country.
He's growing in all the political constituencies that a political party wants to grow in.
When he showed an unconventional side — on immigration reform, say, or faith-based initiatives — the aim was always to make the G.O.P. seem as inclusive as possible, and to cast himself as a president for all Americans, even constituencies that would never vote for him.
Under the plan, the new forces will be approved by local councils, or shuras, to ensure that they have the support of all constituencies, that old rivalries between commanders and tribes are not reactivated, and that one faction does not gather too much power to itself.
In addition, the Gore campaign was lining up with all the core Democratic constituencies that vote in primaries.
All three represent cosmopolitan constituencies that voted overwhelmingly for Remain: West and Siddiq's two London constituencies both voted 75% in favour of staying in the EU, while the figure in Cambridge was 74%.
In fact, people with knowledge of the governor's thinking said Mr. Cuomo had deemed the hospital associations and health care workers to be the only constituencies that — in an all-out media war — had the resources to turn public opinion against his budget, or at least pose a serious threat.
