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It does, but we need less watered down unity and a more active solidarities with us, Black people, unwaveringly, in defense of our humanity," Garza wrote in 2014.
An economic policy that combined deficit reduction with fairer taxes and a more active industrial policy to stimulate growth would be an obvious focus of agreement.
The landowning class, made up of wealthy barons and less-propertied squires, claimed freedom in administering its domains and a more active role in public affairs.
France's opposition presidential candidate, who is leading in the polls, says he would renegotiate the deal to get Eurobonds and a more active ECB.
By creating a small subsidiary publishing company for individual artists who signed with the music publisher Hill & Range, the company the brothers founded, the Aberbachs guaranteed artists a share of the profits and a more active roll in developing music.
Young voters, Hispanics and a more active African-American electorate added states like Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado and Virginia to President Obama's winning coalition in the past two elections, and suddenly Republicans are the ones complaining about a broken system.
Across Europe and the US young married men assume their wives will work outside the home, and assume – and desire – a more active and engaged fatherhood than they often experienced with their own fathers.
WSCGs have provided opportunities for village women to overcome their social and cultural isolation, and take a more active and visible role in their communities.
This could be achieved through donors making more long-term pledges of support and through a more active and continuous dialogue between partners and the districts.
This result reflects the dual characteristic of DRC economy where agriculture and service sectors have strong linkages and play a more active role in the economy.
This allowed Slava and Teachworth to move the concept of the music video beyond traditional passive viewing, and towards a more active engagement with sound and vision.
