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The speech was as eloquent in its way as Barack Obama's "race speech," in the 2008 campaign, not because of its radical originality––like Obama's, it was rooted in decades of progressive thought––but because of its potential to affect policy and mainstream opinion.

Munich's oldest mosque is under police surveillance because of its radical tendencies.

Because of its radical nature, ATRP is tolerant to many functionalities in monomers leading to polymers with functionalities along the chains.

A recent opinion poll showed a majority of French voters consider the National Front a danger to democracy because of its radical stands.

Erna Solberg, whose Conservative Party last month ousted Labour after two terms in government, has negotiated a minority coalition with the Progress Party, which since its founding in 1973 has been frozen out of power because of its radical views on immigration, tax and spending.

YBF, which uses the strapline "Your gateway to the Conservative movement", has been dubbed the "Conservative madrasa" because of its radical views which include describing the NHS as the biggest waste of money in the UK, and suggesting that waterboarding prisoners can be justified.

Because of its excellent radical scavenging properties monoHER can effectively protect the heart against free radicals produced by doxorubicin.

In November 1302 Boniface had issued an even more fundamental declaration concerning the position of the papacy in the Christian world, the bull Unam Sanctam ("One Holy"), which has become the most widely known of all papal documents of the Middle Ages because of its allegedly radical and extreme formulation of the content of the papal office.

Melatonin may inhibit adduct formation with DNA because of its free radical scavenging/antioxidant action [ 38].

Given these factors, the endogenous peptide carnosine may be potentially beneficial in the treatment of AD because of its free-radical scavenger and metal chelating properties.

If Hezbollah was once an ally of the government, it is now considered a threat because of its support for radical Islam.