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Mark Silk, director of the Center for the Study of Religion in Public Life at Trinity College in Hartford, said the rising acceptance of religion in campaigns is the expression of a clear social trend.

As a result of the campaign, the expression Orpington Man entered the lexicon as depicting a new phenomenon – the volatile voter.

The original Shechen monastery in Tibet was destroyed by the Chinese in a campaign to discourage the expression of Tibetan culture and religion.

"The expression of transphobic views directly discriminates" against "valued members of our campaign".

Is it the expression of the mother?

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Voters could scarcely miss the expressions of religious faith by candidates in this presidential campaign.

I wondered whether Harris felt that she had made a compromise in choosing to come aboard the Clinton campaign, the most mainstream expression of the American left, and Harris smiled.

Stung by a string of terrorist attacks by Uighurs, members of a Muslim minority who live in northwestern China's Xinjiang region, the Communist Party has stepped up an intrusive campaign against expressions of religious identity in the group.

So the campaign of leaks is an expression of the consensus within the security and law enforcement apparatus that Something Must Be Done about Kadyrov.

Rather than dismissing the yes campaign as an insular expression of base nationalism, might it make more sense for the English left to help the Scots make the break that will force reform on the centralised British constitution?