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American Crossroads' involvement reflects the campaign's growing national prominence, with top Democrats trying to turn it into a referendum on the policies Republicans are championing in Washington.

It was a cost-effective method, which promoted local capacity and built on the community-based approach Blue Ventures was championing in its conservation work.

Not surprisingly, Mrs. Clinton's health care policy is very similar to the initiatives that the Clinton administration has been championing in Washington since the failure in 1994 of her proposal to provide health insurance for every American.

Health Care Mrs. Clinton's health care policy is very similar to the proposals that the Clinton administration has been championing in Washington since the failure in 1994 of her proposal to provide health insurance for every American.

And we can expect further effort to be directed toward improving energy efficiency over speed—something that SoftBank's recently acquired ARM Holdings has been championing in recent years with its dominant range of chips designed for smartphones and Internet of things applications.

The idea of open journalism which the Guardian is championing in 2012 is not a new one for the newspaper; as our From the archive piece for 12 March illustrates, the Guardian has a long tradition of opening up debate and analysis among its readers.

Wimbledon's champion-in-waiting.

Ajax were champions in 1995.

The Wings repeated as champions in 1998.

"The Stanley Cup champions, in Boston.

Mime found another champion in Marcel Marceau.