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Candidates in New York reach out to ethnic and religious constituencies as a matter of course, finding reasons to visit Israel, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

For instance, she complained that the Democratic Leadership Council -- which helped catapult Mr. Clinton, a former chairman, onto the national stage -- treats progressives like "dinosaurs" and regards the party's traditional mishmash of constituencies as a politically lethal disease.

That's why it's vitally important we build new political constituencies as a part of the clean energy transition.

Mr. Cohen said he wants to serve all of the traditional scholarly constituencies, "as well as a broad audience currently locked out of gated scholarship".

By mentioning the size of China's youngest generation, she also intends to send the I.O.C. another message: giving the Games to Beijing will win the committee the allegiance of a huge constituency, as well as a huge market.

Fortunately, his attempts to buy Slovakia's largest insurer and third-largest bank came to nothing.VSZ is now a large political constituency as well as a huge chunk of the economy.

Finally, drug-abusing AIDS patients are not as sympathetic a constituency as, say, children with juvenile diabetes.

We have committed to the holding of a convention for higher education in February 2016 to bring together as wide a constituency as is possible in defence of the sector from the reforms.

Space Exploration needs to be sustainable and as such should be supported by a constituency as wide as possible, at global level, beyond Space Agencies.

"It creates a new market for farmers," she said, "and a new constituency as well that will understand and support farmers".

The divide has deepened since Mr. Thaksin courted a poor constituency as a foundation of power.