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Among them is a young black woman who stands before a peace-sign graffito with the confidence of a crusader about to take on the world.

But in the last few weeks, he began talking like a crusader about rooting out soft money, which political parties and interest groups use to allow candidates to skirt legal limits on political fund-raising.

Equally talked about, but less successful, was Richard T. Kelly's state-of-the-nation novel Crusaders, about a cleric in Newcastle.

But the Rugby Football League said there would now be discussions with the Crusaders about the Welsh club playing in the second tier Championship.

Upon his return to Australia in 1918 he published a volume of memoirs, Modern Crusaders, about his exploits in the Light Horse Brigade.

The crusader worries about the future of all those unemployed graduates.

First up, the ever-attentive Mail Online raised the unlikely prospect that the caped crusader is about to be outed as gay by DC comics.

So much so that the caped crusader gets – and just about earns – top billing.

The Crusaders set about the conquest of the European and Asiatic provinces.

Anti-obesity crusaders worry about food deserts inner-city areas that lack fruit andeserts inner-cityh some studies doubt areasink bethatn poor access to healack fruitand obesity.

Edward Yardeni, the chief investment strategist for Deutsche Bank Securities, was one of the most vocal Y2K crusaders, preaching about global problems that might arise from the inability of computers to distinguish between 1900 and 2000.