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Paid television advertising so dominates the discourse that Mark H. Willes and Michael Parks, the publisher and the editor of The Los Angeles Times, decided that the paper should sponsor a candidate forum next week -- a step it had not generally taken in the past -- where the contenders could talk in a setting with time for more than slogans and sound bites.

I tried to decrypt the mysterious Russian soul, its dichotomy dominates the discourse on Russian identity --the dichotomy bEasten Eand and West, Europe and Asia, "Holiness and Sin".

This is a major paradigmatic challenge in South Africa, and Africa, where reductionist specialism dominates the discourse [ 6].

He presented the reforms that have dominated the discourse in the hours after our meeting.

That created a default voice that has come to dominate the discourse.

These ideas have dominated the discourse on environmental dynamics and Indus societal response during Indus times50.

English-language resources have dominated the discourse of digital humanities across the globe.

"They tend to dominate the discourse, even if they don't have high ratings," says Peter Esaiasson of Gothenburg University.

As the British Muslim reformer (and ex-Islamist) Maajid Nawaz says, "They dominate the discourse because they're violent".

We are left instead with the insistent, culturally determined arguments of Mr. Murray and others of like mind, dominating the discourse in a harsher America.

It's really frustrating that a completely, demonstrably false narrative about the crisis continues to dominate the discourse; and I'd hoped for better from Ken.