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As Venezuela approaches a surprisingly competitive presidential election on Oct. 7, the ease with which propaganda gets enshrined as truth is getting increasingly worrisome.

"It would be smart general election messaging if the popular idea of debt-free college with a tuition-free component gets enshrined in the Democratic platform".

Taylor and other campaigners pointed to recent arrests of more than 30 young protesters near Kartong as evidence that even if the FGM ban gets enshrined in law, the Gambian government does not always honour its legal commitments.

"There is also the anxiety of hierarchy who gets enshrined on your grid, and who becomes a part of your Instagram story?

His principles of unconditional humanitarianism got enshrined in the Geneva Conventions, earned him the first Nobel Peace Prize, and have stood as the industry standard ever since.

Galileo would go on to catalogue sunspots on the surface of the Sun, in direct conflict with the prevailing view that the heavens were perfect and unchanging, as had been held from the time of the Greeks, and had gotten enshrined by the Church.

Canada is finally getting enshrined protections for transgender people.

But it has enabled me to reflect a bit -- not just on Anglo-American relations broadly (which most of the British media are now extensively and thoroughly examining, while no mass American media are the slightest bit interested) but also on the specific kinds of British idiosyncrasies that can get enshrined as media stereotypes.

January appears to have become enshrined as Retail Month, when people send or take back the presents they were given and get the things they really wanted instead.

Anachronistic franchise laws have enshrined a horribly inefficient distribution system.

Strom was also an advocate to get Rudolph enshrined into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.