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Since it was created in 1962, the leadership of FOSIS has often had some ideological overlap with the Egyptian-based Muslim Brotherhood and Jamaat e-Islami, the Pakistani Islamist party.
Shortly before starting work on the album, Harrison gave a radio interview to Village Voice reporter Howard Smith, and explained that, although he had some ideological differences with Lennon, his objection to any possible Beatles reunion was based solely on his musical differences with McCartney.
But before Obama can purge Washington of the scourge of Friedmanism, he has some ideological house cleaning of his own to do.
She said: "He actually seems to have some ideological commitment, which could get the Labour party to think about what it actually stands for".
You write as if antifa protesters are a "group" with whom we have some ideological sympathy, but whose methods we happen to reject, and you contrast our allegedly sympathetic treatment of this group with our criticisms of some conservative student organizations.
Leaving the college in Ariel, Mr. Dayan declared, "This is exactly what I want for Judea and Samaria: it's a university that has some ideological tone, but it's 21st-century, and it's integral to the fabric of Israeli society".
Under Chávez, the Bolivarian revolution had accommodated some ideological diversity within its ranks.
The factions they serve may have some modest ideological flavour, but most are vehicles for distributing party and ministerial posts; they seldom promote reform.
Russia historically remained mostly a behind-the-scenes player, perhaps because Soviet authorities would have had to perform some ideological gymnastics to promote a product consumed principally by the rich of the capitalist world.
