As a student 50 years ago I read the American historian Richard Hofstadter's essay The Paranoid Style of American Politics, in which anti-foreigner nativism could easily be harnessed against newcomers, outsiders, black people, capitalism, Jews, the usual suspects.
Language of entitlement harnessed against programs boosting the poorest serves as distraction from the dirty little Washington secret - the consistent milking of the federal treasury by elites resulting in a huge "entitlement" culture redistributing wealth from the bottom to the top.
In Essex County, Candace Straight, the Republican, has tried to harness sentiment against the arena and use it against Joseph N. DiVincenzo, a Democratic freeholder.
In the early 20th century, when the modern secret service was born, some came to suspect that unscrupulous politicians or agents might harness it against democratically elected governments that they didn't like.
And then, when it arrived, Mr. Mason yelled, "Go, go, go!" We ran downhill awkwardly, tethered by the tandem harness, straining against the weight of our inflating glider, until our feet left the ground.
"Ignoring his plea for me to hold on, I let go of the harness, pushing against the wall, and I fell.
Only the default power has the power to harness a coalition against Iran.
The party is trying to harness popular anger against graft by allowing some oversight online, either through the microblogging site Weibo or the new "informant pages".
Here the FBI targeted lawmakers who were willing to be bribed for their influence in helping a troubled harness track compete against a rival Thoroughbred track for more gambling opportunities.
In the report, which was issued Tuesday, the agency concluded that a wire rope attached to Ms. Guillot-Guyard's safety harness had scraped against suspension equipment during a rapid ascent near the end of the show and became detached as a result, causing her to fall 94 feet to her death.
