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A source in Istanbul linked to the insurgency said: "The fight in Syria and the seeping of Islamic State ideology back to the Caucasus has harmed our image a lot.

In 1931 James Truslow Adams argued that chasing the spectre of wealth is what got America into the mess of the Depression; he carefully traced that ideology back to the 19th century, when there developed a "new conception of business as somehow a social and patriotic duty".

Some 25 Indian Muslim youths have already responded to IS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's call in Syria, and hundreds are on their way to join -- any of whom could bring IS ideology back into India.

This single sentence has become the rickety basis of an ideology backed by the millions-strong gun lobby.

Never mind relearning the case for bank regulation; what we learned, instead, is what happens when an ideology backed by vast wealth and immense power confronts inconvenient facts.

He published New Left writers but disagreed with their revolutionary politics, declaring himself against all "isms" and abhorring any ideology backed by violence.

The seven leading Democratic candidates for mayor are mostly in line with the union's ideology, backing its calls to reduce testing and offer more support to failing schools.

In Diyala Province, still a hotbed of Iraq's Sunni insurgency, Shiite leaders say they are seeking volunteers for a "combat regiment" to defend the Zeinab shrine against "the holders of extremist Salafi ideology backed by gulf states," according to Abu Ali al-Moussawi, the head of a recruitment committee.

One respondent was a migrant laborer who traveled to the capital city for work and brought modern ideologies back to his village.

The rise of Hefazat mirrors the declining secular ideology dating back to independence.

Adam Bonica, a political scientist at Stanford, has developed estimates of candidate ideology dating back to 1980 based on the apparent ideology of a candidate's donors.