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Tireless organizer of community forums and persistent champion of peace and social justice.
Later, Professor Bethe became a persistent champion of nuclear arms control, helping to persuade the White House to ban atmospheric nuclear tests in 1963 and antiballistic missile systems in 1972.
Ilham Tohti, an economist and persistent champion of the rights of China's Muslim Uighur minority group, will face trial in Xinjiang on Wednesday.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey seemed taken aback when news of the grant money was proudly announced by the tunnel's most persistent champion, Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, and a spokesman said that it would be "premature" to interpret the new cash at their disposal as an actual commitment to do anything.
Il Campionissimo, the Champion of Champions.
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While he has supporters in both parties, critics say he was a consistent champion of bigger budgets but much less persistent when it came to scrutinizing mistakes.
It is illogical that a country like America, with a persistent $600 billion trade deficit, could be viewed as anything but a champion of free trade.
"I just don't believe he has been a champion of kids," said Bill Cala, the school superintendent in Fairport, N.Y., and a persistent critic.
The construction industry in general has been a persistent source of problems for the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has been an aggressive champion of development over the course of his two terms.
