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Rather than seek to bind the religious and the secular, Erdogan has angrily, even vindictively, sought to push them farther apart.

Merry's project Sweet Land of Liberty places nude, painted, and often coupled individuals at historically political US sites, like the White House and the Washington Monument to explore "the architectural symbols of power versus the people" and to "celebrate First Amendment freedoms and wanting to push them farther," Merry explains.

At the nexus of funemployment and superfluous political hackery comes the Crash The Tea Party movement, fronted by Jason Levin, who has been organizing a cadre of infiltrators to attend Tea Party rallies in order to "push them farther from the mainstream".

Obviously, the goal is to remove crumbs and dust, not push them farther into your computer.

This will only push them farther away and you will see even less of them in the future.

In 1978, China and Japan signed a general friendship treaty, pushing them farther in the background.

Companies can hire people to write positive reviews about products and apps in online forums and stores, driving interest and pushing them farther up the roster.

Some -- the entire post-Cage "downtown" school of American composition -- have taken his radical experiments, pushed them farther and made more convincing music out of them.

The government formally annulled a 2002 cease-fire a year ago, and over the last several months, the military has advanced steadily into rebel-held territory, first sweeping the rebels away from the northwestern coast and then pushing them farther into the northeast.

Some of the protesters carried vinegar-soaked tissues to stave off the sting of tear gas after security forces pushed them farther away from the mosque.

The reality of American politics is that the parties have sorted themselves into more ideologically coherent groups in the last few decades, mostly because of issues related to race, pushing them farther apart from one another.