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She aligns it with the old precolonial, precapitalist, pre-Christian religions, and with Carnival.
She aligns herself with another Mississippi native, Fannie Lou Hamer, who declared: "Nobody's free until everybody's free".
Or perhaps not so much his own music but his entire context — pop-country, as opposed the singer-songwriter country she aligns herself with.
Like Mr Cameron, she aligns looters' greed with the banking crisis and MPs fiddling expenses but says "swift, firm justice" was not meted out to the privileged.Mr Cameron's description of "communities without control" also rankles.
In studying Homo impeditus, the blocked or hobbled man, she aligns herself with "Rear Window" (1954) and "Misery" (1990), but those movies compensated with the wit of their imaginative roaming.
Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about the risk Hillary Rodham Clinton would be taking if she aligns her campaign for president too closely with President Obama's policies misstated the number of years she was in the Senate.
But she aligned herself with her time.
Clinton accused Sanders of harshly criticizing Obama as she aligned herself closely with the president.
Soon after the new university president, Susan Herbst, arrived, she aligned herself with Calhoun and ran off Athletic Director Jeff Hathaway.
On another occasion, she aligned with conservatives who take a limited view of when international law can be enforced in American courts.
But if her grievance had been about the besmirching of her reputation, Mr. Clinton wonders, why did she align herself with this right-wing publication?
