Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, tried to take out a moderate member of his own party: He spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in an attempt to topple Houston-based state Rep. Sarah Davis in support of a more conservative candidate.
Here we extend the probability mapping approach by improving taxon sampling of the analyzed datasets, and by using bootstrap support values, a more conservative tool to assess reliability.
With the race for a new Oakland mayor in full swing, Mr. Brown said he was supporting Don Perata, a more conservative Democrat, who is supported by businesses and the police union.
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The majority of studies that have explored the relationship between arterial hyperoxia and mortality in critically ill patients are retrospective observational investigations, with only one prospective before-after study supporting the safety of a more conservative strategy.
A large cross placed outside the palace became a political statement, a show of support for a vision of a more conservative, more religious, more nationalistic Poland, a Poland run by the Kaczynski brothers, many political scientists, religious leaders and demonstrators said.
"It was interesting: a more liberal viewer enjoyed and supported Brody in Homeland and a more conservative viewer thought he was an outright terrorist and was to be condemned.
Yet his hand-picked successor, former Representative Bob Franks, failed to win the nomination, leaving the party's leadership in the hands of Mr. Schundler, who supports a much more conservative agenda.
Hakura added that getting the support of more conservative, religious people was a significant achievement for Kilicdaroglu – whose party was traditionally seen as an elitist, secularist institution – and showed the growing public discontent with Erdoğan's authoritarianism, even among his party's presumed base.
WASHINGTON — As House Republican leaders worked to cobble together a spending plan for this year that can win bipartisan support, their more conservative members made increasingly clear on Thursday that they consider a proposed $33 billion budget cut to be insufficient.
