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The mainstream argues that people save as much as they can, voluntarily, and that if taxes are reduced, as the Bush administration proposes, people will save a substantial portion of the windfall.

Many younger activists, fighting to challenge stereotypes about their sexual orientation, resented the way he constructed a neutered, effeminate persona designed not to frighten or challenge the mainstream, argues Pyron.

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and liberal opinion leaders like The New York Times editorial board have brought expansion proposals into the mainstream, arguing that increasing Social Security benefits is a logical response to what they say is an impending retirement income deficit.

The striking achievement of Union City, N.J. — bringing poor, mostly immigrant kids into the educational mainstream argues for reinventing the public schools we have.

Nobody in the mainstream press argues otherwise, and even in the free-for-all of social media the posting of such jihadi snuff films is reviled.

Dr. Thomas Szasz, a psychiatrist who in the 1960's defined himself as far outside the mainstream by arguing that mental illness was a myth, recently wrote a book called "Pharmacracy," about the invasive rule of medicine as it defines our lives.

A few, outside the mainstream, have argued over the years that Social Security restricts liberty, but the overwhelming majority of Americans understand that Social Security, which provides a guaranteed source of income that one cannot outlive, enhances freedom.

As the farmers cram under a small awning decorated with Fairtrade bunting, Peter talks co-op leader to co-op leaders - criticising the failings of the mainstream market economy; arguing the case for a social economy.

In fact if it was the job of student unions to promote voices that were excluded from the mainstream, you could argue that the BNP would have a case to be heard.

In recent years Romer has come to criticise the mainstream economic establishment, arguing against the fashion for mathematical equations in econometrics, which dominates university teaching, preferring economics that takes human behaviour into account.

Gorsuch, a federal appeals court judge from Colorado, is ideologically out of the mainstream, Senate Democrats argued, saying that while he may be a smart and accomplished judge, he's shown himself to be an activist who protects corporations at the expense of regular people.

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