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was fringe
noun
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The only realm in which he showed direction — even distinction — was fringe politics.
He focused on early programmers because "what they were doing was fringe enough to the culture at the time".
It seemed to Vreeland that Loucks had been, in his weekly column, obliterating the line between what was part of normal politics in Bastrop County and what was fringe.
Before the idea of reducing legal immigration was fringe".
He thought the episode was Fringe "at its absolute finest," as the "mystery-of-the-week and the overarching plot worked in complete harmony with one another, proving that Fringe is entirely capable of delivering on both a serialized and episodic basis".
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Where the tone of the Puck Building was fringe-of-Soho raffish, the Starrett-Lehigh's tone is post-ironic and inspired.
Yes Gerald Ford was fringe-worthy, but he wasn't elected.
It was Fringes winter finale, with the next episode airing January 21 , 2011
"It's fringe groups.
"There are fringe elements of every faith".
Others, like the EDL, are fringe groupings.
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