Idiom
Grass roots.
This idioms is often used in politics, where it refers to the ordinary people or voters.
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It all might seem less suggestive if it weren't for the fact that this whole "grass-roots movement" seems poised to make a lot of money — most of which seems destined to find its way to the usual suspects, none of whom are part of a grass-roots anything.
"It's a very passionate group," Mr. Stone says, "so the whole idea of encouraging trial and the grass roots was the way to go".
"This life is blue collar, grass roots, straightforward, get it done, not a whole lot of B.S. involved in it," he says.
Their grass roots movement calls for a return of the whole country to constitutional democracy.
"The whole ecology of the arts infrastructure in Glasgow has been based on the grass roots, gritty do-it-yourself attitude," Mr. Watt said.
"It is all grass roots.
Change the grass roots.
"It's grass roots.
"It was so grass roots.
"Grass roots all the way.
"Grass roots," the makeshift congregation thundered.
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