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Note the irony of celebrating Nixon and Kissinger for abandoning the ruinous policies toward Russia, China and Vietnam that they had risen to power advocating.

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Yet some fire safety advocates argue there’s simply no need to engage in dramatic, high-risk operations in order to make a difference.

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Two prominent organizations that advocate for trans rights, Lambda Legal and the Trevor Project, did not respond to requests for interviews.

The Federal Reserve’s recent rate cut to 3.75%-4% revealed internal divisions, with one official advocating for no cut and another for a deeper one.

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She has advocated for a “single-party system” branded under the guise of “solidarity,” but the result is an autocratic surveillance state that suppresses free speech, upheld by a violent paramilitary police force.

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