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politics

[pol-i-tiks] / ˈpɒl ɪ tɪks /


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In a statement, Channel 4 said his address "comes at the end of a year when US politics has featured heavily in news and current affairs programming".

From BBC

Mr. Crow, a professor of modern art at New York University, has previously written about the relationship between art and politics in 18th-century France and America’s 1960s counterculture.

From The Wall Street Journal

The atmosphere at AmericaFest has always been where politics, celebrity and branding collide.

From Salon

But mysticism also holds sway behind the closed door of politics.

From Barron's

The elder Cannon covered Reagan’s two-term presidency in the 1980s, but his relationship with the enigmatic Republican leader went back to the 1960s, when Reagan moved from acting to politics.

From Los Angeles Times