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Many on the left are eager to explore the ways that Kirk's killer might have been radicalised by internet subcultures and group chats.

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For five years it hosted the country's finest and keenest skateboarders, witnessing flips and tricks as a new subculture boomed in popularity.

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Fans received replicas of his iconic red cap - glittering with HR initials - worn by Reshammiya along with his signature black leather robes that inspired a fashion subculture.

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“We were all trying to create some kind of new subculture or protest against the bland music of the day,” said Kid in a Zoom call before the show.

Nutrition is its own subculture that includes raw and organic food, supplements and Western and Chinese herbal remedies.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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