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advocate
noun as in person supporting an idea or cause publicly
verb as in support idea or cause publicly
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“It would be even larger than the Reagan-era disability cuts, which the Reagan administration was forced to reverse amid fierce opposition from governors, courts, beneficiaries, and advocates.”
De Paz had long advocated for street vendors in the Melrose/Vermont area, informing other vendors of their rights with the Community Power Collective, a nonprofit group in east Los Angeles.
Of the nine Rent Guidelines Board members, two represent tenants, two landlords, and five advocate for the general public.
As for the advocates who say they don’t want their autism “cured,” she notes no one is talking about a cure for people like them, or her.
Additionally, Musgraves has been a longtime fan of and advocate for Mexican artists.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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