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Most supporters are firmly ensconced in the world of white evangelicalism, which is famously alienating to most everyone outside it.

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But through the legal process he spent as little time at court as possible, ensconced instead in the safety and privacy of his home.

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There is some hope that with a new economic adviser now ensconced in Downing Street and reporting to the prime minister, that the debate on tax is more open than before.

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We are ensconced in a bright white structure with gilded trim and pops of deep blue throughout.

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Vargas Llosa was a thinker firmly ensconced in the Western tradition.

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