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loyalist

noun as in supporter

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The true test will come Jan. 27 when airline loyalists and new passengers the airline hopes to attract with assigned seating show up at the gate.

A Macron loyalist who previously served as defence minister, Lecornu agreed after he quit to stay on for two extra days to talk to all political parties.

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Lecornu, a Macron loyalist who previously served as defence minister, agreed to stay on for two extra days after he quit to talk to all political parties.

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Last year its audience dropped to under a million loyalists, who had to stream it online.

Orban also installed a loyalist chief prosecutor under whose office “numerous high-profile allegations of corruption have been either quietly shelved or investigated perfunctorily before being dropped,” according to EU Today.

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