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loyalist

noun as in supporter

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Once-sycophantic loyalists in Congress and in the right-wing media are now willing to criticize the president’s handling of the economy, his stance towards Israel and his immigration policies.

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I like your moxie and understand why bitcoin loyalists like you exist.

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In addition to bringing on loyalists, the administration has launched a purge of career FBI staff since January.

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She has called party loyalists to engage in “permanent mobilization.”

When Hussein was deposed in Iraq, the military officers, Ba’ath Party loyalists and regime-tied sycophants who ruled the roost for nearly a quarter-century were forced to make do with an entirely new situation.

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