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loyalty

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The video’s major theme was that critics of Mr. Carlson—for promoting rather than challenging a proud antisemite—were trying to suppress Christian criticism of Israel and impose loyalty to a foreign government, betraying America.

Discounts tend to come from larger retailers as opposed to small businesses, which thrive on customer loyalty and repeat business.

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Payments executives have questioned whether it can attract consumer loyalty to its card the way Apple does.

The business-facing part of the company works with banks and credit-card companies to help them design loyalty programs with travel perks.

They don’t swear loyalty to red or blue; they back whoever they think will deliver.

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

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