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- noun Plural form of
populist .
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Examples
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Unlike Reagan or FDR, or recent Latin American populists for that matter, Obama has an amazing thirteen-million name contact list with 2 million volunteers.
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If you compare and contrast Latin American populists, you notice many similarities but also significant differences across time and space.
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If Latin American populists made skilled use of radio in the twentieth century, today's populists must master the media environment to an even greater degree if they wish to thrive.
Nikolas Kozloff: Banana Republic, U.S.A.? "Populism" Comes to America 2010
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There will be no shortage of Latin American populists and European celebrities lining up to endorse the latter.
Ben S. Cohen: The PA's Choice: Palestinian State or Palestinian Cause Ben S. Cohen 2010
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If Latin American populists made skilled use of radio in the twentieth century, today's populists must master the media environment to an even greater degree if they wish to thrive.
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If you compare and contrast Latin American populists, you notice many similarities but also significant differences across time and space.
Nikolas Kozloff: Banana Republic, U.S.A.? "Populism" Comes to America 2010
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Unlike Reagan or FDR, or recent Latin American populists for that matter, Obama has an amazing thirteen-million name contact list with 2 million volunteers.
Nikolas Kozloff: Banana Republic, U.S.A.? "Populism" Comes to America 2010
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There will be no shortage of Latin American populists and European celebrities lining up to endorse the latter.
Ben S. Cohen: The PA's Choice: Palestinian State or Palestinian Cause Ben S. Cohen 2010
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Between 2002 and 2007, while the world was enjoying an unprecedented period of growth, it was easy to ignore those European socialists and Latin American populists who denounced the U.S. economic model as "cowboy capitalism."
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They've been confirmed again and again by generations of Latin American populists, from Juan Perón to Alan García.
Oil Wars 2009
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