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- noun Plural form of
progressivist .
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Examples
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Many progressivists in the nonproliferation community expected both last Tuesday.
U.S. Nuclear Posturing Makes No Major Promises Michael J. Martin 2010
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I think the progressivists have made it into a class war through the Marxist determination of a system based on victim and perpetrator.
Progressivism Challenges Liberal Democracy « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2008
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That said, many evolutionary scientists seem to be ardent progressivists.
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Unlike nonproliferation progressivists, Kupchan was not surprised by the absence of substantive promises to stay off the defensive in Tuesday's release.
U.S. Nuclear Posturing Makes No Major Promises Michael J. Martin 2010
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They were all progressivists, though interestingly of quite different kinds.
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The progressivists love war, as it is the health of the State, and are on record see John Dewey as noting only war can bring about the national unity they so crave.
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The people in Australia who oppose this the most strongly are middle class progressivists, the welfare bureaucracy, the educational guardians who are more interested in looking after their own rights than the rights of the most disadvantaged people.
Teemu talks nonsense about the OLPC Bill Kerr 2008
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But the artist may well find in it more promise for his cause than in all the talk of progressivists about 'mastering the machine.'
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Us progressivists are viewed as whimps and candy asses.
Think Progress » Media Matters takes on Culture Warrior. 2006
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Us progressivists are viewed as whimps and candy asses.
Think Progress » Media Matters takes on Culture Warrior. 2006
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