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She advocates brands, but not upstart's fanaticism.

Some advocates of the tax, however, eye broader benefits.

Prohibition advocates can point to some positive effects.

Confucius for example advocates the cultivation of reciprocal perspectives.

For many years, open source advocates have used philosophical arguments to bolster their case.

The response of civil-liberties advocates has been swift and dogged.

Almost all advocates of early withdrawal stress the desirability of co-operation with Iraq's neighbours.

They can be SOA advocates, because of technological advantages of service orientated technology.

Zhang maintains: "sicken by emotion, cured by emotion", and he advocates psychotherapy, and psychotherapy and medicaments are all important.

There is a lot of merit in the “debt snowball” concept, which advocates paying off the smallest debt first.

Some of the staunchest humanities advocates, however, admit that they have failed to make their case effectively.

Still, as I said, advocates of health care reform were willing to cut Mr. Obama some slack.

Like much education research (large schools vs. small, charters vs. public), advocates on either side can find vindication if they look hard enough.

The hope that veteran's advocates like Rieckhoff have is that soldiers get a fair shake and a fuller understanding of the difficult job they do.

If this was not music to the ears of advocates of the humanities, they quickly found a soulmate in Steve Jobs.

Scientists need to respond forcefully to animal rights advocates , whose arguments are confusing the public and thereby threatening advances in heath knowledge and care.

And is the practice as useful as its advocates claim, or is the popular suspicion that it leads to cut corners and dismal service correct?

Last year, reproductive justice advocates beat back a bill that would require doctors to "screen" women of color having abortions for some kind of pressure to abort because of race.

“This is our town, ” declares Jerry Hart, a retired worker for the Internal Revenue Service and one of the ordinance’s main advocates. “Nobody is going to take care of us but us.”

There is a misconception that any autistic person who advocates for support and acceptance instead of cure must be "high functioning" (see Controversy 5.) and not actually be disabled by their autism.