91.   But it distanced itself from the mainstream of Indian politics by attempting to change the political discourse through Hindutva.

92.   Castro is known for his long political discourses.

93.   Chee and his lawyer also argued that the entertainment law should not apply to political discourse and that the licensing process discriminates against the opposition.

94.   Ever since, I have been thinking of how political discourse has changed among the well-to-do, English-speaking urban intelligentsia.

95.   In Israel, the bombing and other recent attacks have transformed political discourse.

96.   Nomthetho Simelane, a lecturer in the department of political science at the University of Swaziland, said the decree could devastate political discourse in the country.

97.   Republicans ratify a statement of policy principles Monday oddly lacking in that staple of political discourse -- attacks on the other guy.

98.   That, he warned, will alienate opponents like the Islamic fundamentalist Hamas group and diminish chances they might abandon attacks on Israelis in favor of political discourse.

99.   The fact that family planning acquired such an odious connotation in the popular imagination was in no small measure the consequence of the narrowing political discourse.

100.   The nature of the political discourse had become exclusionary across all parties.

a. + discourse >>共 206
public 16.45%
political 16.45%
civil 2.42%
academic 2.10%
american 1.94%
philosophical 1.61%
national 1.61%
intellectual 1.61%
serious 1.61%
everyday 1.61%
political + n. >>共 919
party 6.88%
leader 2.98%
prisoner 1.59%
analyst 1.43%
system 1.09%
reform 1.07%
crisis 1.03%
opponent 0.97%
career 0.97%
issue 0.93%
discourse 0.11%
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