Over recent years this version of the party, with its more geographically diverse middle-class base, has lost influence.
This, at times, puts them at odds with large parts of the middle- and working-class base of the Democratic Party.
By minimising the gender gap among its working-class base, the National Front could claim the support of over 20% of the overall electorate, according to Ms Mayer.
Formed on a working-class base, Labor claims to be the first party of its kind in the Western world to have won power: in Queensland in 1899 (briefly), then as a national government five years later.
Japan, the optimists argue, is on the verge of a colossal boom: a huge domestic economy, a mind boggling capital base, world class technology, a decent managerial class, and a growing appreciation of entrepreneurialism means that Japan is ready to kick ass in the new millennium.
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Mrs Thatcher's three successive election victories so changed the nature of politics that even the Labour Party, traditionally the champion of the working classes, came to adopt a similar view of the world, competing for a tiny number of swing voters while reasoning that its traditional working-class base had nowhere else to go.
It emerged in the inter-war years as a split from republican liberalism, and while it became a traditional social democratic party after the fall of the Colonels regime in 1974, its forms of organisation, and mass base among civil servants and small business people, lead some to compare it to Argentine "Peronism" - that is left nationalism with a working class base.
So the Tories are desperate to shore up their base among middle-class voters: time therefore for a risk.
Our region offers a strong manufacturing and supply chain base, world-class research facilities, a highly-skilled workforce, and economic development organizations that foster innovation and entrepreneurship.
We have strong institutions, a world-class research base and dedicated staff.
Among the factors working in John Lewis' favour, Mr Bubb notes higher confidence of its middle-class customer base and the stronger recovery in London and the South East where the company has most of its stores.
The UK has a world class knowledge base and we hope that the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering will re-invigorate interest and passion in engineering that will make the most of what we already have and build on it.
Charles MacKinnon of Thurleigh Investment Managers also argues that shares in global firms with a diversified profits base are an attractive asset class in an era when governments are generally trying to reduce the value of their currencies.
But Republicans are hardly the ideal champions for a measure that primarily benefits poor blacks in the inner cities not least because their own base, the middle-class suburbs, are perfectly happy with their local schools (which are often the reason why they live where they do).
They base that on the fact that Class 4 cards from multiple manufacturers seem vulnerable.
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Real democracy has never thrived here, at least in part because the landowning class remains the principal social base from which politicians emerge.
Last year HMS Clyde was the first vessel to emerge from the Hampshire naval base since 1967, when Leander-class frigate HMS Andromeda was completed.
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Crucially, the Republican Party's base is united by culture, not class.
Additionally, the internal SSD in the Modbook Pro's base configuration goes from a 64GB NisharaTM-class drive to a 120GB SansharaTM-class high- performance drive.
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It has world class cities, with a sizeable consumer base in urban centers like St.
They bring in more middle-class residents, which broadens the tax base and so pays for more improvements: a virtuous cycle.
Once Medicaid expands, and turns into a middle class benefit, there will be a base of political pressure to correct these problems.
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The candidates were speaking to the converted, but it was clear that Hamas had a popular base, and that its adherents included middle-class Algerians.
Accustomed to magnificence from James, Wade and Chris Bosh, the fan base can seem like a toddler nestled in first class enthusiastic, though not quite aware of how privileged this is.
The most likely result: a recession that would lead to yet higher federal deficits, higher unemployment, a further squeeze on the middle-class and a contraction in the tax base that would threaten to bankrupt public employee pension plans from California to New York.
They are bent on destroying the middle class and good a portion of our tax base.
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While Obama has been solidifying his base of younger, college-educated, higher-paid voters, he has steadily been chipping away Clinton's base of blue-collar, older, working-class voters.
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Pte First Class Kimberly Rivera had been serving as a base guard in Baghdad when she fled to Canada in 2007 with her husband and children.
The former Saks vice chairman, who oversees a sprawling international fashion, retail and real estate empire from his base in Belgium, sails a restored 1933 J-Class called Velsheda.
The Ministry of Commerce is planning to assist manufacturers in identifying new markets beyond the U.S. and Europe, particularly India which is going through its own middle class expansion, albeit from a much lower base.
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