In the 1930s his politics might best be described as populist, a political tradition that pitted the little man against big business and privileged establishments.
Since that day, there has been very little doubt that the tradition would continue here in Detroit.
Some Republicans have tried to extend the Buckley tradition, but to little effect.
More likely, it was the shakeup that Gainsbourg inflicted on the tradition of the chanson, which the movie has little time to explore, and which would, in any case, be hard for outsiders to grasp.
Little Plume explains in the Native American tradition, the eagle is sacred.
In this episode, Quest delves a little deeper into tradition to unearth the ingredients that make this time of year such an irresistible wave of fun and festivity.
But he has little in common with the turbanned scholars of Egyptian tradition, or the fiery militant preachers of the 1980s.
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The higher tariff is proving little match for age-old tradition.
He spends too much time quoting obscure reviewers and reciting minor academic quarrels, and says too little about Trevor-Roper's place in the great tradition of British historians.
And another study led by Stuckler found that in Finland, where there is a long tradition of such programs, suicide rates increased by little to none during the recessions of the early 90s and in the past few years.
The budget process was criticized for continuing Albany's tradition of closed-door negotiations among top leaders with little if any real role for rank-and-file lawmakers, who under a budget reform law were supposed to hash out spending agreements in public.
I've always found it funny that we prefer to eat this way, with little regard for culinary borders, but once the restaurant doors open, we revert to serving a cuisine hampered by tradition.
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