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For more than a decade, espousing that view seemed to be required of any party that wanted to win a general election.

This win-win female sex fantasy scenario allows her to fully indulge her femininity, while still espousing the merits of feminism.

But nobody was ever sent to prison for espousing the wrong value for the Hubble constant. There is always room for more data to argue over.

One friend of his, an American who works in film, was paid to represent a Canadian company and give a speech espousing a low-carbon future.

Early on, GASB began espousing the concept of public accountability.

Moussaoui grew a beard, started to dress in traditional Pakistani clothes and began espousing his brand of militant Islam to others.

This is an increasingly common attitude in the media world as well, one I've even heard myself espousing at times.

East Coast styles were generally hard-core, with rappers espousing political and social ideals, often from an afro-centric perspective.

But, like modifiable front pages, website customisation is something that Yahoo was espousing a decade ago.

Ben Franklin got rich recommending it. Housewives embroidered pillows espousing it.

and thirdly, consciously espousing the method of joining theory and practice.

sing(, ) the drinking song and marriage song when espousing.

These more pragmatic sorts argue that they deserve the chance to prove that they are sincere in espousing pluralistic politics.

I am not espousing sacrificing our beliefs or what we feel is truth. Not at all.

There are certainly elements in what she is espousing that have scientific evidence that they constitute good parenting.

Espousing or reflecting values that are different from those of the establishment