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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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compassionate
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Critics worry that compassionate conservatism involves subcontracting social welfare to nutty evangelicals.
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Call it compassionate conservatism on offense.
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Critics also worry that compassionate conservatism is a leap in the dark without any empirical evidence to back it up.
fiscal
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They speak of economic justice, economic redevelopment, fiscal conservatism and good business.
social
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The opposition against him was straight prejudice, and a commentary upon the social conservatism of mid-Victorian trade unionists.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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They like the Pope's policy of conservatism on religious doctrine.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Increasingly that view is regarded as retro, the old conservatism rather than the new.
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It also suggests a unity of interest between the various forces of finance and conservatism .
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Perhaps the most interesting response to the plight of modern conservatism comes from the cultural reformers.
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The Declaration of Rights itself was couched in the language of political conservatism .
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There are different depths of conservatism possible.
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There was a strong strain of Anglophilia in the Alsop clan, and a consistent devotion to the politics of moderate conservatism .
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What do you think is the most sensible assumption and the most questionable assumption of conservatism ?
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Working-class conservatism and Conservatism is a well known phenomenon.