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How much time, if any, should be set aside for avowedly opposition programs?

Even now, the rules are different for avowedly Christian bands.

Walsh's work is written from an avowedly Catholic point of view.

By their very nature they would become avowedly ethnic - another first for the continent.

It will be said that this is avowedly a preposterous example.

It has fallen to among the lowest in avowedly Christian countries.

Cooper's avowedly postmodern novel is actually two books in one.

In the same way, he and the other Christian radicals were avowedly secular men.

It is an avowedly Christian group, and traces its founding to 1778.

And they are avowedly in favor of abortion rights.

"It was the first avowedly feminist column in any national women's magazine," she said.

Even the most avowedly nonpartisan investigation will inevitably be political.

He is avowedly pro-choice on the issue of abortion and women's reproductive rights.

His only hope lay in his avowedly superior brain power.

"On this occasion the King holds an avowedly representative position.

Neither wanted to have an avowedly partisan elected politician in prime time.

That, in turn, represents an illegal use of soft money by an avowedly political group to influence federal elections.

The executive branch action was actually, not merely "avowedly," motivated by national security concerns.

It combined advanced technology and engineering with an avowedly Communist social purpose.

In a few instances, the committee avowedly exercised considerable discretion.

He was avowedly not a Communist, but supported the philosophies of socialism.

He might have added that many policy issues cannot be decided on the basis of avowedly rational expert judgment alone.

For a decade beginning in the mid-1970s, she was an avowedly feminist writer.

The tone is avowedly religious, everything refracted through the Torah way of life.

Avowedly heterosexual, she said she never had a desire to marry or have children.