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"But perhaps we shouldn't be too quick to cleanly equate one man with the other – because Jay Kelly isn't Jay Kelly either, and that's the problem."

Those warrants haven’t been exercised, but they equate to firm government authority over the firms’ activities.

Speaking to the New Left Review, Sultana praised Corbynism's mass appeal, but said he "capitulated" to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism, saying it "equates it with anti-Zionism".

He has, for many years, equated criticism of Israel with antisemitism.

Lewis says it started to damage his self-esteem and he found himself chasing validation - equating his worth with his body.