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Hamas's political control, military organisation, and ideological legitimacy still outweigh those of the gangs or clans, none of which, analysts say, have the strength or support to challenge it.

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In contrast, “terrorists” are, by definition, motivated by ideological goals often involving politics or religion — not profit.

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Fake accounts attempting to manipulate the market are on the rise, particularly on topics that draw interest from ideological, activist or state-backed actors, according to Cyabra.

Carney, leader of Canada’s Liberal Party, and Ford, head of Ontario’s Progressive Conservative Party, are on different sides of the ideological spectrum but say they are aligned on the trade war.

In the face of ideological challenges and pragmatic objections, both men insisted that the dignity of each individual person was sacred and inviolable, and that individual rights must prevail against states and ideologies.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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