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localism
noun as in barbarism
noun as in dialect
noun as in idiom
noun as in parlance
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Surfers can be notoriously territorial, and while I didn’t encounter any hostile localism at Westport, surfing’s growing popularity in Western Washington, combined with limited jetty parking, may occasionally raise tensions.
“Localism has been too impactful, meaning people locally are pushing back against new housing starts and construction.”
If the city, whose officials have in the past characterized the aggressive Lunada Bay localism as “urban legend,” is found to have violated the Coastal Act, it could face huge penalties, up to $15,000 a day.
His enthusiasm for the CrunchyCon ideals of localism and smallness, at least, were sincere.
As you read the list keep in mind that localism of ownership is critical and that newspapers should never again become controlled by absent investors who do not care about our communities.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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