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"Johnson combines a monolithic scale with an intimacy in our encounter with her subjects," Ms Pinfield added.

In a polarized political environment, it can be easy to forget that political camps are not monolithic.

In his coverage, Navarro rejected notions that Latinos were a monolithic community.

And yet her campaign is conducting itself—as it is on so many issues in which public opinion is not nearly as monolithic as some strategists believe—as if Democrats hold the losing hand and need to either keep it hidden for as long as possible or draw new cards from the dealer.

While chefs, like any professional group, are far from monolithic in their political views, there is a notable resonance between the culinary world and the Harris-Walz ticket.