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In conditions like this, opportunistic "counter-elite" figures like Trump are "typical actors," I wrote in 2020, "but some counter-elite figures — such as the Gracchi brothers during the Roman Republic — promote more just alternatives."

From Salon

His sexuality is unclear and seemingly opportunistic.

"IL-13 may be an important risk factor for health care-associated and opportunistic lung infections, further supporting exploration of IL-13 as a target for treatment," Skaar noted.

Mr Dunn said fleet e-bikes used for delivery were often targeted by "opportunistic" thieves.

From BBC

We can expect him to use the office in blatantly transactional ways and be easily manipulated by opportunistic actors, foreign and domestic.

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

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