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"To meaningfully address the housing crisis, Democrats need to move beyond just the public-private paradigm and invest directly in housing as a public good," he wrote, while also acknowledging that Harris' plans include meaningful policies to curb exploitation by private-sector landlords.

From Salon

In the chain-saw paradigm, the scariest monster is the one born in your own backyard.

From Slate

Vance’s response to moderator Brennan’s real-time fact-check sums up Trump’s new paradigm that he and his running mate have a right to lie without being corrected.

From Salon

Similarly, because both politicians are pandering to constituencies within the paradigm of America's two-party system, each ultimately reinforces the social and economic status quo while proposing reforms to benefit specific interest groups.

From Salon

A joint submission from NHS board chairs and chief executives said they were “increasingly concerned” that the government’s focus was on creating a “new structural entity” rather than “shifting the paradigm and strengthening the foundations of adult social care”.

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

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