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opportunism

noun as in expediency

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Finding work in the UK was, he said, about luck and opportunism.

From BBC

Today the Republican Party has become good at racialized political opportunism and exploitation of white racial fears.

From Salon

This is central to Trump’s fascism, demagoguery, political opportunism, and feral politics.

From Salon

While he took actions to fight poverty and support civil rights for Black Americans, Kennedy faced accusations of political opportunism, particularly over his late opposition to the Vietnam War when running for president.

From Salon

Like most millionaires and billionaires, Vance’s success is less a function of hard work as it is luck, privilege, timing, assistance from others—and raw ambition and opportunism.

From Salon

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

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