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Such calls would have been out of step with the budding American Enlightenment liberal tradition.

From Salon

Instead, it was because it became the nugget the Trump campaign used to argue that Harris was culturally out of step with the country.

From Slate

This time, it was narrow thinking that was out of step with the mainstream.

Many Democratic challengers sought to cast Republicans as self-dealing, extreme conservatives who are out of step with their districts.

Garvey is out of step with what California voters want, Schiff said, which is someone who will take action on climate change and reproductive rights, not someone who has voted three times for Donald Trump.

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

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