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Foreign born nationals who support terrorism should be on the next plane out
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The idea of covenant was central to his thinking about society as an alternative to the princriple of individual autonomy
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Although not outwardly adopting a Nazi aesthetic, the AfD is where antisemites have found a political home
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The former investment banking prodigy and 9/11 survivor will be responsible for wielding America’s financial might under President Trump
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One of Europe’s most influential populists, Le Pen’s message of hate looks set to outlive him
The political impact of the godfather of Thatcherism who died 20 years ago, is widely under-rated
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