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Examples for "tory"
Examples for "tory"
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The simple and intelligible terms of whip and tory were universally used.
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The Guardian today explains the new Tory thinking in 10 policy areas.
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In that year, Tory policies had devastated industry and sent unemployment skyrocketing.
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The chairmanship of Monitor was taken by a former Tory health minister.
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Certainly Tory MPs at Westminster were in far better spirits last week.
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But his very honesty was most curiously blended with his toryism.
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Such an effort represents not progressiveness but an unintelligent though doubtless entirely well-meaning toryism.
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Thus, ignorance begat toryism, and toryism begat losses in Carolina, of which few have any idea.
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The caption of one indictment that has been preserved reads against the defendant "in toryism."
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This is toryism with a witness!
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I consider the extravagance which has seized them, as a more baneful evil than toryism was during the war.
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There is a traditional story of the infant Hercules of toryism, so curiously characteristick, that I shall not withhold it.
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The only difference is, that the leaders who remain behind are more numerous and colder than the apostles of toryism in '76.
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I knew of many strange and unaccountable things that happened during the Revolution, but the conversion of Gil Lester from toryism capped the climax.
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The Old Tory kept the secret of his Toryism to the last.
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This was the new Toryism, which was to create a new opposition.
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That, for him, was the end as far as Toryism was concerned.
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Toryism of a stolid clownish type still held the thrones of collegiate power.
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The New Toryism of those youthful years was not very new Toryism now.
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This strand of contemporary Toryism also helped to cement the coalition.
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Oxford, it is well known, was then the stronghold of Toryism.