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Meanings of advocate for in English

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Usage of advocate for in English
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City officials would almost certainly advocate for them at the national level.
Reuters
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The government said Ms Kelly was a passionate advocate for workers' rights.
Radio NZ
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I continue to work and advocate for all sectors of our community.
Radio NZ
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He is an advocate for enhanced school safety measures, including armed guards.
Reuters
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We are therefore compelled to advocate for fair and socially just systems.
The Guardian
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You can't advocate for domesticity and expect to retain power or control.
Wired
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The government establishes an independent service to advocate for children in care.
Radio NZ
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Consumer advocacy groups should advocate for their consumers, not for the group.
Wired
9
Haden became an advocate for change and a better deal for players.
Radio NZ
10
Clooney also recently worked as an advocate for refugees in Darfur, Sudan.
Reuters
11
He's also an advocate for new trails and preservation in the region.
Climbing Magazine
12
For example, a friend of mine is an amazing advocate for trees.
Chuck klosterman on film and television
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Maxima is the UN Secretary-General's special advocate for inclusive Finance for development.
The South African
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Robert Biedroń is a great advocate for a progressive Poland, he tweeted.
Independent.ie
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Taylor, in his statement, called Blankenship a tireless advocate for mine safety.
Reuters
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Jack Straw had become an advocate for partial election and proposed options.
A journey: my political life
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Advocate for across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
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