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Meanings of libertarian in English

Someone who believes the doctrine of free will.

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Usage of libertarian in English
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Of course, not all Republicans share Paul's libertarian approach to criminal justice.
Ebony
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So far, each Paul initiative has indeed proven more libertarian than conservative.
Reuters
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Why is this school of thought especially popular on the libertarian right?
The Guardian
4
Such an approach would be in keeping with Thiel's purportedly libertarian leanings.
Wired
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Santorum and libertarian Ron Paul were tied for second at 16 percent.
Reuters
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Where is the model of this libertarian utopia in the modern world?
Wired
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The libertarian-leaning Paul, a Texas congressman, has a loyal core of supporters.
Reuters
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John doesn't seem like a freebooting libertarian hellbent on exercising his freedoms.
The Irish Times
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An insider reports that the libertarian-versus-social conservative fault lines kept bulging.
Wired
10
Support for marijuana legalization isn't just growing in libertarian-minded western states.
Reuters
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A libertarian-leaning Michigan congressman, Amash says Trump's policies go in the wrong direction.
Reuters
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Few have been as active on the issue as the libertarian-leaning Kentucky senator.
Reuters
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Privacy advocates, including liberal Democrats and libertarian-leaning Republicans, are fiercely critical of FISA.
Reuters
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Over the years, Ken became a libertarian shaman; he loved preaching and teaching.
The new yorker
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Thatcher, of course, was not a conservative, but a radical libertarian.
The Irish Times
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The libertarian dream of open borders is both impractical and unethical.
The Guardian
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