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Meanings of loyalism in English
Ideology where an individual maintains allegiance toward an established government, political party, or sovereign, especially during times of war and revolt.
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Unlike nationalist history, the adventures of loyalism are not yet politically correct.
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If Professor Bew were describing recalcitrant loyalism he would have it right.
3
Evidently the efforts to root up loyalism had not succeeded: far from it.
4
The shifts only make it more obvious that loyalism has not kept up.
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Even in the new dispensation, however, nobody imagined a simple ending for paramilitary loyalism.
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This is moving towards a new loyalism down the line.
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From that moment on, "loyalism" and adherence to Christianity increased among the natives.
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At the moment, you'd probably prefer MacLaurin and Price's loyalism since they know the grocery territory.
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There are some fascinating lessons to learn from Bryson's rise -lessons for and about loyalism.
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Why are the leaders of loyalism not arrested?
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However, every stage of his career still reads like a little parable of loyalism's choices and limitations.
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Ulster loyalism is a rather curious beast.
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A drearily predictable Twelfth takes up where loyalism's town hall flag wavers left off barely six months ago.
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Northern Ireland's ceasefire watchdog was today urged to reflect in future reports the positive developments taking place within loyalism.
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In later years, however, he became heavily involved in politics and challenged many within loyalism to find a peaceful path.
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However a spokesman said the attack was not believed to be connected to tensions within loyalism in the Carrickfergus area.
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