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Meanings of populists in English

Russian
партия народа
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Defunct populist American political party active from 1891 to 1908.

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Usage of populists in English
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With populists heading more governments, budget deficits will be larger, not smaller.
The Guardian
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However, the cures proposed by the populists are worse than the disease.
Reuters
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It is trivial to assert that populists make promises they can't keep.
The Irish Times
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Skip nationalist or populist There is much overlap between nationalists and populists.
BBC
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The new Italian government was hailed by populists around the world.
Wired
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Europe's anti-mainstream mavericks and populists are no longer just hammering on the doors.
The Guardian
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He cautions that Europe's eurosceptics and populists should not get ahead of themselves.
Reuters
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What trivial images the populists conjured to stir some fear in their audiences.
Complete Books of Blood
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Many are far-right activists, but there are also many left-wing populists.
BBC
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Victory for the staunch pro-European is a rejection of eurosceptic populists.
Reuters
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I see the same old slogans trotted out by populists everywhere: Orgoglio Italiano.
The Guardian
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Germany's far-right populists are on the rise, as are random, violent street killings.
The Irish Times
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Beyond electoral tactics lies a regard for populists who are anti-establishment.
The Guardian
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Black landlessness has become a convenient weapon for political populists in South Africa.
The South African
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Increasingly, however, he has become a global hate figure for nationalists and populists.
The Guardian
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Across Europe, wherever populists have broken through, the formula applies.
The Irish Times
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