liberalizer
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A relative economic liberalizer, he would occasionally appear to contradict messaging from Xi, including over how to balance economic growth and coronavirus control.
From Washington Post ● Mar. 10, 2023
To some, Amendola is not a liberalizer but merely an opportunist who seeks to oust Togliatti.
From Time Magazine Archive
In the past eight years, Iranians have elected both a Kant-quoting liberalizer, and a conservative firebrand Holocaust-denier.
From Time Magazine Archive
Superficially, American Muslim women are living out the classic immigrant-socialization process, with time logged in the U.S. serving as the great liberalizer.
From Time Magazine Archive
America, the liberalizer, has touched the worthy Struthers with her wand of democracy and transformed her from a silent machine of service into a Vesuvian female with a mind and a voice of her own.
From The Prairie Mother by Becher, Arthur E.
The liberalizers presented a plan for intra-European payments which had been worked out by Harriman's ECA experts; the dollar cost to Britain would be only 50 million.
From Time Magazine Archive
Castro's decision to buy the food--which aides insist is a one-time emergency move--will boost the growing influence of Cuba's economic liberalizers.
From Time Magazine Archive
The liberalizers won out in the '20s in a battle in which the conservatives began calling themselves fundamentalists.
From Time Magazine Archive
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