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Essay:Best New Conservative Words (view source)
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|1845<ref>1845 is the date of origin for the figurative use. The literal use dates back to 1650s, meaning the front of a building.</ref>
|1845<ref>1845 is the date of origin for the figurative use. The literal use dates back to 1650s, meaning the front of a building.</ref>
|Example usage: "The facade of a liberal politician is often conservative."
|Example usage: "The facade of a liberal politician is often conservative."
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|facilitator
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|one who makes things possible, unlike that which we see in large government bureaucracy
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|fair shake
|fair shake