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Essay:Best New Conservative Words (view source)

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another liberal term originating in the 1960s; nearly one-third of the 20th century new liberal terms are from that single decade
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|a continually evolving Constitution (first used by presidential candidate Al Gore, title of a 1936 book by Howard McBain)
 
|a continually evolving Constitution (first used by presidential candidate Al Gore, title of a 1936 book by Howard McBain)
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|main squeeze
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|one's romantic partner, typically in an unmarried relationship
 
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|McCarthyism
 
|McCarthyism
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|28 (8 in the 1960s)
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