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Behnazzz  +  161372 Tue, 22 Nov 05 08:52 AM

we observe that the interest in radical viwes is  beginning to subside.

he was a radical,the conservative party would not accept him as a candidate.

hiSmile [:)]......I need the meanings of the words (radical views,radical and conservative)in those sentences,pleaseSmile [:)]
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Hly2004  +  161376 Tue, 22 Nov 05 09:02 AM

FYI

A radical is one who advocates fundamental or revolutionary changes in current practices, conditions, or institutions:

a radical view is a view that goes extreme
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