centrist
ˈsɛntrɪst-
(adj)
centrist
supporting or pursuing a course of action that is neither liberal nor conservative -
(n)
centrist
a person who takes a position in the political center
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(n)
centrist
In the German Reichstag or Imperial Parliament, one of the members of the so-called Center or Ultramontane party.
Israeli centrist party members threaten new coalition. ashingtontimes.com
Broad coalition in Israel shows Netanyahu's centrist colors. csmonitor.com
Leader of Israel Centrist Party Kadima Agrees to Join Netanyahu's Coalition. nytimes.com
Voters punish Greece's centrist parties, setting stage for new government. cnn.com
Maybe There Is Actually Hope for ' Centrist ' Politics. theatlantic.com
Indiana's moderate, centrist tradition may derail Pence. courierpress.com
INDIANAPOLIS — When it comes to moderate, centrist redoubts, there is no more cozy place than the Indiana governorship. courierpress.com
Owens labeled ' Centrist '. denpubs.com
Bruce Reed, Biden's New Chief of Staff, Is Another Centrist Choice. newsweek.com
No Virginia, President Obama Is Not a Centrist . foxnews.com
There are radical centrists out there, and there's a lot of them. pbs.org
Hero to Conservatives Often Follows Centrist Path. nytimes.com
Find centrist judge, avoid partisan fight. juneauempire.com
In response to Otis Sanford's Nov 11 column "America is solidly centrist": The conservatives were right, not wrong. commercialappeal.com
The Economist's Weird Centrist Lament About President Obama's Economic Policy . motherjones.com
More interesting are q = 4 opinions: One of the more centrist opinions, like 2, wins over nearly everybody at the end, after having eaten up all neighbouring opinions 1 and 3. A small opposition of opinion 4 usually remains left.
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Besides, Sid and I were the centrist party of two in our fresh-out-of-the-shell Place politics. "The Big Time" by