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Crusade for

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Crusade for someone or something
to campaign or demonstrate for someone or something. I can hardly crusade for the defeat of a friend. Ed went on a crusade for Eric, hoping to get him elected.
See also: crusade


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The result was a curious and variable combination of crusade and mission rivaling the complexity of the crusade for Jerusalem.
The Education Secretary told delegates: "I believe with all my heart that the crusade for genuine educational opportunity throughout life is an inspiring crusade for our party and for our country.
Unfortunately for him, the Slavs did not like slaving and drove the Master Race back to Berlin in their own Crusade for a Communist Workers' Paradise.
 
 
 
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