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He is reported to be factionally associated with former treasurer Peter Costello.

Labor-affiliated trade unions are also factionally aligned.

Burnet also left New York more factionally divided between merchants and landowners than when he arrived.

Facing certain defeat at the hands of the factionally connected Eren, Loney chose to retire.

Factionally speaking however, Sarwo Edhie belonged to a faction dubbed by scholars as "New Order Radicals".

During the factionally charged political climate of the American Left in the 1920s, a parallel Communist fraternal benefit society emerged - the IWO.

There are 25 factionally unaffiliated LDP members in the Lower House and 17 in the Upper House.

Labor's premiers in South Australia have included Thomas Price in the 1900s, reformist Don Dunstan in the 1970s, and the factionally nonaligned and pragmatic Rann.

The main section of the Finnish Federation chose to remain independent of any political party for a time, neither returning to the Socialist Party nor engaging in the narrow "underground" politics of the factionally shattered Communist Parties.

The L-Class Struggle Committee's name comes from the university class that Daidoji was affiliated with, and factionally it was classified as "non-sect radical", a Japanese new left movement who refused to align with the communists or any other established group.

These student Working Group members consisted of both undergraduate and post-graduate members, and the overall composition of the Working Group was factionally diverse, with the incumbent Student Unity/ALSF coalition being reduced to opposition status.

Another miscalculation, the executive said, was a perception that the paper's unions, particularly the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union, which represents the drivers, were too disorganized, factionally divided and lazy to keep papers out of The Daily News's 10,000 outlets in the city and suburbs.

He was an adherent of the system of underground party organization and was factionally associated with Abram Jakira, L.E. Katterfeld, Alfred Wagenknecht, and Edward Lindgren in this period in a tendency commonly and somewhat derisively known as the "Goose Caucus."

The power of the Labor Right varies from state to state, but it usually relies on certain trade unions, such as the Australian Workers' Union and the Shop Distributive and Allied Employees Association which send factionally aligned delegates to conference and also from ordinary party members with right wing alliance.