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• There is in fact something cultish to Golberg's empire.
• The same approach can also be applied to less cultish careers.
• It is no wonder that his following is small and cultish.
• Entertainment cable channel, and has become a cultish hit.
• Foley added that the movie has enjoyed a cultish afterlife on video.
• You consistently answer questions with questions, which is rather cultish behavior.
• Through youtube, myspace and facebook he built a viable cultish entity.
• In San Francisco the movement takes on cultish overtones that trouble Tom.
• There he replenished himself by hanging out with a cultish group of mystics.
• Forget the exotic cultural baggage and elaborate cultish pretensions.
• He commands cultish devotion from followers, although most have never met him.
• "' Approval'sounds so, like, cultish,"
• Meanwhile, critics and a cultish following adored him.
• But DeLaughter insists there's no religious or cultish significance to them.
• Alpha Tau Omega is not without its cultish secrecy.
• It had a guide to the Parisian film theatres showing those cultish genres.
• But there is nothing cultish about Williams Selyem.
• "It's almost cultish, in a good sense,"
• Until recently, Griffin's lyrical and melodic gifts were a cultish secret.
• They laughed and griped mutually about the sillier and more cultish pretentions of the military.