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We have, of course, the long-established tradition (well, dating back almost five months now) of the Slate 60--our list of America's biggest givers to charity.
Her parents came from long-established Hispano families who had been in New Mexico for over 200 years.
It surely evolved from earlier use in more literal, straightforward contexts (for instance, to describe the sound of an automobile engine or a musical performance) and ultimately from the long-established and nonjudgmental phrase to make noises (that is, to express oneself about something), a construction that happily accommodates all manner of adjectival prefixes.
There are also sundry off-the-rack locutions that can dress up language to similar effect, such as the long-established blah blah
More generally, conspiracism (as Middle East scholar Daniel Pipes calls it) flourishes during turbulent times--revolutions in particular--when long-established orders seem imperiled by uncontrollable events, endangered powers imagine secret plots to undermine them, and the dispossessed worry about persecution.