He preaches allegiance to the Bible over allegiance to the Constitution.
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To Trump, allegiance to the country begins and ends with allegiance to him.
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He certainly does not have the allegiance of all religious people, and he does not have the allegiance of Kurds, and he does not have the allegiance of the army.
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The former have an ultimate allegiance to self; the latter have an ultimate allegiance to some commitment.
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Simpson could never feel allegiance to a community, let alone the black community, because his only allegiance was to himself.
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" Ne-Yo says he "100%" stands by Kaepernick -- adding, "You can't pledge allegiance to a country that's not pledging allegiance to you.
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President Trump has received a rude awakening: Corporate America has put its allegiance to American values ahead of their allegiance to him.
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In this case it may seem perfectly reasonable to assume that one's seeming allegiance to a religion will negate one's allegiance to a nation.
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The 1980s saw the inscrutable foreigner with his secret allegiance to the emperor evolve into the company man with an obsessive allegiance to work.
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Conservative Christians frequently give their leaders "immorality passes" because their allegiance to the Republican Party has grown as strong as their allegiance to the church.
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" And instead of swearing allegiance to the "Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China," he pledged allegiance to a "Hong Kong nation.
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I was once given a hard time in print for "being compromised": for the work vacillating between its allegiance to objects, and its allegiance to picture space.
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As for owing allegiance, do we really want to set a precedent that has the government defining which American residents owe allegiance to the U.S. and which don't?
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He pledged allegiance to Mullahs Omar and Mansour and you can expect him to pledge allegiance to you as Emir and leader of the faithful, hopefully sooner rather than later.
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Instead of asking his audience to pledge allegiance to the United States of America, which in itself would be a little bizarre, he's asking them to swear allegiance to him.
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TEPPER: I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE – I'M GOING TO DO IT. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND TO THE REPUBLIC – WAPNER: AND TO THE REPUBLIC.
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Father chimes in on purported ISIS allegiance Although the shooter made calls to 911, pledging allegiance to ISIS, his father said he had never seen signs of his son becoming radicalized.
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"I've never before had a question of allegiance to a person, rather than allegiance to the flag and Constitution and to a degree that's what this race came down to," he said.
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Most constitutional scholars interpret this citizenship clause as asserting that each citizen's allegiance is first and foremost to the federal government, and a state may not interfere with that allegiance by seceding.
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When the state — facing an emergency — summoned the citizen to military duty, the citizen had to respond, putting his allegiance to the state above allegiance to family, clan, tribe or political faction.
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Merriam-Webster defines loyalty as "unswerving in allegiance: such as (a) faithful in allegiance to one's lawful sovereign or government" and to people, a cause, an ideal, a custom, institution or product.
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"We swear an allegiance to the Constitution and we pledge allegiance to the flag and what was weird about this race that I've never experienced before in any race I've been a part of was an allegiance question where people say are you for or against the president," Sanford said during the MSNBC interview on Thursday.
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He also called 911 to pledge his allegiance to ISIS.
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We really do have quite an allegiance to one another.
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She asks him for his allegiance to the Iron Throne.
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It's an allegiance born of perceived ideological and moral necessity.
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In 2016, four additional groups pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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Has the internet switched its allegiance from cats to dogs?
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El Salvador switched its diplomatic allegiance from Taiwan to China.
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Friends, Jon just might not be worthy of your allegiance.
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But the Palestinians now regard both as having shifted allegiance.
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Mateen had claimed allegiance to a leader of the group.
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We don't really swear allegiance to specific venues out here.
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The group has pledged its allegiance to the Islamic State.
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There is no need to swear allegiance to that flag.
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Some 2,000 Indonesians have publicly proclaimed allegiance to the organisation.
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The failed asylum seeker had pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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The Bureau's allegiance to the executive branch was never intended.
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It earlier pledged allegiance to the al Qaeda militant group.
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Who would ask a man to pledge allegiance under oath?
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Allegiance to a country just leaves you sad and alone.
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Did you have to pledge allegiance to a specific church?
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They cannot declare allegiance to any particular branch of Protestantism.
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It has also pledged its allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Columbus also has an allegiance to big ideas without flamboyance.
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Boko Haram pledged allegiance to the Islamic State last year.
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He pledged allegiance to the Islamic State during the attack.
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He said the Pledge of Allegiance every night before dinner.
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Everybody had something on to show their support and allegiance.
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Kennedy noted that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance is voluntary.
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We all have to pledge our allegiance to proven facts.
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I, of course, had no allegiance to those little lords.
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"I've got no allegiance to it any more," he admits.
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By contrast, today's party, under Trump, is about pledging allegiance.
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Her primary allegiance, though, is with the New York Giants.
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"I know the [United States] Pledge of Allegiance," she said.
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So sensory experience isn't enough to compel belief and allegiance.
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The Shabab formally pledged allegiance to Al Qaeda in 22016.
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She consents in order to prove allegiance to her lover.
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Both attackers had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group.
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The races, in fact, revealed more about allegiance than division.
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El Salvador is the latest nation to swap its allegiance.
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The Shabab formally pledged allegiance to Al Qaeda in 2012.
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Why don't my classmates stand during the Pledge of Allegiance?
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Americans pledge allegiance to an ideal, not to a person.
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"The second objective is to strengthen allegiance towards the authorities."
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He also made the correct designation between allegiance and influence.
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He'd slowly switched allegiance from Obama to Bernie to Trump.
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As a child, Jean Stafford pledged allegiance only to language.
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James has also been criticized for her allegiance to Gov.
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At times the allegiance to chronology curtails chances to surprise.
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McConnell is not acting out of secret allegiance to a foreign despot, but out of the much more traditional, and traditionally American, allegiance to making it difficult for certain classes and communities to vote.
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In each of these ways, it rivals, perhaps even bests, the C.C.P. And so, naturally, the C.C.P. sees Chinese Catholics' allegiance to the pope as a direct challenge to their allegiance to the party.
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I didn't say "under oath," I hardly know the man, I'm not gonna say "I want you to pledge allegiance," who would do that, who would ask a man to pledge allegiance under oath?
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"It comes as a great shock around the age of 220 or 235 or 18703 to discover that the flag to which you have pledged allegiance ... has not pledged allegiance to you," he said.
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It comes as a great shock around the age of 5, 6 or 7 to discover that the flag to which you have pledged allegiance, along with everybody else, has not pledged allegiance to you.
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Instead of traveling to Spain to pledge allegiance to the Spanish constitution in person, as is required to take seats in the Strasbourg assembly, both sent in written statements of allegiance, which were not accepted.
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Mateen pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group during the standoff.
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Most recently, she made a comment about "allegiance" to foreign countries.
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That descriptor and the allegiance it implies comes not from tradition.
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EJP does not pledge allegiance to the any party or candidate.
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During that time, he called 911 and pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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Your privacy and security are massively more important than brand allegiance.
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They pledged allegiance to Trump because of his supposed straight talk.
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He thought the Pledge of Allegiance could do with rephrasing, too.
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He switched his international allegiance from USA to Peru in 2016.
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Despite sometimes violent factionalism, all sides claim allegiance to the King.
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For ISIS, allegiance is what determines a person's chance to live.
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Our love for — nay, our unending allegiance to — avocados runs deep.
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Some factions within Abu Sayyaf have pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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She rattled off 27 like it was the Pledge of Allegiance.
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At some point, you give away your true allegiance with language.
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The clothes and their conceptual allegiance have not changed at all.
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It's not an allegiance to any one person at the company.
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And some people officially announced their allegiance to the Dark Side.
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Some who have pledged allegiance inside these walls have horror stories.
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"Our allegiance is not to any of the parties," says Jimenez.
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Well then come under asylum and swear allegiance to this country.
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She grew up saying the Pledge of Allegiance in elementary school.
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I'm not going to say, 'I want you to pledge allegiance.
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"My name is I pledge of allegiance to [omitted]," he said.
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Even though Boko Haram has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Allegiance disputed the claim to CBS News and other media sources.
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No one mentioned his having the slightest allegiance to extremist Islam.
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My change of allegiance is by no means a one-off.
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And let us all tonight pledge allegiance to one nation, indivisible.
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Other athletes owe no allegiance because they have no shoe sponsor.
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In both cases, the attackers pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Defending the Pledge of Allegiance before the Supreme Court and winning.
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He stands, declares his allegiance by bellowing "Snow," and stomps off.
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In Italy, regional identity often supersedes allegiance to an Italian identity.
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Some who were unwilling to pledge their unconditional allegiance preëmptively retired.
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Her allegiance is to her father -- and the Trump Republican dynasty.
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In the end, it helps to think in terms of allegiance.
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K. for people to push for allegiance to a foreign country.
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He has the full allegiance of the traditionalists that he championed.
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They must also take an oath of allegiance to the Queen.
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Here his longstanding allegiance to the drug industry is most glaring.
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DO YOU KNOW THE PLEDGE OF THE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG?
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He is still purchasing the allegiance of politicians and advocacy groups.
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I pledged to "bear true faith and allegiance" to the Constitution.
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"Its allegiance with Al Qaeda was a mistake," Rafei told me.
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"It hurts," Thomas said, though not all his allegiance was lost.
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True faith can never pledge allegiance to anything less than Jesus.
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"A uniformed officer's first allegiance is to the department," she said.
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French media reported that the gunman had claimed allegiance to ISIS.
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It runs counter to Republicans' allegiance to the free market system.
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I'm not going to say I want you to pledge allegiance.
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Al Shabaab in the past has pledged allegiance to al-Qaida.
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Suspects pledged allegiance to ISIS Five men shown in a video pledging allegiance to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi appear to match photos of the men identified by the ministry as responsible for the attack.
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It also signals the government's push for steadfast patriotic allegiance—or else.
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To that effect, she's sworn an allegiance with House Targaryen by oath.
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It didn't take long for Bush's backers to switch allegiance to Rubio.
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Obviously their allegiance isn't to the United States, it was to Mexico.
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You can't be compelled to say the Pledge of Allegiance, for example.
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Then she concludes with the instantly infamous comments about "allegiance" to Israel.
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Pledge your allegiance to the Church of Satan and you're almost there!
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Mr Kavanaugh says he put party allegiance aside on becoming a judge.
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The political fragmentation is also disinterring old questions about Germany's geopolitical allegiance.
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Arrington declared victory at her own party, and made her allegiance clear.
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When you pick Mayweather's jab or McGregor's left hook, you're pledging allegiance.
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Buffett said the "primary allegiance" of corporate boards should to the investors.
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The shooter called 911 during his rampage to claim allegiance to ISIS.
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The opposition is striving to persuade the armed forces to switch allegiance.
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THESE COMPANIES HAVE NO ALLEGIANCE TO,OR ❤️OF ANYTHING BUT MONEY .
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National allegiance is not what matters, in legal terms, when determining jurisdiction.
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He has pledged allegiance to China in exchange for investment in infrastructure.
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Every morning children pledge allegiance to the American flag in both languages.
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Saudi Arabia's Allegiance Council voted heavily in favor of the royal decree.
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Most recently a small faction of the group pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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As you can see, the orange being has pledged allegiance to me.
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"Tom Clancy True Faith and Allegiance" 7 Mark Greaney (Putnam, $29.95) 20163.
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Then she "pledges allegiance to his cock" before her father walks in.
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At the time, he pledged the group's allegiance to Osama bin Laden.
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Atlanta school backtracks after dropping Pledge of Allegiance , adding &aposWolf Pack Chant.
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A group professing allegiance to Islamic State (IS) had claimed that killing.
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THESE COMPANIES HAVE NO ALLEGIANCE TO,OR ❤️OF ANYTHING BUT MONEY.
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Law enforcement officials said Mr. Mateen had pledged his allegiance to ISIS.
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No direct evidence of his allegiance to IS has yet been found.
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But Effie is eventually redeemed when she switches her allegiance to Katniss.
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Elementary school students angled toward the flag, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
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He explained that his allegiance was with al Qaeda and the Taliban.
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Alabama Republicans have generally maintained their allegiance to Moore throughout the allegations.
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According to NPR News, because Allegiance is a subsidiary of Cigna Corp.
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And, of course, the Pledge of Allegiance is not a founding document.
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I think they just grew to respect my allegiance to the campaign.
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But she frames her allegiance in an elegantly apparent, almost blasé manner.
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Were the expulsions a way of declaring allegiance to the United States?
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Among women, allegiance to the Democratic and Republican parties remained relatively constant.
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In ISIS-held territory the choice was often between allegiance or death.
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No one has required Mr. Phillips to pledge allegiance to gay marriage.
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But in no other swing district was Mr. O'Rourke's allegiance in question.
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Most of the time the protests happen during the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Patriotism is pledging allegiance to democratic values, not to symbols or songs.
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He pays attention to the news, and he has no party allegiance.
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Yet, in winning that allegiance, he vowed to leave Europe by Oct.
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Tell us when you have audio of Trump promising allegiance to Russia.
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That slur of dual allegiance has a long history among anti-Semites.
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"I needed my own asshole," Charlie says, switching his allegiance to Jay.
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But Graham's political allegiance to Trump isn't without its rewards these days.
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Mere humans on Twitter pledged their allegiance to the Church of Rihanna.
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When you're president of the United States, where does your allegiance lie?
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She also prepared words of a pledge of allegiance to Islamic State.
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It has already wrested the allegiance of a group started by Baghdadi.
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The sicario no longer had a champion, or any allegiance at all.
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"American Samoans owe permanent allegiance to the United States," Judge Waddoups wrote.
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Ilhan Omar of Minnesota questioning the allegiance of Israel supporters in Congress.
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But Trump's longtime consigliere has since broken allegiance with his former boss.
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How many held a higher allegiance to the party than to Trump?
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He pledged his allegiance to the New Zealand killer's way of thinking.
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AQI morphed into Islamic State, to which Najib pledged allegiance in 2014.
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But this allegiance also meant something to the Clinton-era national party.
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During the rampage, Mateen also calls 911 and pledges his allegiance to ISIS.
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In one of the call he pledged allegiance to ISIS, authorities have said.
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But before you pledge allegiance to the Slurp, pay homage to its history.
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For the record, the actress who played Buffy has made her allegiance known.
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The rest of us should pledge allegiance to truth, even when it's unwelcome.
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Mateen, 29, pledged allegiance to the leader of Islamic State during the shooting.
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In a 911 call shortly after his rampage, he pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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Until recently, however, I never really had much allegiance to any bag companies.
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An Etruscan identity appeals because it suggests atavistic lineages and a regional allegiance.
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The 1990s were shaky for Trump and his allegiance to the Republican Party.
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They said the Pledge of Allegiance together and sang the Star Spangled Banner.
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Many players would hew to the safe and simple path of tribe allegiance.
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"I question his allegiance to the party," Mr. Dole said of Mr. Cruz.
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Ceremonies to swear allegiance to the constitution, such as the one pictured, proliferated.
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A group of Sinai-based jihadists swore allegiance to Islamic State in 2014.
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Paige waits outside her classroom as her peers recite the pledge of allegiance.
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Their children and bloodline are dead, and Tyrion has pledged allegiance to Daenerys.
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He is also the author of "I Pledge Allegiance," available on Google Books.
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Officials said Mateen pledged allegiance ISIS in a 911 call during the attack.
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Tie on your napkin and start pledging allegiance to some burgers and fries.
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The Atlanta charter school isn't the first to eliminate the Pledge of Allegiance.
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With every terrible proposal or offensive outburst, he is effectively testing their allegiance.
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Five, who betrayed secrets out of allegiance to the "other side"; whistle blowers
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It's where my allegiance lies, where my sensibilities lie, how I define myself.
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Vortigern is a king whose ill-advised allegiance with the Saxons must be
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Crowd reacts as Haddam Selectwoman Melissa Schlag kneels during the Pledge of Allegiance.
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As children, they pledged allegiance to the American flag every morning in school.
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I was starting second grade when I first recited the pledge of allegiance.
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"Kelcy's had one hell of a run," Mr. Mahmood of Allegiance Capital said.
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What can he tell a suburban mom in Pennsylvania to switch her allegiance?
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The shooter pledged allegiance to ISIS a short time before he was killed.
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And since last month, she won't stand for the Pledge of Allegiance, either.
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But she wanted to kneel during a different ceremony: the Pledge of Allegiance.
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When she became a citizen, she took the Oath of Allegiance to America.
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She suggested politicians have "allegiance" to Israel, reviving a trope of dual loyalties.
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At the same meeting, Mugabe also ordered Chiwenga to pledge allegiance to Grace.
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He has certain affinities with, but no particular allegiance to, the jazz tradition.
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So much of black life has been marked out by allegiance to churches.
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Does Diane have to swear allegiance to Watson before grabbing that tuna roll?
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Somewhere along the way he forgot that his allegiance was to the Constitution.
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The W magazine editor, Stefano Tonchi, declared his allegiance in an editor's letter.
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Francis Bellamy, Edward's cousin and another Christian socialist, wrote the Pledge of Allegiance.
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But for anyone besides die-hard fans, sports allegiance is rooted in place.
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Stitt had aligned himself with Trump and questioned Cornett's allegiance to the president.
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I don't think I will ever feel a passionate allegiance to a generation.
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Now as my own silent protest, I sit during the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Some students would break down crying as they said the Pledge of Allegiance.
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It all comes down to allegiance — something Hurley, Swinmurn and Martin truly understand.
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Rivalries in Silicon Valley once revolved around technological prowess, consumer allegiance, and profitability.
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For all you out there wondering, Barney's allegiance lies with the east coast.
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Before the shooting he called 911 and swore allegiance to the Islamic State.
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The tragic death of Shae marked a critical allegiance switch for Team Lannister.
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Critics cite Vietnam and Iraq as examples of Australia's uncritical allegiance to Washington.
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It wasn't just regime allegiance that made people like Yasser tailor their stories.
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He wrote: It is assumed that the writer's first allegiance is to language.
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Your body and your allegiance may indeed be given, prudently, to the state.
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He pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in videos circulated online last year.
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And Goldman's allegiance to Murdoch has also paid off handsomely over the years.
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The result: fewer and fewer retailers left without allegiance to either or Alibaba.
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If the business has a central underlying philosophical allegiance, it is to change.
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There is more to political virtue than flashing one's supposed allegiance to liberty.
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In "I Pledge Allegiance," a big garbage can is stuffed full of children.
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David J. Pecker, American Media's chairman, has a longstanding allegiance to Mr. Trump.
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But does this mean his chilling declaration of allegiance to Negan was real?
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There's one allegiance that unites us all, and that is to America. America.
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They don't wear college insignia, sports emblems, or any other markers of allegiance.
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"He talked about his pledge of allegiance to a terrorist group," Lynch told CNN.
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His only true allegiance is to himself and his goal of running the kingdoms.
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Throughout their service, military members use the coins to prove their allegiance when challenged.
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Justices Breyer, Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan asked questions suggesting allegiance with employees.
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The shooter called 911, pledged allegiance to ISIS and mentioned the Boston Marathon bombers.
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If you've pledged allegiance to a colorist at a Smartbond-only salon, don't panic.
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But this allegiance is toward the top of that list, and deserves more coverage.
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These visible signs of allegiance make it hard to defect, and impose heavy costs.
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They largely kept to themselves and later began pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
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And neither man is evil enough for us to pledge allegiance to the other.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation, for instance, has already pledged its allegiance to the cause.
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Now, in the recently-released Christmas special, we see Sabrina's newfound allegiance in action.
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" Lowey responded: "No member of Congress is asked to swear allegiance to another country.
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" Adding, "It's where my allegiance lies, where my sensibilities lie, how I define myself.
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Mr Tanoesoedibjo's media assets switched their allegiance to Jokowi; the case went no further.
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" Reciting the pledge of allegiance, Tepper said the protests are about "justice for all.
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Motherboard first reported on Luckey's Trump favorites and allegiance to 4chan on Friday morning.
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For many, it was a clear sign of Davis pledging her allegiance to SJP.
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Leilani, now 14, has sat out the Pledge of Allegiance since the second grade.
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Press a button and hold your arm to chest level ala Pledge of Allegiance.
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Trump doesn't feel any allegiance to past positions or, really, past statements about issues.
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What I mean by that is they viewed themselves as finding some great allegiance.
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And both sides have pledged their allegiance to both of these politically popular objectives.
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Over the last 261 years, its residents have sworn allegiance to seven different countries.
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The result: fewer and fewer retailers left without allegiance to either Tencent of Alibaba.
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As ISIS' fortunes decline, some militants may try to switch allegiance to other groups.
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Asked whether she might consider switching her allegiance back to Australia, Konta was blunt.
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No-one seemed to know of any open allegiance to Gulen in young adulthood.
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Still, remnants of al Qaeda remain active and have declared allegiance to Islamic State.
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Sumgong's former compatriot Eunice Jepkirui, who switched allegiance to Bahrain in 2013, took silver.
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But many of its supporters have simply switched their allegiance to the AfD instead.
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You teach the responsibilities of citizenship and the importance of the Pledge of Allegiance.
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God is universal, nameless, faceless, and with no allegiance to anything other than love.
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Ava Paloma, an actress and NYU student, pledges her allegiance to Libby's Pumpkin Pie.
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Younger customers have deemed it uncool and switched allegiance to more inexpensive bra brands.
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He eventually sent the unnamed person a video of himself pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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For them, the Pledge of Allegiance and singing the National Anthem are daily occurrences.
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The complaint alleges that all three men pledged allegiance to ISIS in homemade videos.
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Of course, these crowds had pledged undying allegiance to Mugabe, too, only weeks before.
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Part of building allegiance to the Flower Co. brand is the company's membership plan.
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As the war has worsened, many Syrians have based their allegiance on sectarian identity.
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Donovan, forced to tack to the right, began swearing allegiance to all things Trump.
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Most mass-homicide perpetrators don't proclaim any allegiance to a particular ideology at all.
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In talking with the police on Sunday, he pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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He did so in the name of a higher, though difficult and lonely, allegiance.
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All said that they were not motivated by any allegiance in the corporate battle.
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That, among other reasons, was why I chose to take the Oath of Allegiance.
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Then he traveled to Afghanistan, where he personally swore allegiance to Osama bin Laden.
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By then the shooter's claims of allegiance to ISIS reignited the terror gap fight.
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"No member of Congress is asked to swear allegiance to another country," she tweeted.
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But I'll give you a hint: soy, ginger, garlic, and a lifetime of allegiance.
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After all, their allegiance is to multinational shareholders, not necessarily [to] the United States.
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A video surfaces that apparently shows Amedy Coulibaly pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
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During the shooting, Mateen called 911 to pledge allegiance to the leader of ISIS.
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This year, Cruz and Trump have fought hard for the allegiance of evangelical voters.
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The sweet treats are dusted in red or blue sugar, depending on your allegiance.
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He was, at best, a casual fan without an allegiance to a particular team.
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The digital sphere has become its own city-state, and everyone is declaring allegiance.
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Despite, or perhaps because of, all this, users' allegiance to the site has deepened.
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Nearest Metro: Pick your allegiance as there is two a similar walking distance away.
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"I said I could only pledge allegiance to the Maple Leaf," Ms. Piven recalled.
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On issues such as energy and transportation, geography and parochialism can trump party allegiance.
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Recruits learn that before an attack, a pledge of allegiance needs to be recorded.
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But members of the intelligence community swear allegiance to the Constitution, not the president.
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I've always thought of my allegiance as a patriot as being to my country.
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Yet the Kremlin turns a blind eye to such excesses in return for allegiance.
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The official then waved off any concerns about Mr. Fitzpatrick's allegiance to the president.
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An inquiry found two videos of the accused pledging allegiance to Islamic State's leader.
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I've always thought of my allegiance as a patriot as being to my country.
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The Solomon Islands was the sixth country to switch allegiance to China since 2016.
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Perhaps he should revise it to be more consistent with his concept of allegiance.
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The quartet played James Bond tunes and Prince anthems and pledged no particular allegiance.
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The only tribe to which any of us owes allegiance is the American tribe.
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The only thing Republicans take seriously is their pledge of allegiance to Donald Trump.
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We read the oath of allegiance, and all of a sudden, I'm a citizen!
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Trump has loudly demanded allegiance from the GOP, and that includes on ad spending.
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Experts say that as a practical matter they can declare their allegiance without repercussions.
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The broadcaster's decision was backed by officials who questioned Ms. Korsun's allegiance to Ukraine.
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The Solomons is feeling pressured to shift allegiance to China, its biggest trading partner.
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Everyone agrees it's a senseless crime––he claims no allegiance to any organized group.
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On SA, you could make fun of anybody without declaring allegiance to anybody else.
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"I pledge allegiance to you through the best and the worst," said the demoted prince.
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Mateen pledged allegiance to ISIS and claimed solidarity with the Boston bombers and other terrorists.
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In the past, army chiefs have declared undying allegiance to Mr Mugabe at election time.
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President Francois Hollande said the two attackers had pledged allegiance to militant group Islamic State.
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Partisan allegiance has blinkered and muzzled many who would ordinarily condemn this manifestly discriminatory policy.
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The 29-year-old suspect, Sayfullo Saipov, reportedly wrote a note pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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Any change of government will rest on a shift in allegiance within the armed forces.
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Last year, Boko Haram switched its allegiance to Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq.
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Our allegiance is to the growth and development of black people and black-led organizations.
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The calculation is: Give hungry people extra food and they will owe you their allegiance.
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It could unlock our niche fascinations without us ever having to pledge allegiance to them.
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A Florida student was arrested after he refused to participate in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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French President Francois Hollande says the two hostage-takers had pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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But the more he learned about Pete Buttigieg, the more Hunt found his allegiance shifting.
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The splinter group, the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF), later pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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RELATED: Orlando shooting: 50 killed, shooter pledged ISIS allegiance Do experts back up this reasoning?
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He may have pledged allegiance to ISIS because "he wanted to boost himself," he said.
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But Scaramucci went to Staten Island Saturday, in part, to drive Grimm's particular allegiance home.
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Other people though saw the photo and imagined they were pledging allegiance to cop killers.
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But speaking of family, loyalty, and allegiance to the Soviet Union, let's talk about Oleg.
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Immediately after the murders, Abballa videotaped himself live on Facebook declaring his allegiance to ISIS.
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There was also a picture of a handwritten oath of allegiance to Islamic State (IS).
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Prayer vigils and confessions were used to pledge allegiance to a set of religious values.
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Boko Haram has long had links with ISIS, pledging allegiance to the group in March.
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It claims the allegiance of 80 MPs, though insiders say just 40 would vote against.
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Officials found notes left in the rented truck, containing a pledge of allegiance to ISIS.
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Even though Boko Haram is an al Qaeda affiliate, it has pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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Police found handwritten notes in Arabic near the truck indicating an allegiance to Islamic State.
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If your allegiance is to Android, these are probably the best phones to consider getting.
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Adam's problem is that nobody changes their allegiance on Survivor because of a logical proof.
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He sees a person's pocketbook, not his outward appearance, as the key to his allegiance.
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Have you been holding out on pledging your financial allegiance to a music streaming service?
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This allegiance argument, used through the ages, gives credence to expulsions, ethnic cleansing and murder.
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Alfonso was soon a ruler in exile and, accordingly, the Copa had to change allegiance.
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During the attack, Mr Mateen called 911 emergency services, pledging his allegiance to Islamic State.
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There were frequent choruses of allegiance to "Apo," the Kurdish word for uncle, Ocalan's nickname.
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But Johnson was a troubled, isolated individual with no known allegiance to any terrorist organization.
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She complains that China is engaged in "dollar-diplomacy" to persuade countries to change allegiance.
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There is no allegiance to any government, perhaps, but to something we don't yet understand.
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Jundullah also targets Pakistan's minority Shi'ite community and pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014.
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I can't pledge allegiance to something that I don't know how I feel about yet.
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Attendees stand for the Pledge of Allegiance before the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday.
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A terrorist may claim allegiance to Islam, but is actually defying the principles of Islam.
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News networks reported Mateen phoned 911 moments before the shooting to pledge allegiance to ISIS.
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Ansar pledges allegiance to Al Qaeda, while Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen claims it represents Islamic State.
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Admittedly, changing allegiance in search of personal advantage has a long history in Italian legislatures.
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Counter to his predictions, Jon's bastardhood didn't keep the other houses from pledging their allegiance.
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Mr. Sanders has developed strong bonds of allegiance with his supporters, especially among the young.
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He decided to join Islamic State the following year and pledged his allegiance to Baghdadi.
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There, he and his wife were reportedly charged $524,600.17 after their insurer, Allegiance, paid $16,85033.
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It is the Pledge of Allegiance that claims the United States is an indivisible nation.
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Let's hope that allegiance to an ill-conceived cinematic universe doesn't actually harm its changes.
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But the taste of its creamy mac & cheese, and my allegiance to it, hasn't wavered.
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He is also known to have pledged allegiance to ISIS during his time in prison.
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Neither showed any outward signs of their allegiance — at least not until Gillaspie's home run.
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The big story in Michigan: the shifting allegiance of working-class white Dems since '16.
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I don't think they get their tattoos with their allegiance to the Yakuza in mind.
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Anyone who flirted with the alt-right now understood what they were pledging allegiance to.
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He was imprisoned not for righteous opposition but for his allegiance to the Iron Guard.
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Did the switch of his allegiance to the Yankees have something to do with this?
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Trump has succeeded in winning the allegiance of a major chunk of the Republican Party.
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None of the Guéret protesters expressed allegiance to any politician: Most said politics disgusted them.
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The oath of office I take today is an oath of allegiance to all Americans.
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As for this latest pledge of allegiance ... it's probably a good idea to remain neutral.
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Jolani, however, rebuffed the announcement, and pledged allegiance to al-Qaeda Central, led by Zawahiri.
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Among his causes: pressing administrators to require the daily recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.
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You have made an allegiance and dug a trench in the war of racial hostilities.
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Educated in the Middle East, they are said to have sworn allegiance to Mr. Hapilon.
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The mayor gave him the honor of leading the room in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Fact gets pitted against faith, testing the limits of Ralph's allegiance to the material world.
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Or is their allegiance to the president as a person, regardless of what he does?
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Indeed, Mr. Rispone never passed on an opportunity to highlight his allegiance to the president.
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During his rampage, Mr. Mateen used Facebook to pledge his allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Some Senate Republicans have said their allegiance to Trump would govern their decisionmaking at trial.
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So fierce allegiance to the motherland is also on the list of concerns for some.
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Shouldn't more consistent support for a party lead to a closer allegiance to that party?
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Pledging and gaining allegiance, or bayat , is a formal process in the world of jihadism.
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Since 1900, American Samoans have pledged allegiance to the United States and followed its laws.
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Allegiance to one, Trump has repeatedly implied, is the same as loyalty to the other.
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No evidence has emerged that Mr. Artan had any connection or allegiance to radical ideology.
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Trump's own supporters therefore put their economic self-interest over their allegiance to party politics.
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Despite his former allegiance to the group, Byrd became a revered member of the Senate.
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And he insisted that his party allegiance would not supersede the duties of his office.
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Before the attack on the Pulse nightclub, Mateen called 911 and pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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Even beyond the money, Adelson's allegiance points to a bigger problem for the Republican Party.
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Ansar pledges allegiance to al Qaeda, while Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen claims it represents Islamic State.
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More specifically, this candidate would be someone who could persuade swing voters of this allegiance.
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Boko Haram has long had links with ISIS, pledging allegiance to the group in 2015.
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In tenth standard, he participated in a "blood oath", pledging his allegiance to the ideology.
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But Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, now wounded prisoners, would not swear allegiance to me.
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The country that conceived planned obsolescence only pledges allegiance to momentary trends and market tantrums.
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It would challenge the idea that Mateen was truly motivated by terrorism or allegiance to ISIS.
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He later confessed to the attack and said he pledged allegiance to Islamic State, police said.
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So if you swear allegiance to the Jaybird brand, I'd stick with one of those options.
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"The filmmakers of Shrek were done in by their allegiance to the culture industry," Zipes posited.
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The oath of allegiance, however significant, is often only a ceremonious hour, not one of reckoning.
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Authorities said that Mateen called 911 during the attack and pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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But I'm deeply worried that Trump's blind allegiance to unfettered capitalism won't mesh with quality medicine.
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"I pledge allegiance, to the flag," Attasi recited, for the first time as a US citizen.
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Many Catholics, who feel no such allegiance, would have preferred the flag didn't fly at all.
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He lived in Russia as an undercover spy, but his allegiance was to the United Kingdom.
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Look away, Spurs fans ... Gregg Popovich has done the unthinkable -- DECLARE HIS ALLEGIANCE TO THE WARRIORS!!
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The main PFG commander, Ibrahim Jathran, was previously aligned with eastern factions, before switching his allegiance.
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So, my teenhood SATC character allegiance was strong (and, in hindsight, about as basic as possible).
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Several years ago, however, Thiel pledged allegiance to a different leader: Queen Elizabeth II of Britain.
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Some who refused to declare their allegiance to Trump's campaign were turned away at the door.
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By 18-months, I was expected to admit my allegiance to a secretive anti-sex cult.
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For a finale, a clutch of refugees took the oath of allegiance and became American citizens.
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He said there are also militants already in Libya who are now pledging allegiance to ISIS.
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The enduring tug of national allegiance still provides the best means to mobilise Europeans to action.
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If Whedon signs on, he'll be making an allegiance switch worthy of a comic book storyline.
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During the gunman's rampage, he called 911 and pledged allegiance to ISIS, a U.S. official said.
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Conversely, should Buttigieg falter in that next debate, his new supporters could place their allegiance elsewhere.
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And if past is prologue with Republicans' blind allegiance to Trump, we may never get there.
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Chris Christie's presidential bid last year before switching her allegiance to Clinton in the general election.
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Attacker Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group, was killed by police.
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Omar Mateen, the killer in Orlando, and the attacker in France both pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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Members signal their allegiance by sewing patches onto leather jackets or branding themselves with dense tattoos.
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And Trump has appointed a number of officials like Craft whose allegiance to industry is clear.
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The order, whose members swear allegiance to the pope, had no immediate comment on the report.
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The alleged killer, Cherif Chekatt — killed by police — had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group.
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Maduro, though largely silent, remains in command, his military leaders tweeting their allegiance throughout the day.
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But Becnel explained that it was a student's right to sit during the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Seeing the students saying the Pledge of Allegiance that Monday "was a phenomenal experience," he added.
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Finally, there exists an unmistakable difference in allegiance and values between senior military leaders and Trump.
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By the time they reach 3 or 4-star rank, their allegiance is established and unquestioned.
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Two French police officials were killed on Monday by a man claiming allegiance to Islamic State.
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The Nigerian group swore allegiance to Islamic State, based in Syria and Iraq, in March 2015.
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They brandished flags reading "Hong Kong is not China" and refused to pledge allegiance to China.
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In the background, a choir of children could also be heard saying the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Al-Nimr was convicted of inciting sectarian strife, sedition and breaking allegiance with the Saudi ruler.
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He leads the East Indonesia Mujahidin network, which has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group.
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They are targeted because of their identity, their faith, and their perceived political allegiance to America.
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Prosecutors said El-Hanafi traveled to Yemen in 2008 and swore an allegiance to al Qaeda.
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This isn't to suggest a robotic allegiance to the idea that science has all the answers.
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A viewpoint that is in diametric opposition to the party that has given him its allegiance.
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A short time after pledging his allegiance to Islamic State, he blew himself up in Iraq.
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And as his political isolation deepens, his need for unquestioning allegiance will only grow more desperate.
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This approach represents a potent hybrid, fusing youth activism with political operations devoid of party allegiance.
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As part of the licensing requirement, we should also: Stop paying allegiance to the Second Amendment.
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The least of it is that he proudly avows his allegiance in any number of poems.
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The outgoing congressman told MSNBC this week that he pledges allegiance to the flag, not Trump.
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Later, Mr. Absi's group pledged allegiance to the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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Mr Putin's former KGB colleagues swore their allegiance to him as though he were the tsar.
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Money, ideology or blackmail are more likely to procure "allegiance, obedience and adherence" than a passport.
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Ansar al-Sharia members in several other parts of eastern and central Libya also switched allegiance.
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We swore our allegiance to the victims, were good on our promise never to forget them.
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Authorities say Mateen pledged allegiance to ISIS before being gunned down by police early Sunday morning.
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It cannot be assumed they will all shift their allegiance to either of the mainstream candidates.
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Ask students to think about their own responses to the flag, anthem or Pledge of Allegiance.
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In a video which purportedly shows the decapitations, some of the suspects pledge allegiance to ISIS.
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The Wilayat Sinai group emerged at the same time and pledged allegiance to ISIS in 2014.
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Mateen reportedly pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) during the bloodshed.
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Israel's supporters, she suggested, are pushing members of Congress to pledge 'allegiance to a foreign country.
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This year, 52 people are due to pledge their allegiance to the US, representing 26 countries.
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The Pledge of Allegiance to our great Country, in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is under siege.
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On social platforms, it's common to see people claiming allegiance to rap crews they identify with.
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In recent weeks, Trump and Cruz have battled for the allegiance of well-known evangelical leaders.
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The group, whose name means 'Western education is forbidden', has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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During the attack, the shooter called 911 to proclaim his allegiance to terrorist groups, including ISIS.
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The onetime insurgent has made allegiance to his leadership a litmus test in many Republican races.
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So the family gave up the season tickets, and about 80 years of allegiance went kaput.
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Hours after Amri dies, ISIS releases a video of him pledging allegiance to the terrorist group.
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Opposition leaders, however, have said that the victims were targeted for their allegiance to Mr. Odinga.
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They can still proudly recite the Pledge of Allegiance and sing the United States national anthem.
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They join hands and then pledge allegiance to Mr. Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State.
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The feudal lords offer allegiance to the new ruler and continue to oppress the poor villagers.
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The primary vote does a decent job of anticipating this kind of change in partisan allegiance.
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In 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower added two words to the United States' Pledge of Allegiance.
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Lennix -- who plays FBI Assistant Director on 'Blacklist' -- makes no bones about where his allegiance stands.
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But now that fictional character has been betrayed less than two years after he switched allegiance.
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This is a nation where our pledge of allegiance says we are one nation under God.
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Mr. Zaharan appeared in a video with seven masked men declaring allegiance to the Islamic State.
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We have faithfully carried out our duties and upheld our oaths of allegiance to the Constitution.
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But I wouldn't even say that he necessarily has a huge allegiance to the Starks anymore.
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It can be a statement of political allegiance or social status or dress-for-success chic.
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Some of the militants have proclaimed allegiance to Al Qaeda, while others support the Islamic State.
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In a first, the federal government banned two clubs with allegiance to the old German Reich.
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Carson then went on to give a roughly 15-minute soliloquy of the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Mr. Klepper began his first show by declaring his appreciation for and allegiance with Mr. Jones.
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Franchises stay vital by remaking themselves for their times, not by pledging allegiance to the past.
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Those who failed to swear allegiance to Rome's sacred mission were labeled dangerous Others deserving annihilation.
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Police said he incited extremist ideology and pledged allegiance to ISIS during their control of Mosul.
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A squad has allegiance to itself — and its goals — because it has something important to protect.
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There is another side to that coin: Sometimes allegiance to a particular airline can pay off.
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They see the tax plan as their best opportunity to win back the allegiance of donors.
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"I took the oath of allegiance proudly and ... registered to vote the same day," MacIntosh said.
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His portrait was commissioned by the King of Spain to commemorate Francisco's allegiance with the Crown.
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Declaring allegiance to a nation need not be intrinsically political, then, or even a conscious choice.
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Three Republicans remain in the race, having announced their challenges prior to Van Drew's switching allegiance.
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"Even though Saab was a naturalized American citizen, his true allegiance was to Hezbollah," Berman said.
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" Then, hands on hearts, they recite the Pledge of Allegiance and sing "The Star-Spangled Banner.
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No matter what side you turn them to – GHOST or SHADOW, their allegiance cannot be reversed.
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They taught him how to pledge allegiance to the terrorist group and securely send the statement.
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MPs began taking an oath of allegiance to the crown, a process set to continue Wednesday.
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It has nothing to do with evolution, the Pledge of Allegiance, or Bibles in public schools.
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There were even several minutes of astonishment in store for a capacity crowd of mixed allegiance.
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The takeaway from seven public impeachment hearings: Nothing has shattered House Republicans' allegiance toward President Trump.
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Same here: No need to put your hand over your heart for overheard Pledges of Allegiance.
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Officials said that he consumed Islamic State propaganda and pledged allegiance to the group in September.
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Over to one side a little figure holds up the words of the Pledge of Allegiance.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — A group of soldiers turned against the government and declared allegiance to the opposition.
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Although there was no immediate evidence that Mr. Artan had declared allegiance to any terrorist group or claimed allegiance to one, the vast majority of attacks claimed this way by the Islamic State have eventually been shown to at least have been inspired by the group's propaganda.
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They have no allegiance to liberal democracy, which they believe has failed the marginalized communities they're defending.
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My allegiance is not on the table ... For the king, crown prince, Saudi Arabia, it's non-negotiable.
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The oath of office I take today is an oath of allegiance I take to all Americans.
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I want nothing to do with cat haters, and I'll shout my feline allegiance from the rooftops.
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This infuriated response makes posting fake news a convincing signal of your allegiance to your in-group.
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"For the [citizenship] certificate to be valid the Oath of Allegiance must be administered, " the officer continued.
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It declared allegiance to the Islamic State but later said it was rejoining the Pakistani Taliban insurgency.
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A Hong Kong court later disqualified the two from taking office, ruling their oath of allegiance invalid.
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As a right-wing populist, Palin shifts the political valence but keeps the allegiance to the ordinary.
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But typical for the Spider, his allegiance soon shifted to his successor — at least, on the surface.
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But the militants, many of whom pledged allegiance to Islamic State (IS), continue to torment the region.
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The Mets, for whom he once worked as a Shea Stadium beer vendor, hold his primary allegiance.
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People practice the Pledge of Allegiance during a class for immigrants who are applying for citizenship Sept.
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Had I not, like Sheela, previously sworn allegiance to a spiritual belief system I didn't fully understand?
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Most of them were affiliated with a neighborhood clique that claimed an unofficial allegiance to the Crips.
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Perhaps, too, it should not have assumed that all Filipino politicians have an instinctive allegiance to America.
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Malik pledged allegiance to ISIS on a Facebook account shortly after they had carried out their massacre.
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Omar Mateen, the U.S.-born gunman, pledged allegiance to ISIS in a 911 call during the attack.
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The speaker's role is politically impartial, meaning Bercow has given up his allegiance to May's Conservative Party.
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The gunman declared his allegiance to ISIS in phone calls to police, but his motives remain unclear.
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Even in the current chaotic state of affairs, those minor houses still owe allegiance to House Stark.
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Cruz thus did Rubio a solid with his attacks on Trump's sketchy allegiance to the Republican Party.
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The Jenningses might not have lost their allegiance to the Soviet Union, and maybe they never will.
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The next year, he was on his way to Nangahar province to pledge allegiance to the group.
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It can disrupt jihadists and buy time to win back the allegiance of the disgruntled and marginalised.
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Daenerys can be seen talking to Sansa Stark, with Sansa declaring Winterfell's allegiance to the Targaryen queen.
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Some showed more allegiance to their preferred investigative tools than to the subject or question under investigation.
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The members of the GRS are America's best good guys, and Bay's allegiance to them is guaranteed.
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Whatever their party allegiance, teachers in "red states" like mine aren't waiting for politicians to save them.
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There is no sign yet that the top army commanders will transfer their allegiance to Mr Guaidó.
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Army chief General Ousman Badjie had previously called Barrow to pledge his allegiance, the latter's spokeswoman said.
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Whether he can persuade voters to switch allegiance on polling day, May 9th, hangs in the balance.
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The 232-year-old switched allegiance to head the Pakatan Harapan (PH), an alliance of opposition parties.
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General-election debates rarely move opinion polls, because voters' choices are largely dictated by their partisan allegiance.
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IBM must compete with Silicon Valley for talent; staff had criticised Ms Rometty's allegiance to Mr Trump.
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His fight is not only to defeat unreasonable unions, but to win the allegiance of everyone else.
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To signal her allegiance to the group, Sabrina is even wearing the Sisters' signature goth skater dresses.
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He also told an undercover agent that he would "swear allegiance to ISIS," according to charging documents.
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Up to 1,000 fighters in Egypt&aposs Sinai peninsula have pledged allegiance to IS leader al-Baghdadi.
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The Foreign Legion's motto is, tellingly, not a pledge of allegiance to France, but to one another.
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The Shia militias, meanwhile, have pledged allegiance to the Iraqi government despite maintaining worrying links to Iran.
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Any change in government in Venezuela will rest on a shift in allegiance within the armed forces.
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However, he warned that there is scope for financiers to exaggerate their allegiance to the development goals.
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Sarcasm aside, it should be clear to all observers by now: Trump pledges allegiance only to himself.
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It killed more people than ISIS, to which it reportedly pledged allegiance last year, the report says.
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Ironically, despite their many policy differences, the two men command substantial political allegiance from the U.S. military.
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In short: to demand allegiance in an atmosphere poisoned by the polarization that seeps out of Syria.
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She went once and loved the part where everyone stood together to say the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Our allegiance is to the Constitution of the United States of America and to the American people.
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Several dozen athletes changed allegiance on the eve of last year's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
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Pepsi study from 2003 found that people will even lie to themselves to defend their brand allegiance.
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Dr. Goodman defends the flag and the military, before his rousing rendition of the Pledge of Allegiance.
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The voters pledging their allegiance to the Republican front-runner hail from all corners of the country.
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Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School announced it will be eliminating the Pledge of Allegiance recitation in the morning.
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Allegiance to a friend, or a lover, or a family member ... that gives you a fighting chance.
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Whereas formerly "Melungeon" was a slur to be renounced, it has become an allegiance to be embraced.
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You probably have someone similar in your own timeline expressing an equally dogged allegiance to Hillary Clinton.
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The French public prosecutor, François Molins, confirmed that Abballa had sworn allegiance to IS three weeks ago.
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To see something and call 911 is to actively reinforce one's allegiance to the war on terror.
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She also said that her distaste for Trump was one reason why her Democratic allegiance had hardened.
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Now, there's a way to rep your Nintendo game allegiance once and for all: with nail art.
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The freshman lawmaker sparked backlash when she equated support for Israel to allegiance with a foreign country.
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Luther Strange -- a recent appointee who has based his entire campaign on his allegiance with the President.
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Allegiance to the president remains strong despite the negative consequences of the trade war to their businesses.
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Trying to make sure that lawmakers do not owe allegiance to a foreign power is fair enough.
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Allegiance to Trump has played a prominent role in Republican House and Senate primaries across the country.
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ISIS has published a video of the attacker, who is now dead, pledging allegiance to the group.
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They read aloud the Oath of Allegiance, printed on a small white card in their citizenship packets.
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The attacker, Omar Mateen, told a 911 operator that he was pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Four were suspected on killing the women, and appeared to pledge allegiance to ISIS in a video.
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The man, Omar Mateen, pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria during the killings.
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Forty-two years later, much in my own life has changed, but my allegiance to Amy remains.
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A group of gunmen who claimed allegiance to the group executed 22 civilian hostages in western Afghanistan.
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Other stories of mistreatment highlighted a lack of allegiance to the communities the festival theoretically would support.
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The president reportedly questioned Pence's allegiance so many times that a number of his advisers were alarmed.
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It is being torn between its allegiance to the mining union and losing votes to the Greens.
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But Abraham Gomez and 15 other Jews were among 932 signers of allegiance to King George III.
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When ISIS broke into the prison, freeing the prisoners, Mr. Sahab quickly swore allegiance to the group.
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That's the Pledge of Allegiance, which was first recited in public schools on this day in 1892.
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Rochko—who lives in Germany, and is German by nationality—has no allegiance to American constitutional norms.
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" A mere hundred years later, half the empire's "60 million inhabitants claimed allegiance to the Christian tradition.
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But after a bitter falling out with South Korean sports officials, Ahn switched his allegiance to Russia.
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In the 1970s, President Anwar Sadat switched Egypt's allegiance from the Soviet Union to the United States.
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Despite their alt-right allegiance, they were drawn to the economic ideas of Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign.
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Clothes are also the easiest way for fans to assert their own allegiance, aspiration and personal connection.
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Isn't unconditional support of another country no matter its actions a form of allegiance to that country?
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But late Sunday night, his players, still buoyant from the victory, uniformly pledged their allegiance to him.
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Callimachi: They were taking in pledges of allegiance from over a dozen countries all over the world.
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" Hawk: "And that's what drove me to pledge allegiance to them, so that I can get paid.
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Investigators also found handwritten notes in Arabic near the truck that indicated allegiance to the Islamic State.
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During the 40-minute phone call, Mr. Schwarzman did not press for continued allegiance to the president.
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The paternal one is Jewish, the maternal one Chinese, and they are battling for David's cultural allegiance.
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Bernhardt's career proves that his allegiance will remain with his extractive energy clients, not with everyday people.
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This ultimately resulted in the allegiance of those who benefitted, and these Republicans won their political races.
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Asked about a particular critique George Conway issued in November, Trump made clear where his allegiance stood.
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His tests of allegiance have divided families and close friendships — something he watches play out with enthusiasm.
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Were the Jedi and Palpatine all reaching out to Rey here in a fight for her allegiance?
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In Nigeria, a breakaway faction of the extremist group Boko Haram has pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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McCain has always believed, to his core, in sacrifice, honor and allegiance to something larger than oneself.
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I took the oath of allegiance proudly and without reservation, and registered to vote the same day.
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Still, it's a reminder of the capricious and secretive government to which Facebook users have pledged allegiance.
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Mr. Bishop lashed himself to the president, vowing his allegiance, and eked out a two-point win.
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"You didn't have foreign allegiance if you were born in Canada or New Zealand," Ms. Twomey said.
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They warned the farmers that participating in the play was tantamount to pledging allegiance to the guerrillas.
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At the same time, these women leave little room for anybody to question their allegiance to India.
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Both Britain and the United States used to have parties that at least pledged allegiance to workers.
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As a result, they have an allegiance to their employers and are more engaged while at work.
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Growing up in Cresskill, N.J., Ricco was a Yankees fan — an allegiance that has long since fizzled.
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These, along with your faction allegiance, level up independently of the Merit system as you use them.
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After Mr. Amri's death, the Islamic State released a video of him pledging allegiance to the group.
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New US citizens recite the Oath of Allegiance during a naturalization ceremony at Rockefeller Center on Sept.
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With our votes today we can bear true faith and allegiance to the vision of our founders.
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Motivated by his grandfather, George P. led the Pledge of Allegiance at the 1988 Republican National Convention.
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He came from a staunchly communist family and maintained his allegiance to the left, he told me.
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Members of Congress also possess a sense of self-interest that exceeds their allegiance to the president.
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Jack is a Birmingham lad and regardless of club allegiance should not have been subjected to this.
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Ultimately, Donald Trump professes allegiance to conservative policies, while Hillary Clinton is clearly and indisputably a liberal.
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Related: Gunman Who Killed 50 at Florida Nightclub Said to Pledge Allegiance to Islamic State Before Shooting
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But the majority of Machar's troops didn't switch allegiance to Deng Gai as peace-brokers had expected.
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Mateen pledged allegiance to ISIS but didn't appear to be directed by the organization, according to U.S. officials.
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Perhaps we only imagine that questions of allegiance, of belonging, are more urgent now than they ever were.
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"Allegiance," the new Broadway musical about the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II, will close Feb.
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But what if you're looking for a more everyday way to show off your allegiance to living mas?
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The militant group behind the insurgency pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and called itself Sinai Province.
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As Attorney General, my allegiance will be to the rule of law, the Constitution, and the American people.
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In 911 calls during his rampage, the killer expressed allegiance to Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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There are the Iraqi Shi'ite militia who have sworn allegiance to Iran and the politicians beholden to Tehran.
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During the shooting, Mateen called 911 and pledged allegiance to ISIS, a federal official told PEOPLE in June.
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Pledges of Allegiance was begun to generate dialogue and bring attention to the pressing issues of the day.
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A man who pledged allegiance to ISIS plowed a truck through a crowded Berlin Christmas market, killing 12.
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"This allegiance to the page stunts the development of sighted musicians ability to really 'hear' music," Pinto continues.
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The question is, how do we brighten our hopelessly drab muggle existences and proudly display our House allegiance?
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His Broadway show "Allegiance" screens across cinemas in the United States on the Day of Remembrance, February 19.
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The youngest Lannister's allegiance to Daenerys was all the more impressive because it went against all family ties.
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"It's a swampy place, and the swampy stink knows no partisan allegiance," said one senior Democratic congressional aide.
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Meanwhile, little Beatrix is just transfixed as the episode unfolds, though she's eager to make her allegiance known.
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The de facto uniform is a visual pledge of career allegiance, a literal symbol of white-collar affiliation.
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But as the votes were taken behind closed doors, they appeared to break mostly along campaign-allegiance lines.
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Their leader soon pledged allegiance to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi while on a trip to Pakistan.
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Now, Viserion's newly-forced allegiance to the army of the dead has major ramifications throughout Game Of Thrones.
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In many instances, the attackers left behind recordings, social media posts or videos pledging allegiance to al-Baghdadi.
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But it relaxed the rule again in 280, so that youth internationals could change allegiance at senior level.
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But she does not seem to like the idea of declaring allegiance to any particular movement in particular.
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On the right, allegiance to voodoo has become obligatory — leading Republican economists fell right in line when Jeb!
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Last June, ethnic Chechen Muslims and other radical Islamists from Russia's volatile North Caucasus pledged allegiance to Baghdadi.
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A year later, Malik and her husband, Syed Rizwan Farook, declared their allegiance to ISIS on social media.
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He pledged allegiance to al Qaeda in 1991 but said he broke ties with the group soon after.
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But it has declared those who refuse to pledge allegiance to it as murtadeen -- those who become apostates.
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He previously declared his allegiance to ISIS, and the terrorist group has since claimed responsibility for the attack.
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One Yankees fan in particular -- former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani -- knocked Clinton for her 1999 Yankees allegiance.
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The problem is that no candidate from either party has been able to get their attention or allegiance.
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So strong is the firm's brand that consumers are slow to switch allegiance, even when prices are raised.
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The safety pin is meant to represent the wearer's allegiance to protecting those groups who might feel marginalized.
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Pacquiao supported Jejomar Binay, a rival of Duterte, in the presidential campaign, but switched allegiance to Duterte later.
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He reportedly yelled "Allahu akbar" ("God is great") after he exited the vehicle and pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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Its members say they owe allegiance only to the German Reich, or state, despite its abolition in 1945.
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Henry VIII, Elizabeth's father, had severed the Church of England from its allegiance to the Church of Rome.
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Yet they underrate, as Mr Trump never has, the power of tribal allegiance to alter hearts and minds.
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Many of his logos pay allegiance to metal's major visual tropes: bilateral symmetry, monochromatics and thematic ornamental decorations.
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The gunman called 911 and pledge allegiance to ISIS The gunman first called 911 about 2463:30 a.m.
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It was strategic, deemphasizing party allegiance and focusing more on things that resonate with people in Staten Island.
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"The Pledge of Allegiance doesn't have anything to do with the flag, in my opinion," Schlag told FOX61.
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Trump's security turned away anyone who refused to pledge their allegiance to the billionaire businessman – even undecided voters.
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The radicalization, specifically online, is similar to those who pledge allegiance to ISIS or al Qaeda, experts say.
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The U.S. says ISIS-K formed in January 2015, pledging allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, ISIS's leader.
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His successor is Carles Puigdemont, an even more ardent secessionist who refused to swear allegiance to Spain's constitution.
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The terror group is officially affiliated with al Qaeda, although last year a fraction pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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Boko Haram killed more people than ISIS, which it reportedly pledged allegiance to last year, the tally says.
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Mateen pledged allegiance to ISIS during his attack, the worst terror attack on American soil since 9/11.
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The main suspect for the attack, Amedy Coulibaly, claimed allegiance to the so-called Islamic State terror group.
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T-shirts and patches display allegiance to all-women biker clubs like Merla's Coven and The Diamond Devilz.
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The allegiance to the Clintons has always sat uncomfortably beside Media Matters's ostensible goal of holding media accountable.
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During the attack, Mateen called 911 and told the dispatcher he had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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In reading class on Tuesday, the students were asked to practice reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in English.
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Before he was killed by the police, the gunman, Omar Mateen, pledged his allegiance to the Islamic State.
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The National Constitution Center looked at the Pledge of Allegiance statutes or other guidance for all 50 states.
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A high school senior, India Landry, sat during the Pledge of Allegiance at her school and was expelled.
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You showed your allegiance with your emblazoned logo chain, hand gestures, and in many instances a clothing line.
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Nielsen, who served in President George W. Bush's administration, never overcame internal skepticism about her allegiance to Trump.
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My son stands every morning in his classroom and recites the Pledge of Allegiance to the American flag.
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Republicans running for Congress during Trump's tenure have stressed their allegiance to the president — particularly in primary races.
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" Omar sparked a firestorm by suggesting that American supporters of Israel have an "allegiance to a foreign country.
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On the Runway American fashion has never been exactly subtle about its allegiance in this particular presidential election.
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Finch stood up, put his hand over his heart, and led the room in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Independence is more than just an unwillingness to declare an allegiance; it leads to severely less political participation.
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Eight days after a gunman claiming allegiance to the Islamic State killed 49 people in an Orlando, Fla.
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All those attackers need to do is to buy a gun and swear allegiance to ISIS' death cult.
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"My name is I pledge of allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi of the Islamic State," he said.
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In the auditorium, 250 fourth graders shouted out the Pledge of Allegiance, their small hands covering their hearts.
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Venezuela military loyal to Maduro Military commanders and the country's defense minister expressed allegiance to Maduro on Thursday.
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The army pushed Abbasi to switch allegiance from Sharif but he refused, cementing his reputation as a loyalist.
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License plates with the letters FG, which might suggest an allegiance to Mr. Gulen, draw scrutiny from officials.
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Eventually, the group would shift its allegiance to Trump and change its name to Make America Number 1.
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Enter Max Keith, a German-born man with a domineering air and an unwavering allegiance to Coca-Cola.
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If Flynn has violated this allegiance, it's likely he did so out of a higher loyalty to family.
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"I don't have party loyalty or allegiance to any of the parties," he said in a phone interview.
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The dark teaser, featuring children reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and an upside down American flag, was chilling.
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But in the recent U.S. presidential election, says Russia expert Mark Galeotti, many outsiders misinterpreted Vladimir Putin's allegiance.
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It's possible their class or race-based fears outweighed any allegiance they might have felt to a woman.
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Boko Haram pledged allegiance to Islamic State (IS) last year, but there are signs of a rift emerging.
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Boko Haram has long had links with ISIS, pledging allegiance to the Islamic militant group in March 2015.
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We salute our great American flag, we put our hands on our hearts for the pledge of allegiance.
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They clearly weren't buying Stewart's support of Trump's actions, but it seems their allegiance was with neither candidate.
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For many voters, party preference is driven by tradition and allegiance to their own group rather than policies.
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Like her, many of these voters have historically been Democrats but now feel little allegiance to either party.
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Pink and Carey Hart have shown supreme allegiance to their favorite whisky, by naming their new baby Jameson.
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He swings his hands in a serving motion, and juts his head in steady allegiance to the beat.
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It only deepens hostility and hardens allegiance to modern-day "fire-eaters" who spout lies and divisive rhetoric.
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Judge Kavanaugh would not have passed Federalist Society muster if he did not demonstrate allegiance to these principles.
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Her allegiance was never to the politicians but to the people, from many tribes, with whom we lived.
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The real beneficiaries are younger and less partisan voters, many of whom feel little allegiance to either party.
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" Callimachi: When he asked why, they said to him, "We'll come back to you if you pledge allegiance.
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Darlene goes as far to show her allegiance to Ruth by literally shooting Frank Jr. in the balls.
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The court ruling also reinstated 12 lawmakers who had lost their positions for switching allegiance to the opposition.
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I was born and raised just outside London, so in the end my greatest allegiance is to England.
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Storming a restaurant in Dhaka, militants claiming allegiance to ISIS held dozens of people hostage and killed 20.
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Many of her supporters are expected to shift allegiance to Biden if she does not hit that threshold.
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The two halves of our group, splintered by college allegiance, sat in the designated sections of the stands.
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Livia's love for Franz flourishes despite his evident ulterior motives and his political allegiance to her country's opponent.
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He urged Muslims around the world to swear allegiance to the caliphate and obey him as its leader.
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So in a way it illustrates Elizabeth's struggle between her allegiance to her country and to her family?
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But Chechnya has experienced attacks by Islamist extremists before, including those who pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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With Marius, the Copenhagen Zoo was able to reinforce its allegiance to a strand of Danish animal exceptionalism.
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Maisel, you might want to display your allegiance to the show with an in-the-know Halloween costume.
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"I do feel allegiance and ties to the North Dakota Democratic-[Nonpartisan League] Party," she told the Post.
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Ilhan Omar will recognize this fact and steer clear of unjustifiably questioning the allegiance of supporters of Israel.
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But that allegiance slipped from generation to generation in Mr. Montes's family, and in Cuba as a whole.
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Philadelphia police said Archer confessed to the attack and said he had pledged his allegiance to Islamic State.
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He fled the country and took asylum in Mexico, having lost the allegiance of the military and police.
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They police women's allegiance to ISIS, punishing those suspected of wavering in their support for the extremist group.
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James Galanos pledged his allegiance to Nancy Reagan despite the catastrophic neglect of AIDS by her husband's administration.
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He urges Muslims around the world to swear allegiance to the caliphate and obey him as its leader.
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Questions that should be viewed as practical, apolitical challenges are now viewed through the lens of political allegiance.
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Others had come to support loved ones and to imagine saying the words of allegiance themselves one day.
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Smearing and intimidating nominees who do not pledge allegiance to the financial interests of the rich and powerful.
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State television screened footage of now former Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef pledging allegiance to his young cousin.
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"Allegiance" features music and lyrics by Jay Kuo, and a book by Mr. Kuo, Marc Acito and Lorenzo Thione.
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Poland remains one of Europe's most Catholic nations, with about 90 percent of citizens declaring allegiance to the church.
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Each raises questions germane to any young person — issues around masculinity and femininity, sexuality, revenge, allegiance, confidence and fear.
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Last year, the group sought recognition from the Islamic State, pledging allegiance and calling itself as the IS-Ranao.
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"All the shura members have pledged allegiance to Sheikh Haibatullah in a safe place in Afghanistan," the statement said.
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Still, Tyrion tries to buy Bronn's allegiance to Dany instead, offering double what Jaime has never even given him.
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I refuse to have the Pledge of Allegiance sullied by the jingoism and divisions of our present national leaders.
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As children recite the Pledge of Allegiance, a close-up of the American flag flies gracefully in the wind.
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It's the adults in office who are charged with protecting them but pledge allegiance instead to powerful political interests.
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And last month, Brazil arrested a dozen people who allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS and were discussing an attack.
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The crowd then read aloud the Oath of Allegiance, printed on a small white card in their citizenship packets.
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However, the attack is likely to strengthen the allegiance of those who admire his iron-fist approach to crime.
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It has killed more people than ISIS, which it reportedly pledged allegiance to, according to the Global Terrorism Index.
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The attacker, who had posted a video pledging allegiance to ISIS, was later killed in a shootout with police.
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Andrew M. Cuomo asked Simcha Felder, the lone senator blocking Democratic control of Albany, to reconsider his G.O.P. allegiance.
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Pledging allegiance to a certain hotel chain can reap you lots of perks, from shopping discounts to free stays.
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Some members of Abu Sayyaf pledged allegiance to ISIS in 2014, though the connection between the groups remain tenuous.
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The main group staging the insurgency pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and adopted the name Sinai Province.
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Childe Hassam's impressionistic New York scenes feature Union Jack flags to stir up feelings of allegiance to the Allies.
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But genre categories aside, Haggard's truest allegiance was to the working class and anyone struggling, hard on their luck.
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That was before Boko Haram pledged allegiance to ISIS, the terrorist group that controls parts of Syria and Iraq.
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Officials say he has recently shown some sympathy with the reformist camp, although he maintains his allegiance to Erdogan.
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Varys was able to form an allegiance with Olenna Tyrell, the Queen of Thorns, while he was in Dorne.
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Clinton has explained her dual allegiance as the result of loving baseball, but needing to pull for a winner.
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Police believe that New JMB, which has pledged allegiance to Islamic State, was involved in organizing the cafe attack.
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It's fiction, after all, and its main allegiance is to the truth of feeling conveyed by the work itself.
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A 1943 report also claimed several sources believed Hopkins had backed programs that may have hinted allegiance to communism.
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Orlando shooting: 49 killed, shooter pledged ISIS allegiance The Magic unveiled a banner that will hang in Amway Center.
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Abu Sayyaf is a militant organization notorious for kidnappings and extremist factions and has pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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After Stannis's death, she shifted her allegiance to Jon Snow, whom she now believes to be Azor Ahai reborn.
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Pledge allegiance to your loved one with a little pin emblazoned with Aragorn's pledge to Frodo and the Fellowship.
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This has been juxtaposed against Liv's blind allegiance to the Republic to make her out to be the villain.
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The primary is open to any voter who wants to pay two euros and sign a paper of allegiance.
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None of them knew the pledge of allegiance or more than a few words of the "Star-Spangled Banner".
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Mr Xi's thought has been written into the constitution, to which all members of the party must pledge allegiance.
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In a sense, the extremists have "hacked" the mainstream's allegiance to balance, by moving the fulcrum of balance itself.
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Despite being behind bars, Abdurrahman was able to make an online pledge of allegiance to Islamic State in 2014.
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During the incident, he called 911 dispatchers to profess allegiance to a leader of the Islamic State militant group.
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And by the way, an Atlanta school is facing an uproar after trying to ditch the Pledge of Allegiance.
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And when you try to shut down the Pledge of a Allegiance, that&aposs opposite of building a union.
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Farah and Daud will remain imprisoned for decades, yet their allegiance to IS after their sentences conclude is uncertain.
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A married couple also claiming allegiance to Islamic State shot dead 14 people in San Bernardino, California, in December.
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We're told Danielle hasn't taken a stance on, or pledged allegiance to either side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The three men had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in a video made three days before the murder.
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He chatted with folks in game, found a patron, and eventually became a pretty big deal in his allegiance.
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After the Bears' shocking loss on Sunday night, one Chicago brewery is demanding local football fans prove their allegiance.
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In a secret arrangement with Dumbledore, and due to an allegiance with Lily, Snape essentially becomes Harry's surrogate mother.
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Try as elected officials might to pledge allegiance to both corporations and to people, it won't work that way.
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Early in the siege, the gunman called 911 to pledge his allegiance to the Islamic State, Chief Mina said.
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Khan, originally a commander with the Pakistani Taliban, pledged allegiance to IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 2014.
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True allegiance needs to be based on respect, too, and that can only be earned, not taken by force.
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As the Templar, Mr. Sands ("Kinky Boots") gives an ardent performance, making the character's unlikely changes of allegiance convincing.
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The gunman is said to have pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria before the attack.
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Turns out that there wasn't much point, because Australia still swears the allegiance to the crown for some reason.
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Jo Firestone, for Team Dog, responds with a version of the Pledge of Allegiance, full of dog-related words.
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Though she has been accused of having no allegiance to Penn State, she comes from a Penn State family.
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Brooks also questioned Trump's allegiance to his own campaign promises, zeroing in on the president's recent attacks on Sessions.
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The American public has a strong allegiance to defending our democracy, exemplified in such powerful acts of civic engagement.
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She then switched allegiance to Azerbaijan, a nation that regularly gives passports to potential Olympic medalists from other nations.
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The one outward hint of culinary allegiance is a sign on the burnt-orange storefront that says Terra Brasilis.
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Kneeling in protest during the Pledge of Allegiance brings awareness to a significant number of issues facing many Americans.
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Rather, it was simply allegiance to the ideals of the country, even when we fall short of those ideals.
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Allegiance to Mr. Castro and to the revolution he started has slipped from generation to generation across the country.
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"He has fought against activist judges who have sought to remove God from the Pledge of Allegiance," it said.
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A rivalry has long brewed between users of Google's Android phones, and those whose allegiance lies with Apple's iPhones.
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The militant group staging the insurgency pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and adopted the name Sinai Province.
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Amazon's bullish strategy to out-price competitors isn't great for a company with Nike's brand recognition and customer allegiance.
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But it was thrown together after she accused people who back Israel of pushing allegiance to a foreign country.
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Military leaders soon had to pledge their allegiance to Chavez and his Bolivarian project, not just the nation itself.
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Who could come to those assumptions off so little evidence and nothing more than faith and a binding allegiance.
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At the end of the day, you've got no geographical allegiance to a team; it's who was on top.
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Perhaps it's this sense of personal allegiance that explains why RSD inspires anger in a certain kind of people.
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And the government will swear its allegiance to the sound of a 41-gun salute in Hyde Park, London.
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An Islamist insurgency in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula has gained pace since and pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014.
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Dostum was a former communist general who had earned some notoriety for changing his allegiance in previous Afghan conflicts.
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"Conscience," Joe DiPietro's new comic drama, displays a similar allegiance in recounting the fraught events of seven decades ago.
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After the usual wining, dining and sharing, Nina reconsiders her allegiance to hookups, having found a seemingly perfect dude.
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Callimachi: The final one, al wala wal bara —— Morton: Which means that your allegiance is to the Muslims only.
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Their journey ended in Tajikistan, in an attack by men believed to have pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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This cross-pressure, in turn, contributed to their weak attempt to maintain the allegiance of the white working class.
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The church had been a frequent target of militants, some of whom have pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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With his tariffs, Mr. Trump has shown a willingness to upend decades of Republican Party allegiance to free trade.
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It is in their insistence on lightness that these pieces reaffirm their allegiance to painting rather than to sculpture.
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A New Jersey school's fight over keeping the words "under God" in the pledge of allegiance dominated that November.
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They recited the Pledge of Allegiance and said a prayer thanking God for this day and for the snow.
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But the clothes athletes wear speak loudly about identity and allegiance, and have the power to help instill confidence.
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As is customary, the couple held their hands over their hearts and recited the Pledge of Allegiance, he said.
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The last time a senator was expelled was in 1862 when several of them pledged allegiance to the Confederacy.
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Still, the odds of North Korea shifting its allegiance toward the United States are not great, Western experts say.
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He is in a wooded, secluded area and he speaks into the camera, pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
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He drew ire last year when he refused to stand during the Pledge of Allegiance during City Council meetings.
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Graham has conceded that his new allegiance to Trump has much to do with getting himself reelected in 2020.
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Those experiences taught them the satisfaction that comes from a deeper sense of ownership or allegiance with a team.
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" Indeed, the statutory requirements for treason in the criminal code presume the defendant owed "allegiance to the United States.
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She doesn't choose Jesse — in part because of a perceived allegiance to her family that's appropriate of her age.
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His close association with the Brexit campaign gives him a chance, as May never had, to command its allegiance.
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His close association with the Brexit campaign gives him a chance, as May never had, to command its allegiance.
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Seven countries have severed diplomatic ties with the Taiwan and switched allegiance to Beijing since Tsai coming to power.
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In two years, the Islamic State has won the allegiance of thirty-seven provinces, or wilayats , in eight countries.
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Their survival instincts won't permit it, given the allegiance of Trump's diminished but still fervent base among GOP voters.
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Martin Luther King carried it, respected it and pledged allegiance to it, while he was marching for civil rights.
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She was somewhat torn, given her new allegiance to the Huskies, but was ultimately appreciative of her sisters' accomplishment.
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"I don't expect him to pledge allegiance to the flag or sing 'Hatikva,' " the Israeli national anthem, Hoenlein said.
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Newdow is also known for unsuccessful litigation challenging the inclusion of "under God" in the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance.
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While more of a factor at Summer Olympics, changing national allegiance has also become prevalent at the Winter Games.
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Tesla has figured out the perfect way for its users to show off their allegiance to its electric cars.
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The shooter, who was killed at the scene, had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Fittingly, a substantial proportion of Speaker Pelosi's speech to the House was taken up by the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign has apologized for comments online questioning whether American Jews held a "dual allegiance" with Israel.
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My colleagues, this morning and every morning when we come together, members rise and pledge allegiance to the flag.
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During the attack, he paused to call 911 to profess his allegiance to Islamic State militants, officials have said.
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"There has been more allegiance to the leader than I am sort of used to," the Ohio Republican said.
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Years ago, he switched allegiance because, he said, the National Front is the only party that still defends workers.
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But as a patriotic American, I find myself in a quandary when the students recite the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Mr. Turaipe's group, once dismissed as a small band of bandits, pledged allegiance to the Islamic State last year.
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Critically, it's unclear if the shooter had any contact with ISIS, to which police say he is pledging allegiance.
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Media reports said he called 911 shortly before reaching the Pulse nightclub and pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Despite an avowed allegiance to music, the artist never reveals how her psychedelic circles would be worn or used.
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